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Who gets your vote for Mayor?

May 14, 2007

Posted by insider under 2007 Primary, Elections, Polls

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Since Election day is just hours away I thought it would be interesting to see who our readers will select in the Mayors race. Will you just go with Luke? Are you planning on writing in Peduto? What about the city paper’s The Pierogie? If you choose other feel free to leave a comment and let us know who.

Who are you supporting for Allegheny County Controller

Valerie McDonald Roberts (45%)
Chelsa Wagner (33%)
George Matta (22%)

Total Votes: 33

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3 Responses to Who gets your vote for Mayor?

The Pierogie LoverMay 14, 2007 at 8:56 pm

I am definitly voting for The Pierogie

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RobMay 14, 2007 at 10:25 pm

You forgot to list Mark DiSantis.

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Maria in PghMay 15, 2007 at 10:57 am

“You forgot to list Mark DiSantis.

So did the Republicans.

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Ironically, those elements in the GOP want to run things more like Pa. Democrats.
Dem state committee endorsements are not binding despite requiring a higher, two-thirds threshold (the PAGOP only requires 50 percent plus 1). Democratic county committees can – and often do – endorse primary opponents of candidates that have been endorsed by the state committee.

And efforts by reformers who want the party to emulate the GOP – by tightening up the bylaws or to committing noteworthy financial resources to back up endorsements – are the subject of intense scrutiny by progressives and activists.

So who’s right? GOP party leaders point to the most important statistic of all: win rate. Since 2001, the GOP has won 54 percent of contested statewide elections.

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Ironically, those elements in the GOP want to run things more like Pa. Democrats.
Dem state committee endorsements are not binding despite requiring a higher, two-thirds threshold (the PAGOP only requires 50 percent plus 1). Democratic county committees can – and often do – endorse primary opponents of candidates that have been endorsed by the state committee.

And efforts by reformers who want the party to emulate the GOP – by tightening up the bylaws or to committing noteworthy financial resources to back up endorsements – are the subject of intense scrutiny by progressives and activists.

So who’s right? GOP party leaders point to the most important statistic of all: win rate. Since 2001, the GOP has won 54 percent of contested statewide elections.

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