[AntiGuv]

BTW, just to be sure I'm communicating clearly, you can change either the beginning date or the end date or both on those DCCC/NRCC links I posted before. Here is the NRCC link again with August 22 and September 6 as the random beginning and ending dates:

http://tray.com/cgi-win/x_IndepExp_SQL_By_State_Date.exe?DoFn=&Count=20060822&sYR=2006&sEndDate=20060906&sID=C00075820

As should be clear, you simply need to change the dates in your browser to whatever you want to see. Here's the segment with the date string again:

=&Count=20060822&sYR=2006&sEndDate=20060906&sID

I've underlined the part I changed.

[Sam Spade]

Thanks for making sure on the communication, but yes I did get how to manipulate the links to get the specific date periods. It is very helpful, to put it mildly.