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Just days after Carl DeMaio announced he is running for California State Assembly to bring the energy and innovative solutions of his Reform California movement into the state legislature, a new poll from national political research firm GS Strategies shows DeMaio has a commanding lead in the race.
“I’m thrilled to see our strong San Diego base of supporters are united behind my decision to bring the common-sense voice of our Reform California movement into the state legislature,” DeMaio says.
Among Republican voters, the poll shows DeMaio has a stunning 74% approval rating versus just a 11% disapproval rating – a net positive image of 63%. Among social conservative voters, DeMaio has an 84% approval rating versus just a 6% disapproval rating – with a net positive image of 78%.
The poll also tested the candidates running for the 75th Assembly District in both an initial ballot test and an informed ballot test after providing positive and negative statements about the candidates. The results show voters overwhelmingly favor DeMaio for the seat and that DeMaio’s support is remarkably resilient against attacks.
“San Diego voters know who Carl DeMaio is and they like what they see: a happy warrior who has always been willing to step forward and lead populist fights that resonate with voters across party lines – like the gas tax repeal, the effort to block the San Diego county mileage tax, or stopping the placement of violent sexual predators in residential communities,” says Jennifer Jacobs, communications strategist for the DeMaio campaign.
Source: GS Strategy Group N=400 (Margin of error 4.9%)
Carl DeMaio is running for the California State Assembly – District 75. DeMaio is a small business owner, hosted the popular afternoon drive-time show on AM-600 KOGO since 2015, and has served as the volunteer Chairman of Reform California since 2003. The 75th District includes the communities of Fallbrook, Bonsall, Valley Center, Ramona, Poway, Scripps Ranch, Santee, Lakeside, Alpine, Julian, Borrego Springs, Pala, Jamul, Pine Valley, Pauma Valley, and Bonita.
More information: CarlDeMaio.com or ReformCalifornia.org
