To: deport
According to that exit polling data, the base is only 28%. Wow. That means Keyes is "averaging" the base with his initial 28% showing. (I say averaging since, according to the article, only 67% of Republicans are backing him at this early date - according to the poll.)
If the poll is anywhere near accurate and currently shows it 67-28, Obama, we're looking at a likely outcome of 69-31, Obama. Even if GWB manages to pull Illinois out of the bag, I don't see Keyes getting over 35%.
175 posted on
08/09/2004 7:49:31 PM PDT by
NCPAC
((Live without Fear: Don't worry about what may happen. Concentrate on what must be done.))
To: BlackElk
You - hoo!
Where are you?
176 posted on
08/09/2004 7:50:46 PM PDT by
onyx
(JohnKerry -- the standard bearer for the unbearable)
To: NCPAC
Pretty good guesstimate of the final tally,but a point or too high for Keyes;I think.
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