Posted on 11/01/2004 7:26:31 AM PST by montereyp1
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Was 49-46 For Kerry.
Now 47-48 For Kerry
Early voting has Bush up nationwide but Kerry up in Battlegrounds.
Not great internals but I like the trend.
ROTFL... there goes the DUmmies' last poll-refuge.
Might have to do with the fact that, in the battleground states, lots of Dems are voting early to avoid the supposed "disenfranchisement" that they think happened last time. In solid Bush states, the D to R ratio would be more typically distributed.
Nah - Snakehead is an operative. He's just trying to scare the his couch-potatoes out into the streets tomorrow.
Uh-oh, KERRI CAMP SHAKEUP COMING SOON. Perhaps they can get the 9th circuit to delay the election.
How that wife of his puts up with snake face is beyond me.
Yes you can!
Democracy Corps
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October 29-31, 2004
1018 Likely Voters
Margin of Error +/- 3.1%
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see the battlegroundpoll. Devastating.
http://www.freerepublic.com/^http://www.tarrance.com/files/9936QF-Final-Weekend.pdf
NEW POLL: Tarrance Battleground Taken Through Last Night B49-K45 - JA @ 53%
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1264785/posts
Also
Florida: Quinnipiac (10/27-10/31): Bush 51, Kerry 43, Nader 1
http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x13769.xml
She's not exactly a beauty either. I'll be glad when Republicans wise up and dump her. Anyone that could be married to that man could not have any true convictions.
Pennsylvania: Quinnipiac (10/27-10/31): Bush 47, Kerry 47
Still to early to analyze the lat few days, but here goes. Bush took a hit in almost every tracking poll on Friday, big time. Whether these were taken before or after the OBL tape that day, not sure. However, it looks like Bush starting improving over the weekend, which is unusual. So it may be indicating a move toward Bush over the last few days. There was the AP report this weekend, that both internal Reps and Dems polls showed a move toward Bush after the OBL tape.
Maybe the voters were taking that last look at Kerry end of last week, and that is why the polls tightened. Then the OBL tape, and now we see a trend toward Bush, that not all the polls have picked up on yet.
You may disregard the numbers for battleground states. Since the poll has lumped them all together, the numbers mean nothing.
Why do you keep posting that? Do you have information?
It looks like the dems have put all their eggs in a few battleground states. Bush seems to have gained in dem states like New Jersey, but merely held on in states like Florida.
Either the state polls are wrong, or there is an historic shift. I think the state polls, particularly Florida, are screwed up.
Echo! People, this is a prop poll from Carville to his slacker Dems.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, Quinnipiac can be trusted in NY, NJ, CT, PA, and FLA. If they say Bush is up 51% - 43% over Kerry in Fla, put it in the bank!
I nominate you for the funniest thread from the new RAT Freepers yet -- touting a Carville poll on FR made me burst out laughing.
You have got to be kidding if you think Freepers are that dumb to pay one bit of attention to Carville except to say even Carville thinks Kerry is a loser!
Go back where you came from but thanks for a laugh!
Bush is going to win Florida and Ohio and pick up some more Gore state -- I believe Karl Rove has nailed it!
This time around, Bush is polling five to ten percent better in places like New Jersey, Hawaii, Wisconsin, etc. He seems to be threatening to win a number of blue-in-2000 states, including some "solid" ones where it just should not be happening. The corresponding situation does not exist for the other side. Kerry isn't threatening in Georgia or Kansas. Bush is running better, nationally.
If indeed a big shift in voting preference has happened nationally, it will be magnified in the electoral vote. That's what happens. Reagan-Carter, Clinton-Bush, Bush-Dukakis, Clinton-Dole, etc. were not popular-vote landslides. All had safe-to-blowout margins in the electoral college.
Win the popular vote by five percent or more and there simply is no electoral strategy. The states will fall.
(Yes, in theory your popular vote gains could be concentrated in states that were already solid for you, but that's not likely and not what we're seeing.)
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