Recall wins by 10%. Arnold Schwarzenneger by 7%. Freepers, place your bets.

vanity | 10 6 2003

[skeeter]

Yes on recall by 6%

Arnold 40%

Busta 33%

TM 12%

[Anitius Severinus Boethius]

Recall:

Yes: 56%
No: 43%

Governor:

Schwarzenegger: 34%
Bustamonte: 27%
McClintock: 18%
Camejo: 9%

[TheExploited]

Recall Passes 56-44

Arnold 43
Cruz 29
Former GOP Bright Star Now Cinder 12

[Momaw Nadon]

From www.newsfutures.com

[Hoverbug]

BillyBoy,
I'd like to point out the points where you're wrong on your predictions ... but I can't find any.

Hb

[NYC Republican]

Recall:

48% Yes

52% No

Replace:

36% Schwarzenegger

25% Bustamante

14% McClintock

[skeeter]

Former GOP Bright Star Now Cinder 12

Another prediction... TM will be around long after AS political star has faded.

[Scott from the Left Coast]

Recall: Yes 54% No 46% (without fraud it would be Yes: 58% No 42%)

Arnold 46% Busta 33% McClintock 12% All Others 9%

There's always a certain symmetry to these strange things.

[Aquinasfan]

Sounds about right. What do we win? Nothing much. But it's a great victory for the pro-abortion wing of the Republican Party.

[jps098]

Recall Yes = 58%
Arnie gets 48%

[BlackRazor]

BUSH went into the Year 2000 Election ahead in National Polls by 5% points.

Not true. Bush had that kind of lead in only two polls -- Portrait of America and the Battleground Poll. Both of these polls use non-traditional polling methods.

In their final pre-election polls, Zogby had Gore +2, CBS had Gore +1, Harris had the race tied and Gallup/CNN/USA Today had Bush +2. In other words, everyone knew Bush/Gore was essentially even. Anyone who was looking at ALL of the polling data, anyway.

[jpl]

Recall wins, but by much closer than expected, 51-49. Never underestimate the ability of the liberals when it comes to cheating and vote stealing. Arnold gets 45% of the "Yes" votes and crushes the rest of the field.

[Redleg Duke]

We are all familiar with Herr TLBSHOW.

[SoCal Pubbie]

Not TODD Spitzer! That pr*ck not only sabotaged a big contract I was part of with underhanded and unethical back room dealings, he was checking out my wife all night at an event fivge years ago!

[SoCal Pubbie]

Make that FIVE years ago.

[socal_parrot]

I'm taking Recal Yes and Arnold and giving the points.

[BlackRazor]

Recall passes by 13 points.
Arnold wins by 4 points.

[Zevonismymuse]

Recall

Yes 58%

No 41%

Schwarzenegger 50%

Bustamante 32%

McClintock 9%

I am a volunteer in a local thrift store and work with many over 65 year olds. A few mentioned that they preferred McClintock but had waited to vote absentee until the last minute to see if he would have a chance. As of Friday, all of these had decided to switch to Schwarzenegger. BTW, all the folks I spoke with saw the sexual abuse allegations as a smear tactic.

I think McClintock is the only one of the top 3 candidates who will receive fewer votes than predicted by polls.

[Clemenza]

Elliot Spitzer, our grandstanding Attorney General and, according to polls, the most popular politician in the state. I don't know if he is related to Todd, but do know that his family is prominent in real estate here.

[Cooter]

Arnold actually gets more votes than Grayout, thereby nullifying a major Rat talking point (how the governor can get the most votes and still lose the recall election).