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…
As JLF’s Terry Stoops explains in this post at sister blog The Locker Room, liberal activists from moveon.org will speak to Chapel Hill voters tomorrow night in an effort to…
The latest poll of North Carolina comes from WRAL: Republican Mitt Romney has a 50-45 percent lead over Democrat Barack Obama in North Carolina, according to a new poll.
President Obama leads among early voters, but “among the 92% who say they are certain to vote in this year’s election, Romney leads 57% to 41%.”
Another poll released today shows Republican Mitt Romney leading Democratic President Barack Obama in the battleground state of North Carolina. The High Point University/Fox 8 Poll gives Romney a 46…
Poll gives Romney small lead in NC in presidential race – National – NewsObserver.com. The link abov reports that the new Elon Universitynpoll gives Mitt Romney a four-point lead over…
48 percent to 46 percent. So says the latest PPP poll. Their analysis: Romney’s gained 7 points on Obama in North Carolina since April, when the President led by a…
McCrory over Dalton 44 percent to 39 percent with and Libertarian candidate Barbara Howe at 7 percent and 10 percent undecided in a new WRAL News poll. Margin of error:…
Is North Carolina still a battleground state? Maybe not. From Rasmussen: The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely Voters in the Tar Heel State shows the putative Republican nominee…
Gubernatorial nominee Lt. Gov. Walter Dalton waxes in front of state Democratic Party’s Executive Committee about Chairman David Parker’s ‘selfless act,’ only to have Parker emerge from behind the curtain,…
In this Roll Call column, Stuart Rothenberg of the Rothenberg Political Report outlines the challenge faced by President Obama’s re-election campaign if they hope to put North Carolina in his…
As The Charlotte Observer‘s Jim Morrill reports today, the chances of North Carolina having much of an impact on the GOP presidential primary increased after the split results Tuesday. That…