I haven't been to the Johnson County Fair this week. But if I had been there, you can bet that I would vote in the 2015 County Fair Mock Election. This election has been ongoing since Monday morning. Check out the results so far:
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As of 3:00 PM today, 771 people had voted in this election.
Wonder Woman (with 174 votes) is winning the nonpartisan battle against the other superheroes, followed most closely by Batman (114 votes) and Captain America (103 votes). Squirrel Girl was not an option -- but SHOULD HAVE BEEN!!
Hillary Clinton (with 169 votes) is winning against the other Democratic Party contenders, followed by Bernie Sanders (97 votes), Uncommitted Democrat (50 votes), Lincoln Chafee & Martin O'Malley (19 votes each), and Jim Webb (with 13 votes).
Donald Trump (with 44 votes) is winning against the other Republican Party contenders, followed by Scott Walker (30 votes), Bobby Jindal (28 votes), Jeb! Bush (26 votes), Uncommitted Republican (25 votes), Ben Carson (22 votes), Ted Cruz (18 votes), Rand Paul (14 votes), Mike Huckabee (13 votes), Rick Perry & Marco Rubio (12 votes each), Carly Fiorina & Lindsey Graham (11 votes each), John Kasich (10 votes), Chris Christie & Rick Santorum (8 votes each), and George Pataki (1 vote).
My understanding from speaking yesterday with one of the Board Supervisors is that there has been a concerted effort by Clinton voters to also vote for Wonder Woman.
Wonder Woman (with 174 votes) is winning the nonpartisan battle against the other superheroes, followed most closely by Batman (114 votes) and Captain America (103 votes). Squirrel Girl was not an option -- but SHOULD HAVE BEEN!!
Hillary Clinton (with 169 votes) is winning against the other Democratic Party contenders, followed by Bernie Sanders (97 votes), Uncommitted Democrat (50 votes), Lincoln Chafee & Martin O'Malley (19 votes each), and Jim Webb (with 13 votes).
Donald Trump (with 44 votes) is winning against the other Republican Party contenders, followed by Scott Walker (30 votes), Bobby Jindal (28 votes), Jeb! Bush (26 votes), Uncommitted Republican (25 votes), Ben Carson (22 votes), Ted Cruz (18 votes), Rand Paul (14 votes), Mike Huckabee (13 votes), Rick Perry & Marco Rubio (12 votes each), Carly Fiorina & Lindsey Graham (11 votes each), John Kasich (10 votes), Chris Christie & Rick Santorum (8 votes each), and George Pataki (1 vote).
My understanding from speaking yesterday with one of the Board Supervisors is that there has been a concerted effort by Clinton voters to also vote for Wonder Woman.