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Headline Roundup • September 26th, 2012

Poll Controversy

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Outweighed Republicans skeptical of polls’ left tilt
Outweighed Republicans skeptical of polls’ left tilt

Washington Times

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As President Obama and congressional Democrats have surged in polls, Republicans are increasingly arguing that the surveys are skewed — and some are going so far as to accuse pollsters of purposely trying to demoralize GOP voters.

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Presidential Polls Of Swing States Differ On Size Of Obama's Lead
Presidential Polls Of Swing States Differ On Size Of Obama's Lead

HuffPost

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A batch of new polls from two key battleground states produced some of the largest leads yet for President Barack Obama, drawing criticism from the campaign of Republican nominee Mitt Romney.

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Onslaught of polls leaves both sides arguing over results, methodologies
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With the presidential election just weeks away, each day brings an onslaught of new polls. Experts admit the results aren't always uniform because no two samples are ever alike, and there are multiple methodologies used to interpret the results.

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