November 01, 2004
"It is rare for the voter trend to remain so murky by the Sunday before a presidential election," the
New York Times reports. "But this hard-fought contest has proved unusually resistant to prediction."
Meanwhile, the
Washington Post notes "state polls offered few clues to the outcome, with Ohio and Florida still the most significant and hotly contested states."
The final national polls all show the presidential race within the margin of error:
The tracking polls also show a dead heat:
The electoral vote tallies also show a very close race; in many cases, just one state could tip the balance to either candidate.