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To: sandintoes who wrote (82746)	9/14/2004 7:40:25 PM
From: Neeka	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 225578

My horrible twin brother did that already when he found me with one of his toys when we were 3. That must explain it?

To: sandintoes who wrote (82746)	9/14/2004 7:42:23 PM
From: Neeka	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 225578

You're right about the polls. Kerry just hired Mike deny, deny, deny McCurry. USA TODAY/CNN/GALLUP Poll Shows Bush Leading Kerry in Ohio Wednesday September 8, 5:05 pm ET MCLEAN, Va., Sept. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- USA TODAY/CNN/GALLUP have released the results of a poll of likely voters in the battleground state of Ohio. The results show that of 661 likely voters in that state, George W. Bush leads with 52% of the vote to John Kerry's 43% of the vote, with Ralph Nader getting 2% of the vote. In a poll conducted in July prior to the political conventions, Kerry led with 51% of the vote to Bush's 45%. Other key results in Ohio: Respondents who believe only Bush would be a good President: 42% Respondents who believe only Kerry would be a good President: 34% Respondents who believe both would be a good President: 10% Respondents who believe neither would be a good President: 9% When asked which of the following issues will be most important to your vote this year, respondents said: Economy 39% Terrorism 28% Health Care 17% Situation in Iraq 13% In addition to nationwide polls, USA TODAY/CNN/GALLUP is tracking the support for the candidates in the closely contested states likely to decide the 2004 election. Results for state polls in Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Washington will appear in tomorrow's editions of USA TODAY. USA TODAY is the nation's top selling newspaper. It is published via satellite at 36 locations in the USA and four sites abroad. With a total average daily circulation of 2.3 million, USA TODAY is available worldwide. USA TODAY is published by Gannett Co., Inc.