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September 15, 2004
Bush | Gore Voters Moving To President Bush

At the Wall Street Journal, Al Hunt reports that some Gore voters may be moving to President Bush.

Matthew Dowd, chief strategist for the Bush-Cheney campaign, says internal polls show the president getting about 8% to 9% of the acknowledged 2000 Gore vote. He sees small gains from diverse constituencies: Hispanics, Jews, small-town and rural males and suburban women.

“The common attributes are strength and leadership,” Mr. Dowd explains.

From California Yankee.



Posted by Dan Spencer at September 15, 2004 03:53 PM | TrackBack
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