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The Wall Street Journal ranked PPP as one of the top swing state pollsters in the country last year. (11-6-08 WSJ)
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The Wall Street Journal ranked PPP as one of the top swing state pollsters in the country last year. (11-6-08 WSJ)
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- Talking (Re: spinning) About Politics
- Crosstabbing across regions
- New Around Here
- Polling poses problems for reporters
- Media Critics Corner
- Slavery Apology -- in Alabama
- Charlotte-Mecklenburg favors potential school bond
- NC Hurricane Survey Results
- More on hurricane preparedness
- Easley: "Hurricane Preparedness Week"
- Daily Kos readership unleashed
- Under the Dome's take on our poll
- No surprise: Hillary is the least popular Democrat...
- Elizabeth Dole vs. Roy Cooper
- OLF is a done deal in the public's mind
- Civitas Poll is out
- Civitas Poll comes out today
- Polling Websites: Pollingreport.com
- More on the Civitas Poll
- N&O takes on the Civitas Poll
- Pollster Profile: The Kitchens Group
- Favorite Son John Edwards
- Combining Polls March-May: CORRECTION
- Ron Paul for President
- Who's talking about the poll?
- Tracking Bev Perdue vs. Richard Moore
- Combining Polls March-May
- Where did Thompson's support come from?
- Fred Thompson makes a splash in NC primary poll
- Bush approval at an all-time low
- Wake County Schools: Bond in 2007?
- Rudy Giuliani won?
- Dorothea Dix Park
- Mark Penn, Hillary Clinton and North Carolina
- Pollster Profile: Jan van Lohuizen
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