To: Torie
What do you make of these numbers? They look great to me. But then again, I don't believe them. Some of his changes are far too dramatic.
92 posted on
11/04/2002 9:24:31 PM PST by
crasher
To: crasher
I think the Minnesota numbers are suspect- Coleman losing among men- look at this turnaround- doesn't make sense- still hope in Mn
"Mondale now leads among men (50% - 46%) when just a few days ago Coleman led led (53% - 42%).
99 posted on
11/04/2002 9:26:56 PM PST by
VAGOP
To: crasher
Not much. There are a lot of tight races. CO, MO, MN, GA, TX, NH, and SD. Anyone who has a fairly high degree of confidence who will win any of these is lying, particularly MN. Subset numbers are highly suspect. They are best ignored. But Zog is right on one thing. At this point, most of the margin of error is associated with guessing relative turnout.
129 posted on
11/04/2002 9:35:21 PM PST by
Torie
To: crasher
The trend everywhere is GOP gaining, gaining, gaining in all but AR. The dems are trying the BIG LIE bs to suppress the vote! I'm telling you, I ran a successful GOP campaign during the '94 revolution and the REAL NUMBERS are scaring the living CR@P out of the DNC!
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