"MORE voters feel Dean has the right temperment to be President than Kerry."
The question was not who has the better temperament. It was does Dean. So it is not possible to conclude that the electorate felt that Dean has a better temperament than Dean.
It would be like asking a question of people. Do you consider Kerry a good man? Then if the majority says yes, you say that the results show that the voter think that Kerry is a better man than Dean. Same thing is being done with the statement. "MORE voters feel Dean has the right temperment to be President than Kerry."
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