"No idea, but here district is 60-40 democrats, and last time I heard she was down 14-16%"
The district gave Al Gore just 51% of the vote in 2000, with like 45% for George W. Bush. It is NOT a 60-40 district. And remember that 2000 was probably the high-water mark for the Democrat vote in suburban areas---after September 11, the suburbs have been returning to their Republican roots, just as they were during the Cold War. I think the district will be fairly evenly split between Bush and Kerry in 2004, and that Goli Ameri has an excellent chance of defeating David Wu, especially now that he can't count on a disproportionate share of the female vote (unless for some strange reason Washington County women don't think that sexual assault is something to frown upon). So don't give up hope, and remember that
Ameri CAN Win!
I hope she does, Wu is the worst.
Although I must say I was a little disappointed by her statement on vouchers during her intereview (I don't know when it was first aired, I saw it last night on NWCN). Don't get me wrong, I'd still vote for her, but I really wish R's would have a spine on this issue. Vouchers are the one issue that would, eventually, break the back of the liberal establishment.