Republican Governor's Race
Republican Presidential Race
North Carolina is mirroring the national tide in the Presidential race. Also Romney, while still in third, has been trending upwards since January.
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- Pollster Profile: Garin-Hart-Yang
- Pollster Profile: Tel Opinion Research
- Fred Smith dominates Civitas straw poll...
- May Primary Tracking Poll Preview
- FAQs: Weighting
- Death Penalty in North Carolina
- Another approval graph
- Bush Approval in North Carolina
- Elon: Third Edition
- More smoking ban contradictions
- Misrepresenting the transfer tax debate
- More from the Elon Poll
- Media coverage of the Elon Poll
- Elon Poll is out
- Do national polls inflate Hillary Clinton's lead?
- Comparing North Carolina to the nation
- Being honest with polls
- Smoking ban vs. Property rights
- Voting reforms
- Civitas Poll: April Edition
- Civitas poll comes out tomorrow
- FAQs: Sampling
- College fan crosstabs
- Straw Polls
- Who else is discussing the poll?
- More on the OLF
- Elizabeth Dole vs. Brad Miller
- AARP NC Survey
- Polling Early and Often
- Combining Polls
- An ogre disagrees with our latest poll...
- Carolina Issues Poll
- A closer look at the smoking ban
- Voters support smoking ban and more...
- Might as well...
- Richard Moore closes in on Beverly Perdue
- April Primary Tracking Poll
- Tracking poll sneak preview
- Tracking polls preview
- Early polling could mean very little
- Bill Graham releases polling numbers
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