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——————————————————————————— 1. US-Presidential Election 2008 and the cost of failed policies of Republican President Bush Barack Obama, winning more than 2206 delegates (including 441 superdelegates) has succeeded to clinch the Democratic Presidential nomination and Clinton, the most successful female

The third and final presidential debate will take place on Wednesday between Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain. Drama within the campaigns has taken a backseat to conversations about the economy. The latest polls indicate Obama has a double-digt lead over McCain.

Polls and thought from my favorite number cruncher. ABC / WaPo (10/8-10/11, 766 likely voters, 9/29 results in parenthesis): Obama: 53% (50%) McCain: 43% (46%) Zogby Tracking (yesterday's numbers in parenthesis) Obama: 48% (49%) McCain: 44% (43%) The important thing is to always look at all polls.

I’m not one to call a political race over and done with before the actual election happens but the McCain implosion, the Republican self destruction in ethics leads some merit to one political pundit calling the next election for President a landslide.

New Delhi, Oct 12 (IANS) Ahead of next year’s Lok Sabha elections, the Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) of Om Prakash Chautala Sunday decided to return to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA).BJP president Rajnath Singh and the party’s prime ministerial candidate L.K.

The U.S. military is planning a large polling and focus-group operation in Iraq over the next three years to help "build robust and positive relations with the people of Iraq and to assist the Iraqi people in forming a new government," according to a proposal seeking private contractors for the...

——————————————————————————— 1. US-Presidential Election 2008 and the cost of failed policies of Republican President Bush Barack Obama, winning more than 2206 delegates (including 441 superdelegates) has succeeded to clinch the Democratic Presidential nomination and Clinton, the most successful female

The latest Roy Morgan poll has the gap between National and Labour closing from 11% to 3% and the left block at 47.5% (Labour, Progressive, Green) to the right block on 45% (National, Act, United Future). The 3 News poll...

The latest Roy Morgan poll has the gap between National and Labour closing from 11% to 3% and the left block at 47.5% (Labour, Progressive, Green) to the right block on 45% (National, Act, United Future).  The 3 News poll also has the gap closing from 14% to 6% with the left block at 46% to the right block on 47%.

And the latest Roy Morgan one certainly has. National’s down 7 to 40.5% and Labour’s up 1 to 37.5%. The Green Party is up 2.5 to 9%, NZ First is down 1 to 4%, Act is on 3.5% (up 2), the Maori Party is up .5% to 2%, Progressive is up 1 to 1% United is up .5 to 1% and others are up .5 to 1.5%.