Posted By CotoBlogzz
Rancho Santa
Margarita, CA – unless something catastrophic happens, Rancho Santa Margarita
councilman Steve Baric, Anna Bryson, trustee for the Capistrano Unified School
District, Dana Point Councilman Bill Brough or
Rancho Santa Margarita councilman Jesse Petrilla will be the winner of the
2014 race for Assembly District 73.
The district consists of roughly 50% registered Republicans,
25% Democrats and 20% un-affiliated.
The population is 70% White and 20% Hispanic.
While as of now the favorite seems to be GOP insider Steve
Baric, the CotoBuzz Journal’s Poldex©
shows Anna Bryson in the lead at 100%, Brough
at 82%, Baric 12% and Petrilla at 8%
The Cotobuzz Journals’ Poldex is non-partisan,
heuristics-based indicator associated
with relative name-recognition. Over
the years it has proven to be very reliable tool with the possible
exception of the 2010 OC Sheriff Department campaign.
We have argued that the California GOP Leadership has done a
terrible job over the last ten years.
Its main fault has been its failure to articulate what it wants to be
when it grows up:
Hector Barajas, director of strategic communications at
Revolvis, consultant for Univision and
former spokesman for California gubernatorial hopeful for Meg Whitman in 2010
and Spanish media spokesman for the McCain-Palin campaign in 2008 argued in
2011 that the GOP should launch a Hispanic outreach, pronto! We on the other hand argued that “while voting is a choice, the issue with the GOP is not
whether to pander to the Hyphen American vote as much as it is to figure out
what it wants to be when it grows up, or as we like to say, It is the
Brand Stupid!”
Will the GOP ever learn what it wants to be when it grows up? |
And we went on to accurately predict that “ The Mostly Left Wing and Hyphenated Media, including
Univision, have too much vested in the status quo and will take every
opportunity to use Weapons of Mass Disinformation to manipulate the
apathetic, uninformed and otherwise cognitive-challenged voter. This is why
whether the GOP launches a major Hispanic campaign or not, the voter who
identifies him or herself first and foremost as Hyphen-American, will vote
Obama in 2012”
Given that Bryson's
endorsements include Mario Rodriguez, chairman of the Hispanic 100, a group of
GOP-leaning Latino business people and her lead position in the Poldex Index,
bodes well for Ms. Bryson.
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