Ohio poll: Bush tied with Kerry (today's Cinci Enquirer) [View All]

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Survey finds splits along lines of region, race, gender, age

By Carl Weiser
Enquirer Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON - President Bush and Democrat John Kerry are in a dead heat in Ohio, the state widely considered the most important in the race for the White House.

The University of Cincinnati's Ohio Poll released Friday showed Kerry at 46 percent and Bush at 44 percent, close enough to be within the poll's plus or minus 3.9 percentage-point margin of error.

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The split isn't just geographic: Kerry is more popular among women, Bush among men.

Young people 18 to 29 overwhelmingly support Kerry while Bush's top support is among those 45 to 64.

High school dropouts love Kerry; college graduates prefer Bush.

Don't you just love the choice of words in the last line pasted above?

More at: http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2004/03/27/loc_poll27.html