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

To: Joseph F. Hubel who wrote (58814)	11/4/2000 1:59:37 PM
From: Frank Griffin	Respond to of 769667

Orvetti.com Report - orvetti.com Reuters/MSNBC: Bush 46%, Gore 42%, Nader 6%... Washington Post: Bush 48%, Gore 45%, Nader 3%... Battleground: Bush 46%, Gore 37%... Fox News: Bush 43%, Gore 43%, Nader 3%. Among early voters who have already cast their ballots, Bush leads Gore 47-31%... Most voters' decision will not be influenced by the Bush DUI revelation, an ABC poll finds: 87% say it makes no difference in their presidential choice, while 7% say it makes a Bush vote less likely and 5% more likely... Zogby state polls: California gets tight: Gore 44%, Bush 42%, Nader 6%. Florida: Gore 47%, Bush 42%, Nader 6%. Michigan: Gore 49%, Bush 40%, Nader 3%. Pennsylvania: Gore 43%, Bush 42%, Nader 8%. Missouri: Bush 48%, Gore 44%, Nader 3%. Tennessee: Bush 46%, Gore 45%, Nader 2%. Washington State: Gore 45%, Bush 44%, Nader 8%. Wisconsin: Gore 45%, Bush 41%, Nader 4%. Ohio: Bush 49%, Gore 42%, Nader 3%. Illinois: Gore 48%, Bush 39%, Nader 4%... Michigan: Bush 45%, Gore 40%, EPIC-MRA finds. Buchanan is not on the ballot... Georgia: Bush 53%, Gore 37%, Buchanan 3%, Browne 2%, Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. Nader is not on the ballot... In Pennsylvania Friday, Lieberman accused Bush of having a "fundamental misperception of the world around him"... In West Virginia Friday, Bush said he would be "a commander in chief who earns the respect" of soldiers... New York City Council Speaker Peter Vallone, the city's top Democrat and the 1998 New York Democratic gubernatorial nominee, called on Nader to quit the presidential race... ________________________________________________________