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Allard's lead shrinks in poll Republican releases results highlighting Strickland's negatives By Lynn Bartels, Rocky Mountain News August 30, 2002 Republican Sen. Wayne Allard's own polling shows his lead over Democrat Tom Strickland narrowing, but voters' negative opinions of Strickland nearly doubling. Allard leads Strickland 46 percent to 35 percent, according to a poll released Thursday by the Allard U.S. Senate campaign. In an April poll by the same Texas company, Allard led Strickland 49 to 33 percent. Both campaigns put their own spins on the results. Dick Wadhams, Allard's campaign manager, said he was thrilled considering the Strickland campaign...

CO: Allard - 43%, Strickland - 40%Jul 27-30, Garin-Hart-Yang for Strickland campAllard - 47%, Strickland - 36%Early July, Ciruli & Associates, independent pollMO:Carnahan - 52%, Talent - 41%Jul 23-25, Garin-Hart-Yang, for Carnahan campTN:Alexander - 51%, Clement - 38%Jul 30th timeframe, Voter/Consumer Research for NRSC Also a new poll for Bob Smith's camp shows him leading Sununu 43%-42%, though it has a 6% MOE.

Veterans Voting Bloc Endorses StanleyNews Release - May 28, 2002 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 28, 2002 NEWS RELEASE Veterans Voting BlocWeb site: http://www.thetexasfirm.net or http://unitedvets.tripod.comContact: Philip E. Jones, (USA, RET) Veterans' Voting Bloc, National Director Attorney at Law 126 East Main Plaza San Antonio, Texas 78205 Office Phone: (210) 224-1923; Fax: (210) 227-4229 Email: pjones@thetexasfirm.com======================================================To all media outlets and Veterans' Service Organizations:The Veterans Voting Bloc was established in December of 2001. We currently have over 3,000 voting squads established throughout the country. Our mission statement is attached along with the list of requirements for U.S. Congressional candidates wanting our...

Guns still in political cross hairs Colorado Senate hopeful Strickland among Dems retooling positions By Mark Obmascik Denver Post Staff Writer Sunday, May 12, 2002 - Six years ago, the Colorado Democratic Party put guns in its political cross hairs. Trying to help U.S. Senate candidate Tom Strickland, the party mailed thousands of brochures with dramatic photos of a cemetery burial service and a blunt headline: "How many more will die before Wayne Allard votes to ban assault weapons?" Oh, how times have changed. Today, Strickland is trying again to win a Senate seat from Allard, but he's campaigning with...