Hogan acknowledged that while his own internal polling shows he is ahead in 19 out of 23 counties in the state, the largest jurisdictions – Montgomery, Prince George’s and Baltimore – are going to be tough to win. We are doing much better than any Republican ever has, Hogan said. In Baltimore County, where Bob Ehrlich lost last time (2010) by two points, we’re winning by 19 points. That’s usually a bellwether — it swings back and forth. That’s the same number [Ehrlich] got when he won in 2002. Hogan said in Baltimore City, where former Gov. Bob Ehrlich received 9% of the vote in 2002, his polls show the Republican ticket currently with 24% support. And in Montgomery County, Ehrlich got 33% when he won but Hogan said his campaign is currently at 44%. Hogan said he was relying on a heavy turnout throughout the state to win.
Posted on: Mon, 20 Oct 2014 10:44:14 +0000
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