First seen at Mike McGuff (whose links are shit, by the way), the KPRC/Survey Houston mayoral poll released today, in advance of their telecast of the debate tonight reveals...
This I can buy. With a margin of error of 4.5%, and based on the reputation of an outfit like SUSA, we have the most believable poll on the contest so far. It's a wide-open race for the fellow who is to join Turner in a December runoff. Except for Ben Hall, who is sinking like a stone. The conservative whites are breaking away from him in the late game.
It also has HERO leading by nine, and almost at 50%, but I doubt that one in five likely voters is actually undecided about it.
Mark Jones, who has lost all credibility and is blissfully unaware of it.
No, you don't. That's a bald-assed guess on your part, favoring your own position. Jones thinks people who oppose the ordinance would not reveal that to the pollster, another premise without any facts to back it up. Why does anyone ask this man anything any more? Is his conservative bias unclear to the media that has him on speed dial? Is it the "Rice University" part?
He is an epic failure, and so are those who consider him a source of objective analysis.
Anyway, the King and Garcia and Bell and Costello campaigns can now rev their engines for the start of the race. And a shout-out directly to the HERO haters: it's slipping away from you. Fold your tent and slither back down into the sewer from whence you came.
- Undecided: 22%
- Sylvester Turner: 20%
- Bill King: 14%
- Adrian Garcia: 13%
- Chris Bell: 12%
- Steve Costello: 11%
- Ben Hall: 4%
- Martin McVey: 1%
- Other: 3%
This I can buy. With a margin of error of 4.5%, and based on the reputation of an outfit like SUSA, we have the most believable poll on the contest so far. It's a wide-open race for the fellow who is to join Turner in a December runoff. Except for Ben Hall, who is sinking like a stone. The conservative whites are breaking away from him in the late game.
It also has HERO leading by nine, and almost at 50%, but I doubt that one in five likely voters is actually undecided about it.
- 45 percent of those polled said they will vote in favor of Prop 1.
- 36 percent plan to vote no.
- 20 percent are not certain.
Mark Jones, who has lost all credibility and is blissfully unaware of it.
"You really do have to consider that a majority, or perhaps three quarters of people who say they're undecided or say they have no response, will end up if they turn out, will end up voting no," Mark Jones, political science chair at Rice University, said.
No, you don't. That's a bald-assed guess on your part, favoring your own position. Jones thinks people who oppose the ordinance would not reveal that to the pollster, another premise without any facts to back it up. Why does anyone ask this man anything any more? Is his conservative bias unclear to the media that has him on speed dial? Is it the "Rice University" part?
He is an epic failure, and so are those who consider him a source of objective analysis.
Anyway, the King and Garcia and Bell and Costello campaigns can now rev their engines for the start of the race. And a shout-out directly to the HERO haters: it's slipping away from you. Fold your tent and slither back down into the sewer from whence you came.
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