MyDD :: LA Times Polls; FL, OH, PA

by Coldblue, Wed Oct 27, 2004 at 08:54:15 PM EST

Some pretty strange numbers when looking at most other polls. No trends.

Florida Oct 22-26 941 RV 510 LV MoE ±4%

Bush 49(RV) 51(LV)
Kerry 41(RV) 43(LV)
Nader n/a 2(LV)
Und n/a 4(LV)

Ohio Oct 22-26 1026 RV 585 LV MoE ±4%

Bush 45(RV) 44(LV)
Kerry 49(RV) 50(LV)
Und n/a 4(LV)

Pennsylvania Oct 22-26 927 RV 585 LV MoE ±4%

Bush 45(RV) 48(LV)
Kerry 48(RV) 48(LV)
Und n/a 4(LV)

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Very tight LV screen (5.00 / 0)

Sheesh, do you have to pledge your first born to be a LV in these polls? Only 54% of RVs are LVs in FL? 57% in OH? The must be factoring in the GOP suppression efforts....

40% Bush (approx. 136 of 342)
48% Kerry (approx. 164)
12% Other (approx. 42)

Who are these people?

Party IDs (none / 0)

I'd like to see some Party IDs. I don't believe any of those polls. Even the article doubts them. Funny how the LA Times printed a poll that they recognized was dubious but the NY Times suppressed a poll with a big lead for Kerry in Florida. What a joke.

Party IDs (none / 0)

The La Times has a link where they breakdown the voter's party registration. The Florida Poll has 43% Republicans 41% Democrats and the rest are Independents. Looks like they oversampled Republicans. The link is hear http://www.latimes.com/media/acrobat/2004-10/14837171.pdf

Weird (none / 0)

Those numbers just don't make sense, no matter how you look at them. I guess the L.A. Times shouldn't even try polling on a state level. They were wildly off on the recall election, if I remember correctly, and that was their own state.

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