Candidate Survey Follow Up... and Pulling Teeth
We're busy this week calling candidates to follow-up on the candidate survey that we sent to people running in the 6 statewide races this year.
We'll print their answers in our Voter Guide that will go out to 18,000 KFTC members and friends and will post them as well on www.KentuckyElection.org and call those same 18,000 people to remind them to vote, so it's very worth it to the candidates to respond.
Still, to be honest, it's like pulling teeth.
Most candidates are shy about letting people know where they stand on issues and it's hard to get them to respond.
Our strength is in our members like YOU, though, so we're sending you the list of which candidates have responded so far and which haven't. If you know some of these candidates or run into them this week, please thank the ones who have already responded and firmly remind the ones that haven't yet that they should really complete their survey and get it back to us by the end of the day on Monday. It's just good Democracy.
Governor
Steve Beshear - Survey completed
David Williams - No response yet
Gatewood Galbraith - Says he will respond later this week
Secretary of State
Alison Lundergan Grimes - Survey completed
Bill Johnson - Survey completed
Agriculture Commissioner
Bob Farmer - Survey completed
James Comer - Survey completed
Jack Conway - No response yet
Todd P'Pool - No response yet
Todd Hollenbach - No response yet
KC Crosbie - No response yet
Ken Moellman - Survey completed
Adam Edelen - No response yet
John Kemper - No response yet
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Update - 8/31/11 - James Comer for Agriculture Commissioner and Steve Beshear for Governor both got back to us this morning with completed surveys. The above table has been updated with that information.
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