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Exit polls: In New Jersey, Obama not a major factor
Exit polls: In New Jersey, Obama not a major factor
By GottaLaff We need to energize our peeps again: Six in 10 New Jersey voters said Tuesday that President Obama had no effect on their vote in this off-year gubernatorial election, according to early CNN Exit Poll data. [...] When asked if Obama had an effect on their vote, 60 percent ...
'09 Exit Polls: From Obama to the Economy
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Exit poll: In Virginia, it's all about the economy
politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com — (CNN) - The economy and jobs are the number on issue on the minds of voters in... Virginia, according to data from CNN exit polls Tuesday. Forty-six percent of Virginian voting Tuesday, as Republican Bob McDonnell and Democrat Creigh Deeds faced ... (more) Exit poll: In Virginia, it's all about the economy
Exit polls: In New Jersey, Obama not a major factor
Exit polls: In New Jersey, Obama not a major factor
politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com — Palin argues against the president's health care proposals in a new Op-Ed. (CNN) - Six in 10... New Jersey voters said Tuesday that President Obama had no effect on their vote in this off-year gubernatorial election, according to ... (more) Exit polls: In New Jersey, Obama not a major factor
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