Gallup: Dead Heat in Ohio [LV W 50% Kerry 48%; RV Kerry 50% W 46%]

CNN | September 29, 2004

[RWR8189]

Just announced on CNN.

This is how its looked in Ohio the past few months.

Kerry/ Edwards	Bush/ Cheney	Nader/ Camejo	Neither/ other/ no opinion
Likely Voters
2004 Sep 4-7	43%	52	2	3
2004 Aug 13-15	47%	45	4	4
2004 Jul 19-22	48%	43	5	4
Registered Voters
2004 Sep 4-7	46%	47	2	5
2004 Aug 13-15	50%	41	5	4
2004 Jul 19-22	47%	42	6	5

 

[Heff]

Somebody explain this to me. Dead heat??

[RWR8189]

Gallup Ping

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[okstate]

Ewww... and Gallup has been pretty good at catching moves before other polling companies pick them up

[Brilliant]

The column headings are skewed.

[Nataku X]

ugh.

[Blogger]

This is on the Gallup Website. Something is wrong here...

Bush Retains Lead, Up by Eight Points
Voters favor Bush over Kerry on major issues


by David W. Moore

In a new CNN/USA Today/Gallup survey, conducted Sept. 24-26, President George W. Bush leads Democratic candidate John Kerry by 52% to 44% among likely voters, compared with a 55% to 42% margin he enjoyed in a Sept. 13-15 poll. Bush's job approval is at 54%, almost six points higher than the average rating from May through August. On the issues of Iraq, terrorism, relations with other countries, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and the economy, likely voters prefer Bush to Kerry -- by margins of 6 to 23 percentage points.



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[RWR8189]

This should be better.

As of today, do you lean more toward – [ROTATED: Kerry and Edwards, the Democrats (or) Bush and Cheney, the Republicans]?

	Kerry/ Edwards	Bush/ Cheney	Neither/ other/ no opinion
Likely Voters
2004 Sep 4-7	44%	52	4
2004 Aug 13-15	48%	46	6
2004 Jul 19-22	51%	45	4
Registered Voters
2004 Sep 4-7	47%	48	5
2004 Aug 13-15	52%	42	6
2004 Jul 19-22	49%	44	7

[okstate]

That's the national Gallup poll. This is an Ohio poll.

[RWR8189]

That's a national poll, this is an Ohio poll.

[Blogger]

Okay, my bad.

[Clump]

I don't think so. That would fly in the face of comprehensive evidence suggesting a healthy Bush lead there. I think they are concerned that the "horse race" is over and they want people to stay tuned. Oh well, if they want to pep up the Bush campaign there then so be it.

[AuH2ORepublican]

Bad News Ping

[WoodstockCat]

W's been in Ohio alot lately and in there next week again.

[Don'tMessWithTexas]

DON'T GO WOBBLY PEOPLE!

[OldFriend]

LOL.....so what's the LATEST poll?

[Krodg]

If you adjust the headings, Bush is ahead in LVs and Kerry in RVs...is that right??

[ambrose]

Gallup's most recent Ohio poll:

http://www.usatoday.com/news/politicselections/nation/polls/2004-09-08-poll.htm

If Gallup begins to show polls tighten, in the absence of confirmation from other major polls, it may suggest the MoveOn attacks have had their intended effect.

[Tuxedo]

Nah, not in Ohio... local polls show a good sized gap in Bush's favor.

[Salvation]

BBTTT!

Bush Bounce to the top!