Posted on 10/24/2004 4:33:46 PM PDT by RWR8189
Rasmussen's national 3 day tracking poll has Bush barely ahead of Kerry by a slim 47.6% to 47.2%
Rasmussen 7 day rolling averages for 5 key battleground states are:
Florida, Tie 48% (This is the second day in a row of identical numbers here)
Michigan, Kerry 51%-45% (This is a 1 point Kerry gain from yesterday, and has moved Michigan from a toss-up state to the leans Kerry column)
Minnesota, Bush 48%-46% (This is the third day in a row of identical numbers here)
Ohio, Bush 50%-46%
Pennsylvania, Kerry 49%-46% (This is a 2 point Bush gain from yesterday)
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/22
Rasmussen's 7 day rolling averages for 5 key battleground states
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/20
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/17
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/16
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/14
Rasmussen Battleground Polls Update (10/13)
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/12
Rasmussen Battleground polls - updated 10/9
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/8
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See you tomorrow when the new polls come out!
can any tea leave readers guess where Kerry's weekend jump come from if not the Battlegrounds?
heheehe...what's the other poll? I just logged on
Hehe, these polls show tightening, but Zogby said last night's sample gave Bush a 50-43 lead!
Figure that one out...
L, you never addressed my position on the thread you just ran away from.
L, you never addressed my position on the thread you just ran away from.
Sorry, meant my reply for LS.
No-We can't chill. If anyone is really overly concerned...do what I did and volunteer with their local GOP office. Make calls and put out signs. Get out the vote. If we all convinced one liberal to vote for Bush, we have done our deed. Isn't that better than fretting over polls??????
I meant to say....If we all convince one liberal to vote for Bush...bad typing....
It appears that OH, NV, NM, and Iowa are solidly in the Bush camp. FL, MN, PA, and MI are too close to call. Note FL and NH seem to be the only Bush 2000 states in play, although FL is a a very important one. Given the 4 states above, Bush could lose FL and just one win in Minnesota or Wisconsin would give him 269 and send it to Congress.
What the poll doesn't say is who they polled. The one from yesterday they polled 37% democrates and 35% republicans 13% independant and the rest were undecided.
I don't trust Zogby.
In the final week of an election, he always pulls out a "surge" for someone. Maybe he's doing that now with Bush now?
"can any tea leave readers guess where Kerry's weekend jump come from if not the Battlegrounds?"
i have a hard time believing weekend polls. too many people are out doing too many things to be available when the phone rings. i will say that in oh kerry has put out some effective advertising, the truth notwithstanding.
True, but I think the libs are way beyond convincing. I knew few "undecideds," and actually, I'd be happy if most of 'em stayed home. That's why I say, if we get our the vote and do our job, we don't need to be concerned with what the Dems "Undecideds" do.
I'm feeling better about Ohio now however I'm not as worried as the poll indicates about Florida. I live here in Florida and I notice that MANY Hispanic voters are pro-Bush. Yeah, the Cuban-Americans are definitely in the Bush column but so are most Hispanics of Venezuelan and Columbian background. Ditto also Nicaraguans because of their memories of the Communist Sandinista regime. I am getting reports of heavy early voting in Hialeah which is heavily Hispanic. I take this as a good sign.
Good advice but I think trying to convince Liberals to vote for Bush at this point is a WASTE OF TIME. Instead what I am doing is "riding herd" on Bush supporters here in Florida to VOTE EARLY. It's a better way of spending my energy. Right now I am "riding herd" on at least a half dozen Bush supporters who need reminding constantly to GO TO THE POLLS and VOTE.
Anyone from Minnesota here? Honestly think Bush can win there? He has to make up about 2.5% from 2000, and Nader won't be as big an influence. The polls there are surprisingly encouraging.
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