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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 2007

Page

4

Independent voters tilt toward Democrats in AP IPSOS poll

AP and Ipsos data show independents shifting toward Democrats as discontent with Bush and the Iraq war grows. The trend could affect 2008 primaries in New Hampshire and general elections, with independents comprising a pivotal, diverse bloc and many not strongly aligned with either party.

Washington, D.C Michael Brooks St. Charles Brooks George W. Bush Bush Associated Press-Ipsos White House Congress New Hampshire GOP Neil Newhouse Ap-Ipsos Ing Republic Jim Hacker Boone Iowa NBC News-Wall Street Journal Hillary Rodham Clinton D-N.y Natali Frank Home Toaker Fom Crystal Minn

Florida Democrats reaffirm January 29 primary plan

Florida Democratic leaders vow to hold a January 29 2008 primary or caucus while pressing for a larger role in nominating the party's nominee. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz says 4 million Florida Democrats will be enfranchised and seated at the convention. Florida party chair Karen Thurman cites a fair open election with broad representation.

Pembroke Pines Fla Florida Democratic National ‘Committee Sunshine Iowa Nevada Carling Debbie Wasserman Schultz Schultz Democratic Party Karen Thurman Thurman Bush GOP

Bush shun on GOP campaign trail highlighted by caution

At Mackinac Island Michigan four top GOP contenders Rudy Giuliani Mitt Romney Fred Thompson and John McCain avoid embracing President Bush on the campaign trail signaling unease with his legacy. Polls show low approval and a desire for change while voters like some Bush support but distrust his era. The split stance reflects strategy ahead of the 2008 race as activists hear calls for reform.

Mackinac Island Mich Bush Rudy Giuliani Mitt Romney Fred ‘Thompson John McCain McCain Arizona GOP Lake Huron

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