What the final polls are saying before a new president is elected
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(November 2, 2004, 6:54 pm) There are so many things on this year&#39;s election ballot, all of them important, but the one result everyone is waiting to hear is who will lead this country over the next four years.
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Final opinion polls ahead of Indonesia's presidential election suggest Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono will win.
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Rasmussen Reports - Rasmussen Reports releases a Daily Presidential Tracking Poll. providing updates on the latest polling data for both the Republican and Democratic Presidential nomination. Weekly commentaries are provided each Monday on this page for the Republican race. Weekly commentaries are also provided on the race for the Democratic Presidential Nomination
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WASHINGTON - National security issues such as the war in Iraq and terrorism are dominating voters' attention in the final weeks before Election Day, Associated Press polling found.    Along with security issues like war and terrorism, the economy and health care were near the top of the list of the nation's most important problems in an AP-Ipsos poll...
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Description: NPR&#39;s Alex Chadwick speaks with NPR&#39;s Juan Williams about what to expect on the political front as we go into the final weekend before the presidential election.
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Highlights of exit poll data in the Maryland and Virginia presidential primaries Tuesday:
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Description: Since 1936, the outcome of the Washington Redskins last home game has predicted the next president. When the Redskins have won their last home game, the incumbent party has retained the White House.
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Some highlights of preliminary data from exit polls conducted for The Associated Press and television networks in the Florida presidential primary Tuesday:
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The AP-Yahoo News Poll is a unique study that will track the moods and opinions of a group of people throughout the presidential election campaign. The third wave of this study included re-interviews of 2,016 people between Jan. 18-28 who were originally interviewed in November or early December. The extensive national survey was conducted by Knowledge Networks of Menlo Park, Calif., under the direction and supervision of AP's polling unit.
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World News, New York,With President George W. Bush projected to win 186 electoral votes against his Democratic challenger Senator John Kerry&#39;s 112 votes within the first two hours of the national election coming to an end in many parts of the country
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This presidential election has been described by many as one in which morality mattered most to voters. But that perception may be driven at least partially by how pollsters asked voters about their priority issues.
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WASHINGTON - Who is likely to win on Election Day? Depends on which pollster you ask. President Bush leads Sen. John Kerry by a margin of 8 percentage points among likely voters, according to the most recent poll from Gallup, USA Today and CNN.
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The AP-Yahoo News Poll is a unique study that will track the moods and opinions of a group of people throughout the presidential election campaign. The third wave of this study included reinterviews between Jan. 18-28 of 2,016 people who originally were interviewed in November or early December. The extensive national survey was conducted by Knowledge Networks of Menlo Park, Calif., under the direction and supervision of AP's polling unit.
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WASHINGTON - President Bush has a double-digit lead in one new national poll, but he's tied with Democrat John Kerry in another. Both campaigns say their own polling has the race close, with Bush's people seeing a slight lead for the president...
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Two new opinion surveys in the United States paint very different pictures of the presidential race. A USA Today/CNN/Gallup poll of more than 1,000 people gives President Bush an eight-point lead over challenger John Kerry among all registered voters.
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Here are the results so far in the presidential nominating contests, with candidates listed in order of how they finished:
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WASHINGTON - With only nine days to go before the US presidential election, political polls show that neither President George Bush nor John Kerry has a clear lead.