A Gallup poll being released Friday

[James 3528]

has Bush up 54-40 in a three-way matchup, with Ralph Nader

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[Edited by James 3528 on 09-16-2004 at 11:01 PM]

[caosesvida]

cool m&m's

[caosesvida]

http://my.netscape.com/corewidgets/news/story.psp?cat=51180&id=2004091705490001594761

[johnl45]

Originally posted by James 3528
has Bush up 54-40 in a three-way matchup, with Ralph Nader

Bush Leads in One Poll, Tied in Another

WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush has a double-digit lead in one new national poll, but he's tied with Democrat John Kerry inanother. Both campaigns say their own polling has the race close,with Bush's people seeing a slight lead for the president.Kerry and Bush are tied in a Pew Research Center poll takenSept. 11-14, after Bush was up by 12 points or more from a Pewsample taken Sept. 8-10.

The first of two national polls by Pew, done Sept. 8-10,
reflected the president's post-convention bounce. Bush was ahead of
Kerry 52-40 among registered voters and by an even wider margin,
54-39, among likely voters, a narrower group.

By the second poll, done Sept. 11-14, the Bush lead had
evaporated, the center said Thursday. In that poll, Bush and Kerry
were knotted at 46 percent among registered voters. Among likely
voters, Bush was at 47 percent and Kerry at 46 percent.

The first Pew poll of 970 registered voters was taken Sept. 8-10
and the second poll of 1,002 registered voters was taken Sept.
11-14. The margin of sampling error for both polls was 3.5
percentage points.

The Gallup poll of 767 likely voters was taken Sept. 13-15 and
has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4 percentage
points.
It’s all a matter of which poll you look at, Jamesgang only looks at polls most favorable to Bush.

[James 3528]

You make Mankow and Maxster look smart.

[bootlen]

Pew's polls were taken at a party for Kerry at Terry McAuliff's home.

[bb]

Speaking of PEW ! :D

[James 3528]

CBS NYT Poll: Bush 50...Kerry 41...

[chucko615]

James, how in the world did you get the dancing M-M's?

[bobby7388]

I don't really think it's the margin that is what most are trying to show here, it's the cold hard fact that Kerry is slipping and folks like John will try not to admit that thier guy is meatloaf.
The American people just do not feel safe with a guy like Kerry in office and a lot of this can be attributed to the Clinton years.
I have to agree with Cheney, we will be at greater risk with Kerry in office.

[acmanko]

Bush is history. those stupid polls are only for idiots that have no idea what is going on. You know the sheltered , tax evading republicans. controlling commie reds.

[bb]

Originally posted by acmanko
Bush is history. those stupid polls are only for idiots that have no idea what is going on. You know the sheltered , tax evading republicans. controlling commie reds.

Kerry Has Nothing !

[acmanko]

But he's got you scared.

[bb]

Originally posted by acmanko
But he's got you scared.
Keep drinking!

[acmanko]

keep hoping

[bootlen]

Keep invigorating.

[acmanko]

let's just keep drinking

[caosesvida]

bobby I just saw your qoute on the bottom , very funny a good one!!

[bobby7388]

Originally posted by acmanko
But he's got you scared.


your absolutly correct, Kerry does have me scared with alot of other people.
But seriously, I beleive the shoes on the other foot, Kerry is slipping and his campaign advisors knows it, Who's really running scared?