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Zogby poll shows Gephardt would challenge Bush for president A new Zogby International Poll shows that U.S. Rep. Richard Gephardt (D-Third District) would be the toughest candidate for President George W. Bush to face in the 2004 election. While the poll showed that 52 percent of respondents had a positive rating of Bush's performance, it showed that Gephardt has a six-point lead over Bush, and is the only Democrat who would beat Bush among independent voters. Forty-eight percent of voters said they want someone new as president, while 45 percent said Bush should be re-elected. The survey polled 1,011 likely voters between September 2002 and August 2003. In addition to being a columnist for the St. Louis Business Journal, John Zogby is president and CEO of Zogby International, an independent polling and opinion research firm. He has polled business, consumer and political trends for Reuters and NBC News, among a wide-ranging client list. - source (St. Louis Business Journal)
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