mot78
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Thu Jun-03-04 04:16 PM
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Anyone have NJ polls OTHER than Quinnipiac? |
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All of the polls showing Kerry leading narrowly in NJ have been from Quinnipiac. They've also been from registered voters.
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Thu Jun-03-04 04:21 PM
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1. In April, there was a Rasmussen poll that had Keerry ahead by 12 |
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Thu Jun-03-04 04:37 PM
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2. I have an internal poll right here... |
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Congressional race. One of them looks very, very good for a Dem pickup. A surprising district as well.
Sorry I can't go into more detail, but that would be a good way to get my willy in a woodchipper. ;-)
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Thu Jun-03-04 07:20 PM
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3. There were a couple others |
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A May 7th poll had Kerry at 43% and Bush at 37%. That was done by the Star-Ledger/Rutgers-Eagleton poll. This was also of registered voters.
A Fairleigh Dickinson University poll back in April showed Bush had 48%, Kerry had 44% and Nader at 5%. It too was of registered voters.
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Thu Jun-03-04 08:16 PM
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New Jersey is not considered a battleground state. All political observes consider the state solidly for Kerry.
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Thu Jun-03-04 10:03 PM
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5. The National Journal's Hotline considers it a "bubble state" |
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They think that recent polls may make it competitive. But, republicans aren't targeting the state and the state will almost certainly go to Kerry in the end.
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Thu Jun-03-04 11:03 PM
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4/10/04 Fairleigh Dickinson University/Public w/o Nader Bush 47% Kerry 48%
4/10/04 Fairleigh Dickinson University/Public Mind w/Nader Bush 48% Kerry 44%
4/20/04 Rasmussen w/o Nader Bush 39% Kerry 51%
5/4/04 Rutgers / Eagleton w/o Nader Bush 37% Kerry 43%
5/16/04 Quinnipiac w/o Nader Bush 44% Kerry 47%
5/16/04 Quinnipiac w/Nader Bush 43% Kerry 46%
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