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- Davis and the Health Care Bill
- GOP leads in Alabama
- Huck up in Missouri and Alabama
- Blunt under 50%
- Responding to Tim James
- Repeal in Alabama and Missouri
- Byrne, Moore lead the way for Republicans
- Davis ahead in primary
- Blunt takes the lead
- Missouri Poll Preview
- Wake Schools Poll
- Obama in Ohio
- Opposition to McHenry proposal
- Candidates matter
- Brown and Nelson upside down
- Romney up in Ohio and Wisconsin
- We're polling Alabama next week
- Repeal Polling
- E-Mail of the Day
- Obama in North Carolina
- Republicans lead in Wisconsin Gov race
- Portman with a small lead
- Tough Times for Dems in the Midwest
- Politics of Repeal
- Kasich leads in Ohio
- Feingold continues to lead Thompson
- And the finalists are...
- Wisconsin Poll Preview
- Political Fallout of the Health Care Vote
- The Politics of Road Money in NC
- A health care bump for Obama?
- Taking Suggestions
- Perdue's monthly numbers
- More on Health Care
- Romney leads tight Republican race
- Looking at the big tent
- Mixed Messages on Health Care
- A third party?
- The 2012 Poll
- Obama's Decline
- The Monthly Burr Checkup
- Health Care support on the rise
- Generic Congressional Numbers
- Support for Health Care up
- Tough numbers on health care
- North Carolina Primaries
- Florida on its Governors
- The GOP Senate Contenders
- The Colorado Primaries
- Health Care Polling
- McCollum favored
- Colorado Senate tied
- Gubernatorial Approval Ratings
- More thoughts on Florida
- Romney up in Colorado, Florida
- Colorado and Florida Poll Schedule
- Obama and Independents
- Snowe and Crist
- Hickenlooper starts out ahead
- Crist's Conundrum
- Black Tuesday?
- Undecideds in North Carolina
- Crist down big
- Crist Poll Preview
- Lincoln and Lieberman
- Senate Approval Ratings
- Taking suggestions...
- The Deeds Parallel
- The Political Calculus in NC
- Independents and 2010
- Notes from Oklahoma-2
- More Politics of Health Care
- Palin struggling in the South
- Huckabee up in Georgia
- Oxendine leads early
- The Battle of the Perdues
- Boren looks safe
- Barnes leads in Georgia
- What now for Hutchison?
- The Most Vulnerable Republicans
- Texas and the Tea Partiers
- Isakson Vulnerable?
- Beyond Texas...
- This week's poll schedule
- Romney has the momentum right now
- NC's Anti-Incumbent Mood
- Obama's Drop
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2 comments:
Data-nerd Nate Silver already came to the same conclusion: Palin's strength is not in the south. Besides, the relevant tests will still be IA and SC (NH would likely go for Romney). Both IA and SC are expected to be stronger Palin states than NC or GA or TX or NM.
If Palin has momentum from IA and SC she will have more success in the south. SC looks more favorable for her than GA or TX or NM anyway.
http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/2010/02/first-look-at-palins-primary-math.html
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