Who will win USA Elections 2004. Please don’t be biased while making your choice. You may want President Bush to win but if, at this point, your political sense tells you that senator Kerry will be the winner, click for kerry and vice versa. .In other words, this poll is not about who should win the election but it is about who will win given today’s political scenario.
Lets see how shrewd we guppies are (politically).
Alas...
I want Kerry to win but I think Bush might :(
I don't care who wins they both anti muslim leaders with agenda to neutralise islam and just for the record they will fail!
Bush by almost the same margin as is being cooked in the polls..
There should be one more option 'not sure'! no?? Because most of american public is unsure and so are most of the people all over the world
Having said that the real poll will be on Nov 2, but here is why I voted for Kerry in this particular question/poll.
Like the most of the world and most of us on GS, I always wanted to see Bush kicked out of White House (despite of not liking Kerry as the strongest Dem candidate). But since the beginning of this campaign back in July it seemed very clear that there is no way this 'weak democrat' can defeat this 'war president'. But recently, may be 4 days ago when Kerry had a ball in Ohio, Penn and Florida and it seems like the first two will fall for Dems and FL will be a tie. That is according to the polls (and polls are polls ofcourse! not the real numbers), but still, now we can say this elections are 'real close'. As close as 2000 were and with Clinton and Gore jumping into Kerry's bus, his chances to kick Dubya's butt are more brighter than ever.
this poll is fake.. 
Sent my absentee ballot past Wednesday… 
Not fair. I cast my early ballot in Gupistan's Poetry Precinct.
"Count Every Vote. Count Every Vote."
The minority vote could be a decisive factor on who becomes the next President of the United States. :k:
US polls: S-Asians begin to flex their muscle’](http://www.expressindia.com/fullstory.php?newsid=37628) Express India, 25 Oct 04
As US Presidential election day approaches, the 2.5 million-strong South Asian community, including tens of thousands in each of the crucial battleground states of Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan, is beginning to flex its political power.
US Muslim groups support Kerry](http://www.middle-east-online.com/english/?id=11648) Middle East Online 22 Oct 04
I need a paper slip for the vote, other wise this is all fake, see you in court.
it seems to me that the political shrewdness of guppies is sensing Bush's victory despite the fact that majority of guppies do not want him to win....interesting observation… lets wait for November 2nd…
Currently, the poll is tied 18-18, which corelates very closely to the national polls conducted on the same topic... so proves that the race is "Too Close To Call".
Bush was winning until some one jacked the votes here with their multiple nicks.
I DEMAND Nader be put in the poll. Otherwise it is nothing but “partisan hackery” 
*The war in Iraq is pushing more undecided voters to Senator John Kerry than to President George W. Bush, according to a poll by the Pew Research Center. *
Iraq Turns More Undecided Voters to Kerry Than Bush, Pew Says](http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000087&sid=aUBx1GrKbDyA&refer=top_world_news) Bloomberg 27 Oct 04