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October 29, 2004
| Zogby's Ten Battleground States Update 10-29

Reuters reports today’s results of Zogby’s polling in 10 battleground states. This tracking polling which began on Sunday will run each day through November 1:

Bush led in six of the 10 battleground states being polled. He held slim leads in Ohio and Colorado and held his edge in Iowa, Michigan, New Mexico and Nevada.

Kerry took a slight lead in Florida and led in Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin as the two candidates battled for the 270 electoral votes needed to win the White House.

Zogby said Kerry had solidified his support among women, Catholics, singles, Hispanics and 18- to 24-year-olds, but had slipped slightly among black voters to about 82 percent.

From California Yankee.



Posted by Dan Spencer at October 29, 2004 10:25 PM | TrackBack
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