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Daily Archives: 28. September 2010
Suburban Voters Flip –
Suburban voters are an important swing vote and a measure of party strength. Republicans are poised to pick up Congressional seats in the midterm election and suburban voters are one of the reasons. Democrats won Congressional seats in suburban districts in 2008 … Continue reading
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