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ABC15 News and the Arizona Capitol Times have commissioned a poll on the Russell Pearce recall election to see who is leading the race.
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The STAR News-Nielsen opinion poll highlights the fact that it is surely going to be a hung assembly in the state. STAR News-Nielsen predicts Congress winning 79 seats and with partner RLD’s 20 seats, the alliance could reach 99 seats. Mulayam Singh’s Samajwadi Party is winning 135 seats and Mayawati’s Bhaujan Samaj Party will be reduced to 101 from its 2007′s figure of 206. The Congress party’s move to ally with Ajit Singh seems to be paying off as the survey estimates that the alliance will get 99 seats. Within the alliance, Congress is winning in 79 seats while the RLD is getting 20. Congress alone gets 18 per cent but Congress-RLD in alliance is getting 21 per cent vote share.
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Scottish Building Federation Chief Executive Michael Levack talks about an exclusive new opinion poll on the Scottish public’s priorities for spending on construction projects.
Each week on Can Of Worms, Roy Morgan Research conducts exclusive national polls by telephone amongst a representative sample of Australians aged from 14 years to 65+.
A majority of kenyans want the recommendations of the waki report implemented and would support the intervention of the international community if the government fails to act. An opinion poll indicates that most kenyans want suspects named in the waki report prosecuted but prefer that they are dealt with by a local tribunal as opposed to the international criminal court of justice at the hague.