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...rest of Giuliani’s talk aimed to increase voter turnout for tomorrow’s election, where polls have found Romney in a dead-heat with Democratic opponent Shannon P. O’Brien...
...third-party candidate who could prove decisive in today’s dead-heat governor’s race spent the eve of Election Day in a Harvard classroom...
...deja-vu all over again in the Rocky Mountain State, where two candidates are reprising their roles from 1996. And the competition promises to be just as exciting this year as it was six years ago; while Colorado leans right, polls put the race in a near dead-heat. The money is flowing, too. While Democrat Tom Strickland was plagued by financial problems in his first try against Republican incumbent Wayne Allard, this year both candidates look flush. That's thanks in part to the DNC and RNC - proving that when you need cash from the front office it never...
Five days away from the election, the race remains close, with Romney and O’Brien still in a statistical dead-heat, according to the latest poll released by the Institute of Politics and New England Cable News...
...under the nasdaq avalanche. Beyond that, it all comes down to the numbers: a 51-49 G.O.P. Senate would put Mississippi Republican Trent Lott in charge of the mood and message once again. That makes Enron hearings less likely and Homeland Security legislation more so. But if all the dead-heat races break for the Republicans, that would yield something closer to real legislative control. All it would take is the help of a few switch-hitting Democrats to give the G.O.P. the 60 votes needed to move legislation without risk of filibuster. With Orrin Hatch running the Judiciary Committee...