Now, media have officially?? set and made 3 candidates in governor race, in the name of public opinion (polls).
I bet they will try very hard to keep it that way, e.g., so they can do TV debates according to this senario…lol.

Ironically and unfortunately, some voters may tend to follow this senario.

Can voters overcome the manipulations by media?

My recent campaign has been “Don’t trust media!”; and people were responding positively, relatively well, esp. in Maui.

Hopefully, people (voters) can overcome their emotional issues, despite (more) played and manipulated well by media.

Aloha.

Now, the poll regarding a seat (US congress, district 1), which is never legally available yet…

The fake media (e.g. Star-Advertiser) may be manipulating people of Hawaii far worse than we think, in the name of public opinion.

Well, as I already filed my request of investigation for possible election fraud, I really hope attorney generals (both State and Federal) investigate soon.

Media Reform…!

The more I think about today’s polls, the more I believe only 3 choices (Ige, Hanabusa, Hee) might have been given to the callers (responders); and most likely, I was not included in the choices.

Among other reasons,

1. I did not receive even one vote from the 498 random callers, which is very unlikely if I was included in the choices.

2. The callers might have not been allowed, other than those 3 choices.

3. Hanabusa’s 47% vote might have been unusually high; and, it must have been out of those 3 candidates.

4. The media have been mentioning only those 3 candidates, all the time (so far), as if they are the only candidates.

Not even one vote for me from 498 random callers (voters), after more than a year of campaigning and advertisement in facebook?

How depressing…lol…?
Well, we know it is a lie (and fake news).

Then, why did they have to hide even a vote for me on the poll?

Well, this is my analysis; and may be encouraging and a great sign for me.
Probably because, my numbers are so high, (at least, a threatening level to them), that they had to cover or hide all of the facts (my statistics). If it was so low numbers, they might have already disclosed it, I think.

At least, I might have been in the 3rd place?, probably beating late comer, Mr. Hee. Or, those 15% undecided might have been mostly my votes, (even if we really want to believe the poll)…lol.

Will see.

Aloha.

Note: While campaigning in Kihei, today, I asked a lady, if she would believe Ms. Hanabusa getting 47% vote in the poll. Right away without hesitation, she said “no way”.