Are the polls wrong about Kucinich?
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December 2003
Rob Kall OpEdNews.com
'Second, telling people things are already set discourages
people from voting and participating in the democratic process. The
winner of past elections has been 'nobody'-- more people have
chosen not to vote than to support anybody. President Bush was
elected by 17% of the public.
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Here's how the numbers look for the leading candidates:.
The stats represent the 'reach per million' people on the
internet. The June 25th numbers represent the day and week stats
the day before the Moveon.org primary.
Going by these statistics, interest in Kucinich has begun
strongly ramping up. Clark's numbers remain static.
Why the jump in stats for Kucinich? Claudia Slate, virtual
outreach coordinator (a member of the Kucinich internet leadership
team) answered, 'We're working hard, Dennis is the only one with a
plan to fix the economy, and get the troops out of Iraq, and Dennis
has a plan for drug reform that does not fill jails with people who
have minor drug offenses and he's got a plan to save American jobs,
starting with getting rid of NAFTA and the WTO.'