CBS News/NYT (3/10-3/14) 46% 38% 7% Bush +8
CBS News (2/24-2/27) 46% 47% - Kerry +1

net shift to Bush even, shift to Kerry -9

ARG (3/9-3/11) 42% 48% 2% Kerry +6
ARG (2/17 - 2/19) 46% 48% - Kerry +2

net shift to Bush -4, shift to Kerry even

TIPP/IBD (3/8-3/11) 45% 40% 6% Bush +5
TIPP/IBD (3/1-3/7) 41% 44% 6% Kerry +3

net shift to Bush +4, shift to Kerry -4

CNN/Gallup/USAT(3/5-3/7) 44% 50% 2% Kerry +6
CNN/Gallup/USAT(2/16 - 2/17) 43% 55% - Kerry +12

net shift to Bush +1, shift to Kerry -5

Fox News/Op Dyn (3/3-3/4) 44% 44% - TIE
Fox News/Op Dyn (2/18-2/19) 45% 45% - TIE

AP/Ipsos (3/1-3/3) 46% 45% 6% Bush +1

NPR( 2/26, 2/28-29, 3./1) 47% 45% - Bush +2

Pew Research (2/24-2/29) 44% 48% - Kerry +4

Newsweek (2/19-2/20) 45% 48% - Kerry +3

Rasmussen (3/16-3/18) 47% 43% - Bush +4

NBC/WSJ (3/6-3/8) 45% 43% 5% Bush +2

ABC News/WP (3/4-3/7) 44% 48% 3% Kerry +4

In the polls that are reporting for the second time, Bush is up 1 point overall and Kerry is Down 16. 15 of the points went to undecided or a candidate other than Bush.

The polls that are quoted only once show no shift but Kerry is +11 vs Bush +9

Make of it what you will.