Newsom opens double digit lead in polls

[floridafan]

When the campaign to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom qualified for the ballot in April, Democrats scoffed. It was a futile piece of theater from the far right, they said. California is, after all, one of the bluest states in the country.

Then, abruptly and to Democrats’ alarm, the polls tightened. “Keep” and “remove” drew almost even. The party dispatched leaders as high as Vice President Kamala Harris to campaign with Mr. Newsom.

And now, with the election days away, we seem to have circled right back to where we started.

Mr. Newsom has opened a double-digit lead in recent polls, and it appears to be growing. A polling average compiled by FiveThirtyEight had “keep” at 55.7 percent and “remove” at 41.3 percent as of Friday afternoon, and an average compiled by RealClearPolitics showed an even bigger gap, 56.7 percent to 41 percent. The last time an individual poll in either of those averages showed “remove” ahead was in early August.
The most recent poll was released Friday by The Los Angeles Times and the University of California, Berkeley, and found “keep” ahead by more than 20 percentage points.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/10/u...l-numbers.html

[katzgar]

When the campaign to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom qualified for the ballot in April, Democrats scoffed. It was a futile piece of theater from the far right, they said. California is, after all, one of the bluest states in the country.

Then, abruptly and to Democrats’ alarm, the polls tightened. “Keep” and “remove” drew almost even. The party dispatched leaders as high as Vice President Kamala Harris to campaign with Mr. Newsom.

And now, with the election days away, we seem to have circled right back to where we started.

Mr. Newsom has opened a double-digit lead in recent polls, and it appears to be growing. A polling average compiled by FiveThirtyEight had “keep” at 55.7 percent and “remove” at 41.3 percent as of Friday afternoon, and an average compiled by RealClearPolitics showed an even bigger gap, 56.7 percent to 41 percent. The last time an individual poll in either of those averages showed “remove” ahead was in early August.
The most recent poll was released Friday by The Los Angeles Times and the University of California, Berkeley, and found “keep” ahead by more than 20 percentage points.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/10/u...l-numbers.html

It's always about relativity isn't it. I'm not necessarily a huge fan of the Democrats but the Republicans keep putting inbreds up as candidates so the choice is pretty clear. I know this is a recall but the principal applies.

[floridafan]

It's always about relativity isn't it. I'm not necessarily a huge fan of the Democrats but the Republicans keep putting inbreds up as candidates so the choice is pretty clear. I know this is a recall but the principal applies.

Republicans do not win statewide elections in CA. PERIOD! The candidates dont matter.

[Jarod]

When the campaign to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom qualified for the ballot in April, Democrats scoffed. It was a futile piece of theater from the far right, they said. California is, after all, one of the bluest states in the country.

Then, abruptly and to Democrats’ alarm, the polls tightened. “Keep” and “remove” drew almost even. The party dispatched leaders as high as Vice President Kamala Harris to campaign with Mr. Newsom.

And now, with the election days away, we seem to have circled right back to where we started.

Mr. Newsom has opened a double-digit lead in recent polls, and it appears to be growing. A polling average compiled by FiveThirtyEight had “keep” at 55.7 percent and “remove” at 41.3 percent as of Friday afternoon, and an average compiled by RealClearPolitics showed an even bigger gap, 56.7 percent to 41 percent. The last time an individual poll in either of those averages showed “remove” ahead was in early August.
The most recent poll was released Friday by The Los Angeles Times and the University of California, Berkeley, and found “keep” ahead by more than 20 percentage points.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/10/u...l-numbers.html

Running against Trumpism is still working.

[katzgar]

Republicans do not win statewide elections in CA. PERIOD! The candidates dont matter.

your assertion that Arnold Schwarzenegger was a democrat is incorrect

[floridafan]

your assertion that Arnold Schwarzenegger was a democrat is incorrect

How long ago was he elected? Lets get real!

[Hawkeye10]

When the Great California Crash gets here voters have to understand that they played their part in creating it.

[katzgar]

How long ago was he elected? Lets get real!

11 years ago you inbred moron

[katzgar]

When the Great California Crash gets here voters have to understand that they played their part in creating it.

I hope to God you're on lithium

[floridafan]

11 years ago you inbred moron

20
year ago, Einstein

[Nordberg]

Dems are going to cheat according to Elder. he wants a pre-count.

[PostmodernProphet]

Quote Originally Posted by katzgar View Post
11 years ago you inbred moron

20
year ago, Einstein

2003 through 2011.......so eighteen years ago and ten years ago......

[floridafan]

2003 through 2011.......so eighteen years ago and ten years ago......

he was first elected almost 20 years ago, and may have been the last republican to hold statewide office. be proud.

[Jack]

2003 through 2011.......so eighteen years ago and ten years ago......

Well, well, well. Mr. Anal Retentive. Who would have guessed?

[ThatOwlWoman]

When the campaign to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom qualified for the ballot in April, Democrats scoffed. It was a futile piece of theater from the far right, they said. California is, after all, one of the bluest states in the country.

Then, abruptly and to Democrats’ alarm, the polls tightened. “Keep” and “remove” drew almost even. The party dispatched leaders as high as Vice President Kamala Harris to campaign with Mr. Newsom.

And now, with the election days away, we seem to have circled right back to where we started.

Mr. Newsom has opened a double-digit lead in recent polls, and it appears to be growing. A polling average compiled by FiveThirtyEight had “keep” at 55.7 percent and “remove” at 41.3 percent as of Friday afternoon, and an average compiled by RealClearPolitics showed an even bigger gap, 56.7 percent to 41 percent. The last time an individual poll in either of those averages showed “remove” ahead was in early August.
The most recent poll was released Friday by The Los Angeles Times and the University of California, Berkeley, and found “keep” ahead by more than 20 percentage points.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/10/u...l-numbers.html

The fact that the leading (R-Q) opponent opened up an election fraud website before the polls were even closed tells you all that you need to know about the chances he'll win.