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And here's yet another:

FL-24

Adams(R): 49%
Kosmas(D-Inc): 37%

http://blogs.tampabay.com/buzz/2010/09/gop-poll-shows-sandy-adams-beating-suzanne-kosmas.html

Good.
Kosmas could have been saved by not voting for healthcare. But she didn't.
She also COULD HAVE at least tried to stop NASA from cutting 14000 jobs after the shuttle program.

Oh well. bye bye

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Since today seems to be internal day, here's another:

KS-04

Pompeo(R): 50%
Goyle(D): 47%

http://www.scribd.com/doc/37051149/Raj-Goyle-August-2010-Poll

This poll is almost 1 month old and was conducted at the same time as the SUSA poll, which had Pompeo up by only 7 points - before the racist postings of Pompeo.

The DCCC should probably put some money into this district.

Do you really think this district is the least of their concerns?

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Kosmas could have been saved by not voting for healthcare. But she didn't.
She also COULD HAVE at least tried to stop NASA from cutting 14000 jobs after the shuttle program.
Oh well. bye bye

1. Not in a Republican wave this size, in a district full of olds, which was drawn by a Republican for a Republican who lost because of scandal.
2. Yes, a freshman representative could have single-handedly saved the shuttle program beginning in 2009. (14,000 jobs in that district? Really?)

I'd like to think that various Republicans who went down in 2006 and 2008 could have been saved if only they'd supported my legislative priorities and gone all-out for gay marriage, but I don't think that's reasonable. (Except maybe Musgrave...)

Did I say 14000, oh I meant 23000
http://www.floridatoday.com/article/20100226/NEWS0204/2260321/23-000-now-expected-to-lose-jobs-after-shuttle-retirement

and maybe she couldn't alone save the program, but she could have tried. I didn't hear anything on that.

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Did I say 14000, oh I meant 23000
http://www.floridatoday.com/article/20100226/NEWS0204/2260321/23-000-now-expected-to-lose-jobs-after-shuttle-retirement

and maybe she couldn't alone save the program, but she could have tried. I didn't hear anything on that.

http://www.kosmas.house.gov/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=269&Itemid=1

I stand corrected, is this still in legislation?

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Cao is down 10 in a Dem internal in the district?  This one might be salvageable after all.

GO CAO!!

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And here`s the next one for Rep. Ron Klein (D/FL-22):

48% Ron Klein
40% Allen West

The poll, by Anzalone Liszt Research was conducted from September 14 - 16 and relied upon 500 phone interviews with likely voters.

http://blogs.browardpalmbeach.com/juice/2010/09/poll_ron_klein_allen_west_22nd_congressional_district.php

GO WEST

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Indeterminate Republican poll of DE-AL:

John Carney (D) - 45
Glen Urquhart (R) - 42

This is surprising if true.

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Beth Anne Rankin/AR-04:

Mike Ross (D) - 44
Beth Anne Rankin (R) - 41
Joshua Drake (G) - 5

Isn't this somewhat surprising? I thought Ross was safe, but maybe not, idk.

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Republican poll of AR-02 has Tim Griffin (R) up 52-40 over Joyce Elliott (D).

Zata|3, apparently a Dem poll?, has Cedric Richmond (D) beating Joseph Cao (R) 53-36 in LA-02.

Stephen Fincher (R) in TN-08 says he's up 50-35 over Roy Herron (D).

Quico Canseco (R) in TX-23 has a poll showing him up 45-39 over Ciro Rodriguez (D).

Im very impressed with Cao, I mean obviously he's losing but he could reach 40% in a 75% Obama district.

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Not sure if this has been posted:
http://www.djou.com/profiles/blogs/latest-poll-shows-djou-leading

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