Tag Archives: Charles Franklin

The Great Debate

Posted on August 9, 2012 by Andy Moore

The most interesting number in Charles Franklin’s latest Marquette University poll on the U.S. Senate Republican primary race is 21. As in 21% of Republican voters are undecided. Seems like a good time to have a one-hour debate broadcast state-wide … Continue reading →

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Dueling Polls

Posted on May 23, 2012 by Andy Moore

With only 13 days until the general recall election, the only thing competing for voters’ attention as much as TV ads are polls. Who’s up, who’s down. There’s another “who” involved. Namely, who did the poll? In the last week we’ve seen … Continue reading →

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Recalls spread, County clerks, Graphically challenged

Posted on August 16, 2011 by Adam Schrager

It dawned on me yesterday as I was speaking with a colleague about the history of state lawmaker recall elections that we’ve been so caught up in the Here and Now (blatant/overt product placement) of this summer’s nine here in … Continue reading →

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