SurveyUSA: OH, K49-B47; MO, B51-K45; VA, B50-K46; NJ K51-B43; NV, B52-K45

SurveyUSA ^ | October 19th, 2004 | SurveyUSA

[okstate]

President, OH	10/19/2004
Kerry (D)	49%
Bush (R)	47%
Other/Undecided	3%
Data Collected	10/16/04 - 10/18/04
Geography	State of Ohio
Sample Population	698 Likely Voters
Margin of Error	3.8%
Client	WCPO-TV Cincinnati
	WKYC-TV Cleveland

U.S. Senate, OH	10/19/2004
Voinovich (R)	58%
Fingerhut (D)	34%
Other/Undecided	9%
Data Collected	10/16/04 - 10/18/04
Geography	State of Ohio
Sample Population	692 Likely Voters
Margin of Error	3.8%
Client	WCPO-TV Cincinnati
	WKYC-TV Cleveland

President, MO	10/19/2004
Bush (R)	51%
Kerry (D)	45%
Other/Undecided	4%
Data Collected	10/16/04 - 10/18/04
Geography	State of Missouri
Sample Population	670 Likely Voters
Margin of Error	3.9%
Client	KSDK-TV St. Louis
	KOMU-TV Columbia

Governor, MO	10/19/2004
Blunt (R)	50%
McCaskill (D)	44%
Other/Undecided	6%
Data Collected	10/16/04 - 10/18/04
Geography	State of Missouri
Sample Population	667 Likely Voters
Margin of Error	3.9%
Client	KSDK-TV St. Louis
	KOMU-TV Columbia

U.S. Senate, MO	10/19/2004
Bond (R)	56%
Farmer (D)	38%
Other/Undecided	6%
Data Collected	10/16/04 - 10/18/04
Geography	State of Missouri
Sample Population	667 Likely Voters
Margin of Error	3.9%
Client	KSDK-TV St. Louis
	KOMU-TV Columbia

President, VA	10/19/2004
Bush (R)	50%
Kerry (D)	46%
Other/Undecided	4%
Data Collected	10/16/04 - 10/18/04
Geography	State of Virginia
Sample Population	664 Likely Voters
Margin of Error	3.9%
Client	WSLS-TV Roanoke

President, NJ	10/19/2004
Kerry (D)	51%
Bush (R)	43%
Other/Undecided	5%
Data Collected	10/16/04 - 10/18/04
Geography	State of New Jersey
Sample Population	703 Likely Voters
Margin of Error	3.8%
Client	WABC-TV New York
	WCAU-TV Philadelphia

President, NV	10/19/2004
Bush (R)	52%
Kerry (D)	45%
Other/Undecided	3%
Data Collected	10/16/04 - 10/18/04
Geography	State of Nevada
Sample Population	585 Likely Voters
Margin of Error	4.1%
Client	KVBC-TV Las Vegas

[okstate]

Good news in Missouri and Nevada; bad news in Ohio. NJ looks to be moving away. Virginia is a little too close for comfort

[okstate]

Voinovich and Bond look safe. Governor's race in Missouri looks good, too.

[Petronski]

You cannot have done a search.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1250425/posts

[PubliusEXMachina]

OH poll is weekend polling. Id like to see mid week polls on that.

[okstate]

Actually I did, but the person that posted it before didn't use any keywords

[okstate]

duplicate

[Freepdonia]

This thread is like déjà vu all over again.

[okstate]

Sorry. I added some keywords to the other thread.

[Gdzine]

fox showed Bush up in Ohio by around 5, so this polls do conflict some, just like most of the polls conflict, we really need Ohio, but ultimately if Bush is up by at leat 2 pts in the popular race then he WILL win the election.

[skaterboy]

Bush wont need OHIO

[Farnham]

"I'm not always cranky."

I know, you just seem that way.

[Petronski]

Actually I did, but the person that posted it before didn't use any keywords.


Hmmmm:

polls

[okstate]

"To: Freepdonia
Sorry. I added some keywords to the other thread.



9 posted on 10/19/2004 7:50:20 PM CDT by okstate"

I added keywords so that others would not make the same mistake.

[rface]

Ohio isn't bad yet - but it is scary - too close to call. Everyone is talking about "Internals" and it makes Ohio look a little better than what this Ohio poll would suggest.

what I haven't seen any recent data on is the MO Gov race .... this looks good to me:

Blunt (R) 50%
McCaskill (D) 44%

[teletech]

I was wondering if we can make any educated guesses using the 2000 vote totals. The total votes cast in 2000 were 105,362,939. If Dubya gets say 52% of that (54,788,728) and sKerry gets 46% (48,466,951) and Nader gets 2% (2,107,258), the difference between Dubya and sKerry would be 6,321,777 votes. Can the RATS manufacture over 6 million votes? This all is based on the same voter turnout of course. Make any sense or am I way off base.

[Miss Behave]

Are you sure about that?

[John Robertson]

they don't have to "manufacture" all those votes. just enough in 2, 3 or 4 states to tip it electorally. and that is exactly what they're doing.

[Cableguy]

Caution to all Freepers. Survey USA does polling by computers like Rasmussen. These are highly unreliable according to most pollsters.