FINAL ZOGBY POLL RESULTS- INCLUDES POLLING FROM TONIGHT

ZOGBY

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[Oak]

I've heard virtually nothing about Pryor as Attorney General not paying SS or income taxes for his "hired help" in the media.

If Coleman or Hutchinson had done the same thing, do you think the media would be reporting the allegations and putting a microphone in the candidates face and his campaign managers?? The Media is incredible!

[snerdly]

Pubs win! Pubs win!

[GOPyouth]

Cleland made a fool of himself in the last debate

I just watched that debate. God bless C-Span. I agree with you on this.

[bybybill]

Turn out by gun owners is going to decide this thing in most states, even California

[AFPhys]

Finally, for the first time in my life, i was phoned by a pollster over the weekend. She started asking her questions, and after about 4 of them, including answers indicating I would fit into the "likely voter" category, I said, "You know, I've changed my mind. I don't want to continue this interview." The crying that ensued! LOL "Why not?" "This is confidential", etc, etc. It has to hurt them a lot that some of the most reliable and knowledgeable voters won't be polled...

[Hunble]

You too? Sorry, I have even done that with the Republican people.

Once you get on someone's list, they do not quit calling. It was so bad tonight, that we refused to answer any calls.

Darn answering maching was getting a call every 10 minutes.

[WFTR]

According to these results, we trade Arkansas and Colorado for South Dakota and Missouri.

Barring massive voter fraud, there is going to be a runoff in Louisiana. Liberal Mary Landrieu has ticked off too many people in a state that supported President Bush by a 53 to 46 majority. She does poorly among blacks anyway, and the conservatives are still angry over her vote fraud win in '96. One of the three Republicans will force her into a runoff, and the party will stick together through the runoff. We can't factor the voter fraud, but it should be a little harder this time. President Bush will visit the state during the runoff, and this seat will make the US Senate Republican.

WFTR
Bill

[GOPyouth]

Darn answering maching was getting a call every 10 minutes.

I had 7 messages on my voicemail today from damned recorded messages. Hillary and Feinstein (sp?) were 2 of them. Talk about a phone call you didn't want to get.

[Hunble]

Hye, if Norn Coleman is going to work all night, why can I not do also?

[stuck_in_new_orleans]

I think the real wild-card will be here in Louisiana. The leading Democrat has to get 50% to avoid a runoff, Its supposed to rain all day here in Louisiana and that very well could hurt her turnout.

I honestly dont think she will get 50% and will be forced into a runoff ion December...if so, shes a goner!

[stuck_in_new_orleans]

I think the real wild-card will be here in Louisiana. The leading Democrat has to get 50% to avoid a runoff, Its supposed to rain all day here in Louisiana and that very well could hurt her turnout.

I honestly dont think she will get 50% and will be forced into a runoff in December...if so, shes a goner!

[Hunble]

Once again, something spiritual is happening this week.

Trust your gut feeling!

[CyberAnt]

Actually, there are only a couple which look to be in trouble - Hutchinson (which we already knew about), Allard - who could still pull it out, along with Chambliss. So, Hutchinson is the only one who looks like he has too far to go to pick up a win. But the other two could still make it.

All the others close races look like they are sitting good going into the election.

So, I don't agree that most of these look bad.

[I still care]

I looked it up. McGovern lost SD to Nixon in 1972, Nixon lost NY in 1968 (but how much of a NYer was he, I don't know if that counts), Adlai Stevenson lost Illinois to Eisenhower in both 1952 and 1956, Dewey lost NY to Roosevelt in 1944 (but someone had to lose, both he and Roosevelt were from NY), same with Wilkie (both NY) in 1940, Landon lost KS to Roosevelt in 1936, Hoover lost CA to Roosevelt in 1932, Smith lost NY to Hoover in 1928, Davis lost WV to Hoover in 1924, Cox lost OH to Harding in 1920 (but again, they were both from Ohio), Wilson NJ in 1916 to Hughes, Teddy Roosevelt NY to Wilson in 1912, Parker lost NY to T. Roosevelt in 1908 (again both from NY), Willian Jennings Brian lost Nebraska to McKinley.

