Tuesday, October 19, 2004
NJ Poll
Quinnipiac has released their latest poll for NJ.
Kerry 49-45 LV. No surprise he is ahead, and he will likely win. But for the sake of discussion, I draw your attention to one of the internal numbers, specifically, the "trend" data.
Approximately 2/3 of the DK/NA break towards Bush. What the heck are the remaining DK/NA considering? Will they break for the very blue state candidate (@incumbent?) or towards the opposing party?
Regardless, Kerry would still get the state (Thankfully no complicating Electoral College to consider as the popular vote wins on the state level with some exceptions.)
Quinnipiac has released their latest poll for NJ.
Kerry 49-45 LV. No surprise he is ahead, and he will likely win. But for the sake of discussion, I draw your attention to one of the internal numbers, specifically, the "trend" data.
Approximately 2/3 of the DK/NA break towards Bush. What the heck are the remaining DK/NA considering? Will they break for the very blue state candidate (@incumbent?) or towards the opposing party?
Regardless, Kerry would still get the state (Thankfully no complicating Electoral College to consider as the popular vote wins on the state level with some exceptions.)
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