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November 01, 2004
Maine | Poll: Kerry leads Bush

WLBZ/Survey USA poll of likely voters:

GEORGE W. BUSH - 44%
JOHN KERRY - 52%
Someone Else - 2%
Undecided - 1%

The poll also found that Kerry leads in both districts, so he stands to win all four of Maine’s electoral votes.

WLBZ does not report the numbers by district, but local reporting leads me to believe that the 2nd District is not a done deal for Kerry. Campaign visits to the 2nd District—Vanessa Kerry in Bangor on Friday, John Edwards in Bangor on Saturday, and Dick Gephardt in Bangor and Waterville today—suggest that the Kerry/Edwards campaign, at least, does not consider the district a lock either. On the Bush side, Andy Card visited Caribou and Waterville on Friday.



Posted by BD at November 1, 2004 04:33 PM | TrackBack
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