From: kmoore@ncsc.org (Kevin Moore)
Subject: Re: State by State Poll Results
Reply-To: kmoore@ncsc.org (Kevin Moore)
Organization: North Carolina Supercomputing Center
Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 02:49:15 GMT

In article <1b4jpgINN33f@agate.berkeley.edu>, bks@alfa.berkeley.edu
(Bradley K. Sherman) writes:
 >
 >
 >Recent Poll results, ordered by number of electoral college votes.
 >
 >! == Candidate has lead of 10% or more. 
 >EV == Electoral College votes for that state (270 votes needed for victory).
 >
 >State  EV   Bush Clinton Perot   State  EV   Bush Clinton Perot
 >  CA   54    32     52!    9       NY   33    31     52!    8
 >  TX   32    40     35    14       FL   25    38     39    13    
 >  PA   23    29     47!   18       IL   22    26     46!    7
 >  OH   21    38     48!    6       MI   18    33     46!   10
 >  NJ   15    30     46!    6       NC   14    38     44    11
 >  GA   13    36     43    10       VA   13    39     33    11
 >  IN   12    34     33     4       MA   12    23     47!   16
 >  WA   11    29     46!   11       WI   11    36     43     9
 >  MO   11    32     45!   13       TN   11    34     46!    6
 >  MD   10    34     50!    6       MN   10    34     46!    9
 >  AL    9    41     38    13       LA    9    37     36    11
 >  AZ    8    31     36    17       KY    8    36     41     8
 >  CO    8    25     44!   18       CT    8    33     47!    9
 >  OK    8    23     47!   18       SC    8    41     39    10
 >  MS    7    39     37    11       OR    7    37     45     8
 >  IA    7    36     47!    9       KS    6    34     41    15
 >  AR    6    25     58!    6       NM    5    30     38    13
 >  WV    5    29     50!    5       NE    5    44!    34    12
 >  UT    5    48!    36     7       HI    4    21     48!   17
 >  ID    4    35     37    15       ME    4    30     44!   11
 >  NV    4    42     32    15       NH    4    27     38!    9
 >  RI    4    21     46!   12       MT    3    38     43    12
 >  DE    3    37     42    11       WY    3    34     28    23
 >  AK    3    35     36    18       ND    3    46!    36     8
 >  SD    3    30     37    15       VT    3    26     50!    9
 >  DC    3    17     71!    8
 >
 >Caveats: typos may exist; different sampling techniques, questions
 >and margins of error among the polls; many results are from Sept.,
 >before Perot re-entered.  In case of multiple polls, most recent
 >was used.
 >----
 >    --Brad Sherman

How is it that Clinton has no lead in Arkansas? Are they wiser
to this guy than the rest of the nation? After watching the debate today,
I could see why they call him Slick Willy. Everything was a draw on your
emotions. Perot and Bush were much better at not making me feel like he
was trying to pull one over on me. That does not even begin to discuss
what was said. I think Perot clearly came out ahead (though he has nothing
to lose and everything to gain from the anti-establishment crowd). I would
put Bush one up on Clinton. Clinton did nothing to shake the "you can't
trust me" label.

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