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Palin poll numbers split largely along party lines.
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Consumer confidence is its lowest since the GOP lost the White House in 1992.
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McCain needs to weave a path between Repubs who approve of the president and the big majority of Americans who don't.
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The challenging decisions faced by parents in their home-life vs. work-life balance.
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If McCain picks a running mate who supports abortion, it could cost him votes.
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Sixty-four percent of African-Americans believe their child could be president.
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Obama's favorables at 62 percent; Clinton at 52 percent.
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Can he convince Hillary Clinton's supporters to join his camp?
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Poll: Obama-McCain divided 49-43 percent.
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ABC News/Planet Green/Stanford University poll finds support for drilling.
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Gays in military backed by Republicans, conservatives and evangelicals.
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Full analyses from each 2008 presidential primary by the ABC News Polling Unit.