Please see the article below titled "Sen. George Allen Builds Lead Over James Webb in Virginia."
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Gen. Wes Clark's endorsement of Jim Webb against George Allen
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Thursday, July 27, 2006 12:21 a.m. EDT
Sen. George Allen Builds Lead Over James Webb in Virginia
Sen. George Allen, R-Va., maintains a double-digit lead over Democratic challenger James Webb in two separate Zogby polls conducted in Virginia.
The side-by-side Zogby telephone and interactive polls show nearly identical margins in U.S. Senate race. Allen, who is often mentioned as a likely 2008 presidential candidate, leads Web by 11 points in the interactive online survey, 52 percent to 41 percent, with 5 percent undecided. That survey, conducted July 11-19, has a margin nearly 4 percent margin of error.
The telephone poll showed Allen with a 10+óGé¼GÇ£point edge, 47% to 37%, with 15% undecided. It was conducted July 12+óGé¼GÇ£15, 2006, and carries a margin of error of +/+óGé¼GÇ£ 4.5 percentage points.
The surveys confirm that Webb, who likely received a bump of support from his high+óGé¼GÇ£profile June 13 primary victory, has slipped in the early days of the general election campaign.
Poll City
Column by Not Gretchen Bulova:
It's poll city today in the Senate race. Three new polls have been released, all showing little movement in the race and agreeing with my stated theory that Allen has a 10-12 point lead at the moment, but hovers around 50%.
Zogby telephone survey
Allen - 47%
Webb - 37%
Zogby internet survey
Allen - 52%
Webb - 41%
Rasmussen telephone
Allen - 50%
Webb - 39%
I expect the race to remain this way until arond labor day when both campaigns kick their operation into high gear. The biggest question mark in this race remains -- Will Webb have enough money to compete?
July 27, 2006 | Permalink
Jim Webb Needs Money
by: Lowell
Sun Jul 23, 2006 at 13:58:12 PM MDT
Please give generously to Jim Webb today! Thanks.