[John Lenin]

If the election were held today, who would you vote for?

George W. Bush 52%
John Kerry 41%
I don't know 4%
Ralph Nader 3%
Total Votes: 354,935

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[TLI]

who would you vote for?
George W. Bush 52%
John Kerry 41%
I don't know 4%
Ralph Nader 3%
Total Votes: 360,415

[DJtex]

Totally non-scientific but quite interesting anyway. I don't think that these polls count before Bush/Rove really starts their campaign. Most folks really aren't paying attention yet. They're not junkies like us.

Anyway, I put great stock in the depression and dejection of the Democrat leaders who know they're going to get slaughtered by Bush in November.

[dc-zoo]

I was amazed by this poll earlier this evening. Mostly because AOL polls are always favoring liberals. The 52-41 lead has been consistant since it was at 250,000 votes when I voted. Only 4% undecided.

[BJungNan]

If you really want to FReep this one good, vote for Nader (in this poll only).

[Salvation]

If the election were held today, who would you vote for?
George W. Bush 52%
John Kerry 41%
I don't know 4%
Ralph Nader 3%
Total Votes: 364,159

[SunkenCiv]

Did it, thanks for pointing it out. 51% Bush, 43% Kerry. Bush's recent gains seem to have come from the "undecided" category.

Federal Review

Dales' Electoral College Breakdown 2004

[skr]

If the election were held today, who would you vote for?

George W. Bush 52%
John Kerry 41%
I don't know 4%
Ralph Nader 3%
Total Votes: 370,550
Note on Poll Results

[reformedliberal]

This may explain why a liberal correspondent of mine, who is on AOL, has begun to say *there is no difference* and *the election is unimportant*. :~)

[SaveTheChief]

The margin of 52% to 41% has been the same since last night when the poll had less than a hundred thousand votes.

[facedown]

If the election were held today, who would you vote for?
George W. Bush	51%
John Kerry	41%
I don't know	5%
Ralph Nader	3%