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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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September
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- Council of State Numbers
- We've been here before
- McCrory takes lead
- Obama takes a small lead in Florida
- Your Florida Clue
- Hagan expanding lead
- The Declining Popularity of Sarah Palin
- Obama takes the lead in North Carolina
- North Carolina Poll
- McHenry is wrong
- Florida
- Colorado's Swing Voters
- Wake County: Statewide Races
- Wake County Poll: Commissioners
- Suburban Independents in North Carolina
- Provincialism and the Governor's Race
- New Mexico's Swing Voters
- Obama, McCain, and Financial Stress
- Colorado Senate
- Colorado Poll
- Colorado Clue
- New Mexico Senate
- New Mexico President
- Council of State: Gains for Democrats
- NC Governor: Pretty Much the Same
- NC Senate: Hagan up 5
- Economy drives NC race into tie
- New North Carolina Poll
- I disagree
- Virginia: Suburbs will decide
- Persuadables in Ohio
- The Ballot
- Coming up...
- Palin's effect in Virginia
- White, Rural Democrats in North Carolina
- Diverging Virginia Polls
- Yes!
- Virginia President/Senate Poll
- Ticket Splitters in Focus
- Ohio: Palin Effect
- Ohio Poll
- Under the Dome Bias
- The Plan
- Exit Polls and Party ID
- Civitas Governor
- Black Voters in North Carolina
- Research 2000 NC Poll
- Civitas confirms PPP
- Convention Effects
- Colorado: VP Effect
- Colorado President
- Odds and Ends
- Ding Ding Ding
- NC Governor
- NC Senate
- NC President
- More on the SurveyUSA poll
- SurveyUSA NC Poll
- Florida Senate 2010
- Florida President
- Palin's effect in Michigan
- Michigan President/Senate
- Elon Poll Preview
- Sarah Palin
- Next Week
- What Bev needs to do
- Congress tabs from Democracy Corps
- More from the Democracy Corps Poll
- Democracy Corps Poll
- McCrory, Obama, and Charlotte
- NC 8: Good news for Obama and Hagan, not for Perdue
- NC 8: Hayes continues small lead
- People lie to pollsters
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