Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1. Frumin.
2. Goulet.
3. Thomas.
4. Finley.
5. Monash.
6. Brown.

I talked to Finley at the Chevy Chase Community Center about Bergman and Duncan quitting. He said he was surprised about Duncan quitting - his internal numbers had her in a close second behind Frumin with Goulet in fourth.

1. Frumin
2. Goulet
3. Thomas
4. Duncan (remember she is still on the ballot)
5. Bergmann (same)
6. Finley
7. Monash
8. Cohen (still on ballot)
9. Brown

Frumin
Goulet
Thomas
Finley
Monash
Brown

Duncan, Bergmann and Cohen are no longer relevant in the race and most of their supporters will go to Frumin

I would have been curious to see how many votes Cohen got had he stayed in the race.

The race could be decided by how many Duncan, Bergmann and Cohen supporters voted early and how many switched their allegiance to Frumin.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1. Frumin.
2. Goulet.
3. Thomas.
4. Finley.
5. Monash.
6. Brown.

I talked to Finley at the Chevy Chase Community Center about Bergman and Duncan quitting. He said he was surprised about Duncan quitting - his internal numbers had her in a close second behind Frumin with Goulet in fourth.

1. Frumin
2. Goulet
3. Thomas
4. Duncan (remember she is still on the ballot)
5. Bergmann (same)
6. Finley
7. Monash
8. Cohen (still on ballot)
9. Brown

Frumin
Goulet
Thomas
Finley
Monash
Brown

Duncan, Bergmann and Cohen are no longer relevant in the race and most of their supporters will go to Frumin

I would have been curious to see how many votes Cohen got had he stayed in the race.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1. Frumin.
2. Goulet.
3. Thomas.
4. Finley.
5. Monash.
6. Brown.

I talked to Finley at the Chevy Chase Community Center about Bergman and Duncan quitting. He said he was surprised about Duncan quitting - his internal numbers had her in a close second behind Frumin with Goulet in fourth.

1. Frumin
2. Goulet
3. Thomas
4. Duncan (remember she is still on the ballot)
5. Bergmann (same)
6. Finley
7. Monash
8. Cohen (still on ballot)
9. Brown

I think this is about right based on what I'm seeing.

Anonymous wrote:1. Frumin.
2. Goulet.
3. Thomas.
4. Finley.
5. Monash.
6. Brown.

I talked to Finley at the Chevy Chase Community Center about Bergman and Duncan quitting. He said he was surprised about Duncan quitting - his internal numbers had her in a close second behind Frumin with Goulet in fourth.

1. Frumin
2. Goulet
3. Thomas
4. Duncan (remember she is still on the ballot)
5. Bergmann (same)
6. Finley
7. Monash
8. Cohen (still on ballot)
9. Brown

Anonymous wrote:1. Frumin.
2. Goulet.
3. Thomas.
4. Finley.
5. Monash.
6. Brown.

I talked to Finley at the Chevy Chase Community Center about Bergman and Duncan quitting. He said he was surprised about Duncan quitting - his internal numbers had her in a close second behind Frumin with Goulet in fourth.

Finley’s internal numbers, LOL!

I am going to miss all the lame attempts at skullduggery after the polls close.

Anonymous wrote:Unfortunaetly Frumin will be beholden to Elissa Silverman/Jannese Lewis George

Strongly disagree with this.

Unfortunaetly Frumin will be beholden to Elissa Silverman/Jannese Lewis George

I live in AU Park and voted for Frumin by mail-in ballot because he's a neighbor.
Now I've actually done some reading and wish I could recall my vote and cast it for Goulet.

1. Frumin.
2. Goulet.
3. Thomas.
4. Finley.
5. Monash.
6. Brown.

I talked to Finley at the Chevy Chase Community Center about Bergman and Duncan quitting. He said he was surprised about Duncan quitting - his internal numbers had her in a close second behind Frumin with Goulet in fourth.

Anonymous wrote:I live in W2, so couldn't vote in this one. But we live in Burleith and follow W3 politics closely since stuff like Foxhall and MacArthur schools will affect us down the road.

I would've voted for Frumin, had I the chance. I don't like Goulet....at all.

I also ended up voting for Bowser and Mendelson today.

I'm also following this race even though I don't live in Ward 4, as any council member will affect the entire city. I'm terrified of more far left/teachers union supported candidates so I wouldn't have voted for Frumin. Same reason I would never vote for Erin Palmer. I really didn't like Goulet either, but he seems to be the least worst option.

I also voted for Bowser and Mendelsohn today and hope they win.

I live in W2, so couldn't vote in this one. But we live in Burleith and follow W3 politics closely since stuff like Foxhall and MacArthur schools will affect us down the road.

I would've voted for Frumin, had I the chance. I don't like Goulet....at all.

I also ended up voting for Bowser and Mendelson today.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think Goulet barely wins partly due to the votes for Tricia and Ben before they dropped out.

I was offended by Silverman's shady hidden poll. We don't need anymore far left progressives on the Council. That is the reason I voted for Goulet.

FWIW-I would have voted for Tricia over Goulet if she were still in the race.

You realize Goulet did the same thing with a DFER poll, right?

It's hard to imagine either of these polls revealed anything of substance

I am going by things like yard signs in peoples yards (not the ones in public spaces) donations from the Ward and volunteers base, and on those three metrics, Frumin by far and away should win this race. Everytime I went to a farmers market, either he or someone from his campaign, was there, regardless of which market it was. He had people canvassing in all of the neighborhoods. These were volunteers, not people being paid by third parties. That kind of enthusiam and support should be commended.

Anonymous wrote:Who gets the Eric Cohen voters?

You mean Henry Cohen? Frumin.

Anonymous wrote:Who gets the Eric Cohen voters?

Henry Cohen endorsed Frumin. Most of his voters are high school kids or their parents who would likely have supported Frumin anyhow.