[Dan from Michigan]

EPIC's polling closer? They are usually a dem leaning polling firm.

I want to see the Mitchell (Usually GOP leaning) poll.

[Dan from Michigan]

Ping

[NeoCaveman]

An early August poll conducted by EPIC/MRA had the Democrats leading the GOP ticket 49 percent to 42 percent, with third party candidate Ralph Nader and running mate Peter Camejo getting 3 percent and 6 percent undecided.

I've seen this in two many polls, add Nader and Bush loses points. I guess I shouldn't have collected any signatures to get him on the Ohio ballot.

[Hermann the Cherusker]

Given the turning of other states in the midwest to Bush, I'm coming to doubt we will win Michigan. But we should keep contesting it to make Kerry waste money there.

[aft_lizard]

Hmmm, all of these state polls show a tightening or lead for Bush in Gore states and widening leads in Bush states. So why does pew, harris,ARG, rasmussen and FNC opion dynamics show a much closer race than what state by state polling otherwise suggests.

[Stonedog]

"It would seem likely that the Bush campaign would be focusing on ... states that offer greater potential, such as Minnesota, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania," Ruff said. "It remains to be seen how much longer the Bush campaign chooses to challenge Michigan." Is this guy Ruff from a RAT think tank? If so, it looks like they want Bush to quit contesting MI cause it's getting to close for comfort.

[quadrant]

Considering the strangle hold that the UAW has over Michigan politics, it is remarkable that Bush is only 4 percentage points behind.

[quantim]

It isn't making news but I believe the 'marriage amendment' between "one man and one woman" is going to cause a lot of 'Reagan democrats' to actually do something in the voting booth they don't tell their union cohorts.

[af_vet_1981]

It is only a matter of time until Bush pulls even, and then a bit ahead, in Michigan. Kerry is still falling and MemoGate is not going to stop any time soon. It is like Watergate.