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FINAL ZOGBY POLL RESULTS- INCLUDES POLLING FROM TONIGHT
ZOGBY

Posted on 11/04/2002 9:03:12 PM PST by VAGOP



TOPICS: Breaking News; Front Page News; Government; News/Current Events; Politics/Elections; US: Arkansas; US: Colorado; US: Georgia; US: Minnesota; US: New Jersey; US: North Carolina; US: South Dakota; US: Texas
KEYWORDS: msdnc; msnbc; polls; specialsauce; thenightbefore; zogby
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To: Howlin
CO, I believe

Supposedly the Republicans have instigated a state of the art turn out the vote campaign in Colorado, brand new and well staffed with volunteers.

We can hope that this will provide a surprise when the votes are counted tonight.

341 posted on 11/05/2002 3:01:33 AM PST by patriciaruth
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To: VAGOP
"Mondale now leads among men (50% - 46%) when just a few days ago Coleman led (53% - 42%)."

That's just plain pathetic.

342 posted on 11/05/2002 3:08:29 AM PST by Godebert
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To: Optimist
Two months of Republican leadership,

Dream on. Daschle will not allow a vote to reorganize; the Governor of Missouri will not certify the election; 12,000 lawyers will file suits in court, Chaffee will be bribed to jump to "Independent" with a chairmanship and $10 million book deal arranged by Hitlery, and they will run out the clock....

There will be no "lame duck session" of Republicans in power in the Senate.

343 posted on 11/05/2002 3:09:26 AM PST by patriciaruth
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To: MissAmericanPie
If we cannot give Republicans a solid, unquestionable win, we can count on the Texas elections being tied up in court by the demoncrats for months. We don't want to go there so all you lurker's out there, get to the polls.

:-)

344 posted on 11/05/2002 3:16:32 AM PST by patriciaruth
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To: ApesForEvolution
A RINO's a RINO's a RINO's a RINO's a RINO...

And I'll kiss all their butts if they vote to put a Republican in the Majority Leadership so President Bush can get his conservative judges confirmed.

And I'll especially kiss their butts when Rehnquist and O'Conner retire.

345 posted on 11/05/2002 3:19:28 AM PST by patriciaruth
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To: ApesForEvolution
Like the Supreme Court in Hawaii, and unlike the one in New Jersey, the Minnesota Supreme Court decided to obey the law, rather than rewrite it. Here's the set-up for the Democrat litigation after the election.

The MN SC has already said that those who want to change their prior absentee ballots have two choices. They can request a new absentee ballot with Mondale's name on it, or they can just show up and vote on election day. There will still be a residue, something less than 1% of all voters, who cast ballots for "Wellstone" that will not be corrected.

If Mondale loses to Coleman, but does so by less than the "Wellstone" votes that do not count, I expect Dem lawyers to race back to court screaming that those voters were "disenfranchised." The MN SC will throw this suit out in a New York minute, because all those voters had two chances to "correct" their vote, and for reasons of their own, did not do so.

One more point about Minnesota. Do not assume that all those (of the 100,000 absentee ballot requests) who are asking for new ballots, are intending to substitute a Mondale vote for a "Wellstone" vote. Some of those will be "Wellstone" voters who were grossed out by the "memorial-rally" and are switching either to the Green candidate, or even a few, to Coleman.

Congressman Billybob

On American Politics

Click for "to Restore Trust in America"

346 posted on 11/05/2002 3:40:53 AM PST by Congressman Billybob
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To: Media Insurgent
Can any historians out there name any other examples?

McGovern lost his home state of South Dakota in 1972.

347 posted on 11/05/2002 3:58:06 AM PST by patriciaruth
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To: BlackRazor
Tim Russert's TODAY SHOW, very easy to understand Zogby final poll results :

Minnesota ....Mondale

Missouri.... Talent

South Dakota....Thune

Arkansas.... Pryor

Colorado.... Strickland

NC.... Dole

(I missed it if Russert said Zogby picked Chambliss over Cleland in Georgia but for sure
GA.....Chambliss

348 posted on 11/05/2002 4:21:09 AM PST by YaYa123
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To: BlackRazor
It appears that Libertarians, with their 2 to 5%, are going to possibly assure a couple of DEM senate wins. I do not like Zogby, he is a dem, but he is seldom wrong. It appears the senate (what are the American people thinking) will remain the private political hostage of Tiny Tom Dashale.
349 posted on 11/05/2002 4:22:03 AM PST by Moby Grape
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To: montag813

Mondale energized DFL voters with his nasty class warfare nonsense.

Not that I've seen. They've been sounding awfully desperate. They know they are going to lose a lot to the Greens. (Greens won the Mayor's office and two City Council seats in Minneapolis, last year - and they aren't going to like Mondale).

That Mondale felt that he had to try to solidify his support with his base, while Coleman was reaching for the swing vote, is a clear indication that the DFL thinks they are going to lose.

