by Jon Ralston Sat, 09/29/2012 - 18:36
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If you want to read the definitive @DennisHof obit -- how he died, his birthday party, his life, the electoral impl… t.co/osDk2bMKEQ
6 hours 54 min ago.
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Only one of these states has the last two presidents in town in a few days, is a place more than old people want to… t.co/Z8QovTAE0a
7 hours 27 min ago.
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ICYMI, from this AM: "Reno candidate campaign sign vandalized with black face," via @danielrothberg.… t.co/Jd3hEzuvNp
7 hours 40 min ago.
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@erlichlawoffice Thanks.
8 hours 34 sec ago.
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I can't RECALL when I have read something this delicious.
You know what else is delicious?
Revenge served cold. t.co/yOtBVV3dkJ
8 hours 8 min ago.
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@bluelyon @TheNVIndy That's what we are here for.
8 hours 16 min ago.
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People keep referring to Nevada as the Florida of the West today because of all of our weirdness. Guys, Florida is… t.co/9KO2mHSUkF
8 hours 55 min ago.
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Nevada. t.co/OygYc6Kr73
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UPDATED BELOW THE CHART
The Huffington Post has a nice chart for Nevada (and all other states) on the presidential race since the beginning of the year. You will see that President Obama has never been behind in any public poll here.
I do have a problem with any poll average because bad data pollutes it. But one argument is that there are so many polls that the bad data is diluted -- unless, of course, it's like 2010 when all of the data here indicated that Sharron Angle would defeat Harry Reid. Here's the poll chart, courtesy of HuffPo:
UPDATED: Here's a nice companion piece as Charlie Cook has posted results of polls that use live callers and include cell phones. That's why he sees Nevada as a toss-up.
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