Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Implications of our Pennsylvania Poll for NC
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If our Pennsylvania poll today showing Barack Obama leading the state is correct and holds true through the primary, it seems a safe bet th...
Assessing the Runoffs
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Based on our most recent polls, if the undecideds were distributed in the same proportion as current candidate support we would only have th...
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Obama takes the lead in Pennsylvania
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Barack Obama 45 Hillary Clinton 43 Barack Obama has taken the lead in Pennsylvania, a remarkable turnaround after trailing Hillary Clinton b...
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Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Movement in the Governors Race
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Over at Talking about Politics, Gary Pearce says we have 'everybody confused' with the constant movement in our recent Gubernatoria...
Republican Tracking Poll: the Other Stuff
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Elizabeth Dole continues to lead Pete DiLauro 83-10. His past service as House Speaker is only giving Richard Morgan a small lead in the rac...
Republican Tracking Poll: Governor
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Pat McCrory 35 Fred Smith 23 Bill Graham 7 Bob Orr 7 Elbie Powers 1 Pat McCrory is the only Republican candidate running an aggressive media...
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Monday, March 31, 2008
Where has the Perdue lead gone?
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Bev Perdue led Richard Moore by 27 points four weeks ago. Now she leads by just one. Why? 1) The biggest single reason is that her support...
Republican Universe Change
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I heard from several Republican operatives over the last week that they didn't think 2006 general election voters were the right extensi...
Democratic Tracking Poll: Everything Else
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US Senate: Kay Hagan 19 Jim Neal 11 Marcus Williams 6 Duskin Lassiter 4 Howard Staley 2 Our polling in this race has been remarkably consist...
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Democratic Tracking Poll: Governor
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Bev Perdue 38 Richard Moore 37 Dennis Nielsen 6 Richard Moore's tv ads of late have been much more effective than Bev Perdue's, an...
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