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- A group Obama's having trouble with
- Quick Thought on South Carolina
- Christie leads Corzine
- McCrory in the 8th District?
- More on Burr
- New Jersey Preview Stat
- Moderates and Party ID
- Coming next week...
- Looking at North Carolina's Moderate Republicans
- Poor Gerald Ford
- Signs of GOP strength with independents in NC
- Our low Obama approvals
- More on Burr Polling
- Senate Delegation Approval Ratings
- Updated Senate Approval Chart
- Ohio Approval Ratings
- Ideology along generational lines in North Carolina
- Palin: the moderate choice?
- Democrats strong in Ohio Senate race
- Burr on the attack...against us
- More on the Williams/Krzyzewski Poll
- Divergent Polls in Ohio
- Strickland Vulnerable
- Voters' top priorities shift
- Obama popularity at lowest in NC
- Next week...
- More on the Burr poll saga
- Dubious Company for Perdue
- Krzyzewski popular, though not as much as Williams
- Burr talks out of both sides of his mouth
- Hard to know what Perdue should do
- Obama still solid looking forward
- Who Doyle needs to win over
- NC voters high on Hunt, down on Easley
- Davis, Obama, and the White Vote
- Wolves fans were ready for McHale to go
- Burr's Republican Problem
- More on the Wisconsin Supreme Court
- Kissell not among top GOP targets
- Feingold in good shape
- NC voters ok with higher taxes...if someone else p...
- Perdue approval drops further
- Proof that Doyle's in bad shape
- NC voters itching for change
- Divergent Wisconsin Polls
- Doyle in Trouble
- You just can't win...
- Coming up...
- Edmondson starts out stronger but...
- Unions in North Carolina
- More on the Endorsements Poll
- Special Interests and the General Assembly
- Ideology in the South
- Interesting Trend in Public Finance Responses
- Those liberals at Civitas...
- Some lessons from the Virginia results...
- Alabama Governor looks competitive
- Some thoughts on Virginia...
- Gubernatorial Legacies
- Election Day Nuggets in Virginia
- Our Updated Governor Approvals
- Alabama Approvals
- Erskine...
- Turnout and Virginia
- Burr Sensitivity
- A remarkable figure
- Deeds takes strong lead
- Final Virginia Poll
- Looks like a tight race in Virginia...
- Coming next week...
- How Marshall Polled
- Something I don't totally understand
- Women and African Americans key in Virginia
- A big problem for NC Republicans
- Why Terry Dropped
- NC tepid on Sotomayor Confirmation
- Stiller's Resignation
- More WaPo Silliness
- Electability in Virginia
- Burr coverage off the mark
- If Shuler runs for the Senate...
- West Virginia Results Show Conflicting Views
- Virginia Candidates Basically Tied
- Virginia Poll Tomorrow
- More on Sin Taxes
- Obama not popular in WV, state officials are
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Questions or Comments?
3 comments:
10pm getting anxious
Definitely up by 11, probably a little earlier.
I guess you guys don't want any press coverage tomorrow. You're missing the deadlines!!
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