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...TIME/CNN poll: OBAMA 53, MCCAIN 44 2004 election results: BUSH 54, KERRY...
...invested in Quickpay cards for doughnut runs to Tim Hortons. John McCain chose Dayton for the site of Sarah Palin's coming-out party, and Barack Obama turned up in Canton to launch his "closing argument" speech for the last week of the race. In the latest TIME/CNN/Opinion Research poll, Obama held a 51%-to-47% lead over McCain but trailed him 48% to 50% among pivotal suburban voters...
Before his conviction, Stevens was locked in a tight re-election race with Anchorage mayor Mark Begich; after the jury returned a verdict, Stevens' poll numbers dipped. But even if Stevens does eke out a victory, he is already facing calls from across his party to resign soon afterward. Both John McCain and Sarah Palin called on Stevens to step down after the election. Under Alaska law, a resignation would set in motion a chain of events leading to a special election to replace him 60 to 90 days later. If he chooses not to resign and his appeals fail...
...wonder that we cannot stop reading political blogs, obsessing about the newest poll, and struggling to find something in the political science literature to explain this election...
...White men in Pennsylvania, by comparison, favor McCain too, but by a narrower 50%-to-46% lead, the TIME/CNN poll found. Women in Pennsylvania are more comfortable with the Democratic nominee than are their counterparts in the Buckeye State to the west, though the difference is less dramatic. Keystone State women back Obama...