Who&#39;s ahead in the polls depends on the pollster
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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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President George W. Bush and Senator John Kerry remain tied in the Reuters/Zogby daily tracking poll of likely voters. Surveys by the Washington Post and CBS News/New York Times show the race a statistical tie.
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President George W. Bush led John Kerry by 5 percentage points among likely voters in a Washington Post daily tracking poll. A Reuters/Zogby International poll taken during the same period showed the candidates about even.
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HAMISH ROBERTSON: It seems that many voters will still be making up their minds as they enter the polling booth. And while the fortunes of both major parties could well lie with these undecided voters, just what will influence their vote remains unclear.
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Anxiety over the Bush administration&#39;s handling of Iraq and the economy may have voters in some states second-guessing who to send to the White House.
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Early results and projections better than opinion polls in recent days have suggested
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With six days to go until the New Hampshire primary, there are ties in poll results for the top candidates in both parties.
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KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine  - President Bush, who holds  a sizable lead in some polls, still appears to be vulnerable to  Democrat John Kerry among independent voters whose shifting  loyalties could determine the winner of the November election,  pollsters say.
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If you live and die by the polls and you are a John Kerry supporter youâve probably had a few near death experiences of late. Very few polls have shown John Kerry leading in the 2004 presidential race, and
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Three new opinion polls released Sunday showed US presidential election rivals George W. Bush and John Kerry still struggling to establish a decisive lead.
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Polls show a tight three-way contest in France's presidential race, with a centrist former education minister just a few points behind the two established candidates. But that's only half the story. Six weeks before balloting begins, at least 40 percent of those asked said they still don't know whom they want as president, leaving the race wide open.
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One headline this week blared: âBush leads by 8 points.â Another had Bush up by 3 percentage points. Three other national polls showed the presidential race in a dead heat.
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Opinion polls continue to put the British Labour Party well ahead of other parties, and the general expectation of the political pundits is that Prime Minister Tony Blair will win yet again when the general ...
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Rasmussen Reports - More than anything else, Fred Thompson&#39;s bounce in the polls last week highlights the extremely fluid nature of the race for the Republican Presidential nomination. Unlike their counterparts in the Democratic Party, there is absolutely no clear frontrunner for the GOP. In fact, as time has gone on, things have become ever less clear.
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Swing-state voters might want to let the answering machine screen their calls over the next several weeks -- President Bush or Sen. John Kerry could be on the line.
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This yearÃ¢ÂÂs election is awash with political polls, some of which can produce widely different outcomes Ã¢ÂÂ especially those Ã¢ÂÂownÃ¢ÂÂ polls that are conducted for candidates or political party organizations.
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The coalition may be in front in the latest poll but many voters are yet to make up their minds, while others may change their mind at the last moment, a leading pollster says.