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Newer posts →. Who do N.C. voters approve of? Every time we poll, we ask North Carolinians whether they approve or disapprove of various politicians and political bodies. These days, disapproval wins in every time, but one. 54% of likely voters in North Carolina disapprove of President Obama’s job performance. (38% approve.). 51% of likely voters in North Carolina disapprove of Sen. Kay Hagan’s job performance. (41% approve.). We released a new poll this morning. The news release is here. Despite her cur...
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Elon Poll in the news | Elon University Poll
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Elon Poll in the news. Elon Poll in the news →. Elon Poll in the news. Reporters are beginning to dig deeper into Monday’s poll results. Jim Morrill of the Charlotte Observer. Used the poll results. To highlight something other than the N.C. Senate horse race. He compared and contrasted the two candidates’ positions on international affairs. 8217;It doesn’t seem to be an issue that’s going to disappear, said Elon Poll director Kenneth Fernandez.”‘. Elon Poll released Monday. Have used the poll to focus o...
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North Carolina on the issues | Elon University Poll
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North Carolina: Who are you? Elon Poll in the news →. North Carolina on the issues. We always ask about issues in the news in our polls. Here are some of the results from our latest poll. Only 24% of likely voters – 1 in 4 — think the country is on the right track. For the first time in years, the most important issue to N.C. likely voters is international affairs/defense. Usually t. He economy is No. 1. It dropped to second, followed by education, jobs and government. North Carolina: Who are you? Fill i...
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North Carolina: Who are you? | Elon University Poll
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Who do N.C. voters approve of? North Carolina on the issues →. North Carolina: Who are you? Breaking down our poll results. By how people describe themselves is always interesting and fun. Here is what they told us. Among likely NC voters, 21% said they are liberal, 28% moderate and 38% conservative. Among residents, 20% said they are liberal, 26% moderate and 33% conservative. On attending religious services: 27% said never, 29% said every week, 15% almost every week. North Carolina on the issues →.
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Political Observations in North Carolina: December 2010
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Political Observations in North Carolina. This blog is intended to provide a venue for observations of politics in North Carolina as well as original insight and analysis. This blog is not a forum for policy disucssions (at least not now) and will not endorse candidates or parties. I only aim to add value to the ongoing discussion of North Carolina politics. Thursday, December 16, 2010. Minority status and Twitter. In my opinion, it seems like it. On Sunday December 12, the @NCHouseDems. This may seem li...
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North Carolina on the issues | Elon University Poll
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Sen Kay Hagan leads Thom Tillis. North Carolina on the issues. We polled North Carolinians on the issues of the day. Statewide support for gay marriage? Not so fast. 50% of likely voters oppose it vs. 38%. It was dramatically different: 45% supported same-sex marriage and 43% opposed. The gay marriage numbers may explain the GOP leadership’s continued legal fight on that front. 57% of likely voters who oppose gay marriage support Tillis to 28% for Hagan. 91% of opponents of the voter ID law support Hagan.
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Political Observations in North Carolina: The GOP and a voter ID law
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Political Observations in North Carolina. This blog is intended to provide a venue for observations of politics in North Carolina as well as original insight and analysis. This blog is not a forum for policy disucssions (at least not now) and will not endorse candidates or parties. I only aim to add value to the ongoing discussion of North Carolina politics. Tuesday, December 7, 2010. The GOP and a voter ID law. At the Politics and Policy in the Tarheel State. But GOP leaders kept the focus of the campai...
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Sen. Kay Hagan leads Thom Tillis | Elon University Poll
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Elon Poll in the news. North Carolina on the issues →. Sen Kay Hagan leads Thom Tillis. We released a poll yesterday. Here are the headlines pertaining to the N.C. Senate race:. Among likely voters, it’s close: Hagan, 44.7% – Tillis, 40.7%. Among registered voters, it’s wider: Hagan, 44.8% — Tillis, 37.5%. Among all residents, it’s wider still: Hagan, 43.5%; Tillis, 35.5%. The likely voter results mirror our September results. When Hagan had a 4.1- point lead. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.
