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Clinton, Giuliani Top Choices of Likely Missouri Primary Voters

By Roll Call Staff
Posted November 19, 2007 at 11:27am

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Missouri voters are upset with the Iraq war, illegal immigration, President Bush and the direction of the country. They appear to be receptive to putting Democrats in charge of the White House, but also are signaling deep misgivings about both parties’ top candidates. A survey of 800 voters showed Missourians favoring Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton over GOP frontrunner Rudolph Giuliani and all the other top Republican contenders.

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