Reuters/Zogby International Exclusive
2004 Presidential Election
Daily Tracking and
Battleground State Tracking
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Zogby International will again begin daily national tracking, starting October 4th and running right through Election Eve, November 1st. The results of this polling will be available in daily reports starting October 7th.

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Zogby International's "2004 Election Tracking" goes behind the headlines to give you stats you won't hear on TV or read in the newspapers. We’ll answer the big questions on your mind—Not just who the voters are backing, but why and how much. We’ll give you a window into voter intensity—a key factor in what promises to be a political slug-fest. Most of all, though, we’ll give you piercing analysis that gets to the core issues that drive voters to the polls.

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Zogby Election 2004 subscribers will receive:

• Daily updates on the presidential race via a secure website, available October 7th through November 1st.
  
• The numbers behind the national tracking results and/or the tracking results in the ten major battleground states, including key senate races. (Only presidential race summaries will be free and available to the public on our web site.)
  
• Special demographic analysis: We break the numbers down by age, race, gender, income, religion, and other factors
  

PLUS: Receive special, tailor-made analysis from John Zogby himself of polls conducted exclusively for Reuters.

The first report for the Battleground States Tracking will be available on October 24th.

Each report will be 1200 completed respondents conducted over the telephone over a 3-day rolling basis—the most reliable polling available, and the kind of polling the two campaigns themselves are relying on.

Questions that will be asked:

• If the election for president were held today, for whom would you vote -Republican George W. Bush or Democrat John Kerry?
• If the election for president were held today, for whom would you vote - Republican George W. Bush, Democrat John Kerry, or Independent Ralph Nader?
• Overall opinion - George W Bush
• Overall opinion - John Kerry
• Overall opinion - Ralph Nader
• Overall, how would you rate President Bush's performance on the job?
• Do you think President Bush deserves to be re-elected, or do you think it is time for someone new?
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