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13. Missouri sometimes votes for a Senator from one party

Tue Aug 28, 2012, 03:12 AM

Aug 2012

and a President from another. For example, in 1992, the state voted for both Clinton (D) for President, and Kit Bond (R) for US Senate.

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Poll shows Akin's slide in Missouri Senate race [View all] brooklynite Aug 2012 OP

Good to see that the Rassmusen poll was right jaysunb Aug 2012 #1

But loyal Republican stepford wives will still vote for him pstokely Aug 2012 #12

K&R nt avebury Aug 2012 #4

We should send the crazy RW of the R. party a thank-you gift... Deep13 Aug 2012 #5

Nope, I don't trust these polls especially Ras Iliyah Aug 2012 #6

Missouri sometimes votes for a Senator from one party Art_from_Ark Aug 2012 #13

Akin is not an outier Dave Kilby Aug 2012 #7

Akin speaks the Puke truth CountAllVotes Aug 2012 #9

Being anti-abortion does not qualify anyone to hold office. Thinkingabout Aug 2012 #8

Very good point. freshwest Aug 2012 #14

Don't forget, he didn't WIN the nomination... brooklynite Aug 2012 #16

. Liberal_in_LA Aug 2012 #11

Outside of St Louis and Columbia, Missouri is red eclect Dannyteague Aug 2012 #15

excellent Liberal_in_LA Aug 2012 #17