#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 readingThe 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 readingIf 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 readingThe 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 reading“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
Continue readingWell, the Dems TOLD us it was coming. And here it is.: As he crisscrosses North Carolina campaigning for U.S. Senate, Thom Tillis likes to remind voters of his modest
Continue readingWe got two more polls this weekend showing Thom Tillis down to Kay Hagan. NBC News has the race at Hagan 44, Tillis 40. CBS News / YouGov’s online survey
Continue readingThe spouse of a prominent NCGOP activist — who also is a top party activist — posted a comment on our Facebook page that started off like this: “I don’t
Continue readingWe’ve got a political debate that’s sure to draw a lot of media attention here in town Monday night. I really hate using something like RadarOnline as a source. But,
Continue readingIf you were wondering why incumbent Republican Renee Ellmers decided to debate Democrat challenger Clay Aiken, this news might give you a hint. The Civitas survey was conducted Sept. 26-28
Continue readingOver at the conservative web site Ace of Spades HQ, we’ve got some more eye-opening analysis on the Senate race: […] Senator Hagan’s thin lead suggests a close race, much
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