[Lnc-business] How many elections are "winnable" this November for the LP?

[Scott L.]

That information is proprietary.

 

 

OK - seriously - I have been around the block many times.  I have a pretty
good idea of what is achievable given the number of members and registered
voters that we have.

 

Basically - if you are running for a local election in a district under
60,000 in population you have a chance to win if you do everything
correctly.

 

If you are running in a partisan election, you are probably not going to win
this time around unless you are running unopposed.

 

I know the above will not sit well with some people, but don't just say I am
wrong - make your own prediction so that we can compare how accurate our
predictions are  on the day after the election.

 

    Scott Lieberman

 


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Request for information:  What were the criteria for winnable?  

 

Joshua A. Katz

Westbrook CT Planning Commission (L in R seat)

 

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I just went thru the  A to D section of our nationwide list of candidates
for 2014.

Total candidates                         113

Total number of winnable races            18

Total # of ballot access retention races  14  (1)

Percentage of  non-ballot-access-retention candidates  that have a chance of
winning    16%.

 Scott Lieberman

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