Republican Dan Coats holds a commanding lead over Democrat Brad Ellsworth in the race for Senate in Indiana, and does so in almost every demographic category. Fifty-six percent of men and 51% of women who were called support Coats. Coats’ substantial advantage also crosses all levels of education and all age groups, including a 46% – 33% gap in 18-34 years old.

Ellsworth holds a slim lead (40% – 39%) among those who almost never attend church, but lags considerably among those who attend church a few times a year, once or twice a month, almost weekly, and weekly.

Download the entire results in a Exel file here.

Statement of M ethodology for Statewide I ndiana Survey:

SurveyUSA interviewed 2,335 registered voters 10/21/10 through 10/25/10, using Registration Based Sample (RBS) from Aristotle in Washington DC. Of the registered voters, 1,600 were determined by SurveyUSA to have already voted, or to be likely to vote in the 11/02/10 midterm election. Where necessary, responses were weighted according to the voter registration database. In theory, with the stated sample size, one can say with 95% certainty that the results would not vary by more than the stated margin of sampling error, in one direction or the other, had the entire universe of respondents been interviewed with complete accuracy. There are other possible sources of error in all surveys that may be more serious than theoretical calculations of sampling error.

These include refusals to be interviewed, question wording and question order, weighting by demographic control data and the manner in which respondents are filtered (such as, determining who is a likely voter). It is difficult to quantify the errors that may result from these factors.

Fieldwork for this survey was done by SurveyUSA of Clifton, NJ

Statement of M ethodology for U.S. House 3rd District of I ndiana:

SurveyUSA interviewed 565 registered voters from Indiana’s 3rd Congressional District 10/21/10 through 10/25/10, using Registration Based Sample (RBS) from Aristotle in Washington DC. Of the registered voters, 400 were determined by SurveyUSA to have already voted, or to be likely to vote in the 11/02/10 midterm election. Where necessary, responses were weighted according to the voter registration database. In theory, with the stated sample size, one can say with 95% certainty that the results would not vary by more than the stated margin of sampling error, in one direction or the other, had the entire universe of respondents been interviewed with complete accuracy. There are other possible sources of error in all surveys that may be more serious than theoretical calculations of sampling error. These include refusals to be interviewed, question wording and question order, weighting by demographic control data and the manner in which respondents are filtered (such as, determining who is a likely voter). It is difficult to quantify the errors that may result from these factors. Fieldwork for this survey was done by SurveyUSA of Clifton, NJ

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Dr. Hayhurst voluntarily served during the Vietnam War era as a Major in the Air Force  – certainly distinguishes him from Stutzman’s non-service even though Stutzman certainly could have chosen to volunteer as Dr. Hayhurst chose to do to protect this country.

I like to personally thank Tom Hayhurst for taking a safe job with the Air Force behind enemy lines.

So, I guess I will ask again – where is Marlin and his money, and what is he up to?  The  old saying has it that hiding is the coward’s way out.

Where is he? As his 2500+ fans on Facebook know, (link), he’s been tirelessly working the 3rd district meeting with his potential constituents. However, he’s not spending his money willy-nilly, and for good reason. Look at this from the New York Times.

What he’s up to Miss Weybright, is making sound fiscal choices when it comes to campaigning, something he’ll do when he’s in congress.

Game over.

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A statement from Mr. RINO via the Brady Center:

In his first year as President, Barack Obama’s continuing concessions to the “guns anywhere” mentality of the gun lobby and lack of leadership for common-sense gun laws has earned him a grade of “F” from the nation’s leading group fighting to prevent gun violence.

President Obama signed legislation letting people carry concealed weapons in national parks and in checked luggage on Amtrak trains, adopted the gun lobby’s empty rhetoric about just “enforcing the laws on the books,” muzzled Cabinet members who expressed any support for stronger gun laws and failed to appoint permanent leadership at the agency that polices the gun industry. This White House even voiced no objection to people carrying guns near Presidential events.

“If I had been told, in the days before Barack Obama’s inauguration, that his record on gun violence prevention would be this poor, I would not have believed it,” said Paul Helmke, President of the Brady Center.

After we invited Helmke to speak regarding Mayor Henry’s first year to the Conservative Breakfast Club in October 2008, (an invitation I still regret agreeing to), Paul marched downtown and paraded on stage with Obama, Linda Pence, Tom Hayhurst, Tom Henry and Michelle Obama. Talk about pandering.

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Dr. Tom Hayhurst former and future candidate for Congress, 3rd District

“I like the president’s emphasis on the character of our country. I went to medical school because I wanted to take care of people when they get sick. We have millions of people going bankrupt, and the death rate from breast cancer is greater if people don’t have health insurance. We need to somehow make sure all people have health care. The president laid out his plan. In many ways it was rational. He said he was willing to talk to legislators on both sides of the aisle. That’s very good. I hope they take that to heart and don’t keep saying no to any plan that may come along.”

From a January 2007 News Sentinel article:

Hayhurst, who unsuccessfully ran against Republican Mark Souder to represent the state’s 3rd District in Congress, said he was spread thin during the campaign and wasn’t able to spend the time with his grandchildren he wanted. Hayhurst, a retired pulmonologist, plans to continue to volunteer at two free health clinics and is looking into the possibility of spending time as a physician overseas.

What Hayhurst failed to tell them at the time of this interview we reported here.

Retired Doctor Tom Hayhurst toils 8 hours a month volunteering at the Tuberculosis Clinic. His reward? $1325 per month according to the Allen County Auditor’s Office Vendor Payment Listing from the News Sentinel’s 10/16/2006 edition.

Sorry Doc, that’s not volunteering, that’s government subsidized healthcare. Maybe you should have went to China with Henry, and stayed.

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