Bush leads in Florida 51% -43%

[MKalashnikov]

http://www.latimes.com

In Florida, where independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader is on the ballot, the Times poll found Bush leading Kerry among likely voters, 51% to 43%, with Nader attracting 2%, and 4% of voters undecided.

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The LASlimes poll always oversample democrats. Which means Bush's lead in Florida is probably higher than that. It is interesting to note that this verifies the Gallup poll in Florida, and also gives credence to the rumors that Kerry has given up on Florida do to his internal polls showing exactly the same thing. Kerry is writing off Florida in hopes of turning OH and holding onto PA, IA, and WI.

 

[soulbrother-NO.1]

http://www.latimes.com

In Florida, where independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader is on the ballot, the Times poll found Bush leading Kerry among likely voters, 51% to 43%, with Nader attracting 2%, and 4% of voters undecided.

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The LASlimes poll always oversample democrats. Which means Bush's lead in Florida is probably higher than that. It is interesting to note that this verifies the Gallup poll in Florida, and also gives credence to the rumors that Kerry has given up on Florida do to his internal polls showing exactly the same thing. Kerry is writing off Florida in hopes of turning OH and holding onto PA, IA, and WI.

Your link is bogus. Why would you accept a LIBERAL newspaper for your source? There all bunk right? Any-way Zogby has 48 to 46% for Bush in Florida.

 

[ptsofathrty]

I don't really care about polls. All I care about is John Kerry winning.

 

[MKalashnikov]

Your link is bogus.

Wrong:

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/2004/la-102704poll_lat,0,7380262.story?coll=la-home-headlines

Why would you accept a LIBERAL newspaper for your source? There all bunk right?

Because if even a liberal poll has Bush ahead, Kerry is in trouble.

Any-way Zogby has 48 to 46% for Bush in Florida.

And Gallup has Bush up 51%-43%
LATimes has Bush up 51%-43%
Quinnipiac has Bush up 49%-46%
Rasmussen has Bush up 50%-47%

Notice something about all those polls?

 

[joebudda]

Wrong:

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/2004/la-102704poll_lat,0,7380262.story?coll=la-home-headlines


Because if even a liberal poll has Bush ahead, Kerry is in trouble.


And Gallup has Bush up 51%-43%
LATimes has Bush up 51%-43%
Quinnipiac has Bush up 49%-46%
Rasmussen has Bush up 50%-47%

Notice something about all those polls?

Yes they are still too close to call. Without counting the “un-decided” it just shows that it is still anyone’s race.

 

[soulbrother-NO.1]

Wrong:

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/2004/la-102704poll_lat,0,7380262.story?coll=la-home-headlines


Because if even a liberal poll has Bush ahead, Kerry is in trouble.


And Gallup has Bush up 51%-43%
LATimes has Bush up 51%-43%
Quinnipiac has Bush up 49%-46%
Rasmussen has Bush up 50%-47%

Notice something about all those polls?

Wait.. You have claimed that the media is dominated by liberal bias. Therefore you should agree that their analysis is all false! Did it ever occur to you and your little-tiny brain that the liberal media is spinning this to encourage more people to vote!?

 

[BarbB]

Maybe the LATimes is phoney-ing polling data so people like me don't bother going to vote for Bush, thinking he's so far ahead? Well, it won't work because I'm going to vote as many times as they'll let me!

 

[drboyd]

Yep. I hear Bush is several thousand votes ahead already.