According to
a new Harris Interactive/Wall Street Journal poll, the presidential race is once again neck-and-neck. Completed on Sept. 13, the poll shows Kerry with 48 percent, Bush with 47 percent and Ralph Nader with 2 percent.
Here in Mount Pleasant, I am beginning to see a LOT more Bush-Cheney lawn signs. Makes me sick. For a while there, this was Kerry country, lawn sign-wise, if not bumpersticker-wise too. Now, not so much. A lot of them are in front of obviously student houses and, as I always claim, Bush supporters tend to be dummies and, well, this IS a second tier state university. We have our fair share of dummies here. :)
Getting back to the whole notion of polls, though, I should note that in the final weeks of the 2000 election, major polls showed Bush ahead of Gore by three to 13 points. Then Gore won the popular vote by more than 500,000. Kinda says something about how accurate polls actually are, doesn't it?