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[Nicholas_J]

Is also stateing that Kerry is either at a dead heat with Bush in many polls is ahead in a number of them, and that in some polls the gap between Kerry and Bush is growing in Kerrys favor:

http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000087&sid=auYHujefjAZw&refer=top_world_news

Another article I recently read suggested that Bush's recent increase in Florida in the Mason Dixon Poll may reverse soon as the Mason Dixon polling was finished just before the recent crisis in Iraq started, and that in the ARG poll which has been done since that, Kerry and Bush are in a dead heat again in Florida with Kerry 1 point ahead of Bush in that poll.

Also Kerry has a double digit lead among Hispanics both nationally and in Florida and Bush has been trying to court Hispanics in Florida since that poll, but on Monday, Hnry Cisneros is coming to Orlando (Bush is doing better in Florida North of Orlando), to go over all of Bush's broekn promises to Hispanics, along with a number of Hispanic Florida Legislators:

Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Henry Cisneros, Congressman Raul Grijalva (D-AZ), Florida State Representative Bob Henriquez, Los Angeles City Councilman Antonio Villaraigosa, and Democratic National Committee Hispanic Outreach Director Nelson Reyneri will participate in the call.

http://releases.usnewswire.com/GetRelease.asp?id=106-04092004

While Miami has a heavily Cuban Hispanic population, Kerry appeal to 7 out of 10 hispanics who are older than 65, including Cubans who have for years voted Republican due to memories of the "Bay of Pigs"

The I-4 Corridor which Orlando is in the center of has a realtively high non-Cuban Hispanic population and Kerry is also ahead of Bush in that area among Hispanics, so Kerry's hispanic supporters are going into action on the same day that Bush is supposed to attempt to start courting Hispanics in Orlando.