TITULIA CITY (TC) | In a week where the “establishment” RNC is fighting incoming interim RNC Leader Avaram’s reforms, the majority of the RNC have decided to side him. Earlier this week, Former Pres. Julian (R-Con) threatened to run if Avaram denied him the RNC Nomination. Mr Julian was approved and then, RNC Leader JP9893’s Branch Foundation Plan saw opposition by Avaram. In a video message yesterday via the RNC Daily, Mr Avaram says his leadership will not support the plan if passed. The RNC has decided to side with Mr. Avaram, stating that the past “establishment” leadership has let them down.Some say Mr. Avaram will bring “true leadership and needed reforms to bring back the party”. After Mr. Avaram gained 60-80% support in past polls, he has gotten a landslide mark with a 90% support mark in the most recent TC Poll of Likely RNC Voters done by random survey. This remarks a 15-point swing to Mr. Avaram within two days filled with drama. The Margin of Error is 3.5% and he is paired up with Former RNC Chairman JI981993 for polling purposes as he is the only other person able to run for RNC Leader.
*We must point out that TC-TC Advertising Polls are conducted by TC Advertising, and not TC. TC-Daily Polls are done by us with cooperation from the RNC Daily and TC Advertising, while Daily-TC Advertising Polls are conducted by the RNC Daily with cooperation from TC Advertising.
| Avaram (GOP) | JI981993 (Con) | Undecided | ||
| TC-TC Adv | 10/6 | 90% | 5% | 5% |
| TC-Daily | 10/4 | 75% | 10% | 15% |
| Daily-TC Adv | 9/30 | 70% | 29% | 1% |
| Daily-TC Adv | 9/26 | 80% | 19% | 1% |
| Daily-TC Adv | 9/17 | 60% | 39% | 1% |
| TC-TC Adv | 9/7 | 75% | 12.5% | 12.5% |
Support for Former RNC Chairman JI981993 (R-Con) has reached its lowest point with only 5% of RNC Members supporting him for RNC Leader. Mr. Avaram has held a strong lead, but JI had potential to capitalize on Mr. Avaram’s new Liberty House position in Sept. 17 poll showing him with 39% support. JI also had a chance when undecided RNC Members reached double digits again – to 15% in the previous poll. BUT, the recent debacle over which reforms to pass has made the RNC more comfortable with Avaram in charge rather than JP.
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