Polls

[classical liberal]

LA is notoriously hard to poll.

[classical liberal]

Why does the poll page on this site show MI, WI, and NH as tossups when there is a 9-10 point Kerry lead according to the lastest polls posted for each state?

[classical liberal]

The polls page map doesn't line up with the most recent polls.  I assume that the map is supposed to reflect the latest results, however a 3% lead in MN is a lean but a 9% lead in MI is a tossup according to the map.  What's up with that?

[classical liberal]

Vorlon-

How do you rate Garin-Hart-Yang?

They have a new poll from 10 days ago showing Bush-Kerry 49-43.

http://www.drdan2004.com/site/DocServer/Poll_Memo_5.25.04.pdf?docID=221

[classical liberal]

The only poll in Nevada taken in the past 3 months shows the race at a 1 point margin.  Why is the state listed as a lean?

[classical liberal]

The polls aren't WAY off, just slightly.  Maybe a point or 2 on each stated figure, ie Bush at 446-47 instead of 48 and Kerry at 44-45 instead of 43.  All within the margin of error, but on the rightwardly slanted side of the margin.

[classical liberal]

There have been no new polls added to this site's polls page since 7/28.

[classical liberal]

A domain is the alphanumeric replacement for the IP that a DNS can reroute to the IP.  You get an IP anytime you connect to the internet.  If you have broadband that IP is a constant number, with dialup it changes with each time you connect.

[classical liberal]

There have been no post-debate polls posted for IL.  I've seen 2:

a SUSA released 10/7 showing Kerry +16 (http://www.surveyusa.com/2004_Elections/IL041007pressen.pdf) and a R2k released 10/5 showing Kerry +17 (http://week.com/election/election-read.asp?id=5843).

[classical liberal]

I haven't seen this posted:

http://actforvictory.org/act.php/truth/articles/new_swing_state_polling_from_america_coming_together/

polls from FL, NM, MN, IA, and WI released 10/7