As in, Al Franken's deficit.
I am sure it will be changing again very shortly.
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- Breaking Down Swing State Exit Polls: Campaign Con...
- Breaking Down Swing State Exit Polls: When Voters ...
- Breaking Down Swing State Exit Polls: Party ID
- Jonathan Martin and Politico: GOP Hackery in Perfe...
- Ted Stevens and John Dingell
- Norm Coleman's Bush-Like Recount Strategy
- Keeping It Warm
- Politico Malarkey
- It's Never Too Early
- Must-Read of the Day
- What Hillary's Thinking
- Now It's 174 Votes
- A Final Word on Lieberman
- Texas Sunset
- Alienated Libertarians and the GOP
- Breaking Down Swing State Exit Polls: Ideology
- Hillary Frontrunner for State?
- Grading My Predictions
- Breaking Down Swing State Exit Polls: Race
- If You Think the National GOP Has it Bad...
- Lieberman's "Suckers"
- The Problem With Karl Rove
- "Obnoxious"
- Reaching Out
- Sign of the Times
- Bobby Jindal is Smarter Than the Governor of Alaska
- Obama and the South
- Breaking Down Swing State Exit Polls: Gender
- Smart Move
- Which Swing States Were Toughest to Poll?
- Grading Nate Silver and 538
- Dingell vs. Waxman
- The Palin Boycott
- A Unique Republican Dissent
- Required Reading
- Pollster Report Card Summary
- Pollster Report Card: Swing State Edition
- Minnesota Follies
- Make That 231
- John Ensign: Politics Above All Else
- 239 Votes
- Parsing National Exit Data
- Quote of the Week
- He Never Had a Chance
- Stay Tuned
- "Now They're Finally Serious"
- Rahm Accepts
- Coleman Ahead
- Georgia Runoff
- Rahm
- Boehner's Smiling
- Preliminary Winners and Losers
- Are You Serious?
- House Picture So Far
- It Took Two Hours to Call Mississippi
- New Jersey Is Not All Blue
- Orlando
- Cass County, Indiana
- Clinton County, Indiana
- Mark Warner Wins
- Indiana Surge?
- That's Leadership
- Updates All Night
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- T2L's Election Predictions: Political Junkies Edition
- A Quick Thought on Dean Barkley
- Final Numbers and Analysis of Coleman-Franken
- Some Final Early Voting Numbers
- Dole Pulls "Godless" Ad
- Elko County, Nevada
- Bibb County, Georgia
- Democratic Microtargeting
- Maybe Debates Do Matter
- Dole's Fatal Mistakes
- Quote of the Day, II
- Ted and Don's Saving Grace?
- The Washington Post's Crystal Ball
- Georgia Finger-Pointing
- Quote of the Day
- Mitch Daniels: Turd Blossom
- A Flurry of DSCC/NRSC Spending
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