Presidential Polls

Some results from new polls on the presidential race. When results don't total 100 percent, the remainder either didn't know or refused to answer. <br><br>Suppose the election for president were

Saturday, October 7th 2000, 12:00 am

By: News On 6

Some results from new polls on the presidential race. When results don't total 100 percent, the remainder either didn't know or refused to answer.

Suppose the election for president were being held today and you had to choose between Al Gore and Joseph Lieberman, the Democrats; George W. Bush and Dick Cheney, the Republicans; Ralph Nader and Winona LaDuke, the Green Party candidates; and Pat Buchanan, the Reform Party candidate. For whom would you vote?

CNN-USA Today-Gallup

_Gore, 41 percent

_Bush, 48 percent

_Nader, 4 percent

_Buchanan, 1 percent

Newsweek

_Gore, 44 percent

_Bush, 43 percent

_Nader, 6 percent

_Buchanan, 1 percent

CNN-Time

_Gore, 45 percent

_Bush, 47 percent

_Nader, 4 percent

_Buchanan, 1 percent

The Time-CNN poll of 636 likely voters was taken Oct. 4-5. The Newsweek poll of 804 likely voters was taken Oct. 4-6 and the CNN-USA Today tracking poll of 725 likely voters was taken Oct. 4-6. All three polls had an error margin of 4 percentage points.