The People's Republic: GOP voters passing on Calif. U.S. Senate race, poll finds

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Thursday, July 28, 2016

GOP voters passing on Calif. U.S. Senate race, poll finds

Republicans and Independents

are sleeping through the election

The corrupt "top two" election system is giving voters a choice of an open borders leftist Democrat or of an open borders leftist Democrat. So many voters are planning to not bother voting at all.
My 2014 Ballot - In November, 2014 I left all of the statewide offices on my ballot blank. I refused to vote for any of the corrupt Republicans or Democrats who forced this anti-freedom "election" system on voters.

(Los Angeles Times) - Half of California’s likely Republican voters and a third of independents said they wouldn't vote for either candidate in the state’s U.S. Senate race this November, according to a new poll by the Public Policy Institute of California.

The survey found that 28% of all likely California voters said they didn’t support state Atty. Gen. Kamala Harris or Orange County Rep. Loretta Sanchez, and 14% said they were undecided. Harris and Sanchez are Democrats.

Among those backing a candidate, 38% of likely voters supported Harris, compared with 20% for Sanchez.

Support for Harris appears to have dropped since the June primary election, when a USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll showed her with a 47% to 22% lead.

The two Democrats will face off in the November election, setting the stage for the highest-profile contest between two members of the same party since California adopted a top-two primary election system.

In the June 6 primary, Harris received 40% of the vote and Sanchez nabbed 19% among the 34 candidates on the Senate ballot. Duf Sundheim, a former chairman of the California Republican Party, landed in third place with 8%.

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Sample of a Free Election

Below is that last election for the Senate of Australia. Voters had multiple

parties to choose from with eight parties winning seats in the Senate.

Maybe, just maybe, Californians should adopt the free election system

of Australia instead of the current one-party authoritarian state.