350 posted on 11/05/2002 4:28:12 AM PST by jdege
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To: FairOpinion
I think it's TURNOUT, TURNOUT, we shouldn't give up anything -- with the leaners and undecideds not factored in, considering the margin of error of 4% -- if Forrester is only 5 points behind, and note the huge flip flop among independents, you just never know in this race or any other ones that the Zogby polls show within 5-10%.

The day before the election, Whitman was "down" 11% and went on to beat Florio for governor. Here's hoping history repeats itself.....

351 posted on 11/05/2002 4:32:06 AM PST by Go Gordon
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To: patriciaruth
Can any historians out there name any other examples?

Gore lost Tennessee

352 posted on 11/05/2002 4:33:56 AM PST by Go Gordon
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To: ConservativeDude
according to these directions of change, ie the direction the numbers are moving, with the Laut losing 9 points with mondale behind, I'd say we may be all down on knees thanking the Lord sometime tomorrow morning for giving our President the help he needs to serve America......
353 posted on 11/05/2002 4:34:26 AM PST by The Wizard
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To: patriciaruth
There will be no "lame duck session" of Republicans in power in the Senate.

That's right. Dems are allowed to wield their power, and Republicans are not. Why? The media has chosen sides.

354 posted on 11/05/2002 4:37:13 AM PST by copycat
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To: BlackRazor
Forrester now leads among Independents (53% - 40%) when just days ago, Lautenberg led (51% - 28%).

This, to me is the race

355 posted on 11/05/2002 4:38:27 AM PST by The Wizard
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To: jdege
Every other pundit with no more qualifications than I has stepped up to predict. And so will I.

We begin with the Governors’ races. There are three that interest me greatly. They are: Bush/McBride in Florida; Simon/Davis in California; and, of course, the great Kennedy-Kennedy-Kennedy versus Ehrlich in mine own home state of Merryland.

The Florida race is considered the so-called “revenge” race by the Democrats, a payback for the nasty 2000 presidential election. Only the Dems have totally blown this thing, beginning with running the very lame Janet Reno who garnered no enthusiasm to the point that her own party stole the primary from her. Up steps McBride, the Dem nominee, maybe not lamer than Reno, but almost.

An idiot enthusiastically endorsed by the Florida teachers’ unions, whose members regularly turn out same from this country’s public schools so why not endorse a dolt? This guy is so stupid he came up with some silly health care program and had no idea how much it would cost. Tim Russert mentioned an amount and McBride said “that sounds right”.

Pat predicts….Jeb Bush wins in Florida…and handily.

Gray Davis is the Clinton of the left coast. He’s run California’s energy management system into the ground through the use of socialistic monetary policies that caused the fall of the Soviet Union but hey, some people never learn. That state is running billions in a deficit while ole Gray hits up all special interests for donations to his campaign. The citizens hate him but given that state’s liberal bent and the lackluster campaign of the GOP’s Bill Simon, they will most likely hold their nose and vote Davis in again that there be more socialistic government programs heaped onto the backs of California taxpayers.

Pat Predicts…Gray Davis wins in California….also handily.

Merryland SHOULD have a new GOP governor come Wednesday but let me say right now that though Ehrlich leads in the polls, there’s always the problem of the dead vote in Baltimore city. The dead in this state always vote Democrat. Democratic bureaucrats have already disallowed over ten thousand Republican absentee ballots due to a minor misprint and hey, that’s just how it is in this liberal hell.

Kennedy-Kennedy-Kennedy, as she’d rather be known, is another idiot endorsed by the mighty teachers’ unions let us no more be fooled where THESE people’s loyalties lie, okay? Any idiot that will enrich the salaries of the union brass will be endorsed, to hell with the needs of the schools and the REAL teachers.

Unless the pubbies have poll watchers all over the place, cameras to monitor how many times inner-city Baltimore voters vote, EACH, and election judges at each precinct, this is a state that stands ripe for election stealing.

Pat Predicts…Ehrlich wins in Merryland but there will endless lawsuits and hassle as the Dems rise up to steal the thing.

On to the critical senatorial races.

Down in North Carolina, Liddy Dole runs against another Clinton administration boob (these guys are LOSING everywhere) Erskine Bowles, the Clinton White House Chief of Staff.

Pat Predicts Bowles go down handily as the stench from his Clinton association prevents even Dems from holding their nose and voting for him.

Up in New Hampshire the pubbies are struggling to hang onto that seat. John Sununu is the Republican candidate running against NH’s Governor Jean Sheehan. This race has been hurt by that awful Bob Smith person, a man who cannot decide which party he wants to belong to. Smith gave Sununu a lukewarm endorsement and did nothing to discourage a write-in campaign on his behalf, which is going to hurt Sununu against an incumbent Governor.

Pat Predicts…Sheehan wins, but it will be close.

