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To: Irene Adler
If Davis really is at 34 percent with likely voters,

We can argue the numbers all day - all polls contain a margin of error for a reason. But I've seen six polls now (both registered and likely voters) - Davis' total vote percentage in order from oldest to most recent poll was 42%, 41%, 37%, 38% and 43% - then this 34% came out after the slew of "bad news for Davis" stories over the past month.

Like I said earlier, his numbers make Rod Grams' numbers look strong. Of all the incumbents in the country running for re-election, I think Grayout is the last one I'd wanna be. And that includes Bob Smith-NH and Tim Johnson-SD.

65 posted on 06/12/2002 11:41:21 AM PDT by Coop
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To: Coop
If Davis can't get his re-elect numbers up over 45 percent by Labor Day, he is toast. It is really, really hard to do that just by going negative on your opponent. Davis is at only 34% BEFORE any negative GOP ads.

BTW, Newsweak is reporting this week that this is an upset in the making, and a visit by Laura Bush to California has already been scheduled - to be followed by the Pres if Simon's numbers hold up.

As a one-time Californian (worked for Pete Wilson in 1990), I can't wait for the final demise of Gray Davis. He is one of my least favorite politicians in years.

96 posted on 06/12/2002 1:37:43 PM PDT by Dems_R_Losers
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