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Poll

The weekly poll has been closed. Here are the results.

Question:

Which presidential candidate is better for the marketing industry?
Background: The candidates' voting records and ... The candidates' voting records and political alliances offer clues to actions they may take as president on issues such as media ownership.
Results:

John McCain		38%
Barack Obama		62%

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