New Polls

The latest George Washington University Battleground Poll shows Sen. John Kerry with a two point lead over President Bush, 49% to 47%, in a two-way race where the candidate is named. Just 4% of the electorate remains undecided. As this is billed as a "bi-partisan poll," strategic analysis is provided by Celinda Lake for Democrats and by Ed Goeas for Republicans.

Update: The latest Fox News Poll shows the presidential race is essentially tied with Kerry holding a one-point lead over Bush among likely voters.

Update II: A new USA Today/CNN/Gallup Poll shows Bush leading Kerry 50% to 47% among likely voters, with Kerry leading Bush 48% to 47% among registered voters.

Update III: The new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll shows Bush leading, 47% to 45%, "despite troubling numbers for the president on the economy, Iraq, and the nation’s direction."

Here are the latest state polls:
  • Pennsylvania: Kerry 45%, Bush 43% (Issues PA)
  • Maryland: Kerry 53%, Bush 42% (Survey USA)
  • Ohio: Bush 49%, Kerry 44% (LA Times)
  • Missouri: Bush 46%, Kerry 44% (LA Times)
  • Wisconsin: Bush 48%, Kerry 44% (LA Times)


August 26, 2004




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