I saw an article posted on Twitter that Tony Strickland is running again.
Besides Jeff Gorell, this is the best candidate that Ventura County Republicans were likely able to recruit.
In a midterm election do you think Tony Strickland will have a better chance?
What do you think his ballot designation will be?
Go on Twitter and you can see the questions Julia Brownley answered. I asked her about charter schools and how to motivate more young females to study STEM majors.
What do you think of her answers?
Let me know if your candidate is holding a Twitter Townhall.
Ventura County Supervisor Linda Parks is fact checking campaigns on her blog.
What do you think of her website? With so many outside spending groups it is hard to hold candidates accountable for attacks. I am glad she is trying.
Ventura County Star reporter Timm Herdt has a summary of the debate between Tony Strickland and Julia Brownley. Did you watch the debate?
Are there any debates scheduled between Julia Brownley and Tony Strickland? Please post a link with details if you know of any scheduled debates.
Any candidate that is not willing to debate should lose support.
With so many local campaigns trying to get our attention candidates are getting more creative. Julia Brownley (D) is running against Tony Strickland (R) and will be holding events for volunteers this weekend.
Click on continue reading for details.
Important: The 50 Shades reference was from a Democratic activist, not the campaign.
Ventura County has many seriously contested elections including for the State Legislature and the U.S. House of Representatives. The newly chosen Chair of the Ventura County Democratic Central Committee David Atkins has been a prominent blogger on progressive websites like Dailykos.com and others. Now he is using that position to rally netroots support for Ventura County candidates. His latest blog entry on Dailykos.com is an appeal to nationwide activists to
What candidates on his list do you like the most? I think Dr. Lee Rogers deserves more support.
Former candidate David Cruz Thayne was on the radio discussing his thoughts on the campaign between Julia Brownley (D) and Tony Strickland (R). Click here to listen to his thoughts. Looks like he has put the campaign behind him and is looking for new ways to serve.
His analysis of the campaign between Julia Brownley and Tony Strickland didn't offer many surprises. He thinks Julia Brownley should work on becoming more well-known to voters. He believes Tony Strickland should avoid being labeled a Tea Party supporter.
Julia Brownley's campaign got help from James Carville to raise money. Click on continue reading for the email.
What do you think the email communicates about her strategy?
It appears they plan to convince voters Tony Strickland is a Tea Party supporter and is too extreme for this district. I would like to see a nonpartisan analysis of Tony Strickland's voting record on a wide variety of issues. What sites would you recommend?
Many campaigns turn negative in a primary when candidates don't disagree on much. Maybe that is why David Cruz Thayne has spent so much energy attacking Julia Brownley.
He has been relentless in the attention towards Julia Brownley. It seems he believes his only way to make the top two is to reduce her favorables. He doesn't seem to pay attention to the other candidates nor does he really discuss policy differences with Julia Brownley.
Why is his campaign so negative towards only one candidate?
Ventura County Star reporter Timm Herdt posted that a Democratic Super Pac made a huge purchase for this new ad supporting Julia Brownley. With only a few weeks to go before voters choose the top two candidates I expect more outside interest groups to help her.
This ad is designed to rally the base of the Democratic Party. What do you think? With only one registered Republican running I expect Tony Strickland will get first place. The real contest is between Julia Brownley and Linda Parks to make the top two. Have you seen this ad or others on television?
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