Polls tracking the presidential election of 2004 showed that
A)Bush lead by a clear margin from start to finish.
B)Kerry lead by a clear margin until just a week before election day.
C)the race was "too close to call" during much of the campaign.
D)voter turnout would be extraordinarily high.

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Polls tracking the presidential election of 2004 showed that the race was "too close to call" during much of the campaign, with both candidates fluctuating in popularity from week to week. However, in the end, Bush won the election by a clear margin in the Electoral College, even though the popular vote was much closer. Therefore, choice C is the best answer. Choices A, B, and D are incorrect because they do not accurately reflect the polling data or election results.

Polls Tracking the Presidential Election of 2004 Showed That