Thursday, October 15, 2009

Poll shows Daggett at 16% or 9%…

A new poll from Rasmussen Report show mixed news for Independent New Jersey Gubernatorial candidate Chris Daggett. The final numbers in the poll show 9% voting for Daggett, but 16% of people prefer Daggett.

That shows that 7% of people want to vote for Daggett, but may feel a vote for Daggett would not be wise. Daggett’s focus in Friday Gubernatorial debate could be: Convince the viewers that he is a viable. If Daggett can get to 20% preference in any poll, the flood gates could open-up.

The Rasmussen poll also raised the question of how much effect the Star-Ledger’s endorsement of Daggett could have made on voters. The showed only, “32% of voters… (correctly identified) Daggett as the candidate endorsed by the paper.” Which means a lot of the gain for Daggett may not have been a Star-Ledger bump, maybe it is just a Daggett bump.

As for that theory of Daggett stealing votes from the Republican, that may have been nixed with the poll showing an equal number of voters would consider leaving their major party candidate for Daggett.

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1 comment:

  1. The Star Ledger's endorsement of Chris Daggett is great news. I wish the republicans would stop the Bush/Rove Fear mongering. There is obviously a consensus that a vote for Daggett is not a vote for Corzine, except among those who use mass psychological terror to promote their own agendas.


    Daggett is the only viable candidate and there are many of this who are voting for him because we know he can win and is the only candidate who can change this state. The Star Ledger's endorsement echoes and re-affirms that Daggett is a viable candidate and can win.


    Furthermore, Daggett is now polling at 18% and there even rumors on that NYC Mayor Micheal Bloomberg will endorse Daggett. If Still think Daggett Can't win then read this to find out why your wrong. 11 Years ago Jesse Ventura was polling in the low teens, much lower than Daggett just three weeks before the election and he won.


    We need people to get involved and spread the word about Chris Daggett because to vote for the lesser of two evils is still a vote for evil.


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    Only voter's have the power to change the government. We must refuse to be held captive to the broken two-party system that has brought a plaque of scandal and corruption into our government by fear of voting for a third party. Its time to send a message to politicians in NJ and all across the country Its time to end politics as usual.

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