stevedasbach
10-14-2007, 06:41 AM
I found this comment on another site.
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/rawfisher/2007/10/24_hours_of_presidential_polit.html?hpid=news-col-blog
"Believe it or not, but over the past two weeks in conversations with my DC neighbors and residents who live on Capitol Hill, I found the following: out of 37 people who I know, talked to and are registered voters, not one has watched a single minute of any debate (Dem or GOP); not one person (male or female, black or white) said they are committed to any one candidate; people say they are too busy with kids, jobs, school or local neighborhood issues to be bothered with the Presidential race; most sort of have an idea who is running in both parties; all said it is too early to follow the candidates but all said they will vote in November 2008. It seems that this unscientific sampling supports your view that nothing has been decided and it is much too early to say anything is over. (None of the 37 work for Congress or either major Party.) "
These are the people responding to phone polls.
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/rawfisher/2007/10/24_hours_of_presidential_polit.html?hpid=news-col-blog
"Believe it or not, but over the past two weeks in conversations with my DC neighbors and residents who live on Capitol Hill, I found the following: out of 37 people who I know, talked to and are registered voters, not one has watched a single minute of any debate (Dem or GOP); not one person (male or female, black or white) said they are committed to any one candidate; people say they are too busy with kids, jobs, school or local neighborhood issues to be bothered with the Presidential race; most sort of have an idea who is running in both parties; all said it is too early to follow the candidates but all said they will vote in November 2008. It seems that this unscientific sampling supports your view that nothing has been decided and it is much too early to say anything is over. (None of the 37 work for Congress or either major Party.) "
These are the people responding to phone polls.