Category: campaign 2014

The survey was conducted October 6-7 and involved 970 likely voters. Here’s what they found:  This is the first survey of the race to include “leaners,” those who initially are

That’s the take from analyst Dan McLaughlin– who finds Tillis sitting with 47% of the two-party vote, and needing 61.9% of the total 15.2% undecided vote in the race to earn

Okay.  It’s become pretty clear that Kay Hagan’s upper middle-class family has benefited greatly from our bloated state and federal governments.  See brother in law David’s  real estate commissions from