October 08, 2004


New Polls

President Bush and Sen. John Kerry "are again deadlocked," 45% to 45% among likely voters, according to a new Time magazine poll. Of particular interest is that Kerry now beats Bush on "likeability."

"A key reason for Kerry’s resurgence was that he recaptured a large lead among female voters. Females now support Kerry over Bush by 12 points, 50% to 38%. Pre-debate, the Time Poll found women split evenly, 44% Kerry, 43% Bush."

Update: A Democracy Corps survey of likely voters shows Kerry leading Bush 49% to 48% nationally and ahead 50% to 47% in the battleground states.

Update II: The latest Associated Press/Ipsos-Public Affairs poll "indicates that the shape of the contest has changed, as Democratic challengers Kerry-Edwards (50%) edge narrowly ahead of Bush-Cheney (46%) among likely voters."










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