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Fri Jan-25-08 01:17 PM
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Rasmussen-Alabama -HRC-43% Barack 28% JRE 16% |
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Fri Jan-25-08 01:18 PM
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The first time I've heard Alabama brought up in this election cycle.
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Fri Jan-25-08 01:20 PM
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Fri Jan-25-08 01:21 PM
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Fri Jan-25-08 01:22 PM
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I thought AL would follow SC because of similar demographics...
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Fri Jan-25-08 01:24 PM
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as the University of South Alabama/Press Register Poll on 1/22/08 had them at Hillary 31% and Barack at 28%.
In any case, each Poll has had Hillary leading by either tight margins (like the one noted above) or margins more in line with what Rasmussen is now reporting. With Barack's win in Iowa and his strong support in SC, you'd think you'd see some tightening.
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Fri Jan-25-08 01:35 PM
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8. Why doesn't this surprise me? |
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She will probably have a bigger lead in Georgia.
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