10-15-2004 06:29
These results are from an Ohio University poll. Interesting numbers.

MOE +/- 3%

Poll 1 - Kerry 50 / Bush 44
Poll 2 - Kerry 50 / Bush 45
Poll 3 - Kerry 47 / Bush 48

1022 people were interviewed by telephone.

Poll 1 - Asked respondents if they were over 18 years of age and a resident of the US. Who would you vote for?

Poll 2 - Asked the respondent if they were registered to vote. 15% were not and removed from the data.

Poll 3 - They then asked the respondents "Are you certain or almost certain to vote?" This data also only applies to the 85% of respondent who identified as registered voters.

What does this mean? Well for me it means it is a statistical dead heat. It also means that whoever gets the most voters to the polls wins. Kerry seems to have a good chance with a high voter turnout, but historically Republicans are more reliable voters.
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