The Lone Star State’s newspapers released another poll yesterday and they all but say that this race is over and Guv Dude is heading toward snatching up the checkered flag. They have Dude with a 12 point lead. What can I say? Early Voting in Person through eleven days yesterday in Harris County was at [...]
Archive for October, 2010
Another Poll and an Unscientific Take through Day 11
Posted in Campos Communications, Governor Rick Perry, Harris County Commisioners Court, Houston Astros, Houston Elections, Houston Latino Voter Turnout, Houston Mayor Bill White, Houston Politics, Houston Voter Turnout, Latino politics, Latino Voter Turnout, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, Mayor Bill White, Texas Democratic Party, Texas GOP, Texas Governor campaign, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics, Voter turnout on October 29, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Handicapping and an Unscientific Take through Day 10
Posted in Campos Communications, Harris County GOP, Harris County voter turnout and analysis, Houston Astros, Houston City elections, Houston Elections, Houston Latino Voter Turnout, Houston Politics, Houston Voter Turnout, Latino politics, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, Texas Democratic Party, Texas GOP, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics, Voter turnout on October 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The Roundtable General Election Pick’em Pool was released yesterday. Here’s how you score. You get more points if you pick an underdog and the dog wins. For example, if you pick Hunker Down and he wins, you only get 2 points. If you pick Gordon Quan and he wins, you get 18 points. A winning [...]
An Unscientific Take through Day 9
Posted in Campos Communications, Governor Rick Perry, Houston Astros, Houston City elections, Houston Elections, Houston Latino Voter Turnout, Houston Mayor Bill White, Houston Politics, Houston Voter Turnout, Latino politics, Latino Voter Turnout, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, Mayor Bill White, Texas Democratic Party, Texas GOP, Texas Governor campaign, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics, Voter turnout on October 27, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Former Secretary of State Jim Baker had a statue of him unveiled yesterday at that park or greenspace across the street from the Downtown post office. The Baker statue joins the 41 statue that has been there for a few years. Nobody is ever going to see the statue because nobody ever goes by there. [...]
Judith Cruz Makes Democrats for Education Reform 2010 HOT LIST and an Unscientific Take through Day 8
Posted in Campos Communications, Governor Rick Perry, Harris County voter turnout and analysis, HISD School Board Elections, Houston Astros, Houston Elections, Houston Independent School District, Houston Mayor Bill White, Houston Politics, Houston Voter Turnout, Judith Cruz, Latino politics, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, Mayor Bill White, Texas Democratic Party, Texas GOP, Texas Governor campaign, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics, Voter turnout on October 26, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
HISD Trustee District VIII candidate Judith Cruz made the Democrats for Education Reform (DFER) HOT LIST along with 14 other candidates throughout the country and she is in good company along with the likes of Colorado U.S. Senator Michael Bennett, New York’s Andrew Cuomo, and Delaware U.S. Senate candidate Chris Coons. Here is what DFER [...]
To Catch a Sign Thief and an Unscientific Take through Day 7
Posted in Campos Communications, Governor Rick Perry, HISD School Board Elections, Houston Astros, Houston City elections, Houston Elections, Houston Independent School District, Houston Latino Voter Turnout, Houston Mayor Bill White, Houston Politics, Houston Voter Turnout, Judith Cruz, Latino politics, Latino Voter Registration, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, Mayor Bill White, Texas Democratic Party, Texas GOP, Texas Governor campaign, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics on October 25, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
It has happened to just about everyone that has been involved in political campaigns – getting your campaign signs stolen. The Judith Cruz for HISD Trustee, District VIII campaign has been plagued by sign stealing from Day 1. They’ve taken most of our 4×8 signs from private property and have taken yard signs out of [...]
An Unscientific Take of Day 4
Posted in Campos Communications, Harris County Democratic Party, Harris County GOP, Houston Astros, Houston Elections, Houston Latino Voter Turnout, Houston Politics, Houston Voter Turnout, Latino politics, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, National Politics, President Obama, Texas Democratic Party, Texas GOP, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics, Voter turnout on October 22, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Early Voting in Person through four days today in Harris County was at 104,420 as compared to 170,629 through four days in 2008. In 2008, Kingwood was 3.9% of the total (678,312 in person) Early Vote for Harris County. Through yesterday they were 5.2% (of 79,678). In 2008, Clear Lake was 3.3% of total county Early [...]
An Unscientific Take of Day 3 and the Latino Vote 2010, Part 12 (Another Guest Opinion)
Posted in Campos Communications, Houston Astros, Houston Elections, Houston Latino Voter Turnout, Houston Politics, Latino Media, Latino politics, Latino Voter Registration, Latino Voter Turnout, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, National Politics, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics, Voter turnout on October 21, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Early Voting in Person through three days today in Harris County was at 79,6787 as compared to 126,214 through three days in 2008. In 2008, Kingwood was 3.9% of the total (678,312 in person) Early Vote for Harris County. Through yesterday they were 5.1% (of 79,678). In 2008, Clear Lake was 3.3% of total county [...]
An Unscientific Take of Day 2 and the Latino Vote 2010, Part 11
Posted in Campos Communications, Governor Rick Perry, Harris County Democratic Party, Houston Astros, Houston Elections, Houston Latino Voter Turnout, Houston Mayor Bill White, Houston Politics, Latino politics, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, Mayor Bill White, National GOP, National Politics, President Obama, Texas Democratic Party, Texas GOP, Texas Governor campaign, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics, U.S. Democratic Party, Voter turnout on October 20, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Early Voting in Person through two days today in Harris County was at 53,496 as compared to 82,612 through two days in 2008. In 2008, Kingwood was 3.9% of the total (678,312 in person) Early Vote for Harris County. Through today they were 5.1% (of 53,496). In 2008, Clear Lake was 3.3% of total county [...]
An Unscientific Take of Day 1
Posted in Campos Communications, Houston Astros, Houston Elections, Houston Latino Voter Turnout, Houston Mayor Bill White, Houston Politics, Latino politics, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, Mayor Annise Parker, Mayor Bill White, Texas Democratic Party, Texas GOP, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics, The Tea Party, Voter turnout on October 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Hector put out a statement last night reporting 26,051 voted early on the first day of Early Voting in Person yesterday as compared to 8,545 that voted on the first day of the 2006 election – the last gubernatorial race. I’d rather compare the 26,051 that voted yesterday to the 39,201 that voted on the [...]
Judith Cruz Endorsed by Chronicle
Posted in Campos Communications, Governor Rick Perry, HISD School Board Elections, Houston Astros, Houston City Council, Houston City Hall, Houston Elections, Houston Independent School District, Houston Mayor Bill White, Houston Politics, Latino politics, Marc Campos, Mayor Annise Parker, Mayor Bill White, National Politics, Texas Democratic Party, Texas GOP, Texas Governor campaign, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics on October 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The Judith Cruz campaign scored a big one this morning. Judith was endorsed by the Chronicle. They can take our signs but they can’t take this one. Here it is. HISD board: For District VIII trustee, the Chronicle endorses Judith Cruz (Oct. 17, 2010, 8:07PM) How hot a topic is education these days? Hot enough, [...]
