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What a difference a couple of weeks make. Boosted by growing concern about the Wall Street meltdown and Main Street credit freeze, Sen. Barack Obama is closing the gap for Ohio's 20 electoral votes in next month's presidential election, according to the latest Ohio Newspaper Poll. ... Source: news.yahoo.com --- 21 days ago
Democrat Sen. Barack Obama has pulled into a tie with Republican John McCain in North Carolina, according to results released by Public Policy Polling Saturday. ... Source: www.amazon.com --- 30 days ago
Dead Heat (Political Thrillers Series #5), by Joel C. Rosenberg -- $14.99 ... Source: news.bbc.co.uk --- 4 days ago
German trainer Pavel Vovcenko appeals against the decision to place his 150-1 outsider It's Gino joint third in Sunday's Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe. ... Source: www.cnn.com --- 40 days ago
CNN's Bill Schneider takes a look at the latest poll in the presidential race. ... Source: abcnews.go.com --- 33 days ago
Poll: Registered voters now split 47-46 as white women shift to McCain. ... Source: blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com --- 33 days ago
New ABC News/Washington Post poll shows candidates tied after McCain gets "bounce" from Republican Convention. ... Source: www.sun-sentinel.com --- 10 days ago
MIAMI--Heat president Pat Riley said the team remains interested in ex-Clippers point guard Shaun Livingston but that his signing is a "Dead issue" at this point because the Heat's roster is full. ... Source: www2.tbo.com --- 26 days ago
In the aftermath of every comeback and near-comeback by the Rays this season, a proud clubhouse has trumpeted the team's insistence on never giving up until the final out is recorded. ... Source: blogs.orlandosentinel.com --- 24 days ago
The latest CNN/Time Magazine/Opinion Research Corp. presidential poll has Florida as a Dead Heat. Conducted from Sept. 14 thru Sept. 16, it has both John McCain and Barack Obama at 48 percent in the Sunshine State. It also has McCain... ... Source: www.variety.com --- 41 days ago
Weekend B.O.: Lionsgate's 'Disaster' opens in sixth place -- Twentieth Century Fox's Vin Diesel sci-fi actioner "Babylon A.D." and holdover comedy "Tropic Thunder" were in a Dead Heat as the Labor Day weekend got underway at the domestic box office. ... Source: hotair.com --- 35 days ago
Obama's bounce dissipates. ...
Source: blog.cleveland.com --- 22 hours ago
Boosted by growing concern about the Wall Street meltdown and Main Street credit freeze, Sen. Barack Obama is closing the gap for Ohio's 20 electoral votes in next month's presidential election, according to the latest Ohio Newspaper Poll. ... Source: www.weeklystandard.com --- 41 days ago
Three polls--all conducted entirely after the Democratic National Convention concluded--show the presidential race to be a Dead Heat. CNN : Obama-Biden 49, McCain-Palin 48 Rasmussen : Obama-Biden 49, McCain-Palin 46 Zogby : Obama-Biden 45, McCain-Palin 47. According to the polls, many voters still don't know enough to have a firm opinion about Palin, but Zogby notes that she boosts McCain's support among Republicans by three points, while Biden had no effect on Obama's support among Democrats. One of the many signs of Palin's popularity among the Republican base is the Obama-sized crowd of 17,000 she and McCain drew to a rally in Missouri over the weekend. But it's not just Republicans who like Palin. Rasmussen reported Saturday that while 43 percent of voters had a favorable view of Joe Biden on the day he was picked by Obama, 53 percent of voters have a favorable of Palin: Palin earns positive reviews from 78% of Republicans, 26% of Democrats and 63% of unaffiliated voters. Obviously, these numbers will be subject to change as voters learn more about her in the coming weeks. Among all voters, 29% have a Very Favorable opinion of Palin while 9% hold a Very Unfavorable view. ... Source: www.thedenverchannel.com --- 6 days ago
The fight over the undecided Colorado voter heats up with new numbers showing a tie. ... Source: www.wsbtv.com --- 33 days ago
After the conventions, the presidential race is too close to call. ... Source: slamonline.com --- 27 days ago
“Miami has been exploring a lot of possibilities, including recent discussions with the Chicago Bulls on several trade scenarios that included Shawn Marion and Marcus Banks for unsigned restricted free agent Ben Gordon, Larry Hughes and possibly Joakim Noah. Yet, those talks died within the past seven to 10 days and sources said there was no indication they would be restarted.” ... Source: politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com --- 37 days ago
(CNN) – As the general election campaign officially gets under way, a new poll suggests that Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama are running neck-and-neck in Indiana. In a Howey-Gauge survey of likely voters in the state, McCain has support from 45 percent of those polled, Obama from 43 percent, and 12 percent are unsure about [...] ... Source: www.theheraldbulletin.com --- 5 days ago
INDIANAPOLIS — Two new polls show a tight race in Indiana between Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain just weeks before the Nov. 4 election. ... Find more results for Dead Heat on RSSMicro.com |
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The national conventions left the presidential race just about tied going into the fall campaign, with Republicans gaining the most from their four-day confab. That’s what the Washington Post/ABC News poll today showed, with lots of white women shifting to the Republican ticket of John McCain and Sarah Palin to even the race. Fall race about even The poll put Democrat Barack Obama one percentage point ahead of McCain among registered voters nationwide: 47 percent to 46 percent, a statistical tie. Among those who said they were most likely to vote in November, McCain had the edge 49 percent to 47 percent. Florida delegates from both parties left their conventions saying they expected a close race nationwide and a struggle for their state’s 27 electoral votes. Republicans are a little more confident about winning Florida. The full impact of the conventions is never really known until at least a few days afterwards, when the celebrations have subsided, the delegates have gone home and the viewing public has processed the television images that flowed into their minds. Republicans gained the most from their convention mainly because they closed an enthusiasm gap. Democrats already were primed to make history and stoked for victory. Many Republicans had approached their gathering disgruntled, deflated and defensive. McCain’s campaign and convention planners overcame this disadvantage by turning Hurricane Gustav from a distraction into a ral ...