Rasmussen Battleground for 9/19

[louis c]

Here are the Premium numbers for Sunday.

Florida, Bush 48%-47%; Michigan, Kerry 48%-46%; North Carolina, Bush 54%-42%; Ohio, Bush 48%-45%; Pennsylvania, Bush 47%-45%.

New Hampshire weekly report, Kerry 51%-45%; US Senate Gregg(R)57% to Haddock(D)35%; Governor Lynch(D)52% to Benson(R)43%

[hansolsen]

1. If this is exactly what the polls show on election eve, we win. The polls

understate how much Dem voters really, really, really hate Bush this time. We will vote like Dems have never voted before. Ther will be new Dem enrollees and there will be plenty of yound Dems who don't want to be drafted.

If all Bush has is a three point lead in key battleground states the dday before the election, Rove will have brown shorts, for sure.

[mconvente]

2. We are keeping close in ohio

that's good news - same with penn.

I'm sad that GrannyD is doing so poorly though!

[WMliberal]

3. why the hell even bother polling NC?

We've never been ahead in a poll there this year. Virginia maybe. NC, no way.

[wildeyed]

4. Oh, let us NC'ers dream.

We are working so hard! I have seen better NC polls, but never one that actually put Kerry ahead.

The senate and governors races are both looking very favorable for the dems, so there is that.

[Demi_Babe]

5. NC has also seen record number of new voters registering

NC will be closer than anyone ever dreamed I do believe!

[wildeyed]

6. I am with you.

I don't know much about polls, but I know how to work like hell and that is what I have been doing. Lots of people have.

So what if NC goes red. We can still elect a democratic senator and governor and put tons of dems in local office. Not so bad. And I will know that I did my part.