Kerry/Edwards Lead In Florida! - Ulam Statistical Center (sorry if dupe!)

[wyldwolf]

Random telephone sample of 12,000
registered voters in Florida
October 2-3, 2004
margin of error (+/-) 2.5%

Presidential/Vice Presidential Candidates






On November 2nd which Presidential ticket will you cast your vote for?
Kerry/Edwards- Bush/Cheny -Nader/Camejo

Kerry/Edwards 49.4%
Bush/Cheny 44.8%
Nader/Camejo 2.5%
Undecided 3.3%

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Statistical Breakdown
Women -Kerry/Edwards 68%
Women -Bush/Cheney 30%
Women -Nader/Camejo 2%

Men - Kerry/Edwards 40%
Men - Bush /Cheny 52%
Men - Nader /Camejo 8%

Veterans - Kerry/Edwards 48%
Veterans - Bush /Cheny 51%
Veterans - Nader /Camejo 1%

http://www.jefffisherforcongress.com/indexpoll1074.htm

[yellowcanine]

1. 12,000 registered voters? Who calls that many in the whole country,

let alone in one state?

[wyldwolf]

5. Apparently Ulam Statistical Center at Key College, Dania, Florida does...

[ewagner]

2. Sample size of 12,000?

MOE 2.5%?

I tend to find this credible........

especially Veterans....Kerry doesn't have the majority but he has certainly made in-roads into what used to be a very lopsided Bush segment

[NewYorkerfromMass]

6. I would think the MOE would be close to zero in such a large sample

but what do I know? I am not a stats guy.

[WI_DEM]

3. big sample and look Cruella is losing!!

wouldn't it be a sweet victory to see her and Bush go down in Florida on November 2nd?

[Thrill]

4. Now thats a REAL POLL

12,000 voters? WOW

[Beetwasher]

7. That's a Helluva Sample!! Wow, Terrific News!

That's the type of poll I'd like to see more of...

[calico1]

8. From the looks of the results

it seems this whole "security mom" thing is just a crock.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

!

[JohnnyCougar]

9. Wow...that's pretty damn significant!

Shrub's ass is going down!!!!

We now have Ohio, Florida, and Pennsylvania!!!

[ewagner]

10. Just looked at sample

sizes for the other districts.........4000!!

That's a huge sample for a single congressional district.