#ncpol Some good news re: voter ID
I picked up some positive info about the dry run on voter ID our local board of elections here in Moore County ran in the primary. Precinct officials made a
Continue reading#ncsen: Key Tea Party group backs John Rhodes write-in effort
One of the Tar Heel State’s more significant Tea Party organizations — Asheville Tea PAC — has stepped forward with a recommendation that voters write in the name of former
Continue reading#ncsen: High Point says TIED at 44 each
Haugh draws 5 percent here. This survey was conducted October 21 to 25 with 802 likely and actual voters. It has a margin of error of +-3.5 percent. On the
Continue reading#ncsen: Monmouth U. poll says Hagan 48, Tillis 46, Haugh 1
This survey was taken October 23-26 and involved 432 likely voters in North Carolina. It has a margin of error of +-4.7 percent. Here is some of the pollster’s take:
Continue reading#ncsen: GOP hitting Kay & The Dems from the, um, LEFT.
GOP partisans all over the Twitter-verse are yukking it up over DREAM activists heckling Kay Hagan at a weekend event. But, wait. Aren’t DREAMers the amnesty crowd? If so, why
Continue readingFinger-pointing on illegals voting grows while early voting keeps rolling forward
NCFire — an anti-amnesty activist group — uncovered evidence suggesting that up to 10,000 illegal aliens had North Carolina driver licenses and were registered to vote. NCFire reportedly
Continue reading#ncsen: NYT/CBS says Hagan 44, Tillis 41; NBC/Marist says 43-43 TIE
Here’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 reading#ncga: Was NCGA constituent data fed into Tillis fundraising op?
When you contact your legislator to express an opinion on an issue or get help with your dealings with the state government, you probably didn’t expect to have your information
Continue readingWainstein Report provides a wider opportunity to reform UNC
Lefties across the state and country are giggling mercilessly over the bad publicity being doled out against the UNC-Chapel Hill athletics department. Heck, a lot of faculty members have been
Continue readingEasley, Perdue toadie still thriving in state govt in McCrory era
Dan Gerlach has been a major player in North Carolina Democrat circles for some time. He was a senior adviser to former Gov. Mike Easley (D) and former Gov. Bev
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