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Nathanyl
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 Posted: Tue Oct 05, 2004 3:17 pm Post subject: Rasmussen Poll shows Bush back on top in PA |
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The latest PA poll from Rasmussen has Bush up 48 to 46 so it's basically back to being a dead heat.
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Chuck Z Ombie AC2000
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Thats very bad news for Kerry since polls taken before the debate had Bush trailing Kerry by 2 or 4
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USAF66-70
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| Imagine how far up Bush would’ve been if Kerry had “lost” the debate. |
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Inatizzy
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According to what I've been told. There has never been a presidential contender who lost the election when he was winning in the polls after
Oct. 1. Whoever was ahead has ALWAYS won.
Is this true... historically speaking? Anybody know? |
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Kimmymac
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According to the San Francisco paper (ugh) Kerry's lead has shrunk to 8 points. That is not good news for Kerry, he was up by 20+ points. This poll was pst-debate, btw. California really ought to be divided up at about Sacramento, so that the people in the south could have a chance to be counted.
I'm sorry, but I just am not believing this thing is as close as they claim. I think we ought to be fighting for every single vote, because we have to counteract the ********* cheating, but I still think Bush is out in front by 8-11%. |
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RogerRabbit
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| Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 6:56 am Post subject: |
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RCP Electoral Count
Tuesday, October 5: Bush 284 - Kerry 200
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Fort Campbell
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| We must focus on the key swing states ie; Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Florida. Post any Polls indicating the standings in those states so that all the Bloggers and the rest of us with huge Mailing lists can pass them on. |
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Redleg
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| Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 11:58 am Post subject: |
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| Inatizzy wrote: | According to what I've been told. There has never been a presidential contender who lost the election when he was winning in the polls after
Oct. 1. Whoever was ahead has ALWAYS won.
Is this true... historically speaking? Anybody know? |
I sure hope you're correct. In MLB they also say that who ever is in first place by the 4th of July will win the pennant. In most cases it's true.
I would think your assessment would be true, however, George Bush need not step on too many toe-popper's before the election.
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Fort Campbell
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Thanks!  |
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