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It would not be the first time that you get involved. Why does it concern you? honestly.
Just shush about it. You are always adding fuel to the flame. If you don't like my posts don't come into my threads or look at my posts. Seriously its not hard labor.
It would not be the first time that you get involved. Why does it concern you? honestly.
Just shush about it. You are always adding fuel to the flame. If you don't like my posts don't come into my threads or look at my posts. Seriously its not hard labor.
I actually look forward to your posts. You're always good for something outrageous and unsubstantiated on a slow day.
Good information Towanda! Very interesting numbers, particularly the District 2 race. I assumed that Pearce was a shoo-in to recapture the district. It's interesting that in an off-year election where Republican candidates are more popular in most states, that in New Mexico, people are sticking with Democrats, albiet slightly, according to your data. You would figure that the first district, which was held for I think 4 elections by Heather Wilson, would be an easily attainable mark for Barela. As Bradly says, however, Lujan comes from a heavily Democrat district, but nonetheless, leads by 5 (but using Mullins Facebook page as the source). Perhaps Mullins could actually win. Nonetheless, I thought previously that Republicans might be able to pretty easily pick off two of the three districts, but all three could remain with the Democrats. Compare these polls to Senate and House races in swing states like Ohio and Pennsylvania, where it appears the Democrats will get wiped out, and you have to wonder why New Mexico is polling better for the Democrats than some other states.
Frist of all Mullins was listed in his facebook and it was over a month ago. That could be a different story today. Keep in mind, NM is primarity a blue state even though periodically thery have had 2 Republican congressmen and the senate seats have been split. I still think the Republicans might surprise us and pull more off than anyone thought.
Campaign signs are popping up all over my neighborhood, I've counted about 15 for Denish-Colón and zero for Martinez so far. I knew I was in a heavily Democratic area near the University so this comes as no surprise. But the traditionally-Republican front yards are conspicuously empty of signs.
I put a Denish-Colón sticker on the car but I feel a yard sign would be redundant.
Campaign signs are popping up all over my neighborhood, I've counted about 15 for Denish-Colón and zero for Martinez so far. I knew I was in a heavily Democratic area near the University so this comes as no surprise. But the traditionally-Republican front yards are conspicuously empty of signs.
I put a Denish-Colón sticker on the car but I feel a yard sign would be redundant.
well at least you figured out why so many Denish signs: you live near the university..
Plus signs don't vote. They only show support. If signs voted, Diane would win..
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