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January 27, 2004
| At least 10 percent

CNN’s Jeff Greenfield points out that Kerry hasn’t run a single ad in the Feb. 3 states yet (they start tomorrow), but predicts he’ll be ahead in a lot of the polls simply based on momentum. Bill Schneider is talking about this too — the issue of “bounce.” He says 10% had been considered the magic number for whether Kerry would get a significant New Hampshire bounce.

Kerry will win by at least 10 percent, CNN projects.

“It’s a pretty doggone impressive victory… I think this puppy is going to get wrapped up in a couple weeks… Two weeks, we’re going to have a pretty good idea who the nominee of the Democratic Pary is.” —James Carville



Posted by Brendan at January 27, 2004 08:58 PM | TrackBack
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