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                            October 6, 2006Ohio Governor: Strickland Lead 12
  
Ohio's troubled economy and corruption scandals have given Democratic Congressman Ted Strickland a persistent advantage over Republican Secretary of State Ken Blackwell in the race for Governor here.

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                            October 6, 2006Hillary Meter: Clinton Shifts Slightly to the Right
  
The latest Hillary Meter finds that 43% of Americans view the former First Lady as politically liberal. Another 30% say she’s a moderate and 10% see her as conservative. 

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                            October 6, 2006CT Governor: Rell by 25 Now
  
Republican Governor Jodi Rell now leads the Democratic nominee, New Haven Mayor John DeStefano, 58% to 33%.

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                            October 5, 200661% Believe Republican Leaders Have Been Protecting Foley
  
Sixty-one percent (61%) of American adults believe that Republican leaders have been “protecting [Mark] Foley for several years.”

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                            October 5, 2006CT Senate: Lieberman Lead in Double Digits
  
Senator Joseph Lieberman (I) has increased his margin over Democrat Ned Lamont by eight points. He now leads the antiwar candidate 50% to 40%.

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                            October 5, 2006Ohio Senate: Brown by 8
  
The latest Rasmussen Reports poll of Ohio's U.S. Senate race shows that Democratic Congressman Sherrod Brown has added a couple more points to a growing lead over Republican Senator Mike DeWine.

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                            October 4, 2006Florida Governor: Crist by 16
  
Republican Attorney General Charlie Crist has opened up a wide lead over Democratic Congressman Jim Davis. The latest Rasmussen Reports election survey shows Crist ahead 54% to 38%. 
October 4, 2006Hiring Expectations Down Sharply Among Accounting & Finance Workers
  
Worker Confidence among accounting & finance professionals fell in September, as the group's
     Hudson Employment Index (SM) declined 6.3 points to 106.2. A significant drop in hiring expectations and job satisfaction contributed to the decline. 
October 4, 2006Atlanta Worker Confidence Slips
  
After hitting a record high last month, the 
    Hudson Employment Index (SM) for Atlanta fell 2.5 points to 118.6 in September. While perceptions of personal finances faltered, concerns regarding lay offs hit an all time low, tempering the decline.
October 4, 2006Hudson Index: Boston
  
The 
    
      Hudson Employment Index (SM) 
    for Boston workers fell 2.1 points to 91.8 in September, its lowest reading of the year. Area confidence has been steadily declining since April when the Index was at 103.7. Less optimism regarding hiring expectations and job satisfaction continued to hinder local confidence.
October 4, 2006Hudson Index: California
  
Worker confidence in California slipped in August, as the state’s 
    
      Hudson Employment Index (SM) 
    fell 2.4 points to 108.4. 
October 4, 2006Chicago Worker Confidence Holds Steady
  
The 
    Hudson Employment Index (SM) for Chicago inched up 0.6 points to 94.5 in September. The monthly reading of local worker confidence is nearly eight points higher than this time last year, when the city’s 
    Index was 86.8. 
October 4, 2006Dallas Worker Confidence Hits Record High Despite Personal Finance Concerns
  
The 
    Hudson Employment Index (SM) for Dallas workers continued to climb this month, as worker confidence rose 2.2 points to 112.5 in September.
October 4, 2006FL Worker Confidence Plummets
  
Worker confidence declined in Florida in September, as the state’s 
    Hudson Employment Index (
    SM) dropped 7.1 points to 115.2. Declines in hiring plans, job satisfaction and perceived job security contributed to the drop. Despite the decrease, the latest reading tops last September’s 113.2.
October 4, 2006Worker Confidence Continues To Rise Among Hispanics But Falls For African-Americans
  
Hispanic workers continued to report an upswing in confidence, while African-American worker's confidence fell in September.
October 4, 2006IT Worker Confidence Rebounds Amid Positive Hiring Expectations
  
Worker Confidence among IT Professionals rebounded in September, as the sector's 
    Hudson Employment Index (SM) rose 6.2 points to 109.3.
October 4, 2006Legal Worker Confidence Plummets to All Time Low
  
Confidence among workers in the legal sector plunged in September, as the sector’s 
    Hudson Employment Index (SM) fell 16.3 points to 97.9.
October 4, 2006Hudson Index: Los Angeles
  
The 
    
      Hudson Employment Index (SM) 
    for Los Angeles workers slipped 1.6 points to 100.6 in September
    
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October 4, 2006Hudson Index: Manufacturing Sector
  
After recording two consecutive increases, confidence among manufacturing workers plunged in September.
October 4, 2006Hudson Index: Minneapolis-St. Paul
  
Falling steadily since February of this year, the 
    
      Hudson Employment Index (SM) 
    for Minneapolis-St. Paul workers reversed its momentum in September as local worker confidence rose 2.8 points to 94.9.