men vs women - and - educated vs less-educated

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Winfield Hill

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http://www.democracycorps.com/reports/analyses/The_Tale_of_Two_Gaps.pdf

"When one looks at the current state of the electorate, we see a gender gap
of 10 points: among men, Bush is ahead by 3 points; among women, Kerry is
ahead by 7 points. As we can see in the table below, the gender gap has
been cut in half compared to 2000 when the gap was a striking 23 points.

"On the other hand, there was no education in gap in 2000, just 2 points.
Essentially, Gore and Bush ran equally well with the college educated and
those without a college degree. But today, the education gap equals that
for the gender gap, 10 points. Bush is ahead by 2 points among the
non-college graduates, but Kerry is leading by 8 points with the college
educated voters."


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- Win

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Winfield Hill wrote...
http://www.democracycorps.com/reports/analyses/The_Tale_of_Two_Gaps.pdf

"When one looks at the current state of the electorate, we see a gender gap
of 10 points: among men, Bush is ahead by 3 points; among women, Kerry is
ahead by 7 points. As we can see in the table below, the gender gap has
been cut in half compared to 2000 when the gap was a striking 23 points.

"On the other hand, there was no education in gap in 2000, just 2 points.
Essentially, Gore and Bush ran equally well with the college educated and
those without a college degree. But today, the education gap equals that
for the gender gap, 10 points. Bush is ahead by 2 points among the
non-college graduates, but Kerry is leading by 8 points with the college
educated voters."
Click to expand...
Another interesting swing-state likely-voter poll, predicting a
Kerry win at the moment. http://www.electoral-vote.com/




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Thanks,
- Win

(email: use hill_at_rowland-dotties-org for now)
 
Jim Thompson wrote...
Winfield Hill wrote:

Winfield Hill wrote...

http://www.democracycorps.com/reports/analyses/The_Tale_of_Two_Gaps.pdf

"When one looks at the current state of the electorate, we see a gender gap
of 10 points: among men, Bush is ahead by 3 points; among women, Kerry is
ahead by 7 points. As we can see in the table below, the gender gap has
been cut in half compared to 2000 when the gap was a striking 23 points.

"On the other hand, there was no education in gap in 2000, just 2 points.
Essentially, Gore and Bush ran equally well with the college educated and
those without a college degree. But today, the education gap equals that
for the gender gap, 10 points. Bush is ahead by 2 points among the
non-college graduates, but Kerry is leading by 8 points with the college
educated voters."

Another interesting swing-state likely-voter poll, predicting a
Kerry win at the moment. http://www.electoral-vote.com/

Are you sure enough to place a money bet ?:)
Click to expand...
I did already, $2000. Gulp!


--
Thanks,
- Win

(email: use hill_at_rowland-dotties-org for now)
 
On 1 Nov 2004 13:36:29 -0800, Winfield Hill
<Winfield_member@newsguy.com> wrote:

Jim Thompson wrote...

Winfield Hill wrote:

Winfield Hill wrote...

http://www.democracycorps.com/reports/analyses/The_Tale_of_Two_Gaps.pdf

"When one looks at the current state of the electorate, we see a gender gap
of 10 points: among men, Bush is ahead by 3 points; among women, Kerry is
ahead by 7 points. As we can see in the table below, the gender gap has
been cut in half compared to 2000 when the gap was a striking 23 points.

"On the other hand, there was no education in gap in 2000, just 2 points.
Essentially, Gore and Bush ran equally well with the college educated and
those without a college degree. But today, the education gap equals that
for the gender gap, 10 points. Bush is ahead by 2 points among the
non-college graduates, but Kerry is leading by 8 points with the college
educated voters."

Another interesting swing-state likely-voter poll, predicting a
Kerry win at the moment. http://www.electoral-vote.com/

Are you sure enough to place a money bet ?:)

I did already, $2000. Gulp!
Click to expand...
Ooooooh! That's going to be hard to handle tomorrow night ;-)

...Jim Thompson
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Winfield Hill wrote:

Jim Thompson wrote...

Winfield Hill wrote:

Winfield Hill wrote...

Are you sure enough to place a money bet ?:)

I did already, $2000. Gulp!
Click to expand...
What are you whining about, comrade Hill. If Kerry wins, more taxpayer
dollars will be filched by fed-thugs who extort higher taxes for the
academia-government complex. If Bush wins, more tax dollars will be
borrowed and the currency inflated as government wastes more money on
the academia-government complex.

You and you're stinking Boleshevic Leeching employer will win either way.

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Scott Stephens wrote...
You and you're stinking Boleshevic Leeching employer will win either way.
Click to expand...
Then you'd better vote for Nader!


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Thanks,
- Win

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On Mon, 01 Nov 2004 15:08:50 -0700, Jim Thompson wrote:

On 1 Nov 2004 13:36:29 -0800, Winfield Hill
Winfield_member@newsguy.com> wrote:

Jim Thompson wrote...

Winfield Hill wrote:

Winfield Hill wrote...

http://www.democracycorps.com/reports/analyses/The_Tale_of_Two_Gaps.pdf

"When one looks at the current state of the electorate, we see a gender gap
of 10 points: among men, Bush is ahead by 3 points; among women, Kerry is
ahead by 7 points. As we can see in the table below, the gender gap has
been cut in half compared to 2000 when the gap was a striking 23 points.

"On the other hand, there was no education in gap in 2000, just 2 points.
Essentially, Gore and Bush ran equally well with the college educated and
those without a college degree. But today, the education gap equals that
for the gender gap, 10 points. Bush is ahead by 2 points among the
non-college graduates, but Kerry is leading by 8 points with the college
educated voters."

Another interesting swing-state likely-voter poll, predicting a
Kerry win at the moment. http://www.electoral-vote.com/

Are you sure enough to place a money bet ?:)

I did already, $2000. Gulp!

Ooooooh! That's going to be hard to handle tomorrow night ;-)
Click to expand...
Heck, Jim, you're a rich white guy. For you, two grand is a drop in
the bucket.

Or are you unwilling to put _your_ money where your nazi dupe mouth is?

Remember, Bush is a dangerous liar and mass murderer.
Would Jesus have you vote for the Antichrist?

Thanks,
Rich
 
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