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- Council of State Numbers
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- The Declining Popularity of Sarah Palin
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- Obama, McCain, and Financial Stress
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- Council of State: Gains for Democrats
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- Yes!
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Questions or Comments?
6 comments:
TEASE!
SUSA's latest VA poll has Obama up 50-46...
http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=c3b77d5f-0d1a-4f6e-b195-ae05355e8eb8
(via Pollster.com)
Rasmussen's VA poll today shows it tied at 48 a piece down from a 2 pt lead last week of 49 M to 47 O.
One question Tom. I know that large sections of Ohio experienced power outages on Sunday due to the remanants of Hurricane Ike. Did this affect your ability in conducting the Ohio poll?
*crosses fingers for Obama*
Tom
When you say "each of them" do you mean that one poll is good for Obama and one is good for McCain or do you mean that both polls are good for one of the candidates?
If it's one each then the evidence would suggest Obama up in VA and McCain up in OH.
Please, focus on Colorado, Michigan and PA every week. Now rasmussen has McCain up by 2 in Colorodo AND tied in PA. If Obama wins all of these 3 states, he wins the election because if he wins Colorado, directly he wins NM.
COLORADO, PA AND MICHIGAN PLEASE.
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