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Originally posted by Daradon@Sep 17 2004, 07:57 AM
Polls are ranging widely between different companies, but one hing they all have in common is that Bush's post convention support is waning... We gonna see a repeat of the 2000 election where papers have to print off three headlines in the morning?
'The first of two national polls by Pew, done Sept. 8-10, reflected the president's post-convention bounce. Bush was ahead of Kerry 52-40 among registered voters and by an even wider margin, 54-39, among likely voters, a narrower group.
By the second poll, done Sept. 11-14, the Bush lead had evaporated, the center said Thursday. In that poll, Bush and Kerry were knotted at 46 percent among registered voters. Among likely voters, Bush was at 47 percent and Kerry at 46 percent. '
Polls vary, but Bush support dropping after convention high
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Guess I shouldn't have said "It's over" last week when Bush was way in front!!
The interesting thing about this is that ZERO appears to have changed from the Gore/Bush race of four years ago versus Kerry/Bush.
The same statistical dead heat. The same people voting the same way?
Viewed that way, is Iraq and the four years of Bush really been irrelevant?
Why the same result?
Cowperson