Romney and Santorum Tied in Michigan Ahead of Tuesday Primary
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by News Editor
The Hill – Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum are knotted atop the polls heading into Tuesday’s critical primary in Michigan.
Romney, whose father is a former Michigan governor, was once presumed to have a significant home-state advantage, but a slew of polling data released Monday suggests the contest that will be decided by the thinnest of margins.
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