AP poll: Bush, Kerry holding steady

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Fox News Poll: Bush 48% Vs. Kerry 42% --
Bush 47% Vs. Kerry 40% Vs. Nader 3% --
Bush Approval 49%

Fox News Poll: Bush 48% Vs. Kerry 42% --
Bush 47% Vs. Kerry 40% Vs. Nader 3% --
Bush Approval 49% 06/25/2004 07:24 AM
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Poll: Bush Leads Kerry; Kerry Backed on
Jobs (Reuters)

Poll: Bush Leads Kerry; Kerry Backed on
Jobs (Reuters) 09/23/2004 12:52 PM
Reuters - President Bush has a small lead over Sen. John Kerry six weeks before the presidential election, but voters favor the Democratic candidate on jobs and unemployment, a new poll showed on Thursday.

Poll: Kerry catches up to Bush in Pa.

Poll: Kerry catches up to Bush in Pa. 05/27/2004 12:10 PM

Bush, Kerry About Even in Poll on Iraq
(AP)

Bush, Kerry About Even in Poll on Iraq
(AP) 05/11/2004 10:51 AM
AP - Americans appear to be evenly divided as to whether President Bush or Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry would do a better job of handling Iraq.

Bush, Kerry nearly even in poll on Iraq

Bush, Kerry nearly even in poll on Iraq 05/11/2004 01:46 PM

Poll Shows Bush, Kerry in Virtual Tie
(AP)

Poll Shows Bush, Kerry in Virtual Tie
(AP) 09/16/2004 05:02 PM
AP - The GOP convention gave President Bush a double-digit lead, but the race has settled into a virtual tie with voters still worried about the economy and Iraq, according to polling by the Pew Research Center.

POll: Bush Leads Kerry 52 to 41 Percent
(AP)

POll: Bush Leads Kerry 52 to 41 Percent
(AP) 09/03/2004 04:31 PM
AP - President Bush leads Democrat John Kerry, 52 percent to 41 percent, while independent Ralph Nader got 3 percent in a national poll taken during the Republican National Convention that ended Thursday.

AP Poll: Bush, Kerry Still in Close
Fight (AP)

AP Poll: Bush, Kerry Still in Close
Fight (AP) 04/09/2004 04:00 PM
AP - President Bush has spent about $40 million in campaign ads in recent weeks aimed at defeating Democrat John Kerry, but the president has problems of his own: growing doubts about Iraq and worries about the economy. The two remain locked in a very close presidential race, an Associated Press poll found. Bush was backed by 45 percent of voters and Kerry by 44 percent in the poll conducted for the AP by Ipsos-Public Affairs.

Poll: Bush, Kerry Even Despite Iraq Woes
(AP)

Poll: Bush, Kerry Even Despite Iraq Woes
(AP) 06/29/2004 10:30 AM
AP - President Bush's continued edge over Democrat John Kerry on leadership skills and battling terrorism are keeping the presidential race close despite widespread concerns about Iraq, a bipartisan poll suggests.

Poll: Bush, Kerry Deadlocked in Florida
(AP)

Poll: Bush, Kerry Deadlocked in Florida
(AP) 06/29/2004 09:00 AM
AP - President Bush and Democratic challenger John Kerry are locked in a very close race in their battle for the 27 electoral votes in Florida, according to a new poll in the essential swing state of 2000.

Poll: Bush Approval Low But Still Beats
Kerry (Reuters)

Poll: Bush Approval Low But Still Beats
Kerry (Reuters) 05/05/2004 11:18 AM
Reuters - President Bush's approval rating hovers at an all time low, but if the election were held today more voters would still vote for Bush than his Democratic rival John Kerry, according to a poll published on Wednesday.

AP Poll: Bush Holds Slight Lead on Kerry
(AP)

AP Poll: Bush Holds Slight Lead on Kerry
(AP) 09/10/2004 04:41 PM
AP - President Bush opens the fall campaign with a slight lead over Democratic Sen. John Kerry, an Associated Press poll shows, as voters express growing confidence in the direction of the country and the performance of the incumbent.

