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Yes No
All 48 46
Men 52 43
Women 44 49
Dem 31 60
Rep 74 20
Ind 45 52
18-29 43 52
30-44 45 49
45-59 51 44
60+ 55 38
1st CD 45 50
2nd CD 51 42
http://www.dailykos.com/story/…
The forces of bigotry have a 2-point lead, but it’s within the margin of error. This thing is statistically tied. It’s a toss-up. It’s a battle between the side who can best bring out its supporters to the polls. And it’s a battle to persuade that tiny percent of undecideds to vote for equality. In fact, millions will be spent by both sides to bring that 6 percent home. You can help the “no” side protect marriage equality by contributing here
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Very encouraging to see independents supporting gay marriage by 7 points.
Question: do you think that the confusing nature of the ballot language (no for gay marriage, and yes against) will end up playing a factor?
Too bad, the older you get, the higher the turnout rate, especially in an election when Obama isn’t on the ballot.
Also, what’s the difference between the two congressional districts?
McCain briefly convinced himself he could win Maine’s 2nd and get one more electoral vote in case the vote total was close. [chortle]
and the heirs of Arthur Guiness appreciated the outcome on that one. 🙂
74% percent of Republicans are opposed. Even in state like Maine where they elect two RINO senators.
We are seeing a lot of ballot lang misunderstanding. It is always that way when you have to vote no to protect something.
Is this an absentee ballot election?