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7. They assume fewer women will vote this time than last?

Fri Oct 26, 2012, 01:31 PM

Oct 2012

that's a big assumption with how big a deal women's issues have been in this election.

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Gallup breakdown of their poll likely voters-this explains a helleva lot [View all] graham4anything Oct 2012 OP

The overpolled the south and Republicans. Again. Sheesh. Gallup really BlueCaliDem Oct 2012 #1

A 36-35 Republican advantage in LV...? regnaD kciN Oct 2012 #2

OMG montanacowboy Oct 2012 #3

The south think_critically Oct 2012 #4

Underestimating the latino vote also gabeana Oct 2012 #6

They assume fewer women will vote this time than last? gollygee Oct 2012 #7