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One of the advantages of robopolling is that the pollster can conduct a large number of polls in a hurry. SurveyUSA has just demonstrated this feature of its system (which is entirely automated). It just ran five polls in each of 16 states pitting Giuliani, Thompson, and Romney against Clinton and Giuliani and Romney against Obama in each of them (80 separate polls) all of them with Mike Bloomberg is the race. There are a lot of surprising results, like Hillary Clinton beating Mitt Romney in Alabama! Check it out, but don't take it too seriously yet.

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