It's early. Some interesting poll numbers:
Among likely voters:
2-way: Kerry 52, Bush 44
3-way: Kerry 50, Bush 44, Nader 2
Among registered voters:
2-way: Kerry by 5% over Bush
3-way: Kerry by 6% by Bush
How much does that mean this early? Nada.
But this means something. Democratic voters are indicating they are more likely to vote than the general electorate. That is a rare event. If true, Kerry could win in a landslide because there are more Democrats then Republicans. Of course, what really matters is how this plays at the state level.
But this is only March.
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