Poll: Can Corcoran’s Senate race survive DWI conviction?

Corcoran
While the rest of us were preparing for the holiday weekend, State Rep. Michael Corcoran quietly pleaded guilty last week to driving while intoxicated.
Initially, Corcoran’s attorney said he would fight the charges, stemming from a February traffic stop in which Corcoran refused to take a blood-alcohol test.
The St. Ann Democrat faces 40 hours of community service and two years probation. (Nothing about the suspension of driving privileges, though.)
Yet Corcoran has showed no signs so far that he intends to let the conviction hinder his future ambitions, winning the state Senate seat currently held by University City’s Joan Bray, who reaches her term limit next year.
Corcoran faces former State Rep. Sam Page and St. Louis County Council member Barbara Fraser in the Democratic primary. Will they make an issue of the DWI? Can Corcoran still win the race?
Take our poll below.


If he would have “manned up” and taken responsibility for his actions from the get-go, I think he could have a case to continue on in his quest. Since he chose first to try to weasel out, no he should be booted to the curb.
Unless of course his conviction gives him street cred with the democrats….