Take the Newsweek poll

[Clinton Crusader]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6309730/site/newsweek/

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[Maestro]

1. kick

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[Dzimbowicz]

2. Done

[Kierkegaard]

3. done

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[SCRUBDASHRUB]

4. So far, as of 11:49 AM:

Percentages may not total to 100% for each question due to non-responses

If the election were held today, who would you vote for? * 11653 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Kerry-Edwards 77% 46%
Bush-Cheney 22% 46%
Nader-Camejo 0% 2%
Undecided/Other 1% 6%

If you vote this year, will it be the first time you have voted in a general election for president? * 11576 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Yes 13% 15%
No 86% 84%
Don't know 1% 0%

Have you made up your mind about who to vote for in the presidential election? * 11571 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Yes 98% 84%
No 1% 13%
Don't plan to vote 0% 3%

Regardless of which presidential candidate you personally support, who do you think is more likely to win in November? * 11583 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Bush 28% 52%
Kerry 55% 30%
Don't know 17% 18%

Compared to past presidential elections during your lifetime, do you see the 2004 election as the single most important election of your lifetime? * 11594 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Single most important 65% 32%
More important than most others 28% 36%
About as important as others 7% 29%
Less important 0% 2%
Don't know 1% 1%

If John Kerry is elected president in November, do you think this country would be more vulnerable or less vulnerable to a terrorist attack than it would be if George W. Bush is re-elected? * 11607 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

More vulnerable 22% 38%
Less vulnerable 48% 20%
About as vulnerable 29% 35%
Don't know 1% 7%

Because of Iraq, do you think the military draft is likely to be reinstated if George W. Bush is re-elected in November? * 11610 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Yes, likely 59% 38%
No, not likely 32% 51%
Don't know 10% 11%

The percentages labeled NEWSWEEK Magazine represent the results of the national poll, not including your responses. The percentages labeled WEB are results from this online poll and include your responses. The NEWSWEEK poll was conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates, which interviewed 1,008 registered voters by telephone on Oct. 21-22. The margin of error is plus or minus 4 percentage points. Percentages may not total 100 percent for each question due to nonresponses and rounding.

[Ready4Change]

6. The differences are fascinating. (And the simularities)

I note that the results regarding first time voters are nearly identical, yet the Bush vs Kerry results are nearly switched.

The single exception is the first: Who would you vote for? Online goes strongly Kerry, while the Newsweek poll shows a tie. That's odd, because the rest of the Newsweek poll shows opinions which SHOULD strongly favor Bush.

Something clearly odd with the Newseek poll, imho.

[Clinton Crusader]

5. kick...

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[Blue Gardener]

7. Kick !

Looking good!

[Laelth]

8. Done.

That one's looking really good for us so far. Nice work DU.

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Kerry on!

-Laelth

[sweetladybug]

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[Stew225]

10. done. eom

[Nancy Waterman]

11. Some really stupid questions on that poll

Like do I think there will be a draft. They don't differentiate between if Kerry or Bush are in the WH, a big difference.

[MassLiberal]

12. done

[lakeguy]

13. whats up with

77% of the people voting for Kerry but only 56% beleive he will win. are the psyops that good at demoralizing dems?

[Laelth]

18. I think we're just paranoid ...

about this election being stolen again. I know I am.

:scared:

-Laelth

[Tony_Illinois]

Done

[Tony_Illinois]

14. Done

[Ms.Victory]

15. done

[Yuugal]

16. 15 % havent voted before

They dont count in the polls as likely voters and they are mostly going to kerry. LANDSLIDE!~

[UTUSN]

17. "O, What a Beautiful Morning" n/t

[The River]

19. Kick n/t

[JPace]

20. Done....results as of 1:45 P.M.

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Kerry-Edwards 77% 46%
Bush-Cheney 22% 46%
Nader-Camejo 0% 2%
Undecided/Other 1% 6%

If you vote this year, will it be the first time you have voted in a general election for president? * 12214 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Yes 13% 15%
No 86% 84%
Don't know 1% 0%

Have you made up your mind about who to vote for in the presidential election? * 12211 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Yes 98% 84%
No 1% 13%
Don't plan to vote 0% 3%

Regardless of which presidential candidate you personally support, who do you think is more likely to win in November? * 12223 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Bush 27% 52%
Kerry 56% 30%
Don't know 17% 18%

Compared to past presidential elections during your lifetime, do you see the 2004 election as the single most important election of your lifetime? * 12236 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Single most important 65% 32%
More important than most others 27% 36%
About as important as others 7% 29%
Less important 0% 2%
Don't know 1% 1%

If John Kerry is elected president in November, do you think this country would be more vulnerable or less vulnerable to a terrorist attack than it would be if George W. Bush is re-elected? * 12248 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

More vulnerable 21% 38%
Less vulnerable 49% 20%
About as vulnerable 29% 35%
Don't know 1% 7%

Because of Iraq, do you think the military draft is likely to be reinstated if George W. Bush is re-elected in November? * 12253 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Yes, likely 59% 38%
No, not likely 31% 51%
Don't know 10% 11%

[in_cog_ni_to]

21. done!

