Ken Cuccinelli

We're just 3 hours away from my last big debate with my opponent! Will you tune in at 7 PM? You can watch the debate live on several local news stations, including: WDBJ7 (Roanoke), CBS 19 (Charlottesville), ABC 4 (Harrisonburg), News Channel 8 (Washington) and C-SPAN (National). Please click here for more info: http://www.cuccinelli.com/vagovdebate/

My company moved from a very liberal state to VA to escape this.

If McAuliffe wins, we will move our $15 million/year business to NC next year.

so did the debate have anything spectacular? I know the race is a toss-up as of earlier today. (McAuliffe 41%, Cuccinelli 40% with about 10% undecided).

Everything I've seen is McCauliff +7 8 or 9 even.

dunno about the source.. Wenzel Strategies had the 41-40 advantage for Mcaulliff

The Republican-oriented websites I have read basically wrote off the Gov's race about a month ago. The focus by GOP-partisans is on the Attorney General's race. They think they can win that one. GOP candidate's name is Obenshain (sp?).

That said, my hunch is that the spread for TMac will not be 8-9 points but more like 4-5. 12 days to find out for sure.

who are the morons in VA that want a liberal governor?

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/...-4111.html


Don't know where you get it's even

Rasmussen had it +17 on 10/20

Does Virgina have a strong Governor statutorily?

Here who our Governor is means just about nothing because he has no power anyways.

It's important to remember that Virginia has three huge blocks of the voting populace: 1) Northern Virginia (hint: full of liberals) 2) Rural Virginia (hint: not full of liberals) 3) Everywhere else (swing vote).

Both Cuccinelli and McAuliffe are turds and the election will probably reflect that. I wouldn't expect a huge turnout.

Of course, the real determinant of Virginia elections has been, and probably will continue to be, the African-American vote. That's the real determinant.

(10-24-2013 09:04 PM)HeartOfDixie Wrote:  Does Virgina have a strong Governor statutorily?

Here who our Governor is means just about nothing because he has no power anyways.

And the one we have is particularly worthless.

Who is the the other candidate other than the R and D. I think I'll look into voting for him.

(10-25-2013 08:05 AM)VA49er Wrote:  Who is the the other candidate other than the R and D. I think I'll look into voting for him.

His name is Robert Sarvis. He used to work for the Clinton campaign and he failed to even get Ron Paul's endorsement (Paul endorsed Cuccinelli). I suspect Sarvis is a plant.

(10-25-2013 08:10 AM)EverRespect Wrote:  

(10-25-2013 08:05 AM)VA49er Wrote:  Who is the the other candidate other than the R and D. I think I'll look into voting for him.

His name is Robert Sarvis. He used to work for the Clinton campaign and he failed to even get Ron Paul's endorsement (Paul endorsed Cuccinelli). I suspect Sarvis is a plant.

Thanks. I'll look him up. Honestly, I don't really like either the R or D candidate.

It's difficult to quantify these things, but it seems like Sarvis is drawing just as many votes from McAuliffe as from Cucinelli.

Sarvis has been polling around 9-10%, but I doubt he'll get that much. If he gets 5% I'll be impressed.

The most positive thing about this race is that whoever wins is restricted from running for reelection. So we hunker down for 4 years and hope for better candidates in 2017.

(10-25-2013 12:07 AM)Murray007 Wrote:  It's important to remember that Virginia has three huge blocks of the voting populace: 1) Northern Virginia (hint: full of liberals) 2) Rural Virginia (hint: not full of liberals) 3) Everywhere else (swing vote).

Both Cuccinelli and McAuliffe are turds and the election will probably reflect that. I wouldn't expect a huge turnout.

It takes the entire rest of the state (60% Rep vote) to offset NoVA (70% Dem vote). I for one, would be happy to allow DC to Annex Alexandria and Arlington.

http://www.city-data.com/city/Virginia.html


Also, when you look at the money McAuliffe has spent smearing Cuccinelli of course you're going to think he's a scumbag... but keep in mind 2 things:

1. he was the first to file suit against Obamacare
2. He beat the RINOS to get on the ballot.