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Reid, Angle ‘still neck and neck’

The race for U.S. Senate in Nevada is settling in as the contenders remain locked in a dead heat in a new Rasmussen poll out this morning.

Democratic Sen. Harry Reid: 45 percent. Republican challenger Sharron Angle: 45 percent. Five percent prefer someone else and 6 percent are still undecided, according to the survey that was conducted Wednesday.

When "leaners" are added (people who say they have no clear preference but might be "leaning" to a particular candidate), Reid holds a 50-47 percent lead. Those numbers become more important the closer it gets to Election Day, according to the pollster.

The race remains a tossup in Rasmussen's view. The poll's margin of error is plus or minus 4 percentage points.

Rasmussen Reports poll numbers

Rasmussen Reports analysis

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