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Both CQ Weekly and CQ Today have the highest paid circulation in their competitive sets.2More Reporters Covering the Hill
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| CQ Weekly | Special Report: Election Preview: 10/27 |
| CQ Today | Guide to the New Congress: 11/6 | CQ Weekly | Special Report: Post Election Analysis: 11/10 |
| CQ Weekly | CQ Outlook: 11/17 |
| CQ Weekly | Special Report: The Year in Review 12/8 |
| CQ Weekly | Special Report: Key Votes and Vote Studies 12/15 |
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1 Erdos and Morgan Opinion Leaders Study, 2006-2007
2 June 2008 BPA; Competitive set includes CQ Weekly, CQ Today, National Journal, CongressDailyAM, Roll Call, The Hill, the Politico. As of 9/19/08, CongressDailyAM has not yet released their June 2008 statement.
