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Hayworth collapses

By on July 14, 2010

Hayworth collapses

It looks like the McCain/Hayworth primary in Arizona is basically over, as the Rocky Mountain Poll conducted by the Behavior Research Center a big lead and a big swing from earlier in the cycle.

Sure, not all polls have put Hayworth as far behind as the poll had, but since April, the Rocky Mountain Poll has given the race a 19 point swing to McCain, as he’s now opened a 64-19 lead (MoE 5.4).

I’m crossing this primary off the list of interesting races unless any new news happens.

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2 Responses to “Hayworth collapses”

  1. Looks like you forgot a verb here: “as the Rocky Mountain Poll conducted by the Behavior Research Center [verb?] a big lead and a big swing from earlier in the cycle.”

    Anyways, I’m not really surprised by McCain having such a big lead, but I can’t help but wonder what caused Hayworth to drop to such a low level.

    • I think the Free Money from the Government thing really hurt him, partially for principles and partially because it sounded demeaning.

      And since Hayworth’s biggest knock the whole time was that he wasn’t quite as serious as a John McCain, that hit him hard at his weak point.

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