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January 26, 2004
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It’s coming down to the wire. According to the latest Zogby poll, what seemed like a large lead for Kerry late last week has suddenly dwindled down to a three point lead over Dean and wide lead over Clark.

Meanwhile, new kid on the block Chris Hardcore is still projecting a Kerry/Dean/Edwards finish, despite most polls showing Clark polling much higher than Edwards at this point.

Over at Boston.com, their poll of likely voters has Kerry jumping out to a ten point lead over Dean, with Edwards and Clark trailing.There are still a lot of unsure voters out there, and the candidates will spend the next 24 hours all but begging for their votes. Joe Lieberman is out there plugging away, hoping to get some of those people known as undecided:

“This is a very fluid situation. A lot of voters remain undecided,” he said. “The polls are encouraging. I’ve said I’m going to do better than expected here. My campaign is going to begin in New Hampshire, not end here.”

So, what does this all mean? It means hold onto your hats, sit tight and wait until about 30 hours from now before you start counting your Democrat chickens.



Posted by Michele at January 26, 2004 06:17 PM | TrackBack
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*Yawn….

Posted by: BallsDeep at January 26, 2004 06:42 PM

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