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Jewish Seniors in South Florida Anxious About Obama But Still Support Him

Erik Gleibermann | Posted 11.22.2008 | Home

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Erik Gleibermann

South Florida's general population of Jewish elders roundly dislikes Palin, perhaps the most consistently shared view I encountered.

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Major Newspaper Endorsements, Polls Inspire Florida Democrats

Ron Levitt | Posted 11.21.2008 | Home

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Ron Levitt

MIAMI -- Unless Democratic voters get over-confident and stay home on Nov. 4th, Florida will become a Blue State and provide 27 electoral votes to ...

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Republicans Ignore McCain in Favor of a Democrat (And No, it's Not Obama)

John Hood | Posted 11.16.2008 | Home

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John Hood

MIAMI-- "Why watch it? McCain's already lost the election." So spoke a "nominally" Republican woman last night as she was taking a smoke break outs...

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Fla. and Col. Campaigns Woo Latinos, Undecideds Up And Down Ballot

Ron Levitt | Posted 08.08.2008 | Home

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Ron Levitt

In the two pivotal sates, where congressional seats are being hotly contested, polls show 10 percent of voters remain undecided, including the same percent among the large Latino populations.

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