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Posted: 12:22 PM May 6, 2008
New Poll Shows Governor Manchin With Strong Lead
A new poll released by TSG Consulting shows Governor Joe Manchin with a strong lead over Delegate Mel Kessler.
Reporter: Anna BaxterEmail Address: anna.baxter@wsaz.com |
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A new poll released by TSG Consulting shows Governor Joe Manchin with a strong lead over Delegate Mel Kessler.
According to the poll, 63 percent of West Virginia voters prefer Manchin.
The study also found Kessler has support from 20 percent of voters, while 17 percent are still undecided.
The winner between Manchin and Kessler will face Republican Russ Weeks in the General Election.
The West Virginia Primary is set for Tuesday, May 13th.
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Posted by: Kathy S
on May 7, 2008 at 10:59 AM
Tom B, well, I know that ONE won't be voting for him AFTER I say here I won't lol. That's me! I voted for him last time b/c I thought he would be a good Gov. He's not shown me anything but lies so he's not getting my vote this time for sure. I wonder just how many WVU teachers/profs/administrators AND students will vote for him? Hopefully NOT many! Their school has a black eye now & could lose $$$$ due to this scandal with HIS daughter. He needs to pay the piper too as well as WVU. Wouldn't you love to know what the deal really was for her to get her "degree"? I would. Our kids have to work/pay their way or if lucky on s'ships & loans AND they have to WORK for THEIR degrees. Only the rich, powerful & privileged don't. Like everything else in this country, the poor kids & young people don't count. I've had it with Gov Joe. He disappointed me big time & I have absolutely NO respect for him now at all. My vote will not go to him this time
Posted by: Debbie
on May 7, 2008 at 10:58 AM
I agree with the others Joe needs to go. Obviously he improperly used his office to influence WVU to give his daughter an unearned degree. let's see, she attended in '98, and gets the degree awarded Oct. '07, when he happens to be in office. Hmm, coincidence? I don't think so. Oh and those 20,000 jobs? Most likely Walmart or minimum wage somewhere. Manchin's a joke. let's vote him OUT.
Posted by: BC
on May 7, 2008 at 10:55 AM
Is 63% a strong lead? Or is that just enough encouragement for those who wish to vote against Manchin and vote for Mel Kessler? Think about it folks, how else, or how better, can you send a message?
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