Posted on 09/19/2004 12:11:18 PM PDT by Clintonfatigued
Marist College Poll shows Kerry leading by 48% to 40%.
That`s amazing considering the cancer of liberalism is so infected throughout New York that they would elect a bonafide sociopath named Hitlery Rotten Clinton.
Can you say sting of death from the spiderwoman...?
PING!
(I didn't post it to conserve Sunday bandwidth)
wow!!!
Bush needs to campaign a couple days with Gueliani. If NY were to drop into 4% - that would signal real problems. :)
No John Effing Kerry way SC is weak Bush, friend. No way in hell.
Note to W.. Capture or Kill Bin Laden by Oct 31 and New York is your's.
New York City is still the Islamic terrorists target number 1. Do New Yorkers believe they will appease the terrorists, cause them to look elsewhere, by supporting Kerry?
If you look more closely, you'll notice the source for SC is Rassmussen. He uses a turnout model that pretty much assumes the partizan proportion of voters who show up on election day is fairly static.
NO. Bush needs to focus on Florida, Ohio, Wisconson, New Hampshire, Minnisota, Pennsylvania, etc. i.e. states he can actually win.
If he accidentally wins NY, great. But he should focus on winning, and let a landslide happen if it does. Remember the 5 mil he spent in California in the weeks going up to November in 2000? BAD IDEA.
Send Giuliani? Fine, but I don't want any money or time spent on it.
· Kerry breaks 50% among likely voters: Among registered voters considered likely to vote, Kerry receives 51% compared with 40% for Bush.
Likely voters |
Bush/Cheney Republican |
Kerry/Edwards Democrat |
Nader/Camejo Independent |
Undecided |
|
September 2004 |
40% |
51% |
3% |
6% |
|
w/ leaners |
41% |
52% |
3% |
4% |
Send Giuliani? Fine, but I don't want any money or time spent on it.
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You are probably right. I just have dreams of '84 or '88. Thats all. :)
I don't know much about poll methodologies, but I think I understand what you mean. SC is Bush country. Hasn't gone CommieCrat since Carter v Ford. Bush big here. DeMint in the Senate. We're solid Republican to the point where Tennenbaum won't be seen in public with Kerry or Edwards.
Good point!
Advertise in NJ & PA, let the media trickle over into NYC and upstate NY.
cool site
That would be nice, but those kind of things happen by accident. Bush 41 wasn't trying to win 40 states, he was trying to win a majority, and ended up winning 40 states because his opponent sucked. It could happen again, but I'll be happy with 270 electoral votes.
Actually NJ has no VHF TV stations. It is the only state in the US without its own VHF broadcast stations. In order to advertise in NJ it is necessary to advertise in both Philadelphia, PA and New York City media markets. Both of those markets are expensive. That's why US senate races in NJ cost so much.
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