In the low turn-out 1st Congressional District GOP Primary, what is the top issue?
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Poll
Two recent polls suggest Obama is up 10 points in NH. What do you think?
Sounds right to me
20%
I doubt it is right, but I hope it is
20%
I doubt it is right, but I just hope it is wrong
40%
This state is still tied
0%
McCain has a slight lead in my eyes
0%
Obama is up slightly, but not by double digits
20%
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October 13, 2008
"In New Hampshire, we've always made phone calls from volunteers. We've always knocked on doors," he said. "It's just now both parties are using micro-targeting techniques to really maximize the efforts of the people on the ground and maximize the engagement of voters they believe would most likely support their candidate. Given the stakes of the election, you can't take for granted they will vote for you."
Republican political advisor Rich Killion on presidential campaign grass roots efforts.
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Either of them can beat Carol, it's a matter of which one will do the better job. Jeb has shown that he's not up to the task, let send in some fresh blood, go for Stephen.
Big Picture
Anyone who is tainted by Washington right now is not doing well. John McCain has been a Senator for years, but you don't see him talking about his experience. Obama is talking about change. Everybody wants somebody different right now.
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