A survey commissioned by a PAC tied to Gov. Brian Sandoval finds good news for Speaker John Hambrick and bad news for the GOP Ass. Caucus/Citizen Outhouse wing of the Republican Party.
The Nevada Jobs Coalition, which helped take the state Senate, commissioned the survey by the well-regarded Tarrance Group. The findings are devastating for the Just Say No Caucus.
The poll memo, which is attached here, indicates Sandoval has an - wait for it -- 84 percent approval rating in Hambrick's district. It also shows solid support for the governor's budget and eviscerates the no-tax argument:
When the recall organizers’ principal attack is tested and voters are informed that Speaker Hambrick has signed a no new taxes pledge but has refused to take a position on the Governor’s budget, which includes tax increases, only twenty-
five percent (25%) of voters [a mere 11% strongly so], indicated they would be more likely to support the recall effort. Thirty-six percent (36%) said they were unsure or it made no difference to them. And thirty-eight percent (38%) were actually less likely to support the recall effort.
A survey commissioned by a PAC tied to Gov. Brian Sandoval finds good news for Speaker John Hambrick and bad news for the GOP Ass. Caucus/Citizen Outhouse wing of the Republican Party.
The Nevada Jobs Coalition, which helped take the state Senate, commissioned the survey by the well-regarded Tarrance Group. The findings are devastating for the Just Say No Caucus.
The poll memo, which is attached here, indicates Sandoval has an - wait for it -- 84 percent approval rating in Hambrick's district. It also shows solid support for the governor's budget and eviscerates the no-tax argument:
When the recall organizers’ principal attack is tested and voters are informed that Speaker Hambrick has signed a no new taxes pledge but has refused to take a position on the Governor’s budget, which includes tax increases, only twenty-
five percent (25%) of voters [a mere 11% strongly so], indicated they would be more likely to support the recall effort. Thirty-six percent (36%) said they were unsure or it made no difference to them. And thirty-eight percent (38%) were actually less likely to support the recall effort.
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