Oklahoma News Flash!
This update was so important I had to create a new post for it. And frequent readers here know by now I rarely ever create new posts for a single poll.
Sooner Poll released a few hours ago shows results as follows: Coburn with 44.4%, Carson with 35.1%, Independent Sheila Bilyeu with 4.2%, and 16.3% still undecided.
Wow. If this poll is correct, Coburn has opened up a nine-point lead, and has gained eight points since the last Sooner Poll. If it's not correct, his lead is still nearly two spans of the MoE. It's nearly guaranteed that Coburn is leading in Oklahoma, and I can say that he will very likely win this election.
And there was much rejoicing...
I'm not so sure this poll is dead-on; I highly doubt Coburn's polling this well, and, regardless, this result is still within the Leaning Rep. retention bin, so, logically, it will stay there.
Kudos to JohnnyZ at Politics1 for the heads-up, and a plug for his election-tracking site as a reward.
Still working on the page updates, BTW...
Sooner Poll released a few hours ago shows results as follows: Coburn with 44.4%, Carson with 35.1%, Independent Sheila Bilyeu with 4.2%, and 16.3% still undecided.
Wow. If this poll is correct, Coburn has opened up a nine-point lead, and has gained eight points since the last Sooner Poll. If it's not correct, his lead is still nearly two spans of the MoE. It's nearly guaranteed that Coburn is leading in Oklahoma, and I can say that he will very likely win this election.
And there was much rejoicing...
I'm not so sure this poll is dead-on; I highly doubt Coburn's polling this well, and, regardless, this result is still within the Leaning Rep. retention bin, so, logically, it will stay there.
Kudos to JohnnyZ at Politics1 for the heads-up, and a plug for his election-tracking site as a reward.
Still working on the page updates, BTW...
posted by K1avg at 7:36 PM
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