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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: American Spirit who wrote (52431)	10/25/2000 10:45:28 PM
From: greenspirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

LATEST POLLS conservativehq.com Battleground: Bush 46, Gore 38 25-Oct-00 8:31:53 AM By Lowell Weiss, Voter.com News Bush's 8-point advantage in this bipartisan poll is the largest lead for either candidate in the past six weeks of daily tracking. Rasmussen: Bush 47, Gore 41 25-Oct-00 8:29:57 AM By Portrait of America This is the same as yesterday's results. To have a chance, Gore will have to starting cutting down Bush's lead by the end of this week. CNN/USA Today/Gallup: Bush 46, Gore 44 25-Oct-00 8:28:25 AM By Keating Holland, CNN How could yesterday's 9-point lead now be 2 points? Holland says Bush gets a temporary boost after every debate. Let's have more debates with the debate king! Monitor: Bush 44, Gore 42 25-Oct-00 8:26:37 AM By John Dillin, Christian Science Monitor One of every four voters - and 42% of independents - has seriously considered voting for a third-party candidate. Reuters/MSNBC: Bush 44, Gore 42 25-Oct-00 8:24:27 AM By Alan Elsner, Reuters No change from yesterday. If voters are given a choice of only Bush and Gore, it's a 46-46 tie, which suggests that Nader is hurting Gore. Post: Bush 47, Gore 46 25-Oct-00 8:22:27 AM By Richard Morin and Claudia Deane, Washington Post Gore's strength has been increasing among women, independents, middle-aged voters, "weak" Democrats, and voters in the midwest and west. ABC: Bush 47, Gore 47 25-Oct-00 8:20:47 AM By Gary Langer, ABCNews.com ABC News and the Washington Post (above) are sharing data collection for this tracking poll, but apply their separate models to arrive at likely voter estimates. Illinois: Gore 44, Bush 40 25-Oct-00 8:19:00 AM By Portrait of America Illinois is back in play. In September, Gore led by 12 points, 47-35. The vice president's favorability ratings have tumbled dramatically. Ohio: Bush 48, Gore 39 25-Oct-00 8:17:27 AM By Portrait of America Bush has increased his lead in Ohio - it was 45-39 on October 7. Georgia: Bush 50, Gore 40 25-Oct-00 8:15:54 AM By Portrait of America No big surprise here. Bush has increased his lead from 47-39 on August 28.