http://www.federalreview.com/compositepoll.htmKERRY MAINTAINS LEAD
Bush 46.9% – 237 EV | Kerry 50.5% – 301 EV
EV without Toss Up states (under 2% margin): Bush 211| Kerry 257| Toss 70
August 10, 2004
Kerry gets a bounce in state polling, increasing his lead in the Electoral College to his highest mark yet in the Composite Poll and Electoral Vote Analysis.
But remember, Bush has yet to have his convention, and the polls are still very close nationally and in many states. One bit of news, one big day and Kerry could increase his lead or Bush could jump ahead. But right now, the pressure ahead of the RNC is on the Bush Campaign.
This Week's Polls
FoxNews / Opinion Dynamics (Bush 43 | Kerry 47)
AP / Ipsos (Bush 45 | Kerry 48)
Investor’s Business Daily (Bush 42 | Kerry 45)
Time (Bush 44 | Kerry 48)
Rasmussen Week Average (Bush 46.4 | Kerry 47.2)
Iowa Electronic Vote Share Market (Bush 50.4 | Kerry 48.8)
Last Week's Polls
American Research Group (Bush 45 | Kerry 49)
CBS News/NY Times (Bush 43 | Kerry 48)
CNN/USA Today/Gallup (Bush 52 | Kerry 47)
Zogby (Bush 41 | Kerry 46)
ABC News/Wash. Post (Bush 47 | Kerry 49)
Newsweek (Bush 42 | Kerry 49)
Rasmussen Week Average (Bush 45.4 | Kerry 47.7)
Iowa Electronic Vote Share Market (Bush 50.9 | 49.7)
Bush State Gains
None
Kerry State Gains
Nevada
Toss Up States (Slight Lead of <2%)
Arkansas (Bush)
Florida (Kerry)
Iowa (Kerry)
Nevada (Kerry)
Ohio (Bush)
West Virginia (Kerry)