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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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- Jack Bauer 22%, Jim Long 12%
- Busting at the seams
- Young Americans on the Right Track
- Richardson showing well in Iowa
- Immigration Revisited
- For your blogging pleasure
- New Presidential Poll
- Immigration, Smoking, and Gas Poll
- P.S. on Iraq issue
- Concern over War in Iraq and American Dissatisfact...
- Now, for a look at the Crosstabs...
- Hayes 45, Kissell 43
- Civitas Craziness
- Presidential Match-ups in NC Poll
- Civitas: First thoughts
- Sneak peek at tomorrow's results
- June Tracking Graphs
- Adults vs. Likely voters
- South Carolina results confirmed
- Rural voters key to NC-11?
- Hayes vs. Kissell poll?
- Poll Chatter
- Fred Thompson surging
- Schools could suffer in Wake of contradictions
- Auto polling
- Another poll shows NC supports smoking ban
- Iowa and South Carolina complete results...
- Pollster Profile: Rasmussen Reports
- Pollster Profile: MarketWise
- Itsabadidea strikes again
- Fred Thompson surges into the lead in NC
- Links!
- Iowa Revealed
- Our Friendly Neighbor to the South
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- New N&O Poll of Wake County
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