AP Poll: Bush Gains Slight Lead Over
Kerry (AP)

AP Poll: Bush Gains Slight Lead Over
Kerry (AP) 07/08/2004 05:33 PM
AP - President Bush has opened a slight lead over John Kerry while regaining the confidence of some voters on the economy and other domestic issues, according to an Associated Press poll with a silver lining for Democrats.

Poll: Bush Tops Kerry As a Strong Leader
(AP)

Poll: Bush Tops Kerry As a Strong Leader
(AP) 08/14/2004 03:15 AM
AP - President Bush retains an advantage with voters on such qualities as decisiveness and strength of leadership despite the Democrats' effort to promote John Kerry as a strong leader, a poll this week finds.

Poll: Kerry Lags Bush on National
Security (AP)

Poll: Kerry Lags Bush on National
Security (AP) 09/11/2004 05:27 AM
AP - President Bush has a slight lead over Democrat John Kerry in an Associated Press poll, but the president has a big advantage on protecting the country — the issue voters say they care about most.

Bush Has Double-Digit Lead on Kerry -
Newsweek Poll

Bush Has Double-Digit Lead on Kerry -
Newsweek Poll 09/05/2004 12:23 AM
Reuters via Wired News Sep 5 2004 4:41AM GMT

Bush Takes 11-Point Election Lead Over
Kerry -Poll

Bush Takes 11-Point Election Lead Over
Kerry -Poll 09/03/2004 11:23 PM
Reuters via Wired News Sep 4 2004 2:46AM GMT

Poll Gives Kerry 6-Point Lead Over Bush
in Florida (Reuters)

Poll Gives Kerry 6-Point Lead Over Bush
in Florida (Reuters) 08/12/2004 03:08 PM
Reuters - Democrat John Kerry leads President Bush 47 percent to 41 percent among registered voters in Florida, according to a poll released on Thursday that showed independent Ralph Nader with 4 percent.

"Bush Leads Kerry by 11 Points in
Newsweek Poll After Conventi..."

"Bush Leads Kerry by 11 Points in
Newsweek Poll After Conventi..." 09/06/2004 03:43 AM

Kerry Trails Bush by 8 Points in New
Poll and Faces Obstacles

Kerry Trails Bush by 8 Points in New
Poll and Faces Obstacles 09/17/2004 07:46 PM
John Kerry faces obstacles in his bid to unseat President Bush, with voters saying he has not laid out a case for why he wants to be president.

CBS News | Kerry Tops Bush In CBS Poll |
February 16, 2004 21:53:59

CBS News | Kerry Tops Bush In CBS Poll |
February 16, 2004 21:53:59 02/17/2004 06:09 AM
CBS Poll: John Kerry 47% Vs. George Bush 42% .. the latest downwards poll

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CBS News | CBS Poll: Kerry Leads Bush,
46-45% | August 19, 2004 20:38:07

CBS News | CBS Poll: Kerry Leads Bush,
46-45% | August 19, 2004 20:38:07 08/21/2004 10:43 PM
CBS News CBS Poll: Kerry And Bush ThisClose August 20, 2004 08:29:44 .. according to the latest CBS-NY Times poll

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CBS News | Poll: Bush Opens Lead Over
Kerry | September 17, 2004 23:25:27

CBS News | Poll: Bush Opens Lead Over
Kerry | September 17, 2004 23:25:27 09/19/2004 02:22 AM

CBS News | Poll: Bush Opens Lead Over
Kerry | September 17, 2004 19:25:44

CBS News | Poll: Bush Opens Lead Over
Kerry | September 17, 2004 19:25:44 09/17/2004 10:11 PM
Consider the source .. CBS/NYTimes Poll .. GENDER GAP:

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"Today's Washington Post poll finds that
after spending fifty million dollars in
five weeks on attack ads, Bush has
gained four points on Kerry. His
approval rating is 51%. Would that the
rest of his $200 million give him this
kind of return."

