The Washington Post finds that among likely voters Bush lead Kerry 51-46%. "But the president held only a 3-point advantage among all registered voters, down from 7 points in a Post-ABC News survey conducted before last week’s presidential debate." Also this: "The proportion of likely voters with a favorable view of Kerry grew from 39 percent immediately before the date to 47 percent in the latest poll. At the same time, the proportion of voters with an unfavorable of him dropped by 3 points to 42 percent. However, Bush still remains slightly more popular, with 53 percent of all likely voters saying they had a favorable impression of him."
And also note from the WaPo that Kerry is redeploying staff from Virginia, effectively ceding the state to Bush, to either Minnesota or Wisconsin, depending on need.
Not a good sign.
Kerry should redeploy out of Ohio, like Al Gore did in 2000. He is wasting his time and resources in what has quite plainly been a one-party state for the last decade.
Was the WPOST poll one of those that McAwful e-mailed all democrats to sign in to as soon as the debate was over?
Good old democrats - carrying ballot box stuffing into the internet age.