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Bad News For Thompson: Bloomberg Still Ahead By 11%


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John Kuhner

Published Sep 21, 2009

Modified Sep 21, 2009


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Published Sep 21, 2009

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The latest Marist poll puts Bloomberg ahead of Thompson 50% to 39%, 10% undecided. The eleven-point lead is in line with previous polls, so it looks like winning the primary didn't help Thompson out that much. But there's still six weeks until election day!

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