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marcambinder.theatlantic.com - 10/17/2008

NRSC Pulling Out Of Colorado

— marcambinder.theatlantic.com — Republican sources in Colorado and Washington say that the National Republican Senatorial Committee plans to pull out... of the state by next week, an acknowledgment that its independent expenditure resources would be better spent on defense elsewhere. ... (more) NRSC Pulling Out Of Colorado

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politico.com - 10/23/2008

Ben Smith's Blog: NRSC ad assumes Obama win

— politico.com — October 23, 2008 Categories: Barack Obama NRSC ad assumes Obama win The underlying premise of this new... ad from the National Republican Senatorial Committee: Obama's going to win. The ad, on behalf of Senator Elizabeth Dole, urges a vote against ... (more) Ben Smith's Blog: NRSC ad assumes Obama win

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politico.com - 10/23/2008

NRSC ad assumes Obama win

— politico.com —   The underlying premise of this new ad from the National Republican Senatorial Committee: Obama's going to... win. The ad, on behalf of Senator Elizabeth Dole, urges a vote against challenger Kay Hagan as the last bulwark against complete ... (more) NRSC ad assumes Obama win

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LA-Sen: NRSC Goes Back In
Swing State Project — First they're in, then they're out, and now... they're back in: The National Republican Senatorial Committee has reversed an earlier decision to cancel its last two weeks of advertising in Louisiana. Instead, it has purchased TV time next week and will wait to decide whether to buy the final week before Election Day. The decision comes on the heels of GOP polling showing that Sen. Mary Landrieu (D) has only a mid-single digit lead over challenger John Kennedy (R). Democrats dispute those numbers, arguing that Landrieu holds a substantial lead. ...

Republicans Reverse Course in Lousiana
Taegan Goddard's Political Wire — Rothenberg Political Report: The NRSC "has reversed an earlier decision to cancel its last two weeks of advertising in Louisiana. Instead, it has purchased TV time next week and will wait to decide whether to buy the final week before Election Day. The decision comes on the heels of GOP polling showing that Sen. Mary Landrieu (D) has only a mid-single digit lead over challenger John Kennedy (R)."

Republicans Reverse Course in Lousiana Senate Race
Taegan Goddard's Political Wire — Rothenberg Political Report: "The National Republican Senatorial Committee has reversed an earlier decision to cancel its last two weeks of advertising in Louisiana. Instead, it has purchased TV time next week and will wait to decide whether to buy the final week before Election Day. The decision comes on the heels of GOP polling showing that Sen. Mary Landrieu (D) has only a mid-single digit lead over challenger John Kennedy (R)."

A Night At The Congressional Races
TPM Election Central — ... The Rothenberg Political Report says that the NRSC, after initially pulling out of their only conceivable pick-up opportunity, is now going back into the Louisiana Senate race. The NRSC has purchased TV time for next week, and will make a decision later on as to whether to continue into the final week. ...