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FOX News/Opinion Dynamics Poll 1 November 04 Polling was conducted by telephone October 30-31, 2004 during the day and in the evenings. The total registered voter sample is 805 in Florida, 792 in Iowa, 814 in Ohio, and 802 in Wisconsin. There is subsample of 700 likely voters in each state, with a margin of error of +/- 3.7 percentage points. The registered voter sample has a margin of error of +/- 3.5 percentage points. VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AMONG LIKELY VOTERS Bush Kerry Nader (NS/Other) Florida 44% 49 1 6 Iowa 48% 44 1 7 Ohio 50% 47 na 3 Wisconsin 48% 45 1 6 1. 2. I'm going to read the names of some people. Please tell me whether you have a generally favorable or unfavorable opinion of each. If you've never heard of one, please just say so. (RANDOMIZE) SCALE: 1. Favorable 2. Unfavorable 3. (Can't say) 4. Never heard of Favor Unfav Can't Never able orable say heard George W. Bush Florida 30-31 Oct 04 LV 46% 49 5-22-23 Jun 04 RV 54% 40 6 - Iowa 30-31 Oct 04 LV 52% 45 3-21-22 Sep 04 LV 51% 45 4 - Ohio 30-31 Oct 04 LV 51% 45 4-17-18 Oct 04 LV 50% 45 5-21-22 Sep 04 LV 51% 44 5-22-23 Jun 04 RV 51% 44 5 - Wisconsin 30-31 Oct 04 LV 51% 45 4 - John Kerry Florida 30-31 Oct 04 LV 51% 44 5-22-23 Jun 04 RV 42% 43 11 4 Iowa 30-31 Oct 04 LV 47% 48 5-21-22 Sep 04 LV 50% 45 5 -

Favor Unfav Can't Never able orable say heard Ohio 30-31 Oct 04 LV 50% 46 4-17-18 Oct 04 LV 49% 46 5-21-22 Sep 04 LV 46% 47 7-22-23 Jun 04 RV 45% 44 10 1 Wisconsin 30-31 Oct 04 LV 48% 47 5-3. (FL, IA, WI) If the election for president of the United States were held today, would you vote for: (ROTATE) SCALE: 1. Republican George W. Bush 2. Democrat John Kerry 3. Independent candidate Ralph Nader 4. (Not sure/other) 5. (Would not vote) Bush Kerry Nader (NS) (Wldn t) Florida 30-31 Oct 04 LV 44% 49 1 6-22-23 Jun 04 RV 48% 38 3 10 1 Iowa 30-31 Oct 04 LV 48% 44 1 7-21-22 Sep 04 LV 48% 45 1 6 - Wisconsin 30-31 Oct 04 LV 48% 45 1 6-4. (OH only) If the election for president of the United States were held today, would you vote for: (ROTATE) 1. Republican George W. Bush 2. Democrat John Kerry 3. (Not sure/other) 4. (Would not vote) Bush Kerry (NS) (Wldn t) Ohio 30-31 Oct 04 LV 50% 47 3-17-18 Oct 04 LV 49% 44 7-21-22 Sep 04 LV 48% 45 6 1 22-23 Jun 04 RV 47% 43 8 2 5. Is there any possibility at all that you will change your vote for president or will you definitely vote for (insert candidate choice)? SCALE: 1. Possibility will change vote 2. Definitely will vote for candidate 3. (Not sure) Possibly Definitely Will Change Will Vote (NS) Florida 6% 92 2 Bush voters 5% 92 3 Kerry voters 5% 94 1 Iowa 5% 93 2 Bush voters 3% 96 1 Kerry voters 6% 91 3 Ohio 6% 92 2 Bush voters 7% 92 1 Kerry voters 4% 94 2 Wisconsin 8% 91 1 Bush voters 7% 92 1 Kerry voters 7% 93 -

