Washington, D.C. - A recent Zogby International/O'Leary Report poll shows that both the Tea Party and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce had significant influence over voters' decisions last week, while the National Organization for Women failed in its attempt to persuade voters.  The  Poll was conducted November 3-5 of 2,185 voters and has a margin-of-error of 2.1 percentage points.The Poll asked:Now that the election is over, how important was the voice of the Tea Party to your vote?A sizeable 36% of voters said the Tea Party's voice was important to their vote.  The Tea Party was also hugely influential among Independent voters, as 35% of Independents said they listened for the voice of the Tea Party.  Notably, a strong majority of Republican voters (60%) said that the Tea Party's message was important to how they voted last week.Among small business owners, 39% said the voice of the Tea Party was important to their vote, as did 47% of weekly church goers, 36% of...(Read Full Post)