With 42.5% of the vote, Harford County Executive David Craig has won our Md. Republicans' Poll - April 2013, narrowly beating out former U.S. Senate Candidate Dan Bongino, who received 39.6% of the vote.
Of the 240 responses, David Craig (42.5%) received 102 votes, Dan Bongino (39.6%) received 95 votes, Charles Lollar (13%) received 30 votes, Blaine Young (3%) received 7 votes, and (2%) said Other.
Results:
David Craig: 42.5% (102 votes)
Dan Bongino: 39.6% ( 95 votes)
Charles Lollar: 13% ( 30 votes)
Blaine Young: 3% (7 votes)
Other: 2% ( 5 votes)
David Craig has surged his way to front runner status is recent weeks. Voters agreed that Craig has the most experience of any of the candidates. He was elected Mayor of Havre de Grace, was an Assistant Principal at Southampton Middle School, was elected to the Maryland House of Delegates, and then elected to the Maryland Senate in 1994, serving until 1999. In 2005, Craig was appointed by the county council to County Executive after resignation of Democrat James Harkins. Craig won the election in 2006 to reaffirm his position, and won re-election in 2010.
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Not far behind was former U.S. Senate Candidate Dan Bongino. His popularity among grassroots conservatives has grown substantially in recent weeks. Rumors say Bongino plans to announce his candidacy this Tuesday (April 9th).
RWB will be releasing it's "RWB Averages" feature soon, which averages together 20 different risk factors, and rates the candidates on a scale of 5/5 possible points. This process determines the candidates' Individual Advantages rating, which will also be released today.
- More results to come regarding our Md. Republicans Poll - April 2013 -
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