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Join the forum discussion on this postIf you take a look at this graph (click to enlarge) it becomes apparent that after Thompson’s initial strength in the polls, he’s become stagnant. What has his campaign done about this? Read on, friends.
Dear Friend,
Senator Thompson takes to the airwaves today with two advertisements to run
statewide […]
Posted: November 8th, 2007 under Thompson, Advertising, Polls.
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