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Energy Voices In some states, energy trumps the economy in election 2012 (+video)

When it comes to the presidential election, energy plays a major role in states like North Dakota and West Virginia. Ohio and Pennsylvania are also swayed by energy issues.

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Energy Voices Debate fact check: Romney stumbles on energy

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Energy Voices Challenging the oil and gas industry's energy independence message

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Energy Voices The real reason behind oil price rises