New quinnipiac Kerry 46-43--------------New Time Kerry 46-43

[59millionmorons]

TREND: If the election for president were being held today, and the candidates
were John Kerry the Democrat, and George W. Bush the Republican, for whom would
you vote?
SMONE WLDN'T
JK GWB ELSE VOTE DK/NA

Jul 24, 2004 46 43 1 2 8
May 26, 2004 45 45 2 1 8
May 5, 2004 43 44 2 1 9
Mar 24, 2004 43 46 2 1 7

http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x12773.xml

http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000087&sid=anl3M2mVTg.k&refer=top_world_news

[senseandsensibility]

1. But...but...

The AOL welcome screen says that JFK is slightly behind in the electoral vote, and asks, "Can he catch up?" Things are really bad for Kerry. :eyes:

[progressivebydesign]

2. AND NBC News says it...

.. and Yahoo says it. Kerry is struggling and faces a "cold" map of electoral states! The MSNBC story was word for word that hack Fournier's story.. even THOUGH today we all know Pennsylvania and Oregon are solidly Kerry. The disinformation campaign has begun. I think the "journalists" are upset about the bathrooms at the convention.. and the lack of free beer. Fuckers.

[elperromagico]

3. Three sites which disagree:

http://www.dcpoliticalreport.com/polls04.htm
Kerry: 224
Bush: 173
Too Close to Call/No Polls Available: 141

http://www.electoral-vote.com
Kerry: 310
Bush: 217
Tied: 11

Even http://www.electionprojection.com - which is run by an unabashed Bush supporter - has
Kerry: 327
Bush: 211

Do they mean "cold" in the sense that blue is often thought of as a cold color? That's the only way their description makes sense.

[Fed Up]

4. in 10 days I'll be surprised if Kerry doesn't bust through the 50 mark

The way it looks, Bush may have hit his glass ceiling at around 44 to 45%. Kerry can only gain votes, not lose them.

[59millionmorons]

5. I agree

Kerry will break the 50% level and stay there.