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April
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- What we having coming next week
- Kyl, Ensign looking weakest
- Brewer favored unless Arpaio runs
- A runoff in North Carolina?
- Breaking down the Crist shift
- 2012 GOP in Arizona
- McCain holds tenuous lead
- Giannoulias and Obama
- Low Knowledge about NC Candidates
- McCain's numbers plummet
- Arizona Senate Poll Preview
- Some hope for Democrats
- Goddard leads in Arizona
- Summing up the NC Senate race
- Marshall leads, Cunningham pulling closer
- Previewing Tomorrow's NC Senate Poll
- Arizona Governor Poll Preview
- LeMieux's Flaws
- Independents in NC
- Lynch under 50
- Palin and the GOP
- Party Unity and the Midterms
- Thoughts on the NC Senate Primary
- Enthusiasm in PA-12
- Penry more popular than Norton
- GOP strong in NH House races
- Mad at their party...
- Ayotte, Stephen lead NH primaries
- Romney up big in New Hampshire
- The Fall of Charlie Crist
- NC voters think they have higher taxes
- Ayotte up on Hodes
- Burns leads Critz 44-41
- PA-12 Poll Preview
- Looking more at Democratic enthusiasm
- NC supports offshore drilling
- Romney continues to lead
- More on Burr's numbers
- Very good news for Democrats in Georgia
- Republican Leaders Poll Illustration
- NC's Republican Leaders
- Congressional Poll
- Breaking down the Bunning endorsement
- Perdue back in decline
- Obama, GOP folks knotted up
- Dems best off if Crist stays in GOP
- Going Deeper in Pennsylvania
- Burr approval down
- Obama Approval and Repeal
- Obama/Bush Nearly Divided
- Republicans in Disarray
- Undecideds continue to dominate NC Senate race
- NC Senate Poll Preview
- And the finalists are...
- The Hawaii Special
- Taking your suggestions...
- Palin and Women
- Enthusiasm Gap Continues
- Romney up in Illinois and Pennsylvania
- The Senate Races Post-Health Care
- What might have been...
- Corruption in Illinois
- The 2012 Senate Picture
- GOP favored in Pennsylvania
- Brady leads in Illinois
- Thoughts on the Tea Partiers
- The Corzine Line
- Kirk moves ahead
- Toomey has small lead on Specter
- Previewing Tomorrow's Polls
- That Time of the Month...
- Obama Approval Shifts
- Little Change in the NC Political Landscape
- Indistinguishable Senate Delegations
- Missouri Politician Approval Ratings
- Shelby Safe
- Burr and Repeal
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