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(2004-02-19) -- A new CNN-USA Today poll reveals that if the presidential election were held today, most Americans would not vote for any candidate.
About 95 percent of a representative sample of 1,295 registered voters said that if the election were held today, they would not even go to their voting precinct.
Here's a breakdown of the results:
-- 48% said, "I usually vote before work, and it's too late for that now."
-- 32% said, "I have not yet devoted enough study time to the issues and candidates."
-- 15% said, "I'm on the national Do-Not-Call registry, get lost."
The other five percent were equally divided between George W. Bush and "that Democrat named John."
The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus nine months.
About 95 percent of a representative sample of 1,295 registered voters said that if the election were held today, they would not even go to their voting precinct.
Here's a breakdown of the results:
-- 48% said, "I usually vote before work, and it's too late for that now."
-- 32% said, "I have not yet devoted enough study time to the issues and candidates."
-- 15% said, "I'm on the national Do-Not-Call registry, get lost."
The other five percent were equally divided between George W. Bush and "that Democrat named John."
The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus nine months.
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