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- Obama's 30-minute infomercial
- Interesting and honest interviews about race and t...
- Hey, AP GoPo students
- Bribing people to vote
- More SNL goodness
- Questions about who's winning?
- Your turn.
- Things are looking good for Obama
- Things are looking good for Obama
- Sarah Palin on SNL
- A female draft?
- The candidates went to dinner last night...
- Want to see the commercials the people in the swin...
- Test your history of past debates
- Last debate
- THE LAST DEBATE IS TONIGHT!!!
- Death penalty
- From DJ
- New poll numbers
- High school economics will save the future!
- The oldest registered voter in Connecticut!
- Comedy and the election
- Who you callin' a maverick?
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1 comment:
There are some differences between a regular person, a registered voter, and a "likely voter". In my opinion, a regular person is just someone who goes along with what other people's opinions are. This person is not very committed in voting and he/she just let the "registered voters" vote for the candidate that is right for the role. A registered voter is someone who is very concern about the country. This registered voter really wants to make a difference and want the best for everyone. A "likely voter" can be EITHER the regular person or the registered voter. A registered voter also wants to spread his or her words about the election. Some people does this just to spread their opinions and who they think would win. This polls are important because it gives the people some sort of information about what other people think of the candidates. It gives them idea that other people have different perspective and not everyone has to go along with other people's opinion.
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