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October 25, 2004
| Kerry Takes Lead in Washington Post Tracking Poll

The Washington Post’s daily traking poll shows John Kerry taking a one point lead over George Bush.

Kerry: 49%
Bush: 48%
Nader: 1%

The numbers for Bush and Kerry were reversed in yesterday’s poll. Also from the Post’s poll:

Poll Shows Majority Say Country Is Headed in Wrong Direction

A majority of likely voters says the country is headed in the wrong direction, but these Americans remain sharply divided whether President Bush or Democratic challenger John F. Kerry is the best choice to lead the country over the next four years, according to a Washington Post tracking poll.
Fifty-five percent of the likely voters interviewed Oct. 21-24 said they believe the country was “pretty seriously off on the wrong track,” while 41 percent said it was “generally going in the right direction.” Among the larger pool of self-described registered voters, and among all adults, the proportions were the same.

View detailed results here.



Posted by Todd Castleton at October 25, 2004 05:09 PM | TrackBack
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Of course the Washington Post gives kerry the lead….THEY ENDORSED THE JFK#1 WANNA+BE>
I believe the CNN/Gallup/USA Today polls.
KERRY IS WRONG FOR THIS COUNTRY. Wake up and smell the coffee. He’s an opportunist and will do anything and say anything to get elected. He married up into money and couldn’t say one nice thing about his wife in the debate other than he married up and then went to talk about how great his Mom is/was. Kerry’s a joke.

Posted by: Richard Rockwell [TypeKey Profile Page] at October 26, 2004 03:52 AM

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