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If voter turnout numbers in Michigan can be driven up by the Dems for Kerry the way they were for Gore in 2000, particularly in the City of Detroit, then I think he'll win there in a race that won't be as close as polls predict. Most polls underrepresent minority voters, and that's especially true in Michigan where many polling firms simply won't send their people into cities like Detroit and Flint (I know, I used to do this work there).
Minority turnout is key in most of the larger states on this list. That is, assuming that Republican state governments don't job the voting rolls in minority districts like they did in Florida.
Last edited by Al in NYC; August-12th-2004 at 11:14 AM.
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