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Nevada Poll for U.S. Senate Race Includes Tea Party Nominee

By on February 24, 2010 1:30 PM

Ballot Access News:

The Las Vegas Sun has this story about a poll in the U.S. Senate race. The story contains a link to the poll data that includes various Republicans, and incumbent Senator Harry Reid, and Tea Party nominee Jon Ashjian.

If the Republican nominee is Sue Lowden, the poll shows: Lowden 42%, Reid 37%, Ashjian 9%, other or undecided 12%.

If the Republican nominee is Danny Tarkanian, the results are: Tarkanian 40%, Reid 39%, Ashjian 11%, other or undecided 11%.

If the Republican nominee is John Chachas, the results are: Reid 39%, Ashjian 22%, Chachas 21%, other or undecided 18%.

If the Republican nominee is Sharron Angle, the results are: Reid 37%, Angle 32%, Ashjian 16%, other or undecided 15%.

Probably the Independent American Party will also have a candidate in this race, although the Libertarians won’t and the Green Party won’t.

8 Comments

  1. John Washington March 22, 2010

    It looks like Reid’s strategy of using shills is going to be as effective in the general election as it has been in past primaries. As a Democrat, I am so sick of that buffoon that I am telling everyone to check out Alex Miller at Nevadacan.com. If we can dump Reid in the primary, America is the guaranteed winner.

  3. libertariangirl February 26, 2010

    evrybody but the LP has a candidate /. 🙁

  4. Green Party fan February 26, 2010

    Call me confused.

    There were a series of posts, and several news stories in Nevada that the Green Party has a candidate for U.S. Senate..

    wat’s the real story?

  5. Cody Quirk February 26, 2010

    Don’t consider him a legit third party candidate, and this Tea Party petition can be open to legal question.

  6. Third Party Revolution February 24, 2010

    Third Party Revolution would like to endorse Jon Ashjian in his campaign for the Nevada US Senate seat, along with many other third party and independent candidates seeking public offices nationwide, ranging from local to federal levels.

  7. Cody Quirk February 24, 2010

    The people behind this political party are complete unknowns in the TP movement, plus most of the party officers are all business associates of Mr. Ashjian.

    These people obviously have an agenda.

  8. Jake Z February 24, 2010

    I have read on the same newspaper website that the Reform Party would be having a candidate in this race?

    Any truth from the people in Nevada?

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