September 11, 2004--In the sixteen-Battleground States that are likely to determine the winner of Election 2004, President Bush and Senator Kerry are now tied at 47%. A week ago, coming right out of the Republican National Convention, the President was ahead, 48% to 45%.

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This data is based upon interviews conducted over the three nights ending September 10. Every night, Rasmussen Reports interviews 1,000 Likely Voters across the nation to create a three-day rolling average based upon 3,000 Likely Voters. Roughly one-third of all voters live in the sixteen Battleground States.

The 16-Battleground States are Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Missouri, Wisconsin, Arizona, Minnesota, Oregon, Iowa, Arkansas, Nevada, New Mexico, West Virginia, Maine, and New Hampshire.

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