Posted on 10/27/2004 2:51:27 PM PDT by RWR8189
Rasmussen 3 day national tracking poll has bush at 48.8% to Kerry at 47.0%. this is a 1.8% gain from yesterday. With leaners included, Bush's lead is 49.5% to 48.1%.
In the Rasmussen 7 day rolling averages of 5 key battleground states, I will provide the results for today, with leaners included in the synopsis:
Florida, Tie 48% (This is unchanged for the fifth consecutive day. With leaners included, Kerry leads 49%-47%)
Michigan, Kerry 51%-46% (This is unchanged from yesterday. With leaners included, Kerry leads 52%-46%)
Minnesota, Bush 48%-45% (This is unchanged form yesterday. With leaners included, Bush leads 50%-47%)
Ohio, 50%-46% (This is unchanged from yesterday. With leaners included, Bush leads 51%-47%)
Pennsylvania, Kerry 50%-46% (This is a 1 point Kerry gain from yesterday. With leaners included, Kerry leads 52%-46%)
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/26
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/25
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/24
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/22
Rasmussen's 7 day rolling averages for 5 key battleground states
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/20
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/17
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/16
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/14
Rasmussen Battleground Polls Update (10/13)
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/12
Rasmussen Battleground polls - updated 10/9
Rasmussen Battleground Polls for 10/8
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how could Bush's numbers go DOWN in FL when leaners are included? Seems that the DUmmy got it wrong.
MINNY!!!!!!
For some reason I doubt Bush is doing better in Minnesota than Florida...
Looks like a 2 point gain again from yesterday. Good News.
Don't worry about what these polls show. It will be a landslide for President Bush. Everyone but the poeple are against the President. Just go vote!
"Florida, Tie 48% (This is unchanged for the fifth consecutive day. With leaners included, Kerry leads 49%-47%) "
Apparently 1% of Bush voters in Florida are leaning towards Kerry.
FL seems off a bit. Even so, if we win OH, MN, IA, and WI, with all the other 2000 Bush states, minus New Hampshire, we still win.
No. It just means that with the "leaners" left out of the equation, it's 48-48%. If you include the leaners, it changes the percentages a little.
bump!
What's a leaner? Just a rhetorical question.
I'm not. Minnesota has a lot of Christians, including the Billy Graham HQ.
OPs4 God BLess America!
Me too. Maybe it's just me, but I don't trust automated phone polls like Rasmussen or SurveyUSA.
I just got a call from Zogby. (Georgia)....
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Minnesota definitely has been moving rightward.
If it weren't for the "Red Eighth" congressional district in northeastern MN (Gus Hall's home turf, by the by), the state would be comfortably in the Republican column.
What's astonishing about that particular part of the state is that the residents live conservatively (hunters, fishermen, gun-owners, anti-abortion), but have historically come out in droves for liberal democrats.
Go figure.
I don’t know, maybe a voter who has one leg shorter than the other.
RealClearPolitics.com, which calculates an average for all the polls, has Bush ahead as of Oct 27 in all battleground states except Michigan, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire.
Now don't trouble yourself with these tricky numbers. By the way, did you tell Wally to stop hanging out with that Eddie Kerry boy like I asked?
Ward
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