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[Dog]

They announced they would poll Sunday also to see why people didn't give Kerry a bounce.....I kid you not.

[phxaz]

w = win
k = strike out

[crz]

And the GOP convention has not happened yet. This should get good. I suspect the drop to come into effect for Kerry real soon.

[Normal4me]

Musta been his hamster sucking story that turned people off.

[traumer]

"Come on, guys, lets move it. Jesus! We need more balloons. I want all balloons to go, goddammit..... What's happening balloons? There's not enough coming down! All balloons, what the hell! There's nothing falling!
What the fuck are you guys doing up there? We want more balloons coming down, more balloons... "

Make sure to cast your baloon ! :o)

[WildWeasel]

If other polls substantiate Gallup's numbers , this will be an absolute disaster for Kerry and his campaign.

I'm so sad. Hahaha

[gitmo]

In the three-way race, Kerry lost a point among likely voters after the convention, and he neither gained nor lost among registered voters. Bush gained four points both among likely voters and among registered voters. To the extent that there is any bounce in this three-candidate ballot, it is for Bush rather than Kerry.

They will probably determine Kerry's loss was due to the balloon failure.

[deport]

Speaking of polls and as if you didn't know..........

New York Times polls journalists

Do those so-called liberal journalists really want John Kerry to defeat President Bush?It depends where they work and how you ask, according to an unscientific survey the New York Times conducted during a press party at the Democratic convention.

When 153 journalists were asked anonymously who would be a better president, those from outside the Beltway picked Kerry 3-1, and the ones from Washington favored him 12-1. -- NEW YORK TIMES

[Fenris6]

Anyone know how pollsters determine "likely" voters vs registered?

[Piranha]

Shrinkage!!

[conservative in nyc]

Take a look at this --- President Bush's FIRM support increased as a result of the RAT Extreme Makeover Convention:

Intensity of Commitment to the Candidates Are you certain now that you will vote for [John Kerry/George W. Bush] for president next fall, or do you think you may change your mind between now and the November election?
	Vote for Kerry, certain	Vote for Kerry, may change mind	Vote for Bush, may change mind	Vote for Bush, certain	No opinion	NET:  "swing voters"
	%	%	%	%	%
Likely Voters
2004 Jul 30-31	42	5	5	45	3	13
2004 Jul 19-21	43	6	7	40	4	17

[Cosmo]

Maybe Kerry should bounce his hamster.

[Uncle Hal]

Gallop will keep polling until Kerry has the lead.

[latina4dubya]

is this the first poll where either candidate was at 50 percent or higher?

[finnman69]

Apart from these factors, it is quite possible that the Democratic Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates are completely full of shiat and lacking any ideas for the future of the nation.

[Salvation]

Is Gallup redoing their poll like USAToday is?

Friday night I predicted a four to five point bounce for Bush by the end of the weekend/Monday. Looks like I was on target!

WooHoo!

[doug9732]

After watching Carter, Clinton, Sharpton, and Jackson make speeches, it doesn't matter what the candidate himself says. I won't vote for that party.

[Gorons]

[Waco]

11/01/04 eadline: "Will kerry blow queer vote?" 11/03/04 Headline: "Kerry blows queer vote! Loses anyway!" Hee Hee Hee