Jock Cranley
Tough enough for San Andreas.
About
Former Hollywood stunt performer. He represents Vinewood and Rockford Hills in the State Assembly. The Corvin campaign says he missed 31 votes on freeway repairs while filming a reality series, and that $4.2 million in state safety research money paid for stunt cars he wrecked.
Platform
- Cut the state gas tax
- More Highway Patrol units on the Senora and Great Ocean freeways
- Tax credits to keep film production in Los Santos
In the polls
| Poll | Date | Share | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| San News / Pacific Bluffs Research | Nov 9 | 13% | 5th |
| Mirror Park Polling Institute | Nov 8 | 17% | 3rd |
| Del Perro Research | Nov 7 | 19% | 3rd |
| The Daily Assumption reader poll Not scientific | Nov 7 | 8% | 5th |
| Weazel News | Nov 6 | 19% | 2nd |
| San News / Pacific Bluffs Research | Nov 5 | 20% | 2nd |
| Blaine County Courier Regional poll | Nov 4 | 15% | 3rd |
| Cranley for Governor Campaign internal | Nov 3 | 33% | 1st |
| ULSA Civic Poll | Nov 2 | 23% | 2nd |
| Vinewood Research Group | Oct 25 | 21% | 3rd |
Coverage
Jock Cranley Bet $650,000 That Terry Potts Would Lose
Betting slips and brokerage records obtained by San News show the governor candidate wagered against an opponent, funded ads attacking him, and traded stocks ahead of…
Paramedic Charles Dickson Retakes the Lead in Seven-Way Race for Governor
John Politician is second, Jock Cranley has fallen to third and Dax Corvin is fourth. Voters will also decide seven propositions, including an 80 mph speed cap on every…
