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Mark DiCamillo Quotes
«Voters are saying we need someone there who's not going to rock the boat.»
Author: Mark DiCamillo
«What will be more influential on the outcome of (this year's) election is the shape of the turnout: Who will (vote)?»
Author: Mark DiCamillo
«they haven't made any real moves toward organizing a campaign.»
Author: Mark DiCamillo
«It's always more difficult to change somebody's mind once they have a negative impression of you. But he can run against an opponent and try to bring him to the same level or even a lower level than where his negatives are.»
Author: Mark DiCamillo
«Changes in the economy are relatively slow to hit the man in the street.»
Author: Mark DiCamillo
«As we get around to the election, voters will know which side the pharmaceutical companies will be on, and that could have a negative effect.»
Author: Mark DiCamillo
«These Democrats are not well-known to large segments of the California electorate, so we'll have to wait and see how they stack up,»
Author: Mark DiCamillo
«There is a vein of the public that is leery of big industry.»
Author: Mark DiCamillo
«There's not a lot of knowledge about the two initiatives. History shows that voter confusion ... can lead to changes in their preferences.»
Author: Mark DiCamillo
«There is clear confusion on Prop. 78 as to who is backing it, which means it's the one with the greatest potential for change in preference.»
Author: Mark DiCamillo