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Iowa Caucus
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GOP Primary 2012 Media Analysis
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Voters Without a Party Splinter New Hampshire
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Not Officially Republicans, 'Undeclared' Voters Could Sway N.H. Race
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Independents may hold key to New Hampshire primaryRead more here: http://www.bradenton.com/2012/01/06/3771530/independents-may-hold-key-to-new.html#storylink=cpy
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Santorum trails Romney in new South Carolina pollRead more: http://www.thestatecolumn.com/articles/santorum-trails-romney-in-new-south-carolina-poll/#ixzz1rNk6227g
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New Hampshire Primary
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Poll Shows Obama’s Vulnerability With Swing Voters
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Poll: Obama losing luster with independent voters
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South Carolina Primary
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GOP Not As Split as the Media Wants You to Think
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Florida Primary
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Nevada Caucus
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Colorado and Minnesota Caucuses; Missouri Primary
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Maine Caucus
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Straight-shooting Republicans keep hitting themselves in the foot
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Poll: Santorum catches Romney; both Republicans trail Obama
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Independent voters are rejecting Romney
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Arizona and Michigan Primarys
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Wyoming Caucus
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Washington Caucus
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Super Tuesday gives state voters first chance to choose (The Sun Chronicle)
The Sun Chronicle
The size of the turnout today in the Massachusetts Super Tuesday presidential primary will largely be determined by independent voters, local officials say. -
Super Tuesday (Alaska, Idaho, North Dakota Caucuses; Georgia, Massachusetts, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia Primarys)
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Most Independent Voters Don't Like GOP Presidential Field (NewsMax)
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Super Tuesday: Independents Shape The Race In Vermont Primary (ABC News)
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Voters to GOP candidates: We don’t like any of you (Washington Post)
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Romney seen as strong vs. Obama in Mass. exit poll (Boston.com)