dailykos.com - 11/5/2008
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Here's the results from the Daily Kos map this morning: Here are the final polls from yesterday: Obama McCain MoE +/- RV/LV Today Research 2000 : 51 (51) 46 (45) ...
gallup.com - 11/1/2008
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gallup.com —
PRINCETON, NJ -- Barack Obama leads John McCain
in Gallup Poll Daily tracking interviewing conducted Wednesday through...
Friday by an identical 52% to 42% margin among both traditional likely voters and expanded likely voters . Obama leads by a similar ...
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Gallup Daily: Obama 52%, McCain 42% Among Likely Voters
people-press.org - 11/2/2008
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people-press.org —
Barack Obama holds a significant lead over John
McCain in the final days of Campaign 2008. The...
Pew Research Center s final pre-election poll of 2,587 likely voters, conducted Oct. 29-Nov. 1, finds 49% supporting or leaning to Obama, compared with 42% ...
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Overview: Obama Leads McCain 52% to 46% in Campaign's ...
pollster.com - 11/3/2008
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pollster.com —
Hello, I'm a french and i'm very passionate
by american election. Here we are hoping that, no...
matter who win tomorrow, we will see a strong come back of America as it's used to be and as we always loved, freedom, peace and the model for the whole ...
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OH: Obama 52, McCain 46 (UCinc-10/29-11/2)
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Hugh Hewitt: Grading The Pollsters and Demographics Breakdown
Townhall.com Blog's TownHall Blog —
... | [image] Blog [image] | Your Blogs | Issues | Get Magazine [image] [image] Hugh Hewitt | Mike Gallagher | Michael Medved | Mary Katharine Ham | Kevin McCullough | Matt Lewis | Radio Blogger | Your Blogs Directory [image] Wednesday, November 05, 2008 Grading The Pollsters and Demographics Breakdown Posted by: Hugh Hewitt at 10:34 AM Rasmussen was best. An excellent roundup from DailKos. [image] Email It | Print It | Comments ...
Hugh Hewitt: Grading The Pollsters and Demographics Breakdown
Hugh Hewitt's TownHall Blog —
Rasmussen was best. An excellent roundup from DailKos. The GOP got thumped by the young vote --66% to 32%. It lost the 30-44 year old vote 52% to 46%. As the GOP thinks through its leadership/chairman role, it has to realize that these demographics matter more than the older voters, and that the GOP is almost largely though not irreparably disconnected from them. Selecting House and RNC leadership with an eye towards the ability to get a hearing from those 40 and younger is crucial. Expanding the budget for the College Republicans won't do this. Conversing directly and ...
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Obama Wins Student Mock Election —
WSJ.com: Washington Wire 11/5/2008
Naureen S. Malik reports on the election.
The next generation of voters also gave Barack Obama a landslide victory.
A mock election involving one million of Americas youth–the vast majority of whom are too young to vote–went ...
Rice: 'proud' of Obama's victory —
CNN Political Ticker 11/5/2008
WASHINGTON (CNN) – U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice announced Wednesday that the Department of State "will do everything we can" to ensure a smooth transition to President-elect Barack Obama.
While noting that Republican presidential ...
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