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Dueling Polls May Lure Bush to Region, Fort Collins Coloradoan, October 31, 2006
A new independent poll Monday showed Democrat Angie Paccione with a slight lead in the 4th Congressional District race, but Rep. Marilyn Musgrave's campaign responded with its own poll showing the Republican incumbent ahead. Read more...

O'Malley, Cardin Hope To Link Rivals to Bush: Republicans Say Tactics Won't Work, Washington Post, September 17, 2006 The campaigns are for high political office in Maryland, but the Democratic candidates' toughest attacks are focused on a man from Texas: George W. Bush. Read more...

Hastings in Good Standing, Poll Says, Tri-City Herald, September 13, 2006 Polls conducted last month by campaigns for U.S. Rep. Doc Hastings, R-Pasco, and Kennewick Democrat Richard Wright show the six-term congressman remains in a comfortable position to be re-elected this fall. Read more...

Right to Work Proponents in Idaho Passed Bill After Years of Trying, Idaho Business Review, August 7, 2006 Right to Work was not a new issue in Idaho before it finally won approval in 1986. It had been attempted for a number of years in the Idaho Legislature, Randy Stapilus, Idaho political analyst and author, said. Read more...

Idahoans Coming to Grips with Climate Change, Idaho Statesman, July 31, 2006 Oregon pollster Bob Moore, a favorite among the state's Republican leaders, told Idaho's business leaders earlier this month that a majority of Americans believe that global warming — higher temperatures worldwide — is occurring. Read more...

Oregon: It's a Kicker!, The Hotline, March 22, 2006 A Moore Information (R) poll; conducted 3/9-10; surveyed 400 registered. OR voters; margin of error +/- 5% (release, 3/21). Read more...

Sentiment favors bond measure for Sherwood schools by Janet Goetze, The Oregonian, March 17, 2006 Voters appear inclined to support a bond measure to build more classrooms in the fast-growing Sherwood School District. Read more...

OREGON: These Voters Have A Bad Attitude, The Hotline, February 24, 2006 A Moore Information (R) poll; conducted 2/15-16; surveyed 400 registered voters; margin of error +/- 5%. Read more...

Heavy cost for light rail;$300 million plan may go before voters by Amy Cannata, The Spokesman-Review, February 4, 2006 Spokane voters may be asked this fall to approve the most ambitious public works project the region has ever undertaken - a light rail system between Spokane and Liberty Lake. Read more...

Wilderness bills change natural, political landscape by Dan Popkey, The Idaho Statesman, October 5, 2005 I hope I´m not jinxing it, but it looks like the 25-year struggle to expand an Idaho icon -- our 4 million acres of congressionally designated wilderness -- will soon end in success. Read more...

HBA working to balance development, owners' rights and urban growth plans byline by David Nielsen, The Oregonian, August 20, 2005
In fact, a poll completed by Moore Information in late April showed that many people believe that once land is brought into the UGB it can be built on in three years or less. The reality, however, is that it takes six years or longer for development to happen. Read more...

MARGIN FOR ERROR: Oh How We Love A Good Polling Debate! National Journal, August 17, 2005
So it seems the old adage it true -- every story does have two sides, or so it seems regarding the fluidity (or consistency) of party ID breakdown. GOP pollster/Moore Information pres. Bob Moore disagrees with the article feature in 8/9's MOE and offers a different take on the trends. Read more...

Bush Takes Blame On Economy, Iraq by Gewn Glazer and Erin Madigan, NationalJournal.com, May 5, 2005
The economy and jobs topped a list of most important concerns among Moore Information (R) survey respondents, but there was less consensus on the importance of certain domestic policies. Read more...

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