By THEO EMERY, Associated Press Writer
BOSTON - With polls showing a narrowing gap between President Bush and Sen. John Kerry, independent candidate Ralph Nader said Sunday that he planned to continue campaigning in key battleground states in the final month of the presidential election. _
In a Newsweek poll, the first taken since the debate Thursday night, Kerry was running even with Bush after having trailed him in the same survey last month. A Los Angeles Times poll of debate viewers showed favorable perceptions of Kerry rose 5 percent, but the survey of 725 registered voters indicated little change in overall backing for Kerry and Bush.
The Times poll, which had a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points, was released for Sunday's editions.
The Newsweek poll showed Kerry had the support of 47 percent and Bush 45 percent, with Nader at 2 percent.
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An October Surprise for Kerry: Nadar to Hit Swing States
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