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A couple of Rasmussen polls.

The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey in Arizona shows a tight race with Hillary Clinton leading Barack Obama by five percentage points. Clinton attracts 46% of the vote while Obama earns 41%. Twelve percent 12% say they??d like to vote for so
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McCain Wins the Coverage Battle as Media Move to Anoint Him

McCain Wins the Coverage Battle as Media Move to Anoint Him Posted by Journalism.org on 05 Feb 2008 Tagged as: News, Obama, Hillary, 08 Election, Media Analysis, McCain The media??s coverage of the campaign last week seemed to reflect a growing cons
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Super Tuesday Primaries - Live Report - Updated

Is today is a big night or what? 22 states vote today to shortlist the nominees from the two main political parties for the US Presidential elections in November. Better known as Super Tuesday, today is the busiest day in the primary calender with near
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Oxford Internet Institute: Blogging and the US elections footnotes

It was truly a great honour to speak on Monday at the Oxford Internet Institute about Blogging and the US Elections. It was also slightly humbling to remember the differences between journalism and academic study. Journalists are trend spotters. We pa
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Seriously Swinging State - New York Times

I took a look at the crosstabs of the SurveyUSA poll I can??t seem to find them for Zogby ?? if any commenters can, please link!. Unfortunately, one of the ...Scott Galindez: Super Tuesday Preview Scoop.co.nz
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On McCain&39s Voting Coalition - RealClearPolitics

By this thinking, McCain would have lost South Carolina and maybe Florida if conservatives had coalesced around a single anti-McCain candidate. ...
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Candidates make final Super Tuesday push

AP - Sen. John McCain defended his conservative credentials Monday as rival Mitt Romney claimed he was true to core Republican values in the final push before Super Tuesday. Democratic Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton, locked in a tight race
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Obama&39s SC victory leads to &39Super Tuesday&39 - FinalCall.com

Most notably, according to a CNN exit poll, in South Carolina, Sen. Obama won 54 percent of the female vote to Sen. Clinton??s 30 percent. ...Reaching out. Can Obama avoid being the ???black candidate??? Financial Times
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Super Tuesday Snapshot: Obama Continues to Gain

Polls from Pollster.com. Super Delegates totals from Democratic Convention Watch: Super Tuesday Polls, Democrats State Polls Clinton Obama Delegates Delegates 4 258 171.5 2,025 to win Alabama 3 46.3% 42.7% 52 Arizona 2 44.0% 40.0% 56 Arkansas
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California Votes On Super Tuesday, Candidates Spin On Election Night

California Votes On Super Tuesday, Candidates Spin On Election Night There is much to watch tonight, but perhaps the hardest part to decipher for many voters will be the spin that some candidates will put on the outcome of California??s voting.? The b
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Thoughts for Tuesday.

Back in 2004, I spent a week canvassing African-American neighborhoods in West Virginia for John Kerry who is now, I??m proud to say, my senator, so I could hardly be called a fickle, anti-establishment, or disengaged young voter. I believe in the pri
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Eight Questions for Super Tuesday

Eight Questions for Super Tuesday Dan Balz of the Washington Post has another smart "Eight Questions" story out today previewing Super Tuesday and helping readers divine the import of the results. I was asked again to share my thoughts/answe
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Georgia Results: McCain, Obama lead

John McCain 31 Mitt Romney 29 Mike Huckabee 27 The race in Georgia seems to be following a very similar trajectory to Florida. When we polled this race in the middle of last week, Mitt Romney had a one point lead on McCain. And when we polled this race
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10 things to watch on Super Tuesday 2008 - Newsday

She was expected to dominate here and was comfortably ahead with double-digit leads prior to the South Carolina debacle. She has locked up most of the ...Bill Clinton courts black voters at Los Angeles churches San Jose Mercury News
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Final Super Tuesday Polls And Predictions

Polls from Pollster.com. Super Delegates totals from Democratic Convention Watch: Super Tuesday Polls, Democrats State Polls Clinton Obama Delegates P. Delegates 4 48 63 3,253 Alabama 4 44.8% 43.8% 52 Arizona 2 44.0% 40.0% 56 Arkansas 1** 57.0
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The Revised Outlook for Super Tuesday - National Review Online

I said last week, "a lot of folks figured this was Giuliani territory, but I found one poll giving it to Romney." Georgia: 72 delegates, winner take all 3 ...
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Utah Returns to AP Women&39s Hoop Rankings - The Associated Press

The Utes entered The Associated Press women&39s basketball poll at No. 20 on Monday, the first time they&39ve been among the Top 25 since the final poll of the ...
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Teach a Republican voter Monday

From Numbers USA: From: Roy Beck, President, NumbersUSA Half of Republican voters think McCain will stop illegal immigration??Give them the truth Monday DEAR OPPONENTS OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION, Today??s polls show John McCain still poised to win a l
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Polls Remain Close Prior To Super Tuesday But Obama Winning Kennedy Primary

Today??s Gallup Tracking Poll shows Clinton increasing to a four point lead from yesterday. The overall trend remains the same with Obama coming from far behind to being either tied or slightly behind. Other national polls show similar results. In add
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CLINTON, OBAMA, McCAIN, ROMNEY BATTLE COAST-TO-COAT

Voters in Georgia, where the first results are likely to emerge in today??s 24-state presidential nominating process, may provide clues to the outcome of the Super Tuesday primaries. When polls close at 7 p.m. New York time, one sign will be whether R
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Obama, Romney lead in California on Super Tuesday

By John Whitesides Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama surged to a big lead over Hillary Clinton in California hours before "Super Tuesday" voting began in 24 states, according to a Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby poll released on Tuesday, Febr
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All Souls to the Poll on Super Tuesday - Blackvoices

The question on everyone&39s mind is whether the results will look like Iowa, where Barack Obama won with a multiracial coalition, or South Carolina, ...
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Expert Gives Tips on Reading Polls - WXXI

He says the first thing is to look at who paid for the poll and who&39s behind the analysis of the poll results. Siegel says the numbers gathered by pollsters ...
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It&39s Super Tuesday. How Did We Get Here? - NPR

But here is Bill Clinton, following the South Carolina results, in which his remarks were seen as at best incredibly ungracious and at worst a form of ...Video: Super Tuesday: D-Day for Clinton and Obama RussiaToday
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How McCain&39s Resuscitated His Campaign - The Associated Press

He was running in single digits in the polls in Iowa and South Carolina, two early voting states, trailing even Fred Thompson, who hadn&39t entered the race. ...Mileposts in McCain&39s Bid for President The Associated Press
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Candidates make final Super Tuesday push

AP - Sen. John McCain defended his conservative credentials Monday as rival Mitt Romney claimed he was true to core Republican values in the final push before Super Tuesday. Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton, locked in a tight race, searc
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Romney Up 7, Obama 13 In Delegate Rich California

Ironically It's The Morman And The Black Man leading In Cali! WASHINGTON Reuters - Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama surged to a big lead over Hillary Clinton in California hours before "Super Tuesday" voting began in 24 states, a
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The Obama surge?

According to McClatchy, this is how it's looking as we head into tomorrow's great unknown. Massachusetts: Clinton has a substantial lead, but Obama has been narrowing the gap. New Jersey: Ditto, only make that Clinton had a substantial lead. Now it's
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