A week of voting has produced the following unscientific numbers:
Who should be our next U.S. Attorney?
405 votes total
David Buckner 56% 227 votes
Willy Ferrer 24% 99 votes
Daryl Trawick 20% 79 votes
Who should be our next judge?
262 votes total
Jerald Bagley 24% 64 votes
Bob Scola 29% 77 votes
Kathy Williams 46% 121 votes
Why were there so many more votes for U.S. Attorney. Do you think the results would be different if I asked who the Senators will actually pick?
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2 comments:
Buckner was trailing badly (running at 4%) when polling began, but pulled ahead with a flurry of late voting. I wonder if his campaign used the same ballot stuffers as Ahmadinejad.....
Buckner was trailing only "when the polls began" and led the rest of the way....the results were hardly a "flurry of late voting."
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