TX: End of campaign polls show solid lead for Perry
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Two new polls show Gov. Rick Perry ahead by a significant margin in the Texas gubernatorial race. In Public Policy Polling’s (PPP) last survey of the race this cycle, Perry trumps Democrat Bill White 53-44 percent, and in a poll from five state newspapers, the incumbent leads 49-37 percent.
The PPP poll was conducted between Oct. 26-28 and sampled 568 likely voters, producing a +/- 4.1 percent margin of error. The newspaper poll of 673 likely voters took place between Oct. 22-27 and has a +/- 3.8 percent margin of error.
Perry’s 9- and 12-point leads follow the trend line of results which have recently shown Perry crossing the 50-percent threshold of support and nearing a double-digit lead over his Democratic opponent.
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Our Texas Governor!
The best poll will be on the 2nd of November.
The best argument for electing a new Governor is: (1) Perry is a career politician, (2) Perry has been in office for ten years and has no accomplishments, (3) Perry tried to shove the Trans-Texas boon doggle down Texans throats, (4) Texas has no “Term Limits”, (5) Perry supports people like: Sharron Angle in Nevada, Tancredo in Colorado, Rand Paul in Kentucky and Palladino of New York, who are bigoted and prejudiced people.
I think everyone should vote this year! Redistricting will rear it’s ugly head and bite the minorities in the butt! Here’s the real problem if minorities do not vote: They won’t be represented!
Republicans need to repudiates comments from bigoted Republican candidates around the nation.
IF YOU DON’T VOTE, YOU CAN’T COMPLAIN!
