Presidential Polls From Arizona, Florida
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Results of recent polls on the presidential race. Listed above each set of results is the name of the organization that conducted the poll, the dates, the number interviewed, whether they were adults, registered voters (RV) or likely voters (LV) and the margin of error (MoE). Results might not total 100 percent because of rounding.
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THE COUNT: An AP analysis shows that the Democrats appear to be signing up more new voters than the Republicans are in Arizona, Iowa, New Mexico, Nevada and New Hampshire. In Florida, the two appear roughly even, based on data from half the state's counties.
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Here are the latest nationwide election returns in the race for president with 99 percent of the nation's precincts reporting. The winner is marked with an 'x'.
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Bloomberg - Jan. 30 (Bloomberg) -- Arizona Senator John McCain last night triumphed in the Florida primary and earned front-runner status in the race for the Republican presidential nomination.
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The presidential campaign has left Arizona behind. Democratic Sen. John Kerry made four visits and spent nearly &#36;4 million on television commercials in an attempt to make the state competitive. But polls this fall show President Bush with a comfortable lead, and Kerry has tabled plans for advertising in the first week of October.
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Voters have plenty of resources to find out who&#39;s leading the latest polls, President Bush or Senator John Kerry, or which states are leaning blue or red.
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Bush has strengthened his hold on some states recently in play, leaving Florida, once again, in a pivotal swing position. By Liz Marlantes | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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In 2000, political pundits summed up the race in three words: Florida, Florida, Florida. Here's three words to consider this fall: Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota. President Bush is targeting their combined 27 electoral votes &#151; the same total as Florida, where a bitterly contested recount settled the last election.
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The Associated Press-Ipsos poll on the presidential race is based on telephone interviews with 1,541 adults, including 1,302 registered voters and 916 likely voters, from all states except Alaska and Hawaii. The interviews were conducted Sept. 20-22 by Ipsos-Public Affairs.
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Early voters are casting ballots at a runaway pace in Arizona's biggest county. They've exhausted absentee ballots in some towns in Maine. They're far outpacing 2000 in Florida hot spots.
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(CPOD) Oct. 24, 2004 - The state of Florida has no clear frontrunner in the 2004 United States presidential race, according to a poll by Schroth &amp; Associates and the polling company published in the Miami Herald and the St.
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President Bush holds a three-point national lead over Democratic rival John Kerry and has one-point leads on Kerry in the key states of Ohio and Florida, according to Reuters/Zogby polls released on Monday.
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U.S. News & World Report - What a difference a couple of weeks make. Polling during and just after the Republican National Convention, Time and Newsweek have George W. Bush ahead of John Kerry 52 to 41 percent. Post-convention polls show Bush ahead 52 to 45 percent (CNN/ USA Today /Gallup), 49 to 42 percent (CBS), 47 to 43 percent (Fox News), and 52 to 43 percent (ABC/ Washington Post ). Post-convention polls in battleground states show similar results. ...
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Plenty has changed in Florida since the days of dimpled chads and disputed ballots, much of it in President Bush's favor. Brother Jeb easily won re-election as governor in 2002, and the Republican Party has increased its numbers. The economy has shown signs of improvement, with nearly 300,000 new jobs.
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WASHINGTON - New public opinion surveys paint a very different picture of the presidential race, with a poll Friday showing President Bush with a commanding 13-point lead over challenger John Kerry coming a day after two other surveys showed the race
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US President George W. Bush and Senator John Kerry are in a statistical dead heat in Florida and Pennsylvania while Bush leads in Ohio, New Mexico and Colorado and Kerry leads in Wisconsin
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THE RACE: The presidential race for Republicans, Democrats nationally.