The Race is Tied in almost ALL of the Battleground States
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When you strip away the national polls and look down deep into each of the battleground states, you find that this is NOT a runaway election for Barack Obama.
In fact, the race is tied in almost ALL of the battleground states.
The Mason Dixon poll for Fla. and Virginia not only has Obama and McCain statistically tied, but up to 9% of voters in each state are still undecided.
We see the same trends in Ohio and Missouri.
For the past several weeks the media have been trumpeting every poll showing Obama ahead. Polls showing McCain-Palin's strength get shoved to the bottom of the page.
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posted by Fred Martinez @ 5:36 AM
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