5A. (Ask Bush supporters) Would you say that your vote is better described as a vote for George W. Bush or a vote against John Kerry? For Bush Against Kerry (Not sure) Florida 78% 17 5 Iowa 82% 16 2 Ohio 75% 17 8 Wisconsin 81% 14 5 5B. (Ask Kerry supporters) Would you say that your vote is better described as a vote for John Kerry or a vote against George W. Bush? For Kerry Against Bush (Not sure) Florida 46% 45 9 Iowa 59% 37 4 Ohio 59% 36 5 Wisconsin 59% 34 7 6. (FL only) If the election for U.S. Senate were held today, would you vote for: (Rotate) SCALE: 1. Republican Mel Martinez 2. Democrat Betty Castor 3. (Other/Not sure) 4. (Would not vote) Martinez Castor (NS/Othr/Wldn t) Florida 30-31 Oct 04 LV 41% 47 12 7. (IA only) (If 0b=2)If the election for U.S. Senate were held today, would you vote for: (Rotate) SCALE: 1. Republican Charles Grassley 2. Democrat Arthur Small 3. (Not sure/other) 4. (Would not vote) Grassley Small (NS/Othr) (Wldn t) Iowa 30-31 Oct 04 LV 67% 20 13-21-22 Sep 04 LV 63% 23 12 2 8. (OH only) If the election for U.S. Senate were held today, would you vote for: (Rotate) SCALE: 1. Republican George Voinovich 2. Democrat Eric Fingerhut 3. (Not sure/other) 4. (Would not vote) Voinovich Fingerhut (NS/Othr) (Wldn t) Ohio 30-31 Oct 04 LV 60% 30 9 1 17-18 Oct 04 LV 58% 28 13 1 21-22 Sep 04 LV 58% 30 11 1 9. (OH only) Issue 1 would amend the Ohio constitution so that the state recognizes only a union between one man and one woman as a valid marriage. Will you vote yes to approve the amendment or no to reject the amendment? SCALE: 1. Yes, to approve the amendment 2. No, to reject the amendment 3. (Will not vote on Issue 1) 4. (Not sure) Approve Reject (Not vote) (NS) Ohio 30-31 Oct 04 LV 55% 38 7-17-18 Oct 04 LV 58% 35 1 6

10. (WI only) If the election for U.S. Senate were held today, would you vote for: (Rotate) SCALE: 1. Republican Tim Michels 2. Democrat Russ Feingold 3. (Other/Not sure) 4. (Would not vote) Michels Feingold (NS/Wldn t) Wisconsin 30-31 Oct 04 LV 42% 56 2 11. Do you approve or disapprove of the job George W. Bush is doing as president? Approve Disapprove (DK) Florida 30-31 Oct 04 LV 44% 51 5 22-23 Jun 04 RV 52% 42 6 Iowa 30-31 Oct 04 LV 51% 44 5 21-22 Sep 04 LV 51% 46 3 Ohio 30-31 Oct 04 LV 49% 47 4 17-18 Oct 04 LV 50% 48 2 21-22 Sep 04 LV 49% 46 5 22-23 Jun 04 RV 51% 44 5 Wisconsin 30-31 Oct 04 LV 49% 46 5 12. Which one of the following issues will be most important to your vote for president? (ROTATE) Florida Iowa Ohio Wisconsin Terrorism/Homeland security 29% 19% 22% 22% The economy 20 21 21 20 Iraq 15 19 14 14 Health care or Medicare 12 10 12 13 Social Security 6 5 7 6 Abortion 4 8 8 7 Education 4 3 4 6 Taxes 1 2 3 3 Gay marriage 2 3 2 1 Stem Cell Research 1 2 1 2 (Not sure) 6 8 6 6 13. 16. Which candidate do you think would do a better job on the following issues? SCALE: 1. George W. Bush 2. John Kerry 3. (Both) 4. (Neither) 5. (Not sure) Economy Bush Kerry (Bth) (Nthr)(NS) B-K Florida 30-31 Oct 04 LV 42% 52 1 2 3-10 22-23 Jun 04 RV 43% 45 1 2 9-2 Iowa 30-31 Oct 04 LV 45% 46 1 3 5-1 21-22 Sep 04 LV 47% 48-1 4-1 Ohio 30-31 Oct 04 LV 43% 49 1 2 5-6 17-18 Oct 04 LV 45% 47 2 2 4-2 21-22 Sep 04 LV 45% 48-1 6-3 22-23 Jun 04 RV 41% 46 1 3 9-5 Wisconsin 30-31 Oct 04 LV 44% 48 1 2-4

