Pre-Debate Election RoundupFollow

while the gentlemen from Dallas/Ft. Worth are really not worth much.

Florida elections officials said that "at least 10 counties have identified suspicious and possibly fraudulent voter registration forms turned in by a firm working for the Republican Party of Florida," the Los Angeles Times reports.

"The controversy in Florida -- which began with possibly fraudulent forms that first cropped up in Palm Beach County -- has engulfed the Republican National Committee, which admitted Thursday that it urged state parties in seven swing states to hire the firm, Strategic Allied Consulting.The RNC paid the company at least $3.1 million -- routed through the state parties of Florida, Nevada, Colorado, North Carolina and Virginia -- to register voters and run get-out-the-vote operations. Wisconsin and Ohio had not yet paid the firm for get-out-the-vote operations it was contracted to do."

A company engaged in GOP voter fraud across the major swing states? Thank sweet Jesus the GOP is hard at work preventing the poor and minorities from voting so this doesn't happen!

Suburbs aren't technically part of the city right?

Considering the small dots for national brands like Fosters, Molson and Becks, I'm guessing any given microbrew is statistically insignificant.

The chart has been updated since it was originally posted, weird.