CNN poll has Bush ahead in Florida [by 9 points among registered voters!]

CNN ^ | 25OCT04 | CNN

[familyop]

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Bush outpolled Democratic challenger John Kerry by 8 points among likely Florida voters surveyed in a CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll released Monday, but other polls indicated a tighter race.

In the CNN poll, Bush had 51 percent and Kerry 43 percent among likely voters interviewed. The result was similar among registered voters: 51 percent for Bush and 42 percent for Kerry. Independent candidate Ralph Nader drew the support of 1 percent of respondents in both categories.

[familyop]

The result was similar among registered voters: 51 percent for Bush and 42 percent for Kerry."

[Catmom]

But the dims will still challenge the outcome unless the spread is in double digits.

[GeronL]

OK, Bush probably won't win by 9.... but I sure hope he does.... that army of lawyers will have to look elsewhere for their scandal

[Mediterranean Madman]

Haha, and I thought a bigger turnout usually meant that dope smoking slackers were going out for cheetos and decided to vote, maybe the Rats should be careful what they wish for in getting out the vote, it may just mean a bigger victory for Bush.

[Question Liberal Authority]

that army of lawyers will have to look elsewhere for their scandal

You know what would be cool? A class action lawsuit against the Democrat party with Teresa, Soros, McAuliffe, Dan Rather and Michael Moore named as co-defendants.

[GeronL]

I personally detest 'class-action' lawsuits but I'd go for that one

[blondee123]

Let's see, how can the DUmmies spin this one? Oh yeah, they already said F'U to CNN! LOL

[familyop]

...what I commented to a post about another new poll report a few minutes ago:

"While you're at it, take a look at this! Democrats: don't bother. ...9 points! Florida is voting for President Bush. Why drive yourselves all the way to the polls when you all deserve a rest. You owe it to yourselves to take the day off. It won't do any good if you tire yourselves with all of this Election stuff, anyway."

CNN poll has Bush ahead in Florida [by 9 points among registered voters!]
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1257065/posts

We know that the Democrats owe it to themselves to avoid hurting themselves by wasting their time and resources on their lost Campaign, when they could more intelligently spend it all on themselves. If they don't pay attention to the self, they just might further lose their sense of self.

[GeronL]

So now they'll send all their lawyers to Ohio and Pennsylvania

[Dec31,1999]

Haha, and I thought a bigger turnout usually meant that dope smoking slackers were going out for cheetos and decided to vote,

Yes, but even the dope-smoking slackers don't want the terorists to win.

[familyop]

"But the dims will still challenge the outcome unless the spread is in double digits."

You're right. We should talk to Floridian undecideds and Democrats enough to get that little ol' two percent needed to make it a double-digit lead. ...shouldn't take but a day or two.

More of this from the President should do it.

Good Quote from Zeppelin

...and more of this from the rest of us (note the nice keywords).

[Prophet in the wilderness]

By election day,, BUSH will be up by 11 points in Florida.
I am going against CONVENTIONAL wisdom, BUSH will take CALIFORNIA.

[lainde]

Golly! They're "neck-to-neck" </sarcasm off>

[EQAndyBuzz]

"OK, Bush probably won't win by 9.... but I sure hope he does.... that army of lawyers will have to look elsewhere for their scandal"

When the army of DNC lawyers don't vote, the 51-42 number changes to 65-31.

[Condor51]

"... even the dope-smoking slackers don't want the terrorists to win."

Correct.
They realize that having your head chopped off ruins a good buzz.

[jmstein7]

Wow!

[Preachin']

If I remember correctly, CNN/USA Today/Gallup was very accurate in 2000.

I am not sure how they did with state polling, but nationally they did well.

[freedomlover]

I am going against CONVENTIONAL wisdom, BUSH will take CALIFORNIA.

With all due respect I think you may have had one too many raisins

[Homer_J_Simpson]

but other polls indicated a tighter race.

So you're saying we should disregard your poll? Your poll was conducted by a dozen monkeys and would have come out differently if you had used a dozen chimpanzees instead?

I know. You're just being genorous to the other polling orginizations. That's nice.