
being determined as having already voted or likely to vote. People who say they have already voted make up 42% of the sample.
Generally SurveyUSA is a horrible pollster, so I don't put much stock in this poll (or the three previous polls). I would lso note that the lead for the forces of equality is within the margin of error. However, it does feel better to be in the lead rather than behind!
Interestingly, the internals now show that the African-American vote is now tied at 45%-45% with 9% undecided (a very different picture from the 58% Yes-38% No which so excited conservative gay blogger Andrew Sullivan and who MadProfessah debunked a few weeks ago). Again, the sample size is 7% of the total and thus has a huge margin of error. According to SurveyUSA, the Latino community is now favoring Proposition 8 by a margin of 50% Yes to 46% No. They make up 22% of the latest sample. The API/"other" community now oppose Proposition 8 by a 20 point margin, 59% to 39% but they make up 12% of the sample.
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The election night party for No On 8 will be held at the Music Box theatre in Hollywood, nearly across the street from the Pantages theatre. Starts at 6pm. Take the subway if you can.
See everyone there!
Make sure your votes are counted and your fingers crossed!
I DON'T SEE HOW LETTING GAY PEOPLE GET MARRIED IS BOTHERING ANYONE LET THEM BE PROP 8 DOES SEEM LIKE DISCRIMINATION LIKE THEIR FREEDOM IS BEING STEPPED ON
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