emailed to:
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Dear CNN,
Why are you only citing the polls that show Bush way ahead? I found many reliable polls that show a tie, and some with the trend of Kerry going up. You seem to feed the public the polls that you believe will allow a sway in public sentiments. I abhor this type of journalism. I respectfully protest your work in attempting to elect George Bush. Further, the Gallup poll used a sample of 34% Republican, 33% Democratic and 32% Independent. This is not representative of the "likely voter" demographics that went to the polls in 2000, and not representative of the current percentage breakdown of voters. In fact the demographics used favor George Bush. A News organization using flawed poll results to attempt to sway its viewers is a travesty to our democracy and should not be work deemed reasonable, balanced or fair.
Concerned Viewer,
XXX XXXXX
Reuters-Zogby Poll - Monday
http://www.reuters.co.uk/newsPackageArticle.jhtml?type=... The latest three-day tracking poll:
B K N Undec
Saturday-Monday: 45 45 1 7
Friday-Sunday: 45 44
Thursday-Saturday 48 44 (I think)
Bush down 3, Kerry up 1
"This is, as I have said before, the same kind of roller coaster ride we saw in 2000 with the lead changing back and forth and neither candidate able to open up any kind of lead," pollster John Zogby said.
* Bush 4% edge in suburbs
* Kerry comfortable lead in urban areas
* Tied in small cities
* Bush strong lead among rural voters
* Kerry now has 4% lead among Catholics
Electoral-vote.com has been posted above, here it is with his comments.
Electoral Vote Predictor 2004:
http://www.electoral-vote.com /
Kerry 257
Bush 247
News from the Votemaster
Kerry's debate lift continues today as a new ARG poll in New Hampshire breaks the tie there and puts him ahead there 49% to 45%. The MoE is 4%, so this should still be considered a statistical tie. The few other state polls don't show much movement. On the state graphs, the lookback window for the regression lines has been dropped to 30 days on the grounds that July and August polls really don't matter much any more.
Here are the polls taken from the 14th (Thursday after the debate) until the 16th.
B K N
Tie 47-47-n- 10=14-16 Rasmussen
Kerry +3% 47-50-1 LV 10/14-16 Greenberg Quinlan Rosner
Bush +3% 49-46-1 RV 10/14-16 CNN/USA Today/Gallup
Bush +3% 49-46-1 A 10/14-16 CNN/USA Today/Gallup
Bush +8% 52-44-1 LV 10/14-16 CNN/USA Today/Gallup
Tie 46-46-4 RV 10/14-15 TIME Magazine
Tie 46-46-n RV 10/14-15 TIME Magazine
Bush +2% 48-46-3 LV 10/14-15 TIME Magazine
Tie 47-47-n LV 10/14-15 TIME Magazine
Bush +2% 48-46-1 RV 10/14-15 Newsweek
Bush +1% 48-47-n RV 10/14-15 Newsweek
NOTE: Which poll is a piece of sh**.
They are odd-man-out. Ignore the so-called 8 point lead.
It is Rove's attempt, through puppets, to stampede sheeple.
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LV = Likely Voters
RV = Registered Voters
A = All adults
Figures with "n" indicate a head to head (2-way) race, with a figure indicates N(ader's) percentage.
+Greenberb Quinian Rosner are pollsters for Democracy Corps.
Rasmussens figures for today:
Bush 47.5
Kerry 47.3
Other 2.3
Unsure 2.9
Electoral College:
EV | RCP | 2.004 | Rasmussen
Bush 257 | 254 | 252 | 213
Kerry 247 | 220 | 279 | 194
EV =
http://www.electoral-vote.com RCP =
http://www.realclearpolitics.com 2.004 =
http://www.2.004k.com Rasmussen =
http//www.rasmussenreport.com/Presidential_Tracking_Poll.htm