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Horning Polling at 6% in Latest SurveyUSA Poll

INDIANAPOLIS, IN -- In an election for Governor of Indiana held today, 09/30/08, Incumbent Republican Mitch Daniels defeats Democratic Jill Long Thompson, according to this latest SurveyUSA tracking poll conducted exclusively for WHAS-TV in Louisville and WCPO-TV in Cincinnati. Today, it’s Daniels and running mate Lt. Governor Becky Skillman 53%, Democrat Long Thompson and running mate Dennie Oxley 37%. The Libertarian ticket of Andy Horning and Lisa Kelly take 6%; 4% of likely voters are undecided. Compared to a SurveyUSA poll released six weeks ago, Daniels is up 1 point; Long Thompson is down 1 point.

Daniels now leads in all regions of the state: in previous polling, Long Thompson led in Northern Indiana. 25% of Democrats cross over to vote for incumbent Republican Daniels; 14% of Republicans cross over to vote for Democrat Long Thompson. Independents favor Daniels by 25 points.

For complete results, visit SurveyUSA.

Horning/Kelly Campaign Raise Advertising Money in Single Day "No Deal" Money Bomb

FREEDOM, IN -- The Horning/Kelly campaign reported today that they had a nice day's response to their first NO DEAL money bomb, one of their first organized fundraising events.

The money raised from the single-day effort -- patterned after Ron Paul's now famous "money bombs" -- brought in money for yard signs, radio and cable advertising.

Lisa Kelly, candidate for Lt. Governor, noted in a letter to supporters, "We'll be ordering (and making) yard signs soon! If you can help us distribute them in your area, please email Andy or me."

On the heels of two successful debate performances, this is excellent news for the campaign.

Kelly ends her message to supporters with their grassroots theme of "Liberty or Bust!," noting that "grassroots activism is a beautiful thing."

If you'd like to contribute to the campaign's advertising efforts, visit the HorningForGovernor.com website.

Tickets available for third gubernatorial debate

BLOOMINGTON, IN -- The Evansville Courier & Press announced the ticket availability for the third and final gubernatorial debate featuring Libertarian Andy Horning.

The ECJ reports:

Free tickets to the general public and school groups are available for the third gubernatorial debate, held Oct. 14 in Bloomington, Ind.

The three candidates for governor - Republican incumbent Mitch Daniels, Democratic challenger Jill Long Thompson and Libertarian challenger Andrew Horning - will debate starting at 7 p.m. Eastern time Oct. 14 (6 p.m. Central time) at Indiana University Auditorium, 1211 E. 7th St., Bloomington.

Horning Appears on Ft. Wayne Cable Program

FT. WAYNE, IN -- LPIN candidate for governor, Andy Horning, recently appeared on the Allen County cable television program, Stoopid Politics. Below is the YouTube re-broadcast of the first of five parts. For the complete list of links, visit We Declare!.

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Second Gubernatorial Debate Tonight in Jasper

JASPER, IN -- The Indiana Debate Commission will host the second of three gubernatorial debates tonight in Jasper, Indiana.

After a strong opening performance in Merrillville's debate last week, Horning will once again take on Governor Mitch Daniels and a democrat opponent, Jill Long-Thompson.

The debate will begin at 8:00 p.m. (ET). It will be moderated by Ball State University President Dr. Jo Ann Gora.

Click here to watch live video of second debate in Jasper.

Kelver: About That 800 lb. Gorilla

Greg Kelver is a former Chairman of the LaPorte County Libertarian Party and representative to the LPIN State Central Committee. He is the primary contributor to the LaPorter County Liberty Blog.

LAPORTE, IN -- t is always interesting to watch the lengths that some enlightened journalists will go to in order to avoid reporting on what Libertarian candidates are saying. Despite the non-stop 24/7 media frenzy of the McBama campaign, rarely do they ever mention Libertarian Bob Barr who is on target to be on the ballot in just about every state. If they do, he is usually painted as a “spoiler” to the Republicratic Party’s assumed ownership of your vote. But the latest manipulation by Indianapolis Star political guru Matthew Tully about the gubernatorial debate is totally amusing if not downright hilarious.

http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080917/NEWS08/80917...

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