Will Davis get 50% of the vote?

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4 total messages Started by Ellay Sat, 02 Nov 2002 16:47

#494

Author: Ellay
Date: Sat, 02 Nov 2002 16:47

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Will Joseph "Gray" Davis win the California governor race
with over 50% of the vote? 

If not, can Gray-out consider that a mandate?

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Re: Will Davis get 50% of the vote?

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Author: Chas. 'Mark' Bee
Date: Sat, 02 Nov 2002 19:26

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Ellay wrote:
> 
> Will Joseph "Gray" Davis win the California governor race
> with over 50% of the vote?
> 
> If not, can Gray-out consider that a mandate?
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   Anybody that can keep that state afloat despite Cheney and the FERC's
best efforts deserves election by acclamation.

Re: Will Davis get 50% of the vote?

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Author: Kevin McMurtrie
Date: Sat, 02 Nov 2002 20:23

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In article <324SOSO032033CGGasd@ellay.com>, CT@ellay.com (Ellay) wrote:

>Will Joseph "Gray" Davis win the California governor race
>with over 50% of the vote? 
>
>If not, can Gray-out consider that a mandate?
>
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Doubtful, but I think he'll still win.  What would be interesting is the 
percentage of the CA population that votes for him.  Maybe 6%?  If this 
crap keeps up, the next governor will be neither Democrat nor Republican.

Re: Will Davis get 50% of the vote?

#493

Author: 7ball
Date: Sun, 03 Nov 2002 08:37

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> Doubtful, but I think he'll still win.  What would be interesting is the
> percentage of the CA population that votes for him.  Maybe 6%?  If this
> crap keeps up, the next governor will be neither Democrat nor Republican.

Not exactly... According to bipartisan reports, and understanding that it's
undecided as to whether or not he'll run, CA's next Gov will be
Schwarzenegger (a life-long Repub)... In 2006 that is.  Despite the fact
that I plan to vote for Simon, CA is leftist enough to vote their boy back
into office... Either way, from what I've read/seen/heard from both sides is
Schwarzenegger - no matter how much of a joke you might see him as - is
poised to win any election he might enter, due to his outlook, dedication,
and sheer charisma... From all reports, he brings a level of optimism and
can-do attitude not seen since Reagan, and that can mean a lot to people
jaded by the elections of the last few years will vote for him based on his
passionate ideas and ideals, which he has every intention of fulfilling to
the best of his ability.  (And btw, to you Reagan haters, Reagan won by a
landslide... Presentation means a lot, and Schwarzenegger has the right
presentation.)

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