Reuters/Zogby poll has dead-heat . . .

[TaleWgnDg]

"Democratic Sen. John Kerry . . . pulled into a statistical dead heat with President Bush . . . in a seesawing battle for the White House, according to a Reuters/Zogby poll released October 18, 2004. (Reuters Graphic)"






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..edited to include: http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/041018/photos_pl/zogby_101804_graphic

[flowomo]

1. yesssss!

mo' mo

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[requiem99]

7. Who are you, the President of Gallup? GTFO.

[121898]

8. : ) Just making a prediction

I am calling it as I see the trend. No need to get up set. You don't even know who I support. I only made a statement.

BTW Gallup is the oldest and most respected polling organization in the US. I would not ignore their numbers just because we don't like them.

[Awsi Dooger]

9. I see you're almost 6 years old

Born December 18, 1998.

Funny, you sound much younger.

[Mr_Spock]

2. Uh-oh, a poll that IS interesting - what shall we do? I'm a lesbian.

lol

[TaleWgnDg]

4. LOL

[Geek_Girl]

3. Rasmussen

Had the polls even today too. Moore proof that that gallup and Newsweek is BS.

[Awsi Dooger]

5. Warning: Zogby may drift somewhat toward Bush in a day or two

Based on a daily tracking number that TruthIsAll posted last night, available to subscribers only. Kerry had a +10.5% day over the weekend, which evened the Zogby number on the 3 day tracking poll.

However, since the poll is tied today, once that +10.5% is removed from the 3 day sample, unless Kerry manages a similar day, Bush will likely retake the lead. Just something to be prepared for, and not overreact. Still two weeks to go.