Straw Poll: Krupicka Wins 30th District Democratic Primary Patch Poll
The Alexandria City Councilman took 50 percent of the vote
Follow our election coverage for Ballwin and Ellisville through the evening Tuesday as we report the results as they roll in.
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The results are in!
With 153 voters participating in our online poll conducted from Monday at 6 a.m. through Wednesday at 5 p.m., Alexandria City Councilman Rob Krupicka won with 75 votes, or 49.02 percent.
Del. Adam Ebbin (D-49th District) came in second with 39 votes, or 25.49 percent.
Arlington County School Board Chair Libby Garvey brought in 32 votes, or 20.92 percent.
Seven voters indicated they were undecided.
| # of votes | % of votes | |
| Adam Ebbin | 39 votes | 25.49 % |
| Libby Garvey | 32 votes | 20.92 % |
| Rob Krupicka | 75 votes | 49.02 % |
| Undecided | 7 votes | 4.58 % |
| 153 votes | 100 % |
Coming up next: The three candidates face off in Fairfax County for the Mount Vernon District Democratic Committee forum on Thursday, July 28, at the Mount Vernon Government Center.
What do you think abou the results?
Tell us in the comments.
demwatchdog@gmail.com
9:34 am on Friday, July 22, 2011
I hope there are more than 153 votes in the primary. I don't think these on-line polls wiht minimal participation are any bell weathers for the primary election.
Anne Monahan
9:57 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
I'm stunned by the money Krupicka has been spending for months. It's a rare day when the mail doesn't include a "love note" from Krupicka. His slick, big, colorful mailings cost a great deal and make me wonder just who is backing this. I'm told Krupicka has a lot of personal money but it leaves me wondering...and worrying. My vote goes to Libby Garvey, endorsed by Patsy Ticer.
demwatchdog@gmail.com
10:26 am on Friday, July 29, 2011
None of these slick advertisements, I hear, are printed In VA. Some come from Md. and some from Atlanta, even thought there are Union Printers in the 30th district that could use the work. I see Libby's are done by a Union printer on recycled paper with soy ink and the energy used to make them is wind power.