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  As the second presidential debate nears, a new ABC News poll shows a split in swing voters is making for a close race. (The Associated Press)   Swing Voters Split Swing Voter Split Makes for Close Race Analysis By Cheryl Arnedt Oct. 7, 2004— The presidential candidates face off in their second debate Friday night with strong positions in their respective bases — and even splits in classic swing voter groups. Independents divide by 47 percent to 46 percent between John Kerry and President Bush in the latest ABC News tracking poll, and white Catholics by 49 percent...

TO: Republican Leaders FROM: Chairman Rusty Hills DATE: Monday, April 29, 2002 RE: Republicans in the Lead There's been considerable rumbling in the media and among so-called "opinion leaders" that Michigan Republicans are facing an impossible task this November. For the past year, the fortune-tellers in Lansing have said retaining the Governor's office and our majorities in the state House and state Senate is simply not in the cards. I'm happy to report that we are well on our way to proving the "experts" wrong. According to recently filed campaign finance reports, both Michigan State House Republicans and State Senate...