THE PUBLIC OPTION -- all we need is 10 more Senators Progressive Change, DFA and CREDO asked Research 2000 to poll the following states on the public option and reconciliation. Here's the results thus far:

QUESTION: What would make you more likely to vote for Democrats in the 2010 elections: If they pass health care reform that includes a public health insurance option but gets zero Republicans votes OR if they pass health care reform without a public option but with some Republican votes?

Nevada: 53% public option, 40% bipartisanship

Illinois: 61% public option, 30% bipartisanship

Iowa: 58% public option, 29% bipartisanship

Washington: 61% public option, 25% bipartisanship

Missouri: 49% public option, 36% bipartisanship

Virginia: 55% public option, 33% bipartisanship

Minnesota: 51% public option, 39% bipartisanship

Colorado: 46% public option, 43% bipartisanship

This includes everyone -- among Obama voters, the average is 77 percent want a public option. See more at http://act.boldprogressives.org/cms/sign/poll_national_20100220/?source=bp.
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EDU2010 Update: EDU2010 For Their Future And Our World. Next Up: "Successful Students Ready for the 21st Century. March 31st @ The Hartford's City Hall, 550 Main Street, Hartford CT 06103. Join Hosts, Hartford City Councilwoman rJo Winch, Education 2010 and The Sheff Movement for an exciting evening. This event will open with excerpts of a riveting documentary on the issue of race and the efforts of a third grade teacher from rural Iowa in her attempt to teach her students about race on the day after Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated.

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