To: CatOwner
Rasmussen is weighting it: Dems 39%, Reps 33%.
The 2004 election turnout was Dems 37%, Reps 37%
14 posted on
09/24/2008 6:41:50 AM PDT by
avacado
To: avacado
Yes, but for some reason Rasmussen get’s it right in the end, because he had the 2004 election right on the nose using the same Dem vs Repub percentages.
To: avacado
Scott Ras knows these percentages are crap . Bambi and his Obama media thugs were crying and screaming during the primaries that Rush was the reason Hillary won all the late primaries .
But Scott just sticks to a his old formula for some reason.
I suspect Scott likes to be a DC insider with all the Lib TV appearances and if your poll shows McCain ahead there is no invite.
24 posted on
09/24/2008 6:49:31 AM PDT by
ncalburt
To: avacado
Rasmussen is weighting it: Dems 39%, Reps 33%.
The 2004 election turnout was Dems 37%, Reps 37%
And the spread has never been greater than 4 points in any Presidential election since 1988. Still, even if the lead is arguably less than two points, it seems obvious that McCain did not have a very good polling night last night. That's okay. It is going to happen from time to time. The beauty of a tracking poll is that the bad nights drop out in a few days.
45 posted on
09/24/2008 7:10:05 AM PDT by
kesg
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