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October 08, 2004
Bush | Bush Maintains Electoral College Lead

A new CNN survey based on state polling as well as interviews with campaign aides and independent analysts found that President Bush maintains a lead in electoral votes.

Bush 301
Kerry 237

Bush’s Electoral College lead is unchanged from last week.



Posted by Dan Spencer at October 8, 2004 10:46 PM | TrackBack
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Bush HAS to pull in a popular vote as well as the electoral vote, kerry could get away with either way. But if Bush pulls in a electoral victory I think its safe to say well some pretty nasty riots on our hands in every major city. I think I saw some of the Dem’s around my building sharpening thier pitchforks this morning in fact.

Posted by: Ronin [TypeKey Profile Page] at October 9, 2004 01:23 AM

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