To: MarlboroRed
Rush was right!! They decided to poll the non voters.
The latest poll talked with 1,012 adult Americans by telephone Friday through Sunday, after the presidential debate Thursday. Among those interviewed, 934 said they were registered voters and 772 indicated they were likely to vote.
3 posted on
10/03/2004 4:58:34 PM PDT by
Bungarian
To: Bungarian
polling saturday and sunday, when the republicans are out with their families (it's football time, boys and girls)???
This sounds like crap....I'd say it's still 3-5 points for bush, possible more. Only a good weekday polling string will tell for sure.
7 posted on
10/03/2004 5:01:14 PM PDT by
flashbunny
(hey newsweak---poll this!)
To: Bungarian
Bush had a lackluster performence in the first debate, and going into the debate on domestic issues, not his strong point, if Bush is not prepared, expect even worse results.
As for Limbaugh, its best to get outside of the talk radio fishbowl.
8 posted on
10/03/2004 5:01:54 PM PDT by
RFT1
To: Bungarian
They've been doing that all along. They just split it out in the end. But the media will tout the one that they believe best suits their bias.
I find it interesting that in the newsweek poll they had a lot more Replicans vs. Democrats. Now it appears they are polling more democrats. What gives?
All in all, we just need to take the threat seriously and campaign as if we are tied or behind.
12 posted on
10/03/2004 5:05:23 PM PDT by
for-q-clinton
(If at first you don't succeed keep on sucking until you do succeed)
To: Bungarian
Hello,
Good Lord, this is a poll of adults? 1012 Adults? 934 of which are registered? And we are supposed to take it seriously? No, thank you!
Glad to be here, MOgirl
14 posted on
10/03/2004 5:06:00 PM PDT by
MOgirl
(In memory of Walton Wayne Callahan, I love you forever.)
To: Bungarian
Did they use likely voters last time?
102 posted on
10/03/2004 10:18:21 PM PDT by
tiki
(Win one against the Flipper)
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