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Paul Now Top Choice in Iowa State University/Gazette/KCRG Poll, But Voters Still Uncertain

By Press Release on Dec 22, 2011   Politics  

AMES, Iowa — A new Iowa State University/Gazette/KCRG poll of 333 likely Iowa Republican caucus goers finds Ron Paul in the top spot among GOP presidential candidates with 27.5 percent, followed closely by Newt Gingrich with 25.3 percent. Paul's lead over Gingrich is within the poll's margin of error at plus or minus 5 percentage […]

Young Iowa Voters Less Excited, Passionate About 2012 Election Than They Were In 2008

By Press Release on Dec 19, 2011   Politics  

With a few notable exceptions, young Iowa voters who participated in two focus groups two weeks ago said the excitement they felt heading into the 2008 caucuses is absent this year.

Support Popular Vote To Run Ad During Republican Presidential Debate

By Kevin Sawyer, Kevin@ainsleyshea.com on Dec 15, 2011   Politics  

LADY LAKE, Fla. -Support Popular Vote has announced a national TV buy aimed at drawing attention to the fact that, once primary season is over, 225 million Americans are relegated to mere spectators in the presidential election process. The first ad in support of the National Popular Vote Bill will air during the Presidential Republican […]

Push Polls Aim To Spread Rumors And Taint Your Opinion-Stanford University

By Press Release on Dec 15, 2011   Politics  

STANFORD, Calif. – As Americans tune in to the debate preceding the next election, some will hear hypothetical questions about candidates. You might get a phone call, for example, asking how likely you would be to vote for so-and-so if she'd hired an illegal immigrant, or if such-and-such a candidate opposed gay marriage.

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