Poll shows Hogsett leading Shreve, significant number of voters undecided

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18 thoughts on “Poll shows Hogsett leading Shreve, significant number of voters undecided

  1. In a 70/30 race the opposer only has 30% of the votes? Astounding 🙂

    Will be interesting to see if Shreve can break the 40% mark – that will tell us what is and is not possible in 2027

  2. Just isn’t bad enough…yet. Another sad example of the brain-dead majority that live and vote in Indianapolis. This majority continue to complain about the crime, homelessness, etc. but won’t do anything to change things for the better. Guess they deserve what vote for. Hogsett is a coward and an empty suit.

    Fortunately, I don’t live in Marion County anymore, but I hate to see a once great city and our state capitol, continue to spiral down the toilet.

    1. If you don’t live in Marion County then thank you for visiting. Your opinion is not wanted.

    2. Hey Tom, even if someone lives in a donut county or elsewhere outside of Marion county, they have absolutely every right to hope that somebody besides hogwash gets reelected. He continues to almost single-handedly make the city worse.

    3. Gee, maybe if our state would stop tying the hands of municipalities and local governments to fix problems we would see some differences. Republicans don’t actually have any solutions except to prevent those who do from trying some. We’re not brain-dead here in Indy—we just don’t trust ineffective Republicans (one of those last two words is redundant)

    4. What are the Republican solutions to homelessness John? I’ve heard nothing other than complaining, and zero proposed solutions. Meanwhile, the Democratic leadership is building the city’s first low barrier shelter, which is actually doing something.

    5. If the state legislators in those donut counties want to join in with Indianapolis and push through a more equitable distribution of road funding, then maybe I’d be inclined to listen.

  3. And a survey of 400 “likely” voters elicits this much confidence in this poll that it deserves headlines? And a poll commissioned by the man who didn’t win the Republican nomination for Mayor is termed credible?

    It is time for Joe to go. Indianpolis needs new leadership. Period.

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