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[edit] The Rothenberg Political Report: Nevada Senate: Unpopular Reid ...

7 January 2009, by The Rothenberg Political Report According to national exit polling in the November elections, just 24 percent of Americans approved of the job Congress was doing, compared with 73 percent who disapproved. Bush was at 27 percent approve/71 percent disapprove among Nov. ...

[edit] Did Race Win the Election for Obama? - Wall Street Journal Blogs

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[edit] FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Palin v. Murkowski Cold ...

7 January 2009, by unknown Nevertheless, the Dittman poll should be regarded the same way that a "leaked" internal poll is, which is to say very dubiously. And if Murkowski was for some reason involved in the creation of the poll, the fact that she feels the need ...

[edit] Study Finds Exit Polls Exaggerated Black Support for Prop 8 ...

7 January 2009, by unknown It's a New Year but the same old story in Cleveland, Ohio. A group of ministers have united in an effort to repeal Cleveland's recently passed domestic-partner registry—and unfortunately the ministers spouting the anti-gay rhetoric are ...

[edit] The Party of Tomorrow - Washington Post

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[edit] Is Conservatism Dead? - The New American

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[edit] Remembering Those Who Left Us In 2008 - NPR

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[edit] Scoop: Killing hope: coverup of the 2004 election

5 January 2009, by unknown Exit polls, designed to be accurate within 1 percent, were off 8.8 percent in Ohio, which was a consistent pattern in swing states. Steve Freeman's book “Was the 2004 Presidential Election Stolen” explains in great detail the anomalies ...

[edit] Killing hope: coverup of the 2004 election - Columbus Free Press

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[edit] Democrats' Year: Less Change Than Chance - RealClearPolitics

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[edit] 2008 Year-End Wrap-Up

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[edit] A look back to 2008 - Clanton Advertiser

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[edit] Support Updates: New Resources, Holiday Hours

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[edit] The Suspicious, Disturbing Death of Election Rigger Michael Connell - Columbus Free Press

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[edit] Of Greatness and Missed Opportunities - Eleven Warriors

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[edit] Midwest is GOP's best shot at gaining ground - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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[edit] Media Uploader Overview

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[edit] Learning to Love Comment Moderation

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[edit] QuickPress and Other Handy Post Options

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[edit] The Many Ways to Configure Your New Dashboard

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[edit] WordPress.com Goes Gravatar Crazy

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[edit] 43 Degrees, but it’s snowing

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[edit] New Dashboard Design

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[edit] 2.7 Gets Here in Two Days!

3 December 2008, by Jane Wells As promised, here is the advance notice that WordPress 2.7 is coming to WordPress.com, and will go live on Thursday, December 4, 2008 at 8pm Eastern Time. That’s 5pm Thursday in California, 1am Friday in London (UTC), 8am Friday in Jakarta, noon on Friday in Sydney…find your time here. Some people like to learn how to [...]

[edit] JEFFREY P. KIMBALL: What's Going On In Ohio?

20 November 2008, by As reported by McClatchy Newspapers, a new analysis by Project Vote of exit-polling data suggests that 1.2 million fewer "whites" went to the polls on election day in 2008 than in 2004–this despite predictions and expectations of a record-setting voter turnout, which presumably ...

[edit] Taking Note: Digging into the 2008 Exit Polls

10 November 2008, by unknown The 2008 exit polls are full of fascinating data and I'll be delving into them for months to come (especially once the NEP archives the data and I can conduct my own analyses on the raw data). But even a...

[edit] Exit Polls 2008, election results 2008.

4 November 2008, by Jason Calacanis Over at Mahalo we’re tracking exit polls for the 2008 presidential election and election results in real time. Plus we have a meta-list of Presidential Polls for 2008, as well as Early Voting information. We’ll be tracking exit polls ...

[edit] Update: Election 2008- Exit Polls Ohio

4 November 2008, by noreply@blogger.com (M. Barbay) Not all the votes are in; many are based upon exit polls... Too soon to call this election, as voters on US- (West-coast) are still voting... Interesting that they are not populating McCain's electoral votes as rapidly as Obama's. ...

[edit] Exit Polls 2008: See The Full Results

3 November 2008, by webmaster@huffingtonpost.com In 2004 and 2000, the exit polls were way off, such as polls showing Kerry winning Ohio by 4 points, causing many to cite voter fraud. Exit polls on Nov. 4, 2008/vs. real voting totals. Obama win projections ...

[edit] North Carolina and Ohio Exit Poll Highlights - Marc Ambinder

3 November 2008, by unknown North Carolina and Ohio Exit Poll Highlights. 04 Nov 2008 07:38 pm. Some exit poll data from North Carolina: 11% of NC voters are new; three out of four are supporting Obama. African American turnout is a lower share of the electorate; ...

[edit] »»»»»»» 2008 Exit Polls - Here are 2008 Exit Polls, Find Out How ...

2 November 2008, by Abraham Lee Labels: exit polls, 2008, by race,voting results by race,2008 exit polls, california, ohio, indiana, nevada, texas, georgia, illinois, hawaii, new york, ohio, vermont, wyoming, north dakota, south dakota, mississippi, louisiana, ...