On the November elections? A report this morning by National Public Radio and a poll due out today from the Pew Research Center suggest that the answer is little to none. The NPR piece interviewed 14 Republican-leaning voters in rural areas who had been in a recent national poll sample. This wasn’t a statistically valid sample, naturally, but it did provide some insight into how those who place moral values at the top of their political priority list distinguish between personal immorality and policy issues. As for the Pew survey, it’s not available yet but it will reportedly show that the Foley scandal has not yet made any real dent in the fundamental trends and preferences of the 2006 electorate – or at least the electorate as predicted by Pew’s model.