If the election were held today, who would you vote for? * 12341 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Kerry-Edwards 77% 46%
Bush-Cheney 22% 46%
Nader-Camejo 0% 2%
Undecided/Other 1% 6%

If you vote this year, will it be the first time you have voted in a general election for president? * 12257 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Yes 13% 15%
No 86% 84%
Don't know 1% 0%

Have you made up your mind about who to vote for in the presidential election? * 12254 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Yes 98% 84%
No 1% 13%
Don't plan to vote 0% 3%

Regardless of which presidential candidate you personally support, who do you think is more likely to win in November? * 12266 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Bush 27% 52%
Kerry 56% 30%
Don't know 17% 18%

Compared to past presidential elections during your lifetime, do you see the 2004 election as the single most important election of your lifetime? * 12279 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Single most important 65% 32%
More important than most others 27% 36%
About as important as others 7% 29%
Less important 0% 2%
Don't know 1% 1%

If John Kerry is elected president in November, do you think this country would be more vulnerable or less vulnerable to a terrorist attack than it would be if George W. Bush is re-elected? * 12291 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

More vulnerable 21% 38%
Less vulnerable 49% 20%
About as vulnerable 29% 35%
Don't know 1% 7%

Because of Iraq, do you think the military draft is likely to be reinstated if George W. Bush is re-elected in November? * 12296 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Yes, likely 59% 38%
No, not likely 31% 51%
Don't know 10% 11%

The percentages labeled NEWSWEEK Magazine represent the results of the national poll, not including your responses. The percentages labeled WEB are results from this online poll and include your responses. The NEWSWEEK poll was conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates, which interviewed 1,008 registered voters by telephone on Oct. 21-22. The margin of error is plus or minus 4 percentage points. Percentages may not total 100 percent for each question due to nonresponses and rounding.

[oxymoron]

22. done

[GoSolar]

23. Kick!

Voted.

[Bush Lies]

24. Done

Keep up the polls!

[Lorien]

25. voted n/t

[high density]

26. At least the scientific "more vulnerable if Kerry is elected"

number is down under 40%. It looks like the only people thinking that now are die hard Bush bots.

[Vincardog]

29. done

If the election were held today, who would you vote for? * 12566 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Kerry-Edwards 77% 46%
Bush-Cheney 22% 46%
Nader-Camejo 0% 2%
Undecided/Other 1% 6%

If you vote this year, will it be the first time you have voted in a general election for president? * 12478 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Yes 13% 15%
No 86% 84%
Don't know 1% 0%

Have you made up your mind about who to vote for in the presidential election? * 12477 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Yes 99% 84%
No 1% 13%
Don't plan to vote 0% 3%

Regardless of which presidential candidate you personally support, who do you think is more likely to win in November? * 12490 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Bush 27% 52%
Kerry 56% 30%
Don't know 17% 18%

Compared to past presidential elections during your lifetime, do you see the 2004 election as the single most important election of your lifetime? * 12504 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Single most important 65% 32%
More important than most others 27% 36%
About as important as others 7% 29%
Less important 0% 2%
Don't know 1% 1%

If John Kerry is elected president in November, do you think this country would be more vulnerable or less vulnerable to a terrorist attack than it would be if George W. Bush is re-elected? * 12516 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

More vulnerable 21% 38%
Less vulnerable 49% 20%
About as vulnerable 28% 35%
Don't know 1% 7%

Because of Iraq, do you think the military draft is likely to be reinstated if George W. Bush is re-elected in November? * 12521 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK Magazine

Yes, likely 59% 38%
No, not likely 31% 51%
Don't know 10% 11%

[ElectroPrincess]

27. Just Voted

Remember folks, the corporate news media is intimidated by the present Administration. For example, look at the sharp differences between Newsweek Magazine reported results with WEB voting. People who are Internet literate are also most likely thoughtful enough to vote, i.e., we're not all nerdy.

Methinks the real world of actual voters are lining up hopeful for Kerry ... I hope and pray :-).


NEWSWEEK Magazine

WEB Newsweek Poll
Kerry-Edwards 77% 46%
Bush-Cheney 22% 46%

*edited grammer

[Gothmog]

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[bushwakker]

30. kick

[Road Scholar]

31. Done!

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[AmerDem]

32. done but you need IE , Mozilla wont fully work

Since the 2nd debate MSNBC did something to their poll set up. Mozilla rarely works and IE needs to be used to participate. Firefox users are having the same problem.