Early voting prognostication, for what it’s worth
The North Carolina FreeEnterprise Foundation’s analysis of early voting note that the share of registered Democrats casting early ballots this year is down 3.7 percentage points from 2008, with much…
The North Carolina FreeEnterprise Foundation’s analysis of early voting note that the share of registered Democrats casting early ballots this year is down 3.7 percentage points from 2008, with much…
President Obama stood up for these guys? Only if they’re writing the checks. Question for Zack Braff—why is it ‘crazy’ that the president only won by 14,000 votes in ’08?…
You tell me. But I think Karl Rove and crew have created some sort of fantasy white Obama voter. The suburban “fear” vote woulda went to John McCain. Or stayed…
The latest Carolina Journal Online exclusive features Anthony Greco’s CarolinaJournal.tv report on the factors contributing to Barack Obama’s win in North Carolina’s 2008 presidential contest.
Blame the Yankees for Obama’s 2008 victory in NC by Terry Stoops, The Locker Room, September 1, 2010 Why N.C. swung to Obama by Rob Christensen, News & Observer, September…
? Beverly Perdue, Pat McCrory, and Mike Munger prepare to debate tonight in Charlotte. Perdue challenges McCrory on his own turf. On education, McCrory talks up vocational programs, more local…
? Beverly Perdue seeks to implicate Pat McCrory in the Jim Black scandal, citing his personal relationship with Black and other ties. McCrory returns the favor by linking Perdue to…
? A report on the governor’s race by WHQR-FM in Wilmington illustrates why Pat McCrory and Republican groups seek to link Beverly Perdue to the status quo in Raleigh, and…
In the latest Newsweek, the “Architect” offers his thoughts about the likely electoral outcome in the Tar Heel State: [T]he only way Obama wins is through huge turnout from blacks…
In an audio interview on the U.S. News Web site, Michael Barone expands on his assessment of North Carolina’s electoral competitiveness. For Obama, states that are in play are…
As you ponder John McCain’s decision to avoid airing North Carolina television ads, you might be interested in John Hood’s take on the issue of pre-Labor Day campaign spending.
For months I’ve consistently said that it is mistake to assume that John McCain will carry NC. That the wild enthusiasm for Barack Obama could turn the state from red…