dailykos.com - 11/1/2008
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Research 2000 for Daily Kos. 10/27-29. Likely voters. MoE 4% ( 10/14-15 results) Smith (R) 42 (41) Merkley (D) 48 (47) Already voted (39 percent) Smith (R) 39 Merkley (D) 53 The bulk of the undecideds -- 8 percent of 11 percent still remaining -- are Democrats. They've probably ...
csmonitor.com - 11/2/2008
marcambinder.theatlantic.com - 10/27/2008
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marcambinder.theatlantic.com —
According to an aide: At a time when
America is facing historic crisis we can't put our...
fate in the hands of an untested, inexperienced candidate. John McCain has served his country all his life, and he is the most prepared to restore our economy, ...
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John McCain's Closing Argument
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Another poll: Merkley 48-42. Already voted? Merkley 53-39.
BlueOregon —
... In their very last state-level poll of 2008 for DailyKos, Research 2000 has a new poll in Oregon's U.S. Senate race. It shows Merkley leading 48-42, with a margin of +/- 4%. Two weeks ago, it had been Merkley 47-41. ...
R2K Compendium
Swing State Project —
Markos has the Daily Kos polling firehose open at full blast. Here's a quick roundup of this final set of R2K polls:
KY-Sen:
Lunsford (D): 44 (42)
McConnell (R-inc): 47 (46)
MN-Sen:
Franken (D): 40 (41)
Coleman (R-inc): 43 (39)
Barkley (I): 15 (18)
MS-Sen:
Musgrove (D): 44 (46)
Wicker (R-inc): 51 (47)
OR-Sen:
Merkley (D): 48 (47)
Smith (R-inc): 42 ...
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