A Bradley affect with California's Prop. 19?

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For generations, pro-marijuana Californians have hid their dope preference from their parents, their teachers and their co-workers.

And now, perhaps, from their pollsters.

Bernstein was so curious that on Oct. 13-14, the campaign ran side-by-side polls - one using live questioners, the other using automated voices. When a live person asked, 41 percent of the respondents favored legalizing pot, but when asked by an automated questioner, 56 percent said they supported legalization, according to the internal poll.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/10/29/MN7O1G3MNR.DTL

[Senator Sbane]

It's an internal.

[King]

I think it's gonna pass.

I just feel that Dem turnout is going to surpass national expectations.  Not enough to seriously flip the House back Dem or anything.  But in dead heats like Prop 19, it will give it a tilt to pass.