#ncsen: PPP says Hagan 46, Tillis 45
This survey, conducted in patnership with the leftist Center for American Progress, was conducted among 738 likely voters from Oct 30-31. It has a margin of error of +-3.6 percent.
Continue readingThis survey, conducted in patnership with the leftist Center for American Progress, was conducted among 738 likely voters from Oct 30-31. It has a margin of error of +-3.6 percent.
Continue readingIn this survey, Hagan has 86 percent of Democrats, while Tillis has 84 percent of Republicans. Hagan leads 55-31 among voters who said they have already voted. Here is a
Continue readingThis survey was conducted Oct. 27-30 among 559 likely voters. It has a +-4 percent margin of error. Here’s some analysis: […] Hampering Tillis is an underwater favorability rating. Just
Continue readingThis whole polling exercise just proves you can make numbers say anything you want them to say. Today, we’ve been told Tillis is down by 1, down by 3, up
Continue readingWhy poll a two-person race when there are more than two choices in the race? (The totals in my headline include “leaners” toward each candidate, FWIW.) But that is what
Continue readingThis poll of 657 likely voters was done October 28-29. Hagan’s favorable-unfavorable rating is 46-49. Tillis’s favorable-unfavorable is at 42-50. (Obama is at 47-50.) Hagan is getting 90 percent of
Continue readingThe pollster notes that Hagan’s lead grows to SEVEN PERCENT when you look simply at ‘registered voters.’ (The numbers above are from likely voters.) This poll was conducted October 21-25
Continue readingHagan 44, Tillis 44, Haugh 7, Undecided 5. The poll, conducted by Glen Bolger at Public Opinion Strategies, was conducted October 26-27 among 600 likely voters. It has a margin
Continue readingHere’s the take from NBC’s Mark Murray: […] The race here has moved from Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan’s four-point lead to a tie due, in part, to Republican Thom Tillis’
Continue readingThis survey of 600 voters was conducted October 15-18. A regional breakdown shows Hagan leading in Charlotte and the Southeast, while Tillis leads in The Triangle, The Piedmont Triad, and
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