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Presidential Race TCTC
Written By HEM
ENN Chief Editor
In the last few days, a nearly insurmountable Cordova lead has shrunk to near nothing, and many polls show Pope Lexus building a new commanding lead against Cordova. A KazmanicEuropeia poll showed Lexus nearly doubling the polling stats of his opponent. So how have things progressed since then?
Cordova has, to put it simply, stopped the bleeding. The ENN/Gallup poll had almost exactly the same number of responses of the KazamanicEuropeia poll, and it showed small gains made by Cordova.
29.6% of the region consider themselves 'Strong Lexus Supporters', While 37% of the region consider themselves 'Strong Cordova Supporters'. This is good news for Cordova, as it shows his base is still strongly behind him. He is much less likely than Lexus to lose support.
Pope Lexus is still seen as a strong leader in Europeia, with 67% of the region saying that they would be confident with him in charge. This is compared to only a small majority of 54% average being confident with Cordova I at the helm.
However, Europeia still tends to feel that Cordova is more 'trustworthy', possibly owning to his exclusively Europeian heritage. 92% of the region considered Cordova a trustworthy politician, while only 82% could say the same of Lexus.
When asked which candidate would better represent newcomers, 52% of the region said Cordova, while 26% said Lexus, and the pother 22% where firmly convinced that neither would represent newcomers properly. This isn't a surprise, as the EFP is a hub of new members within the region.
Despite Cordova's attempts to spin himself as more qualified in serving in all three branches, 63% of the region feel that Lexus has the best qualifications to be President, while 30% felt that Cordova did. 7% felt that neither had the proper qualifications.
Perhaps one of the most split categories spoke about positive change. Cordova who has run a campaign on changing Europeia for the better and implanting new creative measures, only won this category with 48%, while Lexus garnered a close 37%. The rest saying neither would change the region for the better.
This should be a serious concern for Cordova, as his entire campaign has been based around the idea that the region needs change from 'Too much Lexus'. If people aren''t buying that argument, it will be hard for him to scoot over the finish line.
In the end, Lexus has a SLIGHT edge in the final vote. But this race is way too close to call.
In order to win, Lexus has to keep portraying Cordova as an empty suit. But Cordova can control this race by simply meeting even with Lexus. People expect Lexus to be a better communicator, the problem is that Lexus has been massacring Cordova. Cordova needs to sell his agenda behind the scenes, and keep face in public if he wants to win this one.
This race may come down to 'retired citizens', and who they decide to vote for come election day. Since their opinion is still very unknown.
FINAL RESULTS:
Broken Down Results:
Presidential Race TCTC
Written By HEM
ENN Chief Editor
In the last few days, a nearly insurmountable Cordova lead has shrunk to near nothing, and many polls show Pope Lexus building a new commanding lead against Cordova. A KazmanicEuropeia poll showed Lexus nearly doubling the polling stats of his opponent. So how have things progressed since then?
Cordova has, to put it simply, stopped the bleeding. The ENN/Gallup poll had almost exactly the same number of responses of the KazamanicEuropeia poll, and it showed small gains made by Cordova.
29.6% of the region consider themselves 'Strong Lexus Supporters', While 37% of the region consider themselves 'Strong Cordova Supporters'. This is good news for Cordova, as it shows his base is still strongly behind him. He is much less likely than Lexus to lose support.
Pope Lexus is still seen as a strong leader in Europeia, with 67% of the region saying that they would be confident with him in charge. This is compared to only a small majority of 54% average being confident with Cordova I at the helm.
However, Europeia still tends to feel that Cordova is more 'trustworthy', possibly owning to his exclusively Europeian heritage. 92% of the region considered Cordova a trustworthy politician, while only 82% could say the same of Lexus.
When asked which candidate would better represent newcomers, 52% of the region said Cordova, while 26% said Lexus, and the pother 22% where firmly convinced that neither would represent newcomers properly. This isn't a surprise, as the EFP is a hub of new members within the region.
Despite Cordova's attempts to spin himself as more qualified in serving in all three branches, 63% of the region feel that Lexus has the best qualifications to be President, while 30% felt that Cordova did. 7% felt that neither had the proper qualifications.
Perhaps one of the most split categories spoke about positive change. Cordova who has run a campaign on changing Europeia for the better and implanting new creative measures, only won this category with 48%, while Lexus garnered a close 37%. The rest saying neither would change the region for the better.
This should be a serious concern for Cordova, as his entire campaign has been based around the idea that the region needs change from 'Too much Lexus'. If people aren''t buying that argument, it will be hard for him to scoot over the finish line.
In the end, Lexus has a SLIGHT edge in the final vote. But this race is way too close to call.
In order to win, Lexus has to keep portraying Cordova as an empty suit. But Cordova can control this race by simply meeting even with Lexus. People expect Lexus to be a better communicator, the problem is that Lexus has been massacring Cordova. Cordova needs to sell his agenda behind the scenes, and keep face in public if he wants to win this one.
This race may come down to 'retired citizens', and who they decide to vote for come election day. Since their opinion is still very unknown.
FINAL RESULTS:
Broken Down Results:
