Bush up on Zogby, Rasmussen, TIPP

[Democracy In Iraq]

Bush up on Zogby, Rasmussen, TIPP.

RCP averages show stronger lead in Florida AND NEW LEAD IN OHIO!

If you vote, Bush will win. Go vote!

[IndependantVoter]

Actually the best State polls are Mason Dixon with a 23 to 4 positive and the little Quinapag Poll that was 4 for 4....all these were within 2 points....so Mason Dixon has Fl at 5 BUSH and Quinpag has Bush up 8....

[bigdog]

Glenn Beck....Is that you?

[tortoise]

I have a theory that Zogby spins his numbers to help the Democrats right up until the last day when he posts the true poll numbers. That way, he can both influence the election with bogus polls AND point to polls that show he accurately predicted the outcome.

This seems to be his pattern. The Zogby propaganda machine is way out in left field compared to other polls, and then just before the election they suddenly veer into line with the rest of the polls. I call shenanigans.

[Democracy In Iraq]

electoral-vote.com has always, ALWAYS, been gamed to be more sensitive to a Kerry win.

RCP--based on ACTUAL POLLING AVERAGES still shows Bush in a more favorable electoral college position.

The numbers say Bush will win IF we all go vote! GO VOTE!

[CyberAnt]

I will accept your kudos for all those FReepers who joined me in informing FOX yesterday about the MEMRI report.

I remember Brit Hume saying they had only released the portion ABC released, but they had not reviewed the whole tape. I'm sure FOX discovered the same thing the MEMRI people discovered - ABC had done a hit job on Bush.

[Illinois Rep]

Remember Gallup has us at 47% right...no wait we are at 49% according to Gallup...

I was confused for a moment the 47% was the Election Eve number Gallup had for Ronald Reagan in 1980. Reagan went on to win with 50.8% of the vote.

[theophilusscribe]

Sounds like your gonna spoil your ballot. :o)

[standupfortruth]

Be of good cheer. Two things to note about this poll: 1. It is run by a Kerry supporter. 2. I have seen this thing swing wildly about from candidate to candidate in a 24 hour period. Look at the last one, as an example by clicking on previous poll twice. See what I mean?

[qam1]

Look at his/her/their Links section

http://www.electoral-vote.com/info/political-websites.html

All lefty sites, That should tell you all you need to know about that site

[SF Republican]

If California ever allows early voting, I will do that here in San Francisco, you can request an early ballot by mail, I have already voted for The President. And since I am a DINO, I will vote for him again on Tuesday.

[NorCalRepub]

First Post,
Voted absentee in Calif already.......Bush Yes Boxer NO,. not that it will do much good here. My immediate family has lived here forever but all my relatives are in Michigan, up in the thumb and all 58 of them....yes 58 are voting for Bush..........give 'em hell in the Midwest

[tlb]

The anti-gay marriage amendment issue has been swept under the carpet by the press but I think this will be decisive, and tends not to be addressed as a factor by the polling companies. The polling estimates for the prior referendum ( Missouri I think without looking it up) were off substantially, with nearly double the expected turnout of "No" voters. In my own mind I have been adding several points for Bush to each Ohio poll result I have seen to try to factor this in.

Ohio and several other states include this issue on tomorrow's ballots. In the end I think this will make more of a difference then cell telephones.

[winner3000]

Rush was just saying that Gallup in order to get a dead heat split the undecideds 9 out of 10 to Kerry! U of Michigan's 20 record of the same showed 32% going to the incumbent, 30% to the challenger and the rest either to a third party or don't vote! Gallup just lost their credibility with me.