[daviddennis]

I remember in the last reporting period he had something like $4 million left. So now he has $11m? That should mean we have about $3 million a week, so he can spend about as much as Davis here on in, especially since with this news contributions will be way up.

The new polls make me think Simon ads are working well. I read one earlier poll that said Davis was at 48% and Simon at 33. So the new Simon ads have pushed Davis down to 33 and Simon up to 34.

That's not bad for a week or so of heavy advertising. That also shows how fragile Davis' support is - from 48% to 33% is some huge jump, even if we allow for statistical error and the like.

I guess we should now change the mix so there are more positive ads. And bring back the Maids! I just loved those funny ads; if they had a chance to run with any frequency, I think they'd blast Davis' dull creations right out of people's memory.

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[Carry_Okie]

The only thing that is "puzzling" to the media is that the campaign they are waging agains Simon (magically not regarded as a gift in kind) isn't working better than it is. Perhaps their advertising time isn't worth what they say it is either!

[Gophack]

That's not bad for a week or so of heavy advertising. That also shows how fragile Davis' support is - from 48% to 33% is some huge jump, even if we allow for statistical error and the like.

Different polls, different criteria. The CTA poll is a track, and likely voters. The Field Poll and the L.A. Times polls are ALL voters or ALL ELIGIBLE voters, and they don't track for likely voters.

I think we're up or down one, and we have 15 days to solidify the vote, get OUR PEOPLE TO THE POLLS, and DUMP DAVIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Coop]

I read one earlier poll that said Davis was at 48% and Simon at 33. So the new Simon ads have pushed Davis down to 33 and Simon up to 34.

You're giving way too much credit to those ads... and to the various polls. :-)