I think I'll stop at the turn of the century.

So it is not that unusual but lots of times both candidates were from the same state.

However, in this century at least, Wilson and Nixon have the distinction of being the only candidates ever to lose their home state and yet win the election. And as I said, I think a lot of people considered Nixon a Californian so I would really give that "honor" only to Wilson.

[Hunble]

Hutchinson was a surprize to me.

NOTE! Hutchinson never once swore under oath and denied it.

Republicans follow the rules. Democraps do not.

If anything, this has given me even more respect for Hutchinson.

[The Old Hoosier]

Looks like God is watching out for his land. Check out the rain in Memphis, Chicago, Raleigh, Detroit, New Orleans, Brownsville, Houston, Kansas City, and Philadelphia, and the snow in Minneapolis.

Make sure you get out there and vote, FReepers, and make sure at least one friend goes with you!

[CyberCowboy777]

Daschle's Plea for Pro-Abortion Funds Shows Importance of Nov. 5 Elections
To keep the Senate under his thumb, CNSNews.com reports Majority Leader Tom Daschle on Wednesday emailed a desperate plea for funds to help pro- abortion Democrats -- a telltale move showing the crucial importance of the Nov. 5 elections. In his "urgent" email appeal, titled "Last Chance to Keep Pro-Choice Leadership in the Senate," Daschle (D-S.D.) solicits contributions for National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League's "Save the Senate" campaign five times in eight paragraphs.
"Rarely has so much been at stake for a woman's right to choose in a U.S. Senate Election," Daschle wrote, according to CNSnews.com "If you, and thousands of other pro-choice Americans like you, don't act today by giving to NARAL's Save the Senate Campaign, the U.S. Senate could fall into anti-choice hands on November 6th -- the first day after the election."
His money-minded challenge intensifies the need for all pro-life supporters to get the vote out against pro-abortion candidates. As Daschle admits, this IS our chance to turn the tide in the Senate against radical Democrats determined to continue their unholy, unjust and un-American agenda. Those who would continue to murder the unborn already are digging deep to keep the Senate in blood-stained hands. We must answer not so much with money but with votes at the ballot box. I am taking off from work Tuesday to man phone banks and be at a polling place. What are you willing to do to release the Senate and our nation from this evil grip? I hope and pray each person who gets this will find four hours to volunteer before their polls close on Tuesday. Sacrifice a little now to rejoice a lot on Nov. 6! Phil Sheldon www.ConservativePetitions.com  P.S. Please email this message to everyone you know! As Edmond Burke once said, "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." If unable to help out during this pivotal election, you can still play a key role by getting this message to those who are in a position to volunteer their effort and time. And be sure to vote! Let's triumph on this wonderful opportunity to make a real difference in America. Want to read the full CNSnews.com report? CLICK HERE!

[Hunble]

Snow in Minneapolis.

Good knews, since Republicans will crawl through glass this week to vote.

[DJtex]

For MN, I think the original absentee ballots: 50,000 to 70,000 that were sent out and returned with either Coleman or Wellstone will be a crucial factor. Even if Coleman got only 40% of them, it nullifies 30-40,000 democrat votes.

It seems that Zogby has Sanunu up by more than the 4% margin of error now. With Talent in MO, and Thune in SD, we've snatched two of their seats, against the probable loss in AR. I keep hearing that Allard is not in as much trouble in CO as these poll numbers might indicate. What is it? A strong, legitimate Independent keeping both sides below the magic 50%, but still leaving Allard in the lead? Also, a blowout win for the Republican governor there.

Here in Texas, I also feel that the strong showing by Perry in the Gov. race will help Cornyn a lot. I just cannot believe Zogby tightening this race up so much when it was showing Cornyn up by 8-10% just last week. Heck, even the Dallas Morning News shows Cornyn up by 7% just this morning. I think that Zogby is just guessing about the Black/Mexican bloc, which I don't see as being that monolithic or that fired up to vote this time around. My guess: Republican gains +2 in the Senate. And there is a possibility that we'll do better than that. Icing on the cake: Simon wins in CA--that would be huge!