CBS/New York Times US Poll: Bush 47%, Kerry 47%
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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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President Bush held on to a slim  lead in an ABC News poll released on Sunday, getting 50 percent  of the vote against 46 percent of likely voters who supported  his opponent, Sen. John Kerry.
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President George W. Bush and John Kerry are tied in a CBS News poll and a Reuters/Zogby survey as they head into tomorrow&#39;s final debate.
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National polls that show George Bush and John Kerry running neck-and-neck in the race for the White House have been leading evening newscasts for weeks.
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President George W. Bush leads Senator John Kerry by 3 percentage points in the daily Reuters/Zogby poll. A Washington Post survey released yesterday showed the two candidates in a statistical tie.
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President Bush and John Kerry are in a near-tie in the final USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup poll before the 2004 election â- strong sign that this race, which has stayed
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US President George W. Bush and Democratic challenger John Kerry are statistically tied in a Newsweek poll, which last week showed Bush leading by 6 percentage points, and in a Reuters/Zogby tracking poll.
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WASHINGTON A new Gallup poll being released today gives President Bush a huge 14-point lead over challenger John Kerry. But that&#39;s sharply different from a Pew Research Center poll released just yesterday.
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President George Bush and Sen. John Kerry are tied, at 49 percent support among likely voters in 12 battleground states, USA Today reports.
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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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US President George W. Bush has outpolled Democratic challenger John Kerry by five points among likely Florida voters according to a CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll released Monday, while other polls indicated a tighter race.
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The latest round of polls in the US election race shows the presidential candidates more or less tied, with Democratic hopeful John Kerry trailing Republican president George Bush by two or three percentage points, a gap still within a margin of error.
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The latest New York Times/CBS News Poll, taken after the first debate, shows that John Kerry reassured many Americans of his ability to handle an international crisis.
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WASHINGTON  - Snap polls taken after the second US presidential election debate late Friday said Sen. John Kerry narrowly beat President George W. Bush.
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President Bush led Democratic nominee John Kerry by 6 percentage points in a TIME Magazine poll released on Friday, compared with an 11-point lead in a similar poll two weeks ago.
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A new Gallup poll puts President George W Bush 13 points ahead of challenger John Kerry in the US presidential race. The spread -- 55 to 42 per cent -- is among likely voters, Gallup said, and the poll was conducted between 13-15 September.
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Voters hold a critical view of President Bush's record, but they have reservations about Senator John Kerry, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News Poll.