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The bouncing is over, the horse race begins

By gregladen on September 18, 2008.

There was a DNC bounce, then there was an RNC bounce. Really, the RNC bounce was a Sarah Palin bounce. And now the numbers are back to pre-convention levels and the horse race begins.

Or was there another factor?

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But seriously.... New polls.

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