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Lack of Indiana polling may be seriously distorting perception of GOP race

By Philip Klein
Published April 20, 2016 8:57pm ET
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Lack of Indiana polling may be seriously distorting perception of GOP race
In Indiana, there hasn't been any polling, the demographics and regional dynamics give no clear advantage to either Donald Trump or Ted Cruz and the delegate allocation rules are heavily favorable to the winner. (AP Photo) | Doug McSchooler

As I outlined in more detail in a previous post, Indiana’s May 3 primary figures prominently in any scenario about the Republican nomination. But the lack of polling of the state may be seriously distorting perceptions of the nomination fight.

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