Are DC, nat’l media losing interest in #NCSEN?
Prior to — and since — the May primaries, we were told that Kay Hagan is DEAD MEAT. Lately, it’s been hard to detect any evidence of that. The GOP
Continue reading#ncsen: Tillis campaign internal poll says Hagan 44, Tillis 42, Haugh 6
A month ago, the SAME pollster had the race at 44-44-8. How can this be viewed as good news for Tillis, you ask? National Journal has the 4-1-1 on this
Continue readingNC-02: Reality, meet Renee. Renee? Meet Reality.
Congresswoman Renee Ellmers was in one of her favorite places — Raleigh — to talk about how jonesed she is about the fight against ObamaCare. It’s as though 2013 NEVER HAPPENED.
Continue readingSome common sense from the bench. FINALLY.
We’ve had judges try to tell us that Jefferson, Adams & co. all created a right to taxpayer-funded abortion when they drafted our Constitution. We’ve had judges rule that rights
Continue reading#ncsen: Tillis son jumps into political consulting
Is there room for TWO members of the Tillis family in North Carolina politics? I guess we’ll soon find out. Ryan Tillis, the son of US Senate candidate Thom and
Continue reading#ncsen: USA Today says Hagan 47, Tillis 45
This poll of 500 likely voters was taken between Saturday and LAST night. Here’s some more insight: […] Over the past two months, some things have changed in the Tar
Continue reading#ncsen: Rasmussen says Hagan 48, Tillis 46
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
Continue reading#ncsen: The thrilla (kinda) NEAR Chapel Hilla
If you are like me, and don’t watch much TV — the senatorial debate last night gave you a great recap of all the “fun” you’ve missed. The two major party
Continue readingDoes even being SEEN with Pat McCrory hurt you with voters?
The folks over at The Elon Poll seem to think so: […] When North Carolina House Speaker Thom Tillis was shown in a picture with Governor Pat McCrory his favorability
Continue readingNC-02: The Great Debate Post-Game Show
“Mr. Seacrest, can we get a THIRD option?” THAT was the quip texted to me during Monday’s debate between Renee Ellmers and Clay Aiken. Unfortunately, we’re not voting for
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