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Notes on the Atrocities Like a 100-watt radio station, broadcasting to the dozens... |
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![]() Monday, July 19, 2004 The Polling Paradox
They are more than twice as likely to see things headed down the wrong track as compared to voters overall.... They give President Bush a net NEGATIVE image rating.... John Kerry holds a slight net POSITIVE image rating.... Clearly, if these undecided voters were leaning any harder against the door of the Kerry camp, they would crash right through it. That's the part Kevin catches, but he ignores the more interesting analysis--of what Lizza calls the "approval-gap voters." Fabrizio [the GOP pollster] calls this difference the "approval gap." In his 19-state poll the percentage of people who approve of the job Bush is doing but say they will vote for Kerry is 8.6 percent.
Ah, it's all clear to me now. |
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