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It's been interesting to see another Civitas Poll making the rounds.

To see if we should pay any attention at all to these numbers thrown out by Civitas and reprinted by the MSM, let's do a reality check on some of the last polling numbers pushed by Civitas a few days before the Nov 2010 election.

Civitas suggested Democratic Rep. Brisson was down by 20% to his Republican challenger.

Meanwhile, looking at voters who said they are most likely voting in the fall, Szoka’s lead jumps to a 57 percent-37 percent margin.

Of course, this was pure nonsense as Rep. Brisson won with more than 52% of the vote.

Friends --

Right this minute, I'm prepping for tonight's debate with my fellow candidates seeking the nomination, but I'd be remiss not to inform you of another sign of our campaign's momentum -- and our strength!

PPP has just released their latest tracking poll, and it again shows our campaign within striking distance of Richard Burr at 43% to 37%. Burr's approval rating rating is the lowest it's ever been in the history of PPP's tracking: 32%. This is the time to strike and push our campaign even closer!

That's why I need your help today.

{Originally posted at my blog Senate Guru.}

Public Policy Polling lays it out:

Pet owners prefer McCain over Obama

If the presidential election goes to the dogs, John McCain is looking like best in show.

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bumped by RP - this was FPed yesterday before the Hayes campaign crashed our computer system....well, it worked for Lieberman when he forgot to pay his bill. : )

Cross-posted from NC House Races
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Via kos, a poll released this week finds Hayes at 47% and Kissell at 46% (564 likely voters, MoE 4%). The same poll showed Hayes up 48/40 less than two months ago.

Like I said, if Kissell keeps getting great coverage from small local presses, he can win this race.