LFR Poll: Obama, Casey with Narrow Leads
A poll released by Let Freedom Ring Inc. shows President Obama and Senator Casey with narrow leads.
November 5, 2012
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A poll released by Let Freedom Ring Inc. shows President Obama and Senator Casey with narrow leads.
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