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« on: May 12, 2010, 08:54:25 AM »

Dem polls says GOP +3
GOP Poll says Dem +8


This is interesting.
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« Reply #1 on: May 13, 2010, 08:59:45 PM »

Dem polls says GOP +3
GOP Poll says Dem +8


This is interesting.

PPP is hardly a Dem pollster.  If anything, there polling has erred in favor of the GOP. 

Yea the irony is weak but its still irony, and I am a sucker for it. Tongue

Anyway, they have also erred period. Hoffman +15 ring a bell? Yet they got Brown right. We will have to see what happens.

Dem polls says GOP +3
GOP Poll says Dem +8


This is interesting.

Neither poll has either candidate above 50% - which is what really matters.

I wouldn't doubt if the Democratic primary helps drive turnout for Critz.

Yeah, and let's not forget they have a contested gubernatorial primary as well as the Sestak/Specter showdown.

Yes that is true, but whats to say that all the Democrats will vote for Critz, by defination many will not. The question is how many Dems can be stolen.
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