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Not at all, polls always learn right in the US. Gallup counts republicans 8 to 6 because they consider them to be more likely to vote. When they say a poll of "likely voters", that's what they mean. They had Bush up 8 points overall going in to 2000 and he lost the popular vote. They also do not count newly registered voters, which the democrats are signing up in record numbers. Bush has very little chance of winning an honest election, but with the Es and S and Diebold voting machines counting some swing states, who knows what's going to happen.
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