"Today's Washington Post poll finds that
after spending fifty million dollars in
five weeks on attack ads, Bush has
gained four points on Kerry. His
approval rating is 51%. Would that the
rest of his $200 million give him this
kind of return." 04/20/2004 03:29 PM

sign-holding bush supporter faked the
attack

sign-holding bush supporter faked the
attack 09/17/2004 01:57 PM
any time you're exploiting your three-year-old girl's tears, you're on the right track

Madeline Albright saying that Bush may
be holding Bin Laden's capture back for
a better time politically

Madeline Albright saying that Bush may
be holding Bin Laden's capture back for
a better time politically 12/18/2003 05:44 AM
a number of democrats are losing it .. Albright says her remarks .. "She was just kidding" .. the fox news story .. BACKPEDALING .. now claiming .. REPORT

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"Madeline Albright saying that Bush may
be holding Bin Laden's capture back for
a better time politically"

"Madeline Albright saying that Bush may
be holding Bin Laden's capture back for
a better time politically" 12/18/2003 09:17 AM

WHY IS KERRY
HOLDING BACK ON BUSH'S DISREGARD FOR THE
GENEVA CONVENTIONS?

WHY IS KERRY
HOLDING BACK ON BUSH'S DISREGARD FOR THE
GENEVA CONVENTIONS? 05/23/2004 12:06 PM

There has been a lot of discussion lately, at least in moderate and left-wing circles, about the growing evidence of the Bush Regime's deliberate abrogation of the Geneva Conventions, on the basis that respecting it compromises the 'war on terror'. The best report was Friday on Bill Moyers NOW on PBS, which included a lengthy interview with Scott Horton, the lawyer for the NY Bar Association, about the Association's report on the Bush Regime's arguments for ignoring the Conventions, and their implication for the safety of American troops, and the integrity of international law. The report was commissioned in part because of concerns expressed by the Judge Advocate General's (JAG) office about alarming and inconsistent instructions that military personnel were receiving about non-application of the Conventions. These concerns stemmed from a whole series of classified memoranda from the very top of the Bush Regime, justifying widespread setting aside of the Conventions on flimsy grounds, notably a memo from Deputy Assistant Attorney General John Yoo developed to pre-justify systematic contravention of the Conventions. Or as Newsweek puts it "a legal framework to justify a secret system of detention and interrogation that sidesteps the historical safeguards of the Geneva Conventions." There is a great deal more on this story. The NOW site above has links to additional stories. And Joe Conason at Salon.com has a good summary of it this week. So the question is: Why is John Kerry not raising this as a serious campaign issue, a defining distinction between his policy and Bush's? In the interview with NOW, Horton says that all the major media, especially the TV networks, have refused to provide significant coverage of this issue because "it is too complex to be understandable or of interest to the public." This is an astonishing position for the media to take, and a total abrogation of their journalistic responsibility. So, for the benefit of these media, allow me to make it simple, so that even a media mogul could understand it: The primary purpose of the Geneva Conventions is as a mutual code of civility, to safeguard prisoners on all sides from torture, murder and atrocities. As long as all sides in a war agree to be bound by the Conventions, the war is unlikely to deteriorate into gruesome and barbaric abuse and slaughter of the innocent. But when one side, as the US has now done, disregards the Conventions, it provokes the other side to abrogate the Conventions as well. So the first consequence of the Bush Regime's decision that the Geneva Conventions does not apply in Iraq, Afghanistan, Guantanamo, and other secret US prisons in the ill-defined and boundaryless 'war on terror', is to imperil the lives and safety of American troops, peacekeepers and civilians worldwide. We have already seen some despicable instances of this. Respect for and adherence to the Geneva Conventions is a backbone of international law, but it is equally enshrined in American law. Secret papers calling for the ignoring and abrogation of the Conventions, from the highest levels of the Bush Regime, are in fact instructions to commit illegal acts, and a statement that this government considers itself above, and not bound by, the rule of law in America. So we have a government that, by its actions, is threatening the lives and safety of American troops, peacekeepers, and civilians worldwide, and putting themselves outside and above the law by commissioning illegal acts. Surely this is simple enough for anyone to understand, and surely it is grounds for Kerry to express outrage, demand an impartial and unimpeded investigation (not another of these farcical and impotent commissions we have seen so far), and in fact seek criminal charges against the people responsible. The NY Bar Association believes there are ample grounds for this, and they should know something about the law. If we reserve our outrage and only prosecute those on the front lines that follow the orders they are given, and even then only when there are provocative photos, and if by our inaction we actually encourage those that commission the illegal and dangerous acts, give the orders, and then hide behind executive privilege and secrecy, what does that say about us? It's time for John Kerry to speak up. Photo: Interrogation room at Guantanamo, where Bush has declared that no prisoners are protected by the Geneva Conventions.

