Bustamonte polling at 21-26. Bahahahahah.
I am so glad this puppy is almost over. Even with the recall with 15 pts and AS likewise ahead with the "slippage", I am nervous as h*ll. GoArnoldGo...
I have read that based on early absentee voting and the majority of those voting for the recall something around 56%, Davis would need something around 52% election day voting NO to survive.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/996108/posts Absentee Ballots Already Cast May Defeat Davis
San Francisco Chronicle ^ | Monday, October 6, 2003 | Phillip Matier, Andrew Ross
Posted on 10/06/2003 1:14 PM EDT by tellw
ORIGINAL TITLE: Davis needs big last-minute boost to defeat recall
If the polls are any indication, the Democrats are going to need Herculean election-day support to pull Gov. Gray Davis' bacon out of the fire.
Reason: Even as polls show the race narrowing, the fact is some 2 million absentee ballots -- possibly 20 percent of the total recall vote -- already have been cast by mail.
If the "pre-groping" polling was right, it's likely that up to 56 percent of those absentee votes will be in favor of the recall.
Given the early voting, Democrats will likely need at least a 52 percent "no" on the recall vote at the ballot box -- a significantly higher number that even the most optimistic Democratic polls have shown so far.
More poll numbers.
I wonder which ones Duf and Torres were quoting.
