Monday, June 2, 2008
Tracking Poll: Governor
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Bev Perdue 43 Pat McCrory 39 Michael Munger 4 Perdue is out to a four point lead after the race was tied three weeks ago. The Libertarian Pa...
Tracking Poll: Senate
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Elizabeth Dole 47 Kay Hagan 39 After a number of polls showing the race tighter than expected, Elizabeth Dole hit the airwaves last week and...
Tracking Poll: North Carolina President
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John McCain 43 Barack Obama 40 Bob Barr 6 John McCain 39 Hillary Clinton 34 Bob Barr 6 Obama is down 3 after trailing by seven when PPP poll...
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Friday, May 30, 2008
Mini Tracking Poll Preview
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We're going to have a mini tracking poll on Monday for the two potential Presidential match ups, and the Senate and Governor races. Here...
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Another Take on Money and the Senate Race
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Yesterday I wrote that Kay Hagan would have trouble knocking off Elizabeth Dole if she couldn't match her dollar for dollar. The Senate ...
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Thursday, May 29, 2008
It all comes down to money
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I've said repeatedly the last few weeks that Kay Hagan can compete with Elizabeth Dole this fall- but that's predicated on her being...
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Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Kos on Automated Polling
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Kos has a good, broad look at automated polling and its detractors. I don't claim that IVR is an ideal method for conducting 80 questio...
North Carolinians and Collective Bargaining
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As readers of this site doubtless well know, you can get polls showing that the public has diametrically opposed positions on the same issue...
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Dole on Polls
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This story in The Hill about the bad shape Republicans are in when it comes to the Senate picture had some interesting stuff relating to o...
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Savvy Hagan
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Kay Hagan is really running a better campaign than I ever expected. I'm glad to see that she is having a round table with several sher...
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