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- The Problem With Exit Polls
- Maybe somebody can answer this question for me: All of us are bombarded with exit polls, and all of us know that they can be ...
- Categories: Polls
- 4 Comments
- Is "Congress" a Four-Letter Word?
- Wow, that was some debate! No, not the presidential debate -- I am, of course, referring to the Indiana gubernatorial debate. Democrats Jim Schellinger and ...
- Categories: Polls , State Offices
- 6 Comments
- Torturing the Truth
- One consistent public relations response of the Bush administration when bad news leaks out is to deny the accuracy of the story and then later, ...
- Categories: National Politics , Polls
- 6 Comments
- Bloomberg Leads Paterson, Paterson Leads Giuliani
- John Zogby has some intriguing results from hypothetical matchups in the 2010 New York gubernatorial race: If the election for NY Governor were held today and ...
- Categories: Local Offices , Polls , State Offices
- Good News and Bad News for Charlie Crist
- The bad news for Florida Gov. Charlie Crist, from a Quinnipiac University poll: Florida Gov. Charlie Crist's job approval rating has dropped to its lowest ...
- Categories: Polls , State Offices
- 2 Comments
- Rendell More Likely to Support Clinton Due to Rendell's Support for Clinton
- I got a kick out of this item from the Pennsyltucky Politics Blog: If you've ever shaken your head and wondered who the heck pollsters ...
- Categories: National Politics , Polls , State Offices
- 2 Comments
- Notes From All Over
- Here's some of the news I missed during a few days off from blogging. Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter defends his support of Hillary Clinton: "There ...
- Categories: Local Offices , National Politics , Polls , State Offices , Voting Process & Voting Rules
- Undecided Leads in North Carolina Governor's Race
- Poor Undecided -- he always starts out so strong in the polls, but he never wins an election. The Charlotte Observer has a new poll ...
- Categories: Polls , State Offices
- Indiana Barnburner
- Jill Long Thompson is a former member of Congress with name high name recognition. But Jim Schellinger, her Democratic primary opponent in the race for ...
- Categories: Polls , State Offices
- Nixon Leads
- In the Missouri gubernatorial race, the latest poll has Attorney General Jay Nixon, a Democrat, ahead of both of his likely Republican opponents.
- Categories: Polls , State Offices
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