tpmelectioncentral.talkingpointsmemo.com - 11/1/2008
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Another poll shows that John McCain could be in serious danger of losing his home state of Arizona -- and remember, the Obama campaign just announced that they'll be advertising there for the first time in the general election.
The new numbers from Research 2000 : McCain 48%, Obama 47%, with ...
tpmelectioncentral.talkingpointsmemo.com - 10/29/2008
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John McCain and the Republican National Committee are
now running robocalls attacking Obama as weak on terrorism...
-- in McCain's home state of Arizona, according to multiple readers from the state. The call represents the first known money invested ...
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McCain Now Running Robocalls Attacking Obama In Home ...
azcentral.com - 10/29/2008
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azcentral.com —
Sen. John McCain's once-comfortable lead in Arizona has
all but evaporated, according to a new poll that...
has the underdog Republican presidential candidate struggling in his own backyard. With less than a week until Election Day, McCain is leading his ...
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Obama neck and neck with McCain in Arizona
politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com - 10/31/2008
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Obama will run ads in McCain's home state
of Arizona. (CNN) – Barack Obama's campaign announced Friday...
that it was going on the air in John McCain's home state of Arizona for the first time this cycle, as a new CNN poll of polls released ...
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Obama targets McCain's home state
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Time for a Change
Matthew Yglesias —
... 2010 Arizona Senate trial heat Napolitano 53%, McCain 45%. Early polling has little value, but this kind of early weakness is the hallmark of a beatable candidate. Of course my assumption is that McCain won’t actually be running for re-election. ...
Could McCain Lose Twice?
The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan —
This is a bad sign: In a test run for his 2010 re-election against Democratic Gov. Janet Napolitano, McCain is trailing 53%-45%. ...
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huffingtonpost.com 10/29/2008 — A new poll from Arizona State University finds John McCain just two points ahead of Barack Obama in his home state.
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Taking the fight to Arizona, now a battleground state
the-reaction.blogspot.com 11/2/2008 — By Michael J.W. Stickings Kos is reporting that Arizona is "neck and neck." McCain is up by just a single point in a new Research 2000 poll, 48 to 47, with Obama leading 54 to 42 among early voters. (And, in a possible preview of the 2010 ...
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wonkette.com 10/23/2008 — Remember how much everybody hated Al Gore for not winning his home state of Tennessee back in 2000? How awesome would it be if John McCain lost his “home” state of Arizona? It’s not impossible! First of all, McCain’s biggest ...
Obama in Arizona: A sign of good things to come?
the-reaction.blogspot.com 11/1/2008 — By Michael J.W. Stickings Via Ambinder , it looks like the Obama campaign is recruiting volunteers in Arizona. "We've got a real chance now," writes Obama National Field Director Jon Carson in an e-mail to supporters, "but we can't do this ...
Cronkite/Eight Poll: McCain Could Lose Arizona
politicalwire.com 10/28/2008 — A new Cronkite/Eight Poll in Arizona shows Sen. John McCain leads Sen. Barack Obama by just two points, 46% to 44%.
Said poll director Bruce Merrill: "Obama has been closing the gap by attracting independents and women to his campaign. McCain does ...
Another Poll Shows Close Arizona Race
thepage.time.com 10/30/2008 —
From NBC/Mason Dixon poll on McCain's home state:
McCain 48, Obama 44, Undecided 6
Dates conducted: Oct. 27-28. Error margin: 4 points.
McCain vs. Obama: Tracking the race —
First Read 11/1/2008
Here’s a wrap of some of the tracking polls we’re following: Gallup has Obama up 11 points among registered voters (52%-41%), eight points in its traditional likely-voter model (51%-43%), and nine points in its expanded likely-voter model (52%-43%). ...
Obama: Nervous Democrats? —
First Read 11/1/2008
Despite what the polls say, the New York Times writes that plenty of Democrats are nervous about the election. “Certainly, national and swing state polls suggest that Democrats might allow themselves a deep breath or two. But liberals are not ...
Candidates deploy to battleground states —
CNN Political Ticker 11/1/2008
With his wife, Cindy, behind him, Sen. John McCain waves to the crowd Saturday in Newport News, Virginia.
(CNN) — The presidential campaigns are pushing for votes in key battleground states Saturday as the race for the White House enters its ...
McCain Mantains Hope for Victory —
WSJ.com: Washington Wire 11/1/2008
Elizabeth Holmes reports from Perkasie, Pa. on the presidential race.
John McCain campaigns in Perkasie, Pa. (AP)
John McCain reiterated his confidence in victory Tuesday, saying at a rally here Saturday afternoon, I know were ...
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