Posted on 11/02/2004 12:08:06 PM PST by njsketch
this explains the skewed results.
Understood!!
I guess she has little faith in cowboys.
Does anyone know how the states handle the situation where voters are waiting in line at the time the polls close? do they get to vote so long as they're in line, or are they out of luck?
I have a Very Good Friend Reliable who Works in Governors Office in Texas at a Very High Level.....They are getting Good Early News from the Campaign. Internal Polls are right where they thought. Keep the Faith! If you havent Voted Go Do So!!! *NEWSFLASH* One thing you notice here is Terry Mcvomit is not out saying "Weve Got it" This is noteworthy. GO W!
Do not worry....Dow will rocket up tomorrow....Bush Wins!!!
Why not give us that run down of your day. It would be a nice change of pace. I'll check back later but right now I have to go pick up about a thousand dollars worth of liquor for our church auction. Gotta lube 'em up to pry open their wallets.
Where were these numbers when I was a single guy and went out, 25 years ago? You know, 59 women to 41 men! It always seemed the opposite ratio back then!
Here's my math on this:
All voters expected to be -
Male voters 53.5% to Women voters 46.5%
The Kerry Gender Advanrage -
Women for Kerry 53.5% to Bush 46.5% (this is half the gap
Gore enjoyed in 2000)
So the above wash out and we would expect exit polls to show 0% gap if they polled an equal number of women and men.
Therefore the expected gap should be 18% for Kerry if 59% of group is women (59-41). So an actual gap of 4% is rather good for Bush.
People are not stupid. I would assume that Bush supporters would expect the MSM & Comrade Kerry to pull something. JUST VOTE!!
I dont see on Drudge or anywhere else this w:m ratio. I hope so, but feel wobbly.
Sounds goods to me
The MSM is spinning!!! Relax
I have direct, but unscientific reports from 4 precincts here in Naples, Florida. I spent 8 hrs in two different precincts. We are seeing large numbers of young females in the daytime voting. In all probability, we are seeing intial data heavily weighted by this very liberal voting block. More recently, we are seeing more working males, especially blue-collar types, who are extremely conservative.
Ralph Reed on Hannity now talking about voting in Florida. Says it will be close, but Florida will go Bush. Says we are outperforming goals in most parts of the state, including Dade County.
He's sharp, alright. But he's not doing it to help Bush. He's doing it to get attention, and it worked.
Reed was very upbeat about Florida. Also, very pleased with internal Ohio reports.
The Dems must have exit polling going on, too, but Terry McAwful hasn't said a peep. Telling.....isn't it?
Bahh last I heard, exit polls showed 4% undecided. :P
If this is all Kerry can drum up with that many women voting, he is in serious trouble. Of course, these exit polls are worse than website polls.
Yet another indication that the early exit polls were screwy: they showed Republicans doing very well in Senate races. Are we actually supposed to believe the new voters (who we're told are voting in droves) are sophisticated ticket splitters rather than angry straight partyline voters?
Is this an Exit Poll thread? They were getting pulled earlier, watch out.
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