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Economy staggers, but Ohio leans to Bush Despite steep job losses, Kerry faces uphill battle in key state Updated: 9:35 p.m. ET Sept. 29, 2004 CLEVELAND - If the presidential election in Ohio hinges on the economy, Sen. John Kerry should have a good chance of winning the crucial state and its 20 electoral votes. These are tough times in the Buckeye State, which was hit hard by the recession of 2001 and has continued to suffer even as most of the country has enjoyed a rebound in job growth. Yet with just five weeks left before Election Day, President...

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"If the election were held this week..."

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ALBANY, N.Y. Oct. 14 — A strong majority of Americans feel Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton should never run for president, a poll released Monday showed. The Marist Institute for Public Opinion found 69 percent of Americans said the Democratic former first lady, now senator from New York, shouldn't run. Twenty-six percent said she should run "someday." A poll in March 2001 found 30 percent felt she should run for president someday. "There's been some erosion from numbers that weren't very good to begin with," said Marist pollster Lee Miringoff. "There's no groundswell that says there needs to be a third...