time-blog.com - 10/24/2008
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A new CNN/Time poll (Oct. 19-21), conducted by Opinion Research in five states won by Pres. Bush in 2004, shows Obama leading in the four considered battleground states. McCain leads in West...
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Poll Gives Obama 8-Point Va. Lead
crooksandliars.com - 10/23/2008
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CNN's The Situation Room released some great new
battleground state poll results which included NV, VA, OH,
NC and WV. No mention of FL, CO or PA. It's great that Obama has a 4 pt. lead in NC at this time, but this election is not going to turn on NC ...
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When has WV or NC ever been considered a Battleground State?
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Is Barack Obama up by
double digits or is this race a
dead heat? Is there an
inconsistency between tightening national polls and
yesterday's battleground
state polls, or is it
no big deal? What exactly is happening with the polls all
over the place?
Comparing polls these days is hardly a matter of comparing
apples to apples. There are apples, oranges,
and even pineapples. To say "no two polls are alike" in
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