–Granite Status (reformatted, emphasis mine)
Other results from surveys conducted Sept. 19-20:
US Senate: 50.1% to 42.8% – Democrat Sen. Jeanne Shaheen over Republican Scott Brown
NH Congressional District 1: 45.2% to 45.2% – dead tie between Republican Frank Guinta and Democrat Carol Shea-Porter
NH Congressional District 2: 48.9% to 38.1% – Democrat U.S. Rep. Ann McLane Kuster over Republican Marilinda Garcia
NH Governor: 52% to 39.6% – Democratic Gov. Maggie Hassan over Republican Walt Havenstein
-7.3%, tie, -10.8%, and -12.4%; except for the NH CD-1 race, all outside the margin of error. And people wonder why I’ve been contrarian (much to their ire)? Yes, I know – it’s still a long way out to Nov 6th [OK James, the 4th!!], and no October surprises have yet appeared to muddy the waters. NH GOP Jennifer Horn promised, as one of her Chair campaign promises, to unite the Party. How’s that working out (by the numbers)? Sorry, but if she can’t even order that the Platform be updated based on what the Party delegates voted, isn’t that just more fuel on the fire?
And, for the umpteenth time, if you are thinking that GraniteGrok is the divisive entity, just remember this: we only report or opine on the words and actions said by others. So now you know how to shut us up.
