Presidential Hopeful John Kerry Has a 7.6% Lead Over President

[Nicholas_J]

Presidential Hopeful John Kerry Has a 7.6% Lead Over President
George Bush According to Newly Released Results in the WHYY
West Chester University Poll
Tuesday September 28, 10:49 am ET
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Presidential hopeful


John Kerry has a 7.6% lead over President George W. Bush
according to newly released results in the WHYY West Chester
University Poll.
The poll, conducted by West Chester University's Center for Social
and Economic Research, questioned 600 Delaware voters about
how they would vote if the election were held today. According to to the
poll, which has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.9 percentage
points, Kerry (D) would receive 42.5%; President Bush would
receive 37.6%; Ralph Nader would receive .5%; and another
candidate would receive .8%. There are 15.9% undecided voters in
the presidential race according to this poll.


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well, its for Delaware, but its good news

[Dimsdale]

1. That's more like something I can believe..

as opposed to the crap foisted on the front page of The Inquirer last week by DICK Polman. Those of you in the West Chester/Philadelphia area may have seen his garbage article based on a Knight Ridder/MSNBC poll. Bush pulling away, Kerry in trouble. Dick gets his RNC memo every morning like so many other "journalists".

[cheshire]

2. Never heard of him but I like their math abilities.

[Nicholas_J]

3. Well today MoveOn took out a full page ad

Exposing how the Gallop poll is being used to favor Republicans

[robcon]

4. It's just Delaware.

Delaware has been a safe Kerry state for a long time.