http://www.gallup.com/election2004/showdown/
sorry...if I knew how to copy this map I would.
Most of those state polls haven't been updated for many weeks though. I have a feeling the next set of polls will be looking good for the scumbag, sorry to say. I knew the American people could be pretty dumb but I didn't think they were downright self destructive.
President Bush should canter or trot to a big victory over ole' horse-face.
What if Kerry wins the popular vote and Bush electoral again. This time, there will be riots, guaranteed.
That's a pretty picture.
I wouldn't get too comfortable. Some of these states were polled between Sept. 25 - 28. This was even before the first debate. This poll even has Bush ahead in PA. Ohio and Florida are too close to call in my opinion.
I wouldn't get too comfortable. Some of these states were polled between Sept. 25 - 28. This was even before the first debate. This poll even has Bush ahead in PA. Ohio and Florida are too close to call in my opinion.
Lord, I hope this holds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you roll your mouse arrow over some of those states and look at the poll dates, some are weeks or months old.
Rush was making it sound today as though the race is very close ... I think he remembers last year when W had a fairly comfortable lead and gore closed the gap over the weekend... I don't think he wants anybody to become comeplacent this time around
Albeit great news ! One should ask themselves how savy is a pollster who gives away 30 days free time a couple of weeks before an election ?
Oh yeah I'm gonna go sign up and pay for a test pattern for the next three and a half or whatever years before the next election just because I got a 30 day trial !
Ok........thats just my opinion .
Most of the states they assume are going to vote the way they did in 2000. They haven't done too many state polls, but the only ones that went for Kerry are Michigan by 6 and Washington by 8.
They have Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida all going for Bush, but in OH and PA the leads are 2-3 points. The winner of the election will probably pick up at least 2 of these 3 states.
They do have Florida by 8, which would be great in real life, especially if Michael Moore and friends are all down there expecting swinging chads and voter disenfranchisement.
This seems like a distorted echo of 1980. An incumbent with Middle Eastern Trouble and with the price of oil and gasoline skyrocketing. Of course, now interest rates are low as is (official) inflation. The debates seem to go to the challenger as in 1980.
As I said back in March, I know many former Bush voters who will vote for Kerry but no Gore voters who will now vote for Bush. Most people I know think Bush has flubbed both the economy (jobs, stocks, energy, education, health, etc.) and that he has totally failed in foreign policy by going after Iraq instead of pursuing Ben-Laden and Al-Qaeda. These people did have this opinion for at least two years of so (just to put things in perspective.)
more current state polling info:
http://www.dalythoughts.com
A better headline may have been; Bush Galloping toward victory in Gallup Electoral College poll, or, "Which College in America is most expensive?"
Whatever "popular" vote edge there is for Kerry is coming from Californication and New York.