Posted: 10/9/2004 6:43:47 AM EDT
Some nice numbers from www.rasmussenreports.com
Keep in mind Rasmussen underpolls how Republicans are doing to eliminate the argument that he is a shill for the party... Paebr and I are in agreement, you can usually add 3 points to Rasmussen's numbers for Bush to account for his downplay. |
| I'm cautiously optimistic. Last night I feel we saw the beginning of the end for kerry. People notice things like the little laugh that Bush had. People in general like confidence, they knew that the president didn't do well in the first debate, so they wanted to see what he was made of on the second. I beleive he showed them. |
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Latest numbers, just up www.rasmussenreports.com/Presidential_Tracking_Poll.htm |
| Let's not forget the Rasmussen Rule... add 3-4 points to his Bush number as he plays down the Republican number as he IS a partisan pollster and he wishes to avoid being dismissed as a shill... Shit, I even see the DUh crown grudgingly acknowledging his validity at times. |
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Rasmussen has this for Ohio: Bush 48% Kerry 47% This one makes me nervous. The dems are pulling out all stops to win this state no matter what the cost. Bush can still win without Ohio but he would need Wisconcin (I think he's going to win wisconcin) and Iowa (not so sure on Iowa) |
We have to win Ohio by 2% or more. There will be A LOT of underhanded voting going on this election in Ohio. (read FRAUD) We have been eharing reports of Unions turning in registration cards with the same adrress for 50 different names, and Frnklin Co (Columbus, OH) is at 101% registration according to 2000 census numbers. (granted the numbers are 4 years old and don't account for immigration to Columbus, but that still means 90-95% registration. I don't buy it!) |
I agree, one of the papers in Ohio whos polls are generally accurate from what I saw on TV had Bush up by 9. This poll was done right before the first debate. That being said, I'm still nervous about what the dems are doing there. |
