Polls

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  • The media reaction: Ho-hum, just a Kerry sweep

    If Bush had won all three debates, would the pundits have been so reserved?
  • In polls we trust?

    Bush leads by 10 points. No, wait, Kerry's up by 5. No, Nader's on top! OK -- that's not true, but in the ever crazier world of election polls, who knows what's next?
  • Kerry rising

    Rumors of John Kerry's demise have been greatly exaggerated -- too often by doomsaying Dems themselves. A host of new polls suggest it's the president who should be trembling.
  • Kerry's Iowa problem

    No bounce for the Democratic candidate in the Iowa Electronic Markets. So what do the gamblers know that the rest of the country doesn't?
  • Court of public opinion

    Political polls proliferate in an election year, and junkies just can't get enough -- but not all surveys are created equal. Salon rates the pollsters.
  • Armed and dangerous

    Democrats had better assume that team Bush will do anything to win. For this White House, abuse of power isn't just a tactic, it's an identity.
  • Maxed-out GOP

    A look at party loyalties shows that Kerry has a much better chance than Bush of persuading undecided voters.
  • Coming to our senses?

    What the president's declining approval ratings suggest about Americans' judgment -- and the prospects for redefeating Bush.
  • Fervent falsehoods

    The Bush-Cheney campaign is spending an unprecedented amount of money to hold on to supporters whose faith might be tested by the facts.
  • Bush's Hail Mary

    The only events that have (temporarily) stopped the constant erosion of Bush's popularity have been 9/11, the Iraq war and the capture of Saddam. He'd better hope he finds Osama in October.
  • Of bowls and polls

    College football's weird champion-choosing process has taken the arguments -- and the fun -- out of New Year's Day.
  • Down with polls, up with democracy!

    Experts got Election '02 wrong because more and more voters hang up on them. It's time for politicians to do the same.
  • Bush's goal: Defy gravity

    People doubt he can manage the economy and less than half think he should be reelected. And yet his approval ratings are sky-high.
  • Bring back the arbitrary college football polls!

    Sure, the old championship polls were bogus -- but the current system is just as bogus, and it doesn't even give fans anything to argue about.
  • Polled over

    President Bush's 92 percent public approval rating has as much staying power as one of the snack packs dropped on Afghanistan. But the meaningless poll data has cowed the Democrats into silence.
  • Clinton's last dance

    Polls split on convention bounce, fur flies in Playboy party fight and Farrakhan holds back on Lieberman.
  • How the Internet could save John McCain

    The man trailing Bush lays out a subversive strategy for catching up.
  • Is voter ignorance killing democracy?

    Some political scientists say it is; others maintain that a brain-dead populace does no damage to our hallowed political system.
  • Danny and Allison, Part 1

    They're young, Jewish professionals who routinely split their ticket. So far, they lean toward Rudy because they say Hillary doesn't seem to have any principles.
  • Letter to the Editor

    Why isn't college opening Lillie Wade's mind? Plus: Seeking the truth about Marilyn Monroe; Pat Buchanan's party switch is about winning, not principles.
  • Gore's premature obituary

    The media hyped the vice president's dip in the polls over the summer, but ignored his resurgence in the past month.
  • Backlash '98?

    After dreading November's elections, some Democrats now believe they will benefit from an anti-impeachment voter rebellion.
  • Backlash '98?

    After dreading November's elections, some Democrats now believe they will benefit from an anti-impeachment voter rebellion.
  • Here comes Newt!

    Here comes Newt! Don't look now, but guess who is about to make a political comeback.
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