The trackers are all
here.
Zogby had the rogue Saturday sample (Bush +7) drop off and now shows Bush by one (48-47). Rasmussen is a tie at 48.7. WaPo has Kerry 50 and Bush 48. TIPP has Bush 47-42 (actually, that's Bush's
worst number). So Bush can't break 48, it seems. And he's an incumbent. Hmmm...
Zogby says:
"Today was a big day for Kerry," pollster John Zogby said.
Kerry has consolidated his base support just as Bush did early in the race, taking a 2-to-1 lead among Hispanics, 90 percent of blacks, 84 percent of Democrats, 55 percent of union voters and 65 percent of singles.
Only 4 percent of likely voters remain undecided.
Meanwhile, Chris Bowers at MyDD looks at the battlegrounds and Steve Soto looks at the Big Three.
Park your angst here. And check out this NY Times story on newly registered voters. Not all will show up, but many of them will. Without them, we win. With them...
Update [2004-10-27 8:32:8 by DemFromCT]:
Add this to the discussion about Hawaii, WV and Arkansas. Ad buys are a-comin'.
Update [2004-10-27 13:49:20 by DemFromCT]:
Interesting Florida Zogby poll post on MyDD by Matt S re the breakdown including the Hispanic/Latino numbers and worth a look. The CBS Florida poll is covered in the recommended diaries.