posted July 18, 2006
The Bob Corker for Senate campaign on Tuesday released a survey of 600 likely Republican voters that showed Bob Corker with 46% of the vote, Ed Bryant 24% and Van Hilleary 17%.
The poll was completed this past Thursday, the evening before early voting began, Corker officials said.
Glen Bolger, the Corker campaign’s pollster, said, “These results make it clear that Bob Corker remains in the driver’s seat for the Republican nomination. Both Ed Bryant and Van Hilleary have yet to offer voters a compelling positive reason to support their candidacies, and as result trail by significant margins as voters head to the polls.”
Corker campaign manager Ben Mitchell said, “With just 16 days until the polls close on Aug. 3, voters can expect Van Hilleary and Ed Bryant to continue their negative and misleading campaigns in a desperate attempt to revive their failing efforts. But we trust Tennessee voters to see their efforts for what they are - last second desperate attack ads from two career politicians turned registered lobbyists.”
The poll of 600 likely Republican primary voters was conducted by Glen Bolger of Public Opinion Strategies on July 10-11, 13. The margin of error is +/- 4.0%.
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