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Mon Nov-01-04 03:37 AM
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What are the unpolled advantages on each side? |
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The Dems seem to have at least two advantages among those who are typically not polled: - New voters - Cellphone users
Any others?
What about the Repugs?
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David Dunham
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Mon Nov-01-04 03:40 AM
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1. Reps: challenging black voters and Diebold |
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Mon Nov-01-04 03:41 AM
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2. GOP: White separatists holed up in rural Idaho without telephones. |
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Mon Nov-01-04 03:55 AM
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3. Dems will get most of the undecided-they usually break to the challenger |
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Mon Nov-01-04 03:57 AM
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4. Younger voters are polled less because they are home less often-- |
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and they skew towards the Democrats.
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Mon Nov-01-04 04:07 AM
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5. republicans are getting a boost from the anti-gay thing in several states |
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At least some of that increased turnout for early voting is religiously insane homophobes rushing to the polls to keep the children of gay couples from getting health care benefits, and life partners from having hospital visitation rights. That'd be an abomination, ya know.
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