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Among the likely voters George W. Bush is ahead of John Kerry by a 52% to 44% margin, which was same as in the last poll, conducted before the debates began. Among registered voters, George W. Bush has a 49% to 46% margin over John Kerry.

A Gallup poll was conducted to find who would better handle the different issues of terrorism, situation in Iraq, taxes, education, the economy and medicare. It was found that Bush would better handle the jobs of terrorism and Iraq situation, while Kerry would handle the remaining jobs better.

A Gallup poll that was conducted in three states showed that the contest between Bush and Kerry is close. The polls finds Kerry leading Bush by six points among likely voters in Iowa, Kerry trailing by three points in Wisconsin and both equal in Pennsylvania.

A Gallup poll was conducted to find the public opinion of John Kerry and George Bush. It was found that 57% of Americans are with favorable view of Kerry, and 52% of Bush.

A recent Gallup poll shows that Sen. John Kerry has a slight lead over President George Bush. While Kerry's approval ratings have increased Bush's ratings remain low.

The state poll indicates that President George W. Bush holds a solid lead over Sen. John Kerry in Florida and a slim lead in Iowa and John Kerry holds a slim lead in Pennsylvania as compared to George W. Bush. The Florida poll shows that George W. Bush leads John Kerry by 51% to 43% in Iowa George W. Bush holds a slim lead over John Kerry by 50%-46% and in Pennsylvania 50% supports John Kerry and 47% support George W. Bush.

The poll held on October 2004 revealed that 49% of likely voters sported John Kerry and 48% George W. Bush John Kerry's margins were 21 points after the first debate and 15 points after the second one.

A recent Gallup poll conducted in August 2004 revealed that among registered voters, Kerry leads by 52% to 42% compared with a 49% to 44% lead in July. Among likely voters, the poll shows Kerry with a slight lead over Bush 48% to 46%, compared with a 51% to 45% lead measured in July.

A Gallup poll was conducted to find whether Bush should or should not denounce the TV ads critical of Kerry's Vietnam service. It was found that a majority of Americans, 56%, say he should denounce the specific commercials, while 32% disagree.

A Gallup poll was conducted to find Catholic registered voter's preference for Bush or Kerry. It was found that they had a slight preference for Kerry by a 51% to 45% margin.