[republicanwizard]

Hehehehe.

Just imagine the numbers in my Pennsylvania.

[zerosix]

This has to start a tidal wave of Imodium purchases at Ekerds, Walgreens, etc.

[wideawake]

I don't like to take all the credit, but I did move to New Jersey just a few weeks before the poll was conducted.

[MJY1288]

I read somewhere last week that President Bush led in every single state against any and all challengers, (incl. California)

[KellyAdmirer]

If Bush stays within 10 points in New Jersey, he wins at least 40 states. If he wins NJ, 49 or 50 is a possibility. NJ is about as liberal as Massachusetts these days.

[TheBigB]

That sound you hear is Margaret Carlson's head exploding.

[OldFriend]

NJ is getting a first hand look at what demonrat leadership is all about........taxes, scandals, corruption, taxes, lies, abuse of power, taxes........all in the name of McGreevy.

[MediaMole]

Let's not strain anything patting ourselves on the back. It's almost 18 months before the election and the democrat slander machine hasn't started working.

[Petronski]

Holy cow!

BTW, do you have figures for Pennsylvania? 2000 was quite shameful for me.

[agrace]

REALLY good news, says this NJ resident. I'd love to know some demographical details about the survey, however.

[freekitty]

George W just gets better.

[Theodore R.]

If GWB is to win in NJ in 2004, we might as well cancel the election, as there will be no doubt as to the outcome. Actually, it is hard for me to think that Corzine, Lautenberg, and McGreevey will let Bush win in their state.

[evad]

Looks like the Dims are gonna have to do it with something besides dead people and scare tactics.

Look out for that prisoner, illegal alien, muslim terrorist vote.

[freeperfromnj]

This is great news. Two-thirds of the state supported him on the war which was very significant. Meanwhile, McGreevey's approval rating was down to 26% last time I checked.

[LibertyLight]

Looking to see that NY has awoken!! Where else in the world would Ms. Shillery have won a senate seat?!?!

Praying that our Great President George W. will hammer them here in NY..... I am working on educating anyone who will listen... lots of latinos... as a matter of fact - many are really hip to the republican direction - just that here in NY they never spoke with someone who shared with them another prespective.! Can you imagine that there are people who tell me that they never met a Republican before our encounter!! I have to laugh... when they find out we are in the 'arts/music' biz - they are even more curious.... uh..maybe republicans aren't so bad after all!!! UUNNNNbeeeeliveable!! (The so-called 'tolerent' party is the Most untolerent.)
LIGHT and LIBERTY to ALL

[Victor]

Many people don't split the ballot. A Bush win in NJ will probably also mean other Republican victories.

Whose Senate seat is up next year? Corzine's? (Not sure)

[VRWC_minion]

FOX News/Opinion Dynamics Poll. Latest: May 6-7, 2003. N=900 registered voters nationwide. MoE ± 3.
						.
"If the election for president of the United States were held today, for whom would you vote if the candidates were . . . ?"
		George W. Bush (R)	Dick Gephardt (D)	Not Sure/ Other (vol.)	Would Not Vote (vol.)
		%	%	%	%
	5/03	56	30	12	2
						.	.
		George W. Bush (R)	Joe Lieberman (D)	Not Sure/ Other (vol.)	Would Not Vote (vol.)
		%	%	%	%
	5/03	57	31	10	2
	12/02	56	31	10	3
						.	.
		George W. Bush (R)	John Kerry (D)	Not Sure/ Other (vol.)	Would Not Vote (vol.)
		%	%	%	%
	5/03	58	29	11	2
	12/02	57	29	12	2
						.	.
		George W. Bush (R)	Hillary Clinton (D)	Not Sure/ Other (vol.)	Would Not Vote (vol.)
		%	%	%	%
	5/03	60	30	8	2

 

Newsweek Poll conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates. Latest: May 1-2, 2003. N=864 registered voters nationwide. MoE ± 4.
						.
"In general, would you like to see George W. Bush reelected to another term as president, or not?"
		Yes	No	Don't Know
		%	%	%
	5/1-2/03	51	38	11
	4/10-11/03	52	38	10
	11/02	49	42	9

 

ABC News/Washington Post Poll. April 27-30, 2003. N=1,105 adults nationwide. MoE ± 3. Fieldwork by TNS Intersearch.
						.
"If the 2004 presidential election were being held today, would you vote for George W. Bush, the Republican. or for the Democratic nominee for president?" Options were rotated
		Bush	Democrat	Neither (vol.)	Wouldn't Vote (vol.)	No Opinion
		%	%	%	%	%
	4/03	53	40	2	1	3
						.
"How about if the candidates were George W. Bush, the Republican, and [see below], the Democrat -- for whom would you vote?" Options were rotated
		George W. Bush	Joseph Lieber- man	Neither (vol.)	Wouldn't Vote (vol.)	No Opinion
		%	%	%	%	%
	4/03	61	34	2	1	2
						.
		George W. Bush	John Kerry	Neither (vol.)	Wouldn't Vote (vol.)	No Opinion
		%	%	%	%	%
	4/03	60	34	2	1	2
						.
		George W. Bush	Richard Gephardt	Neither (vol.)	Wouldn't Vote (vol.)	No Opinion
		%	%	%	%	%
	4/03	60	35	2	1	2

 

FOX News/Opinion Dynamics Poll. Latest: April 22-23, 2003. N=900 registered voters nationwide. MoE ± 3.
						.
"If the 2004 presidential election were held today, do you think you would be more likely to vote to reelect President Bush OR for the Democratic candidate?" Options were rotated
		Bush	Democrat	Depends (vol.)	Not Sure
		%	%	%	%
	4/22-23/03	47	31	16	6
	4/8-9/03	51	26	15	8
	2/03	42	38	10	10
	11/02	44	21	27	8
	1/02	49	21	14	16

 

[No Dems 2004]

Wonderful news, even though I'm really not surprised. I don't think that New Jersey is as partisanly Democrat as some people seem to think.

Even still, it's good news, but we need to pray that this is what the poll says in Nov. 2004!

[MattinNJ]

If he takes Jersey early, Gephardt (the likely nominee) is doomed. AS a result, the democrats out west (people from Joisey consider Pennsylvania as a western state) won't bother voting. This will give Dubya huge coattails down ticket. That being said, 18 months is forever.

[kayak]

bttt

[Liz]

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