The Texas governor’s race that Rick Perry won, had the largest primary turnout at 16% of voters that normally vote in the general election. Now, that was a very contested race, with the addition of the PAULTARD candidate, Debra Medina, and yet, Rick Perry managed to win with over 50%.
The average turnout for primary races is between 5% - 11%.
McCain will use a lot of his hefty campaign war chest to send out absentee ballots because the primary is in the scorching hot month of August. I anticipate that half will mark their ballots for JD.
The motivated still in Arizona are likely to go to the polls to vote for JD. In my thinking, the only way McCain wins, is the Indian reservations.
Thanks for taking the time to explain this. You made me feel a bit better.
I think the first group had McCain up by a lot in a sample of Republican primary voters.
I'd love to hear you're right.