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To: koan who wrote (114342)	5/29/2012 12:41:24 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 149317

And no undecideds......freaking me out.

To: koan who wrote (114342)	5/29/2012 1:14:08 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 149317

I can only hope that Barrett is having a last minute surge. WI-Gov: Two new Democratic internal polls of the recall came out on Friday—well, one new and one new-ish. The DGA, via the Mellman Group, has Scott Walker up just 49-46 over Tom Barrett, which represents a tightening from 51-44 a week earlier. (That previous trendline is only now being disclosed.) Mellman basically argues, as others have done, that the race is getting closer because Dems are now on the airwaves in force. Meanwhile, the Barrett campaign now looks like they're conducting a daily tracking poll with Garin-Hart-Yang. On Thursday, they released numbers from May 22 to 23 showing it a 50-48 race; on Friday, they added data from the 24th, and things have nudged even closer, to 49-48 Walker. P.S. One related thing I've been wondering about is why we haven't seen a single poll from either the RGA or Walker's campaign this whole time.