White Leads In Exclusive News2Houston Mayoral Poll
Poll Predicts Runoff Between White, Sanchez
The poll showed 38 percent would vote for White, 32 percent for Sanchez and 26 percent for Turner. Four percent said they would vote for another candidate or were undecided.
Since Oct. 1, White and Sanchez have switched places, with White gaining six points and Sanchez down six points, the poll found. Turner is up three points.
The poll showed that Sanchez has lost a significant ground with young voters, Hispanics and male voters.
On Oct. 1, Sanchez had 43 percent of male voters, while on Oct. 24, 34 percent said they would vote for him, according to SurveyUSA.
White went from 30 percent on Oct. 1 to 38 percent on Oct. 24 in male voter support.
Turner had a slight gain of male voter support, from 20 percent to 23 percent.
In female voter support, the poll showed that 33 percent of women preferred Sanchez on Oct. 1 to 31 percent on Oct. 24.
Approximately 30 percent of female voters said they would have voted for White on Oct. 1, while 36 percent supported him on Oct. 24.
Turner had unchanged female support, with 27 percent.
The poll has a margin of error of 4.7 percent, according to SurveyUSA.
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