CNBC -- Arnold Confident Based on Internal Polling

CNBC Cable ^ | 10-7-03 | cww

[CWW]

CNBC cable television just reported that Arnold was confident based on his last internal tracking poll numbers showing double digit lead on pro-recall vote and Arnold over Bustamonkey.

Those number are very reassuring, particularly based on report low turnout in San Francisco and in Los Angeles.

[CWW]

Put California in the "R" column.

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[greydog]

Bustamonkey

How I wish Arnold was an Illinois resident.

[MegaSilver]

Put California in the "R" column.

Not quite yet... we still have quite a bit of work left before we can call it "Republican."

[Tempest]

Hold on we still got 4 more hours to go a lot of votes will be spilling out between 5pm and 8pm. We'll see.

[ambrose]

Yup. Polling ain't voting...

[VRWC_minion]

Hold on we still got 4 more hours

And thats just for the GOP voters.

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[StockAyatollah]

But Davis and Bustamente are probably taking buses down to Tijuana and packing them full of rat votes.

[TheExploited]

You are not kidding about Arnold being an Illinois resident! I feel like we are living in the Gulag.

[A CA Guy]

McBustaDavis is going down.

[socal_parrot]

votes will be spilling out between 5pm and 8pm

Like Democrats actually work. Those voting after 5 will be hard working Pubbies.

[Tempest]

"Like Democrats actually work. Those voting after 5 will be hard working Pubbies."

You would think, but recalling the election of 2000 California had been a very tight race between GWB and Al Gore but late polling data showed that Gores lead in California ended up be a very sizeable one in the end.

[Terry Mross]

They had to wait until near the end before they knew how much vote fraud it was going to take to give the state to Gore.

[Tempest]

"They had to wait until near the end before they knew how much vote fraud it was going to take to give the state to Gore. "

Yep, and that's what I'm afraid of this time too. I've been hearing some reports of the libs trying to supress the results until 1 or 2 days from now.

[Hollywoodghost]

It will be tight. There was no lines when I voted. The hard core Arnold voters were out at 7 am.

[MegaSilver]

They had to wait until near the end before they knew how much vote fraud it was going to take to give the state to Gore.

Funny how the media goes out of its way to investigate the supposedly four million barricaded votes in Florida in 2000 (and how people still quote that as if it actually happened when it was discredited almost as quickly as it was brought up), but nobody wants to investigate the more likely targets for fraud in 2000: New York and California.

[TheAngryClam]

Since Arnold's going to win...

VOTE YOUR CONSCIENCE! VOTE MCCLINTOCK!

Thank you.

[Clemenza]

Hillary won New York by 12 points. Fraud may have given her a 3% cushion but believe me, she would have won even in an honest election. I LIVE here.

[Tempest]

It seems that the only way it's going to be close now will be if there's lots of typical liberal voter fraud.