fwiw . . . current results of an AOL poll . . .

[OneBlueSky]

Who would you vote for if the presidential election were today?
President Bush 55%
Howard Dean 36%
I need another option 9%

[rumguy]

1. hmmm.....

[pruner]

2. what it's worth = nothing

unless unsceintific internet polls are of some kinda value with which I'm unfamiliar

[rumguy]

4. I have AOL (I know I'm getting rid of it ASAP)

and most of the polls seem to lean left...

[robsul82]

7. Bullshiat.

AOL polls almost always lean right and only go left when the other option is horribly worded. Fair and balanced, rumguy, nice.

Later.

RJS

[regnaD kciN]

8. The fact is...

...most polls based on voting over the Internet do lean right. Higher-income people are more likely to have computers and use the Internet a lot than lower-income people; the same is true of males versus females. The end result is a demographic skewed toward white suburban males -- the Republican dream bloc. Add to this the fact that many of those who consider themselves "techies" (and, thus, are almost constantly on-line) have a strong libertarian bent, and it's no surprise that you will usually get a right-wing response to any poll that isn't based on a self-selecting forum (i.e. DU).

[Fridays Child]

3. Fr**ped.

They always are.

[RevolutionStartsNow]

5. I remember one that said

33% thought that Syria was a major threat to the US.

[ThirdWheelLegend]

6. They need to reword all polls

Who would you vote for?

1)The guy/gal whose name you recognize most because they have more media exposure

2)A different person

[creativelcro]

9. YEAH AOL Poll.... VERY objective....