shivaji
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Mon Oct-04-04 08:02 PM
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When will Kerry's poll numbers show him winning EV's? |
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Edited on Mon Oct-04-04 08:05 PM by shivaji
I know debate just happened last thursday and today is only monday, but I will breathe easy when I see Electoral Votes for Kerry surpass shrub's.
But here are the current numbers and they look disgusting.
Kerry Bush www.electoral-vote.com 238 297 www.electionprojection.com 243 295
www.race2004.net 165 285 88 tossup
www.spacerad.com/electoral/index.html 239 298
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Mon Oct-04-04 08:07 PM
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Any polls before then aren't worth the cyberspace they're floating in!
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Mike L
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Mon Oct-04-04 08:10 PM
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2. Look at WSJ's electoral college calculations if it makes you feel better. |
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It uses Zogby numbers. The last I saw it had the race 297-- 241, Kerry leading.
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shivaji
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Mon Oct-04-04 08:18 PM
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4. Do you have a link to that? TIA |
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Mon Oct-04-04 08:12 PM
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3. Kerry has improved from 190 = 238 since the debate |
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Edited on Mon Oct-04-04 08:14 PM by Doosh
really he only needs 2 states to win, florida and ohio. and he's barely behind in both.
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Mon Oct-04-04 08:21 PM
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5. We can't count on Florida |
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Even with a double digit lead. You know why.
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Mon Oct-04-04 08:23 PM
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And I think Ohio is still gonna be very tough. I'd like to see a midwest lead soon... Very soon.
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Mon Oct-04-04 08:26 PM
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7. State polls lag national polling. |
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Not sure why, but its true. So wait a week or two.
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Mon Oct-04-04 10:23 PM
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8. I suspect that we'll see by next week. |
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I've noticed a correlation:
When Bush is slightly leading Kerry nationwide, the swing states are statistically tied.
When Kerry is statistically tied nationwide, the swing states lean towards him.
All Kerry needs is a statistical tie. Our turnout machine will take care of the rest.
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