Latest Polls- Wash Post: Bush + 6%; ABC Bush +4%; Zogby: Kerry +1%
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I think it does include the 2nd debate, IIRC, it said all of these polls were completed in a day, so im "assuming" they were done either saturday or sunday, but I could be wrong.
2nd debate "boost"? LMAO!!
BTW, remember, Zogby was the only pollster who showed a slight Gore edge in the popular vote last election.
And, check out these:
Picking a President: Six Major Papers Make Their Choice
http://www.editorandpublisher...._content_id=1000663359
And this:
http://www.geocities.com/electionmodel/
Obviously. Even setting aside the liberal media routine, newspapers are written in urban areas which are typically democratic strongholds. Democratic welfare and social spending has attracted the poor in droves. Who wouldn't vote for the guy who gives you free money?
Geocities?
You mean the debate from three days ago? Is there some sort of delayed "boost"? Additionally, most figured the second debate came out about even, so I doubt either candidate will get much of a change in the polls.
I did. Your first link doesn't work, your 2nd link looks like it is made by a middle school web page design student. It looks like it links to another page with a bunch of rambling nonsense about polls.
Polls this year have been pretty much worthless. Nuff said.
Corrected link:
http://www.editorandpublisher...._content_id=1000663359
And, your convenient dismissal of the other site is duly noted.
What dismissal? By the author's own numbers, the incumbent loses an average of .5 pts, while the challenger picks up 4 points, totaling a 4.5 pt swing. Not high enough to overcome Bush's 5 pt lead that the author himself cites.
Most of his state polling figures are already out of date. The author also leaves out the rather significant fact that there are very few undecided voters this time around.
We don't even have "final polls" for Bush and Kerry. Such an analysis might be worth looking at very close to election day, but not right now.
Most of his state polling figures are already out of date. The author also leaves out the rather significant fact that there are very few undecided voters this time around.
We don't even have "final polls" for Bush and Kerry. Such an analysis might be worth looking at very close to election day, but not right now.
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umbrella39
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I know, I think I remember you posting that before. I'm just giving you sh!t until you turn 18. I do admire anyone who turns 18 and actually goes out to vote. Period. Not nearly enough do.
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I know, I think I remember you posting that before. I'm just giving you sh!t until you turn 18. I do admire anyone who turns 18 and actually goes out to vote. Period. Not nearly enough do.[/quote]
Off topic, but can you vote this election, lordtyranus? You'll be old enough by Nov 2nd, but you weren't old enough by the registration deadline. How does that work?
You check a box saying that you turn 18 before election day.
My dad helped do most of the paperwork, he is a Bush fan. Interestingly enough, my mom is an RBH, so I get to see both sides. It's quite obvious which is the more intelligent of the two.
My dad helped do most of the paperwork, he is a Bush fan. Interestingly enough, my mom is an RBH, so I get to see both sides. It's quite obvious which is the more intelligent of the two.
Polls this year have been pretty much worthless. Nuff said.
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That's not what you said here:
Bush is winning nearly every poll in the 2nd link. I actually want Kerry to think he is at a dead heat. It's good for us if he underestimates Bush.
Posted By: lordtyranus | Posts: 697 | Joined: 09/16/2004
Or here:
Bush's approval is pretty high, and he is leading in the polls. Perhaps he is listening to his citizens, and the libs are trying to terrorize society?
Osama must be a Democrat.
Posted By: lordtyranus | Posts: 697 | Joined: 09/03/2004
Or here:
Do you think Kerry's ads are any cleaner? He is desperate because he is behind in the polls.
Posted By: lordtyranus | Posts: 697 | Joined: 09/27/2004
Or here:
quote:
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Originally posted by: Sudheer Anne
I'm sorry I know I'm being a partisan hack here, but as a Democrat I can tell you that this debate reaffirmed my conviction that John Kerry is the right man to lead America. He has done in one debate what the RNC did for the Republicans.
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That's for polls to tell. The debates are close enough together that you really don't get a bounce from the first 2.
quote:
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Please tell me, how the heck did Bush win?
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Kerry didn't win by enough to overtake Bush's lead.
Edited: 09/30/2004 at 10:55 PM by lordtyranus
Or here:
Why does everything have to be a conspiracy with you libs? It's almost as if this is the X files.
Did he cheat? Technically. Do I care? Not really.
If Bush had pulled out a piece of paper like that, the Bush haters would be ranting on about it. I guess that is the difference between you and I.
The libs here have already accused Bush of wearing an earpiece,.. Can't come right out and say cheating, though, gotta ease into it, run it up the flagpole, see who salutes...
You guys are getting desperate, the talking points more bizarre, more obfuscatory as time goes on... Guess that's what happens when you are behind in the polls.
Posted By: lordtyranus | Posts: 697 | Joined: 10/03/2004
Do I need to continue?
I'm sensing a little flip-flopping now that you don't want to accept the truth.
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That's not what you said here:
Bush is winning nearly every poll in the 2nd link. I actually want Kerry to think he is at a dead heat. It's good for us if he underestimates Bush.
Posted By: lordtyranus | Posts: 697 | Joined: 09/16/2004
Or here:
Bush's approval is pretty high, and he is leading in the polls. Perhaps he is listening to his citizens, and the libs are trying to terrorize society?
Osama must be a Democrat.
Posted By: lordtyranus | Posts: 697 | Joined: 09/03/2004
Or here:
Do you think Kerry's ads are any cleaner? He is desperate because he is behind in the polls.
Posted By: lordtyranus | Posts: 697 | Joined: 09/27/2004
Or here:
quote:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Originally posted by: Sudheer Anne
I'm sorry I know I'm being a partisan hack here, but as a Democrat I can tell you that this debate reaffirmed my conviction that John Kerry is the right man to lead America. He has done in one debate what the RNC did for the Republicans.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
That's for polls to tell. The debates are close enough together that you really don't get a bounce from the first 2.
quote:
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Please tell me, how the heck did Bush win?
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Kerry didn't win by enough to overtake Bush's lead.
Edited: 09/30/2004 at 10:55 PM by lordtyranus
Or here:
Why does everything have to be a conspiracy with you libs? It's almost as if this is the X files.
Did he cheat? Technically. Do I care? Not really.
If Bush had pulled out a piece of paper like that, the Bush haters would be ranting on about it. I guess that is the difference between you and I.
The libs here have already accused Bush of wearing an earpiece,.. Can't come right out and say cheating, though, gotta ease into it, run it up the flagpole, see who salutes...
You guys are getting desperate, the talking points more bizarre, more obfuscatory as time goes on... Guess that's what happens when you are behind in the polls.
Posted By: lordtyranus | Posts: 697 | Joined: 10/03/2004
Do I need to continue?
I'm sensing a little flip-flopping now that you don't want to accept the truth.
You caught me. I'm a bush fanboi with no brains.
On some of those I was trolling. On the others, well, its obvious that the polls that you like are the more important ones, huh?
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