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Poll: Peters Positioned to Win City Council Race

The results are in! The campaign recently commissioned a poll, conducted by the national polling firm Decision Research, which shows that Scott's hard work and dedication is paying off. The poll surveyed 300 randomly selected registered voters in District One, and at the conclusion, the overwhelming majority indicated their support for Scott Peters.
After listening to pro and con information on both candidates, voters were asked which candidate they would vote for if the election were held today. Fifty-three percent (53%) indicated that they would vote for Scott, compared to only twenty-six percent (26%) for Davis. Fifteen percent (15%) were still undecided, while four percent (4%) were leaning toward Peters and two percent (2%) were leaning toward Davis.
These results show that voters, by an overwhelming majority, agree with Scott Peters' platform of better
managing growth, reducing traffic on neighborhood streets, and getting the city's budget back on track.
Ultimately, these results confirm that if Scott gets his message out, he will be victorious on Election Day!

ABOVE: In addition to all of our volunteers, Scott and his parents have been hard at work meeting and talking with voters about their concerns.
Issue 7, October 2, 2000

GETTING THE MESSAGE OUT

The poll results are extremely encouraging, but they are based on Scott's ability to get his message out to the voters.
After eighteen months of knocking on doors and talking to voters, Scott's campaign has come to a critical juncture. Now more than ever, Scott's supporters need to step up and help carry the campaign to victory. Don't wait to be asked. Here's how you can help now!

I. Speaking Events -- Come show your vocal support at the upcoming candidate forums and debates.
•Tune in to the Decision 2000 edition of Headliners -- On Oct. 3 rd at 8:00 p.m. on KSND channels 7 & 39 are airing a LIVE roundtable discussion between Scott and his opponent.
•La Jolla Town Council Candidate's Forum -- Oct. 16 th at 6:30 p.m., La Jolla Recreation Center, 615 Prospect St., La Jolla.
•Rancho Penasquitos Town Council Candidate's Forum -- Oct. 17 th at 7:00 p.m., Mount Carmel High School, 9550 Carmel Mountain Rd., San Diego.

II. Fundraising -- Additional funds are essential to getting the message out to voters. Fundraisers are planned throughout the month of October. If you've already "maxed out," ask a friend to contribute. For more information about upcoming fundraising events, call Jean Freelove at 858-481-0300.
•Informal Get Together & Fundraiser in a Carmel Valley home on Oct. 7 th from 4-6 p.m. Call 858-481-1106 to RSVP by October 2 nd .
•Meet Scott Peters at the Bitter End in the Gaslamp Quarter, 770 5 th Ave. Call 858-481-0300 to RSVP.

III. Volunteering -- Volunteers are the heart and soul of every campaign. So many of you have already given so much of your time and energy, and working together we are making a real difference. Nevertheless, the campaign still needs volunteers to:
•Walk precincts
•Display and distribute yard signs
•Help with phone banking

For more information on how you can help with our volunteer field program, call Marc Schaefer at 858-496-8896.

The Scott Peters Campaign Newsletter is published by San Diegans for Scott Peters, Larry Scott, Treasurer