Down in Arkansas, the pubbies are running Tim Hutchinson against the very well-known Pryor. Hutchinson’s hurting due to his recent divorce from his wife of many years to marry a staffer. Of course, Clinton can be married, using the term loosely, while receiving oral ministrations in the oval office, and mine own Governor, the very honest Dem Parris Spendenning, recently married a very pregnant staffer 25 years his junior. Let a Republican do this sort of thing though, and it’s curtains.

Pat Predicts….Pryor wins with a small, but honorable, margin.

The pubbies desperately want to win South Dakota and this mostly because they hate the senior senator from this state, the very honest Tom Daschle. Thune is running against Tim Johnson, protégé of Daschle. If the pubbies win this state it will be a net gain for them in the senate.

Pat Predicts…..Tim Johnson will win this state but it will be days, maybe weeks, before the final results are known.

Over in the “show-me” state, the widder Carnahan, whose senate seat is illegally held right now at any rate, having replaced her husband Mel, who died in an airplane crash right before the 2000 election, is not doing so well. What is it about Dems in close races and airplane crashes?

At any rate, the widder Carnahan had her day in the sun. There’ll be no sympathy vote this year.

Pat Predicts…Republican Jim Talent takes back the senatorial seat the pubbies should have had but for the Dems running a dead man in 2000.

The Dems cheated in New Jersey, replacing the crook Bob Torricelli after the deadline for such shenanigans. They replaced him because he was LOSING, not because he was dead or anything that couldn’t be helped. The Dems then drug out that old relic Lautenberg. The polls in NJ indicate Lautenberg is leading the pubbie guy , poor abused Forrester, who was beating the Torch handily until the Dems pulled their stunt with the help of the very honest NJ supreme court. This is the only upset I’m going to predict.

Pat Predicts Forrester wins the race by a very narrow margin. The results of this election might not be known for days either.

And finally, the most interesting senatorial race of them all. That is the Minnesota race. Paul Wellstone recently died in a tragic airplane accident. Wellstone and the pubbie opponent, Coleman, were running neck in neck until the plane crash. The Dems pulled another relic out of the crypt, none other than Mondale, Jimmy Carter’s VP. Mondale lost every state in the union during his one and only presidential bid save his own and he only one this by a very thin margin. Mondale was part and parcel of the totally failed presidency of Carter, which included endless gas lines, interest rates at 17% plus, and a 400+_ day taking of American hostages by the Ayatollah Kohmeni. Very successful team, these two. Damned near brought the whole country down.

The polls say this contest is neck in neck but I don’t believe it for a minute. The Dems shot themselves in the foot with that terrible “memorial” to Wellstone during which honest Republicans, attending an event in memory of a departed colleague, was BOOED. At a funeral, folks….the Dems booed the Republicans at a freaking FUNERAL! This stupid stunt has Clinton/McAuliffe fingerprints all over it.

Pat Predicts…Coleman will win handily in Minnesota.

Pat Predicts…the pubbies will take the senate by one, will hold the house, and heck, maybe we can get a decent budget passed, something the Dem led majority couldn’t seem to manage.

356 posted on 11/05/2002 4:38:38 AM PST by Fishtalk
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To: VAGOP
Glad he is weighing in the 401K aspect. According to Michael Barone, 50% of Americans own stocks, an all-time record, and stockholders tend to vote Republican. Furthermore, most of the stockholders are savvy enough (and young enough) to know the importance of holding rather than jumping off the ship at the first wave.

According to Barone, these now financially-aware voters will boost Republican numbers (as will the growing numbers of Generation X-er's [who are turning into conservative parents and voters] versus the declining number of Greatest Generation WWII people [who saw the Depression, WWII, paid into the programs and want their share]).

"Wall Street"-smarts is the secret sauce which will make the Republicans victorious tonight and save Zogby's reputation (except for Colorado, Georgia, and Minnesota!).

357 posted on 11/05/2002 4:48:07 AM PST by MHT
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To: VAGOP
Hutchinson leads among Republicans (93% - 7%)

Throughout the campaign all the media claimed that Hutchinson had been hurt within his own party by his divorce and remarriage--- the idea being that Arkansas Republicans are a bunch of straightlaced Christian conservatives.

Zogby's poll numbers indicate quite the opposite. Hutchinson maintains outstanding support within his own party but has lost the independents.

Apparently Christian conservatives are political independents this time around, just like they were in 2000, and 1998. The media hates Christian conservatives and being Democrats they Can't handle the idea that this group really are swing voters.

358 posted on 11/05/2002 4:56:03 AM PST by navigator
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To: Optimist
I'm thinking the same thing. What's with the 401K krap?
359 posted on 11/05/2002 5:00:51 AM PST by carton253
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To: carton253
I don't know,but if that was Zogby's "lead" issue,then he missed the boat. The issue on the mind of all the callers to my local talk radio is the obstructionism that's going on in Congress. Funny, I don't really remember hearing that being hammered home in most debates. Mentioned, yes. Hammered, no.
360 posted on 11/05/2002 5:06:27 AM PST by cincinnati65
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