The Conservatives for Congress Committee is a group of business and community leaders who are committed to A) Exposing liberal politicians who masquerade as moderates and B) electing genuine conservatives in their place. The Committee is based in Southern Arizona and will likely focus its 2010 inaugural efforts on races in the Grand Canyon State.
As part of this effort, CCC has conducted polling in Arizona Eighth Congressional District. These are the results:
On July 26-27, a survey was taken by National Research Inc. of 300 likely GOP primary voters in CD-8. National Research Inc. has polled for major political clients including the NRCC, NRSC, NJ Gov Chris Christie and others. The margin of error = +/- 5.66%.
Here are some of the results:
If the Republican primary for Congress were being held today and you had to make a choice, for which candidate would you vote?
36% Jesse Kelly (plus 5% lean toward him)
17% Jonathan Paton (plus 1% lean toward him)
5% Brian Miller (plus 1% lean toward him)
32% undecided
Additional results can be view on CCC’s website here.
Paid for by Conservatives for Congress Committee and not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.
Seeing Red has some more background on this primary contest. Interesting take on the two leading contenders.
http://bit.ly/boj9B2
never heard of a survey with two questions, where’s the rest?
Sounds like Paton has royally screwed this up. Must have been taking advice from his old pals Shiree and Hellon. Didn’t he learn that they have no clue, even McCain figured that out quick.
I’ve heard this was a “push poll”. Do you access to the questions asked?
Umm 300 people are you kidding??
Any legit poll does a minimum of 500 and usually more like 700-1000… So is hard to put much stock into this…