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  • Friday, Oct. 10, 2008

Capitulation Time?

As Wall Street traders frantically search for the bottom of the stock market, GOPers must be doing the same. Is there a possibility that things could get better for battered House GOPers? Find out in the House Race Hotline.

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Latest Edition: Around The Horn
House: An Ax, Not A Scalpel
House: Bus-y Bee

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 INTERACTIVE: ELECTORAL MAPThursday, Oct. 9, 2008

Explore Your Electoral Side

Looking For Polls? Click here for Hotline's new state-by-state poll maps for Pres., Senate and House contests.

Battle For The EC

Shofar, So Good

John McCain's drought of statistically significant leads in swing state surveys continues. Barack Obama leads in the latest Electoral College projection 349 EVs to 180 EVs.

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Senate S.O.S

Will Democrats be able to get to 60 seats in the Senate this election? John Mercurio and Quinn McCord rank vulnerable senate seats that could end up flipping from Red to Blue.

Daily Tracking

Make Seven Up Yours

Barack Obama holds a significant lead over John McCain in the battleground states.

More | Keys To The White House


 Play Of The DayFriday, Oct. 10, 2008

Suitable For All Ages

Jon Stewart wants a grown-up explanation of the financial crisis...

John Mercurio: PolitiScopeWednesday, Oct. 8, 2008

A Serious Race. Wink, Wink.

What do Bill Ayers and the Keating Five have to do with voters' No.1 issue?

Amy Walter: On the TrailTuesday, Oct. 7, 2008

Can McCain Get His Groove Back?

The Republican nominee has little choice but to fight his way out against Barack Obama, for better and for worse.

 Sunday SnapshotMonday, Oct. 6, 2008

He's Baack!

The Sunday shows focused on Sarah Palin saying Barack Obama was "palling around with terrorists," and both camps were out in full force.

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The Hotline ranks the Senate seats most likely to switch party control.

House Rankings

The Hotline ranks the House seats most likely to switch party control.


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