ARG Polls--Iowa: Kerry +1% over B*; Florida: Kerry -1% under B*

[Kathleen04]

"In Florida, George W. Bush and John Kerry remain tied with Bush at 46%, Kerry at 45%, and Nader at 3%. Without Nader, it is Bush 47% and Kerry 47%. Details from the survey conducted April 18-21 are at:

http://americanresearchgroup.com/fl/


In Iowa, it is Kerry 47%, Bush 46%, and Nader at 3%. Without Nader, it is 48% Kerry, 47% Bush. Details from the survey conducted April 18-21 are at:

http://americanresearchgroup.com/ia/"

www.americanresearchgroup.com

[David Dunham]

1. 2000 reprise.

[2Design]

2. my neice in florida told me she is 'content with bush'....

my neice in florida told me she is 'content with bush'....and asked me to stop sending her political emails. She felt I was out of line sending her 'stuff' on politics unsolicited and that

politics is a very personal matter.

So I may just have to move to florida to vote Bush and repubs out.

[David Dunham]

3. Who did she vote for last time?

[2Design]

4. response to david d

bush
she likes bush

[alcuno]

5. My Florida folks have seen the light.

My folks are actual independents, part of that elusive 10%, and could not even vote in the Florida primary. In 2000, Mom voted for * and Dad voted for Nader. What a pair of whackos.

Anyhow, Dad says he can't vote for * and won't vote for Nader. Mom says she'd never vote against a Catholic (that means she'll vote for Kerry in spite of the fact that she doesn't really like him.)

I really don't understand independents.

[fujiyama]

6. lol

It's so hard to get a grasp of how people vote. Sometimes it's based on the strangest factors.