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From The Hotline for Thursday, Oct. 9, 2008
DEMOCRACY CORPS
Sweet 16 For Obama
Conducted 10/5-7 by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research; surveyed 1,000 LVs in 16 battleground states (CO, IA, IN, FL, MI, MN, MO, MT, NC, NH , NM, NV, OH, PA, VA , WI); margin of error +/- 3.0% (release, 10/8).
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10/9/2008 Frontpage
White House 2008
- 1 GENERAL ELECTION: Treasury Secretary Ayers Or Bush?
- 2 MCCAIN: You Go And Save The Lust For Last
- 3 OBAMA: Getting Testy
- 4 PALIN: O Little Town Of Bethlehem
- 5 BIDEN: Don't Make Me Angry. You Wouldn't Like Me When I'm Angry.
- 6 DIAGEO/HOTLINE TRACKING: Is Sarah Pulling The Ticket Down? Check Out Those Favs
- 7 DAILY KOS TRACKING: Kos Me If You Can
- 8 DEMOCRACY CORPS: Sweet 16 For Obama
- 9 GALLUP TRACKING: Hi-Ho, Silver, Away!
- 10 GWU BATTLEGROUND TRACKING: Battle Royale
- 11 REUTERS/C-SPAN/ZOGBY TRACKING: Four Your Review
- 12 2008 SCHEDULES: Will Work For Food!
White House 2008 -- The Battleground States
- 13 TV AD SPENDING: How's It Playing Everywhere BUT Peoria?
- 14 FLORIDA (27 EVS): Preparing For A Quadrennial Invasion
- 15 INDIANA (11 EVS): High Hopes For The Hoosiers
- 16 IOWA (7 EVS): Votes Via Satellite
- 17 MICHIGAN (17 EVS): Live From Lansing
- 18 MISSOURI (11 EVS): Registration Consternation
- 19 NEVADA (5 EVS): ACORN Shelled
- 20 NEW MEXICO (5 EVS): True Blue, I Saw You Standing Alone
- 21 NORTH CAROLINA (15 EVS): Channeling John Edwards, But Not In That Way
- 22 OHIO (20 EVS): Buckeyes Under Siege
- 23 PENNSYLVANIA POLL (21 EVS): From Battleground To Snoozer In Two Weeks
- 24 PENNSYLVANIA (21 EVS): Courting The Broad-Street-Bully Vote
- 25 VIRGINIA (13 EVS): Is For Obama Lovers?
- 26 WISCONSIN POLL (10 EVS): Double Down On Double Digits
- 27 WISCONSIN (10 EVS): The Howard Cunningham Vote
White House 2008 -- Other State Updates
- 28 GEORGIA POLL (15 EVS): Will The Turtle Catch The Hare?
- 29 KANSAS POLL (6 EVS): You Can Count On Kansas
National Briefing
- 30 CONSULTANT SCORECARD: Brown Out
- 31 CONSULTANT CANDIDS: Carwash Conversion
- 32 BLOGOMETER: Fear And Loathing In The Blogosphere
Senate 2008
- 33 SENATE SCOREBOARD: Seven Up
- 34 BATTLE FOR THE SENATE: Chucky Feeling Groovy
- 35 ALASKA: They Were Absent When The Class Learned About Sharing
- 36 GEORGIA POLL: No Room For (Margins Of) Error
- 37 IDAHO: Why Didn't They Invite Pro-Life To The Party?
- 38 KANSAS POLL: More Of A Stroll Than A Race
- 39 KENTUCKY POLL: Nine Would Be Fine With Mitch
- 40 KENTUCKY: The First In A Stampede Of Ads?
- 41 LOUISIANA: There's Something About Landrieu
- 42 MAINE: A GOPer And A Dem Walk Into A Newspaper Office...
- 43 MASSACHUSETTS: How Far Can He Kerry This Pun?
- 44 MINNESOTA: Of Sons And Daughters
- 45 NEW HAMPSHIRE: Nothing New In The 'Shire
- 46 NEW JERSEY: Burning Up The FM Dial
- 47 NEW MEXICO: Maybe There's A Longer Version Of The Ad That Has Some Pro-Free Market Arguments
- 48 NORTH CAROLINA: Climbing Up On Salisbury Hill
- 49 TEXAS: I've Got Your Back
Governor 2008
- 50 INDIANA POLL: What Close Race?
- 51 NORTH CAROLINA: Fighting Munger
- 52 WASHINGTON: There's No Deposing Dino
In The States
People
- 54 BUSH: There's Always Time For Domestic Diplomacy
- 55 PALIN: No, Not That Baby Boom
- 56 WH '08ERS: A White House Of Horrors
- 57 FOSSELLA: Drunk, But Not That Drunk
- 58 YOUNG: Wins The Only Endorsement That Matters
- 59 RYAN: Putting An End To The "Fat" Rumors
- 60 POLICE LOG: In Complete Sentences
- 61 NEWS BAZAAR: Turn The Page On That One
- 62 DAILY PLANET: Election '08, Now Globally Syndicated