perhaps. but they are sure taking liberties with the scale of the graphs. Most of the differences are 2-4 % points, well within the margin of error on a exit poll, generally.
Yup... the data might be real but the graphs aren't 'real graphs' as far as my 7th grade jr high teacher would be concerned. He was a real stickler about that sort of thing.
I can't speak for the specifics of the polls you linked, but I know most, if not all, respected polling data companies had Kerry set to win the elections. It's just one more marker in the pool of red flags that say Bush didn't actually win the 2004 election - and that something seriously corrupt happened instead.
That's and the fact that Bill O'Reilly was acting like a centerist for two months before Novemeber 2004...
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Date: 2005-07-04 03:59 pm (UTC)That's and the fact that Bill O'Reilly was acting like a centerist for two months before Novemeber 2004...