New California Recall Poll: Recall leading 62-38%, Arnold 40%, Cruz 28%, Tom 8%

The Knowledge Networks ^ | 9-11-03 | The Knowledge Networks

[ambrose]

ping

[ambrose]

Let's hope that Pregerson doesn't see this poll...

[ambrose]

ever hear of the Knowledge Network?

[goldstategop]

I don't think the Nine Circus gives a damn about the Constitution or the law if it thinks it can get away with it...

[WVNan]

I've thought all along that the ninth would stop the recall, especially if they see Arnold as leading.

[Dog Gone]

The survey then presented the official list of 135 replacement candidates to choose from.

Dammit, they didn't publish the detailed results. I'm dying to know if my brother's mother-in-law is polling at 0.001% or better.

[pogo101]

How did Arianna get a whole one percent?? She's zooming up!

[AmericaUnited]

McClintock's surge has back-surged.

[Coeur de Lion]

I think the anti-SB60 chickens are coming home to roost!

[concentric circles]

This is right in line with the Survey USA poll of 9/8:

Schwarzenegger...39%
Bustamante..........29%
McClintock..........16%
Margin of error.....3.7%

[Dave S]

What happened to Tom's surge? Eight percent, he seems to be headed the wrong direction.

[NormsRevenge]

Camejo isn't even on the chart, yet he will get equal airtime at the debate. ;-o

[LPM1888]

Tom who?

[LisaAnne]

Another day, another poll.

[ambrose]

What I love about these poll threads:

If Tom's numbers are up, the RINOs viciously attack him as some kind of traitor who will hand Bustamante the election. When Tom's numbers are down, they belittle him as being completely irrelevant.

I wish these RINO jackals would give it a rest.

[Congressman Billybob]

This is the first poll in California to use the actual ballot rather than the questioner reading just a few names. You would think that would bump up the totals for the lesser candidates. Instead, the percents for the lesser candidates went DOWN.

To understand what is happening here, read my article of a month ago, "Nuts and Bolts in California." Because this poll was conducted somewhat like the election itself, this poll is more likely to be accurate than any of the others. IMHO.

Congressman Billybob

Latest column, "Paying the Wrong Piper," discussion thread on FR. Article also on ChronWatch.

[LS]

I have read some of the works by this Inyegar guy who helped design this poll. He is a heavyweight player. His articles on bias in the media are pretty solid, well-crafted research, and, surprisingly, results that tend to support our side.

That said, there is a difference between "likely" and "registered" voters. They are NOT the same.

[pogo101]

Oral Argument in 9th Circus Punchcard Ballot (CA Recall) Case
			Posted by pogo101 On News/Activism 09/11/2003 5:14 PM PDT U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circus ^ | September 11, 2003 | N/A (recording) Click on this link -- a .wma file -- to hear the lengthy (!) oral argument in this case brought by the ACLU to halt the recall election, on the grounds that punchcard ballots -- the ones that reelected Gray Davis in 2002 -- aren't fair in 2003.

[cyncooper]

Haha!

Arianna just got celebrity support from Paul Reiser and some other Hollywood celeb and she is actually SINKING---to all of ONE percent!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

(Oh, the recall/Schwarzenegger numbers looking good, but the above really is hilarious)