Rep. Davis Rejects Democrats' Trillion Dollar Government Takeover of Health Care

Rep. Davis Rejects Democrats' Trillion Dollar Government Takeover of Health Care

Geoff Davis for Congress

Geoff Davis for Congress

"Congressman Geoff Davis has released his first ad of the general
election. The ad began airing district-wide on cable systems on
Tuesday.
The ad draws on Congressman Davis’ success and experience
before he was elected to Congress — both in the Army and in the manufacturing
field. Congressman Davis built a business that helped manufacturing
companies be more competitive in the global economy. In
Congress Geoff Davis has worked to bring job training opportunities to Kentucky,
helping thousands secure good jobs in our communities. "

Geoff Davis : Send me your gas receipts

"In an attempt to show Speaker Nancy Pelosi how high gas prices are effecting people in Kentucky’s 4th District, Congressman Davis has asked for people to send him their gas receipts and a short story explaining how gas prices are effecting their lives...."
Geoff Davis : Send me your Gas Receipts from Cyberhillbilly

Poll Gives Davis Big Edge

"Two-term Republican Congressman Geoff Davis of Boone County holds a 13-point lead over Democrat Michael Kelley in a poll released Tuesday.

Davis leads Kelley, an Oldham County physician making his first run for office, 54 percent to 41 percent, according to a SurveyUSA poll done for WCPO-TV in Cincinnati, WLEX-TV in Lexington and WHAS-TV in Louisville. The automated phone poll of 550 likely voters was conducted June 28-30 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.2 percentage points.

Five percent of voters are undecided.

"There's only one poll that matters, and that's on Election Day," Davis campaign manager Jeremy Hughes said in an e-mail. "Congressman Davis is raising funds, organizing volunteers, and preparing for another tough election. We will take nothing for granted this fall."

According to the poll, Davis leads among men (by 22 points) and women (by 6 points) over Kelley. Kelley leads by 3 points among voters 18 to 34. Davis leads by 14 percentage points among voters 35 to 49, 19 percentage points among voters 50 to 64 and 27 percentage points among voters 65 and older.

In the poll, 21 percent of Democrats cross party lines to support Davis; 9 percent of Republicans support Kelley.".... Poll Gives Davis Edge

Harry Reid Said Coal Makes us Sick?

"In a Fox Business interview, Senator Reid claimed “coal makes us sick.” Coal is Kentucky’s most abundant resource and a piece of the puzzle to solving our nation’s energy crisis. I would invite you to sign Republican Leader Mitch McConnell’s energy petition and help him send a message to his colleague Harry Reid that we support coal-to-liquid technologies and common sense solutions to lowering gas prices. Empty rhetoric is not helping lower the price of gas or reduce our dependency on Middle Eastern oil. Congress must take action to increase domestic energy exploration and production......" from Geoff Davis Blog

Geoff Davis Cruising to Victory in Kentucky

Kentucky Geoff Davis Cruising to Victory in New Poll from OSI Speaks

"Four Months Out, GOP Incumbent Davis Has Early Lead in KY4 US House Re-Election Contest: In an election for US House of Representatives in Kentucky's 4th Congressional District today, 07/01/08, incumbent Republican Geoff Davis defeats Democrat Michael Kelley 54% to 41%, according to this SurveyUSA election poll conducted for WHAS-TV Louisville, WCPO-TV Cincinnati, and WLEX-TV Lexington. 21% of Democrats cross over to vote for Republican Davis; 9% of Republicans cross over to vote for Democrat Kelley. Independents split. Among voters age 18 to 34, Kelley leads narrowly; among voters age 35+, Davis leads by double digits. Among men, Davis leads by 22 points; among women, Davis leads by 6. Davis was first elected to Congress in 2004; Kelley is a physician from Oldham County. Kentucky's 4th Congressional District, rated "Solid R" by the Cook Political Report, has a Cook Partisan Voting Index of R+12. Davis won with 52% of the vote in 2006 and with 54% of the vote in 2004. Before Davis, Democrat Ken Lucas held the seat for 6 years; Lucas was Davis' 2006 opponent...."

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