They change nothing. The historic polarization continues. Kerry 46, Bush 46.

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/Presidenti...acking_Poll.htm

The next president of the United States will be the luckier man, not the better one.

Interesting
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/Presidenti...acking_Poll.htm

Monday July 19, 2004--The latest Rasmussen Reports Presidential Tracking Polls shows President George W. Bush attracting 47% of the vote while Senator John Kerry earns 45%. The Tracking Poll is updated daily by noon Eastern.

This comes as the nation's economic confidence reaches a six-month high. The Rasmussen Consumer Index, established in October 2001, is within three points of its all-time high.

As economic confidence has grown, the number of voters who give the President good or excellent rating on the economy has also grown. However, voters remain evenly divided as to whether they trust Bush or Kerry more when it comes to handling the economy.

If we're lucky, we'll have a recount again. That was interesting.

Like to see something even more bizarre, something I can't even imagine today

Need mindboggling

Write in votes for Ross Perot

Write in votes for Ross Perot [/b][/quote]
Yeah I miss the whole "Giant Sucking Sound" stuff he used to spout off about!

I will be voting in Florida this year..... we will have 'no hanging chads - it is in my 'voting registration agreement...hahahhahaha

Isn't that what happened last time?

Well, as long as bush doesn't do anything stupid (like get into ANOTHER war) then things should be fairly tight. If Bush does anything else even remotely war like, I suspect Kerry would get fairly easily.

The polls are evening up mostly because Bush ain't doing anything at all right now, staying WAY low and way out of sight.

That will change come the fall.

Alex

Isn't that what happened last time? [/b][/quote]
Sure was.