margin of error

For those of you who do not know, prior to becoming a U.S. Senator and while working during his younger days, Barack Hussein Obama used the name Barry Durham.

English-only ballot drive brings count, robust debate

The folks at Democrats.org are scaring up money for their opposition research operation so as to be ready to come out swinging the moment John McCain announces his running mate--the website is named thenextdickcheney.com.

Ed Cromer reports on a poll taken in the 14th State Senate District:

If one of them is Colin Powell, maybe:

Steve Ethridge of the polling firm of Ethridge and Associates, LLC defends himself in this thread against charges that he wildly miscalled the Van Hilleary/Jim Henry GOP Gubernatorial primary in 2002:

In the most extensive poll taken to date - 46,274 likely voters in all 50 states shows that if the election were held today, Barack Obam would be President of the United States.

Ed Cromer of the Tennessee Journal shines a bit of extra light on the recent polling on the U.S. Senate race released by the Bob Tuke campaign:

The Tuke campaign has just released internal polling in the race for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate and it shows beyond a shadow of a doubt that the folks that say that no one really cares about this race are right on the money: