Posted on 09/29/2004 8:56:47 AM PDT by dr4gey
Anyone with premium access? I hear the MD update is interesting and would love to know the spread.
Wednesday September 29, 2004--If the Congressional elections were held today, forty-three percent (43%) of Likely Voters say they would vote for a Democrat while 41% say they would vote for a Republican.
For most of 2004, the Democrats' advantage on this question has been in the 4 to 7 point range. During September, however, the Democrats' lead has been smaller. With the exception of a few days, the Democrats have been ahead by 1-4 points in September.
Due to rounding, Rasmussen gives the spread as 2%. It's actually 1.2%: Dem 42.5%, GOP 41.3%.
Who cares what this guy has to say? Freepers probably embarrassed him into doing some polls with his scare shiiteless thumb off the scale. He's just pulling a zombie here, getting back to reality before Election day.
I believe Christians are fired up about Bush....and the Bush campaign is working aggressively to court them.
We were behind about 2 points in 1994 when we still took control of Congress.
Yep, that sounds about right. If we tie the Dems in the total Congressional vote nationwide, we will gain seats, because those totals will include more Dem districts with no opposition or token opposition than similar GOP districts. A Congressional election win by 1 vote is as good as a win by 100,000.
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