Breitbart / Gravis Poll: Tight races for Burr, Trump in NC
This one is of 694 voters across North Carolina. It was conducted on Sept. 23 and has a margin of error of +-3.7 percent. Here we go: Obama approval: This
Continue readingThis one is of 694 voters across North Carolina. It was conducted on Sept. 23 and has a margin of error of +-3.7 percent. Here we go: Obama approval: This
Continue readingI can’t remember Meredith EVER being involved in the political polling game. But here they are: President: Clinton leads Trump 38-35 among likely voters. A whopping 21 percent of North
Continue readingThis survey was of 404 likely voters via telephone between September 17 and 22. (Margin of Error? +-4.9%.) Here’s what we learned: Governor: Roy Cooper leads Pat McCrory 49-41.
Continue readingFNC took an interesting route on this survey — looking at registered AND likely voters. The poll was conducted by telephone with live interviewers September 18-20, 2016 among a random sample of
Continue readingThat’s the latest round of numbers on our state’s BIG THREE for November: President: Trump and Clinton are tied at 41-41. Trump leads 53-28 among white voters. Clinton has
Continue readingSay what you want about the crowd from Public Policy Polling, their numbers tend to get pretty good the closer you get to the election. Here is their latest take
Continue readingThis one was a phone survey of 644 North Carolina voters between September 12th and 16th. (The margin of error was +-3.86 percent.) Governor: This survey has McCrory leading Cooper
Continue readingOkay, we came across some more complete results from the pollsters at Civitas. We gave you the governor and president numbers earlier. Here is some more info from that survey. By
Continue readingQuinnipiac University is the latest to throw its two cents into this year’s elections. Their poll of 751 likely voters (MOE +-3.6%) was taken from August 31 to September 7. PRESIDENT.
Continue readingBoston’s Suffolk University polled North Carolina voters about the November election and produced some very interesting findings: When: Poll of 500 likely NC voters taken between 9/5 and 9/7, 4.4%
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