#ncpol: September Madness
Can’t there be ONE aspect of American society or culture where leftists aren’t trying to cram their sick, sordid beliefs down our throats? We get hit with it in movies and
Continue readingCan’t there be ONE aspect of American society or culture where leftists aren’t trying to cram their sick, sordid beliefs down our throats? We get hit with it in movies and
Continue readingHear that, rural and suburban GOP state House candidates? You are ON YOUR OWN. Poor financial decisions by House caucus leaders are coming back to bite the caucus in the
Continue readingThe N&O’s “Genitalia” Campbell led the reporting team breathlessly reporting on “the first Republican” to call for the repeal of House Bill 2. What their story downplays, omits, leaves out
Continue readingFundraising reports can tell you a hell of a lot about how November is going to go. Money helps you organize your efforts. Money helps you raise your name ID.
Continue readingThis has to be the quietest, most humdrum presidential-year campaign season EVER. On North Carolina’s November’s ballot, we will be choosing a president, a governor, a US senator, members of
Continue readingFor the second quarter of 2016 (March 1 to June 30), North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Wayne Goodwin’s campaign reported raising $222,580.23. Nearly one-third of that amount was given by people tied to
Continue readingI have to be honest — the polling so far does not look good for our Republican governor. It’s been a while since we’ve seen a survey showing him on
Continue readingQuinnipiac University is the latest to throw its two cents into this year’s elections. Their poll of 751 likely voters (MOE +-3.6%) was taken from August 31 to September 7. PRESIDENT.
Continue readingI’ve been tracking the driveby coverage of the state board of elections meeting today where the board is voting on each county’s early voting plans. So far, it appears that
Continue readingBoston’s Suffolk University polled North Carolina voters about the November election and produced some very interesting findings: When: Poll of 500 likely NC voters taken between 9/5 and 9/7, 4.4%
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