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Republican Bob McDonnell leads Democrat Creigh Deeds by 56 percent to 42 percent with 2 percent undecided in Public Policy Polling's final survey of the Virginia governor race. The poll was conducted Oct. 30-Nov. 1.
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Sixty-three percent of voters said McDonnell made a strong case for why they should vote for him, compared to 34 percent who said that of Deeds.
"The streak of good elections for Democrats in Virginia ends tomorrow," said PPP's Dean Debnam. "Republicans are going to sweep the statewide races and the only real suspense is by how much."
Debnam was referring to Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling's bid for re-election and state Sen. Ken Cuccinelli's run for attorney general.
Republicans have not held the governorship in Virginia since 1997, and Barack Obama stunned them last year by carrying this state, which had typically voted Republican in presidential elections.
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Bruce Drake
Drake began his career with the New York Daily News, spending most of that time in Washington covering Congress, national politics and the Reagan White House... moreComments (8)
buster
9:58AM Nov 2nd 2009
blah,blah,blah.
Never forget
elected REPUBLICANS are HUGE spending, deficit building, treason committing, corrupt shoe tappers, and cowards.
yea right you let Eric "the waiter" Cantor make decisions for your family's welfare, or Sunshine Johnny Boner, or Mitch "the chin" McConnel, or the IDIOT STRIPPER.
yea right.
What happens if Deeds wins?
recount?
A do over like the IRAQ WAR?
Or maybe the REPUBLICAN PARTY is FINISHED forever, lets cheer for that.
Never forget
elected REPUBLICANS are HUGE spending, deficit building, treason committing, corrupt shoe tappers, and cowards.
yea right you let Eric "the waiter" Cantor make decisions for your family's welfare, or Sunshine Johnny Boner, or Mitch "the chin" McConnel, or the IDIOT STRIPPER.
yea right.
What happens if Deeds wins?
recount?
A do over like the IRAQ WAR?
Or maybe the REPUBLICAN PARTY is FINISHED forever, lets cheer for that.
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buster
10:41AM Nov 2nd 2009
DICK CheeeNY said "i do not RECALL" 72 TIMES, when being asked about VALARIE PALMES outing as a COVERT CIA AGENT working on WMDS.
and the GOP and republicans say?......NOTHING.
I say RELEASE the QUESTIONS,and START the WAR CRIMES TRIALS.
and the GOP and republicans say?......NOTHING.
I say RELEASE the QUESTIONS,and START the WAR CRIMES TRIALS.
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(-8) libslie0066
11:53AM Nov 2nd 2009
Poppycock. You must be suffering from political dyslexia.
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(4) rdm443
10:58AM Nov 2nd 2009
Poor Buster another day of fustration because it appears someone has again pizzed in his bowl of corn flakes. Let the ranting begin. Buster you ain't living right brother because if you were the salty taste would leave the bowl. Hang in there though better days are upon us I hope. some where around 2010
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(4) buster
11:25AM Nov 2nd 2009
its southern comfort instead of milk in my frosted flakes.
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(-3) rthompson1329
11:56AM Nov 2nd 2009
read em and weep
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(4) libslie0066
11:56AM Nov 2nd 2009
As it has been said before...."You ain't seen nothin yet!" These viruses in our Society are going to be vaccinated.
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(4) jrotced02
12:13PM Nov 2nd 2009
Seems like to me, that its the Republicans trying to turn one or two possible victories, into some type of referendum against President Obama. Considering how well he KICKED MCSAME'S azz in those states, I'd say he has nothing to prove until 2012. If the Republicans do win those races...it means what? That the democrats fielded weak candidates? You bethcha ;)!
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