The latest polls of the two candidates for California's governor are now up. Republican candidate Meg Whitman has 44% and Democrat Jerry Brown has 50%. The other 2% said they would vote for someone else and another 4% are undecided. In the past weeks, Whitman has gone from 48% to 44%, many think is attributed to the illegal immigrant housekeeper scandal that occurred several weeks ago. In the beginning of the month, Jerry Brown had a 49% lead, and now his lead is increasing even more. In addition, his polls has raised since the beginning of the summer where he was at only 40% in the polls. I was somewhat surprised when I saw the results of these latest polls. I understand that Whitman's polls have gone down due to her illegal worker scandal, but I also would have thought that Brown's polls would have gone down due to his "whore" calling scandal. I would have thought his polls would have gone down also especially since Whitman has been pushing his slip up to the extreme trying to get the female demographic enraged. But I can't say that I am unhappy with this, I think that Brown would be a better candidate because he has more experience and I trust his political view as opposed to an outsider who doesn't know what she is doing. Whitman presses so hard that her advantage is that she's an outsider, but the governor we have now was an outsider and how well did that work out for us?
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