The war on terrorism Bush Kerry (Bth) (Nthr)(NS) B-K Florida 30-31 Oct 04 LV 49% 42 2 2 5 +7 Iowa 30-31 Oct 04 LV 53% 37 2 3 5 +16 21-22 Sep 04 LV 54% 38 2 1 5 +16 Ohio 30-31 Oct 04 LV 54% 38 1 2 5 +16 17-18 Oct 04 LV 54% 39 2 1 4 +15 21-22 Sep 04 LV 54% 37 2 2 5 +17 Wisconsin 30-31 Oct 04 LV 52% 38 2 2 6 +14 Health care Bush Kerry (Bth) (Nthr)(NS) B-K Florida 30-31 Oct 04 LV 35% 54 1 4 6-19 Iowa 30-31 Oct 04 LV 42% 48 1 4 5-6 21-22 Sep 04 LV 38% 53-3 6-15 Ohio 30-31 Oct 04 LV 42% 50 1 2 5-8 17-18 Oct 04 LV 41% 50 1 3 5-9 21-22 Sep 04 LV 39% 51 1 2 7-12 Wisconsin 30-31 Oct 04 LV 38% 51 1 3 7-13 The situation in Iraq Bush Kerry (Bth) (Nthr)(NS) B-K Florida 30-31 Oct 04 LV 47% 44 1 3 5 +3 Iowa 30-31 Oct 04 LV 52% 40 1 2 5 +12 21-22 Sep 04 LV 52% 41-2 5 +11 Ohio 30-31 Oct 04 LV 51% 41 1 2 5 +10 17-18 Oct 04 LV 50% 43 1 2 4 +7 21-22 Sep 04 LV 52% 40 1 2 5 +12 Wisconsin 30-31 Oct 04 LV 50% 40 1 2 7 +10 17. Do you think it feels like the economy is getting stronger or not? Stronger Not Stronger (Not sure) Florida 30-31 Oct 04 LV 44% 51 5 22-23 Jun 04 RV 49% 36 15 Iowa 30-31 Oct 04 LV 44% 49 7 21-22 Sep 04 LV 44% 52 4 Ohio 30-31 Oct 04 LV 43% 51 6 21-22 Sep 04 LV 39% 55 6 22-23 Jun 04 RV 32% 58 10 Wisconsin 30-31 Oct 04 LV 45% 50 5

18. Do you think it is more important to stay in Iraq to win the war or get out of Iraq to end the war? Stay in Get out to win to end (Not sure) Florida 55% 37 8 Iowa 61% 27 12 Ohio 55% 35 10 Wisconsin 59% 32 9 19. - 21. Which presidential candidate (Bush or Kerry) do you think:(rotate) SCALE: 1. George W. Bush 2. John Kerry 3. (Both) 4. (Neither) 5. (Not sure) Bush Kerry (Bth) (Nthr)(NS) B-K Is a stronger leader? Florida 47% 43 2 3 5 +4 Iowa 50% 39 2 2 7 +11 Ohio 53% 41 1 1 4 +12 Wisconsin 50% 40 2 3 5 +10 Is more likely to keep his word? Florida 30-31 Oct 04 LV 46% 43 2 5 4 +3 Iowa 30-31 Oct 04 LV 50% 38 2 5 5 +12 21-22 Sep 04 LV 49% 38 2 5 6 +11 Ohio 30-31 Oct 04 LV 49% 40 2 5 4 +9 21-22 Sep 04 LV 48% 39 2 7 4 +9 Wisconsin 30-31 Oct 04 LV 48% 39 1 7 5 +9 Understands the average American better? Florida 42% 47 2 6 3-5 Iowa 42% 41 2 9 6 +1 Ohio 44% 45 1 6 4-1 Wisconsin 43% 45 1 7 4-2 22. In the days before the election do you plan to use a mail ballot, an absentee ballot or some other form of early voting? Yes No (NS) (Already voted) Florida 10% 52 1 37 Iowa 3% 64-33 Ohio 4% 83-13 Wisconsin 5% 78 1 16