POLL: KERRY TAKES 10-PT LEAD IN N.H

POLL: KERRY TAKES 10-PT LEAD IN N.H 01/22/2004 07:15 AM
just-released Herald .. Boston Herald poll

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AP Poll: Kerry Solidifies Base (AP)

AP Poll: Kerry Solidifies Base (AP) 07/09/2004 03:13 AM
AP - Democrat John Kerry has solidified his base, gained some ground in the South and among lower income voters and seen independent Ralph Nader's support drop, according to an Associated Press poll.

"Poll: No boost for Kerry after
convention"

"Poll: No boost for Kerry after
convention" 08/01/2004 09:43 PM

AP Poll: Kerry Gains Ground on Defense
(AP)

AP Poll: Kerry Gains Ground on Defense
(AP) 08/07/2004 08:44 AM
AP - Democrat John Kerry is putting the pressure on President Bush on his strongest issue, national defense, but the incumbent retains an advantage there, an Associated Press poll found.

AP poll: Kerry gains support in south

AP poll: Kerry gains support in south 07/09/2004 04:53 PM

Poll: Edwards Top Choice for Kerry
Ticket (AP)

Poll: Edwards Top Choice for Kerry
Ticket (AP) 06/13/2004 05:52 AM
AP - Sen. John Edwards, the smooth-talking populist who emerged from the nominating campaign as John Kerry's chief rival, is favored among registered voters to be the Democratic vice presidential candidate, according to an Associated Press poll. But his name on the ticket does not automatically boost Democratic prospects.

AP Poll: Kerry Narrows Security Issue
Gap (AP)

AP Poll: Kerry Narrows Security Issue
Gap (AP) 08/06/2004 04:57 PM
AP - Democrat John Kerry, whose nominating convention highlighted his war service and focused on national security, has narrowed the gap on President Bush's strong suit of protecting the country, according to an Associated Press poll that shows the race remains tight.

ABCNEWS.com : Poll: Tepid Bounce for
Kerry

ABCNEWS.com : Poll: Tepid Bounce for
Kerry 08/03/2004 12:06 AM
ABC News/Washington Post poll: Kerry Has -4 Point 'Bounce' With Likely Voters After The Convention .. abcnews

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Poll Shows Kerry With Slight Lead

Poll Shows Kerry With Slight Lead 09/08/2004 03:27 AM
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Poll: Edwards Favored As Kerry VP Choice
(AP)

Poll: Edwards Favored As Kerry VP Choice
(AP) 06/12/2004 12:26 PM
AP - Sen. John Edwards, the smooth-talking populist who emerged from the nominating campaign as John Kerry's chief rival, is favored among registered voters to be the Democratic vice presidential candidate, according to an Associated Press poll.
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AP poll: Bush, Kerry holding steady