A look at 2004 voting patterns by age
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A look at voting patterns by age, from the 2004 presidential election:
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Some demographics and details of voter worries about the upcoming presidential election. The poll was taken Oct. 22-24 of 1,000 adults and 856 registered voters and has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3 percentage points for the whole sample, slightly larger for subgroups:
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Polarized voters, almost perfectly divided between the two parties &#151; and the balance of power hanging on hard-fought, expensive campaigns in a few key areas. It's the story line of the 2004 presidential election, but it's also playing out in the battle for power in state legislatures, where Democratic and Republican control has probably never been so evenly divided.
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The Associated Press-Ipsos poll on the presidential race is based on telephone interviews with 1,541 adults, including 1,273 registered voters and 944 likely voters, from all states except Alaska and Hawaii. The interviews were conducted Oct. 4-6 by Ipsos-Public Affairs.
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The Associated Press-Ipsos poll on the 2008 presidential race was conducted January 15-17, 2008 and is based on telephone interviews with a nationally representative random sample of 1,010 adults from all states. The sample included 471 people who identified themselves as Democrats or who lean toward the Democratic Party, and 359 people who identified themselves as Republican or who lean toward the Republican Party.
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The Associated Press-Ipsos poll on the 2008 presidential race was conducted Sept. 10-12, 2007 and is based on telephone interviews with a nationally representative random sample of 1,000 adults from all states except Alaska and Hawaii.
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After the 2004 election, evangelical Christians looked like one of the most powerful and cohesive voting blocs in America. Three years later their leadership is split along generational and theological lines. How did it all come apart?
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The Associated Press-Ipsos poll on the 2008 presidential campaigns was conducted July 9-11, 2007, based on telephone interviews with a nationally representative random sample of 1,004 adults, including 346 Republicans and 477 Democrats from all states except Alaska and Hawaii.
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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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(CPOD) Oct. 5, 2004 - The 2004 United States presidential election is tied, according to a poll by CBS News and the New York Times.
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Description: President Bush captures reelection in the 2004 presidential race, winning a majority of electoral votes and a margin of more than three and a half million popular votes.
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A sampling of youth outreach efforts in the presidential campaign:
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The big surprise of the 2004 election: For the most part, the voting went smoothly. By the close of polls across the country, despite heavy turnout, there were only scattered reports of equipment trouble and human error at the voting stations. And none were major.
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The Associated Press-Ipsos poll on the presidential election and its outcome is based on telephone interviews with 1,000 adults, including 856 registered voters and 670 likely voters, from all states except Alaska and Hawaii. The interviews were conducted Oct. 22-24 by Ipsos Public Affairs.
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Some views on the presidential campaign from voters in the Associated Press poll:
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2004 turned out to be a tough year for the predictors
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Some demographics and details about public opinion on the war in Iraq.