Dems poll well against Bush

Oct. 14, 2003 | WASHINGTON (AP) -- Democrats match up well against President Bush in a new poll that highlights his vulnerability on Iraq and the economy.

The ABC News-Washington Post poll found that 49 percent of registered voters would support an unnamed Democrat and 44 percent would support Bush in a head-to-head matchup.

Among all adults, Bush, at 46 percent, and the Democrat, at 47 percent, were virtually tied. Bush led the Democratic candidate by 13 points among all adults in April; in August, he led by 8 points.

Bush trailed among independents by 6 points and among moderates by 14 points. He trailed among elderly people by 8 points.


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The poll goes on to say that Dean was supported by 17%, Gephardt 13%, and Clark 12%.

It is looking good. People are waking up!