I past by the early voting location on Shawan rd. 4x a day. I have not seen one Quinn sign. Tons of Wolf and Redmer. Just an observation. Ftm, I haven't seen one yet in person.
Disappointing Hogan the Best Option in Anti-Gun Maryland
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It would be interesting to know how much each governatorial candidate has spent per vote once the votes are tallied.
That's a good question.
Boondock Saint
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While I'm shitting all over Hogan, I'm disappointed that more money hasn't been funneled to Redmer's campaign. Hogan is crushing Jealous by every measure, and cash on hand is one of them. Redmer can take BalCo, but it would be by the skin of his teeth. More cash from Larry Milquetoast would have helped.
Great in theory, but you have to win your race first. Gonna start a fight ,have a full powder room.
For whatever reason, there seems to be a lot less interest by polling organizations to get data on the MD Governor race in 2018 vs 2014 (see attached figures). Unless Real Clear Politics has missed it, there are no new MD polls since October 7.
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Is that exit data?
The last 2018 polls were October 7. Given that Democratic Party voter intensity is pretty high this election cycle, I doubt that Hogan will win by 20 points. 10 points maybe, but possibly less.
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RoadDawg
Nos nostraque Deo
- Dec 6, 2010
- 94,472
And you know all of this about someone you’ve never met... but you’ve been reading on the internet.
Hmmm.
Funny thing...
Bon jour
Possibly the only candidate that has him beat is Lyndon Larouche ;-)
That summarizes my vote. He's lucky the Democrats didn't put up a moderate or he'd have a real race on his hands. To say or imply that he has done anything for the party in Maryland is so disingenuious. His brand of "Republican" is more Democrat than real Republican.
j_h_smith
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- Jul 28, 2007
- 28,516
Just curious, in what way do you believe he acts more like a Democrat than a Republican?
Is this really a necessary question? There are 50 pages discussing this!
j_h_smith
Ultimate Member
- Jul 28, 2007
- 28,516
There seems to be a plethora of Hogan bashing, but the only thing I've heard is he sold our 2A rights down the river. Although, that is true, that does not make him a Democrat, nor even close to acting like those Demwits in the MGA.
So, I'd like to know why people believe he's more Democrat than a Republican, sans 2A issues.
See points 2&3 on this flyer that the Democratic Party in Annapolis is sending out to bash actual Republican candidates ... (and in essence, spending campaign money aligning themselves with Hogan) ...
Then there's the whole not voting for Trump, saying that Kavanaugh needed to be further investigated, etc distancing from the national Republican party.
If people are making the hold your nose argument, it's an honest one, but let's not pretend that this governor (who won't even meet with MSI if I remember correctly) is more than a RINO.
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These numbers aren't too much of a surprise as there are more registered Democrats than Republicans in Maryland, but it does make one worry about candidates down ticket from Hogan including Craig Wolf ...
Larry Hogan Doesn’t Need to Worry Much about Maryland’s Early Vote
https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/larry-hogan-maryland-campaign-in-good-shape/amp/
As these numbers suggest above, and others like JPG have been posting for county wide totals, a greater proportion of registered Democrats are voting than the proportion of registered Republicans. Almost for certain that the increased numbers on the Democratic side are mostly partisan - and thus far in Maryland, with Republicans possibly voting at a lower rate than in 2016 and 2014 - it's going to be a hard slog for many Republicans on the MD ballot unless Republicans show up en masse on November 6.
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Larry Hogan Doesn’t Need to Worry Much about Maryland’s Early Vote
https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/larry-hogan-maryland-campaign-in-good-shape/amp/
As these numbers suggest above, and others like JPG have been posting for county wide totals, a greater proportion of registered Democrats are voting than the proportion of registered Republicans. Almost for certain that the increased numbers on the Democratic side are mostly partisan - and thus far in Maryland, with Republicans possibly voting at a lower rate than in 2016 and 2014 - it's going to be a hard slog for many Republicans on the MD ballot unless Republicans show up en masse on November 6.
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He's something. Rino, maybe. A moderate. Fiscally conservative. But, jello on anything non-budget related. Surprised he stuck his nose in Baltimore during the riots.
- Nov 11, 2009
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Empirical evidence: he got elected in Maryland.
