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JimRobson · Posted: Thu Oct 21, 2004 12:15 am Post subject: Rasmussen Chart 10/20

Sorry I missed a few days. Wasn't worth showing. Sad

The Rasmussen numbers are way behind every other poll so I'm posting the chart FWIW.
At least we are above the longer term trendline. Smile

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Whacker77 · Ensign Joined: 06 Sep 2004 Posts: 55

Keep up the good work. I think tomorrow should be a good day for Bush. I follow the tracking polls on another message board and the news in the Rasmussen poll should be good. Kerry has been helped greatly by a one day result. On Sunday he pulled a 48.6-46.2 victory. According to a highly regarded poll watcher on another site, Bush has been right at 50 the last two days.

Assuming Bush polls well tonight, there's a good chance he may shoot out to a three or four point lead. The one thing to keep in mind with Rasmussen is his poll seems to have a one week lag. Bush got the momentum during the middle of last week and it should start to show right about now. It's also starting to show in the state polling.

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Nathanyl · PO3 Joined: 24 Aug 2004 Posts: 280

Keep one thing in mind Jim. Kerry's number have basically stayed at the same level for months now whereas W's have been up and down with the general trend upward. Kerry's support on election day is going to end out around 45 or 46 percent at best in my opinion.
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CTW · Rear Admiral Joined: 10 Sep 2004 Posts: 691

Thanks Jim. Very Happy

I didn't understand the Oct 24 date. CTW

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shawa · CNO Joined: 03 Sep 2004 Posts: 2004

Thanks, Jim.
I like the Rasmussen Poll because it is consistent, not the erratic
swings of the other polls. The three day rolling average seems to
avoid those crazy ups and downs.

Rasmussen's Weekly Tracking Poll show the same consistency:

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/Weekly%20Tracking%20Updates.htm

Over the 38 week period, Bush has been ahead by at least one point
16 times. Most significantly,Bush has held such a lead for 7 consecutive
weeks since the Republican Conventon and through all the Debates.