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Why in the world would you run ads about what a friend to business you are in the middle of businesses pulling out over HB2?
Some of his ads talked smack about Cooper's oversight of SBI Lab, while most of recall that his team uncovered the problems and worked to resolve them.
Whoever is running his ad campaign must be mole from the other side because all they are doing is reminding NC voters what a tool he is.
No, almost his entire team is amateurish. He is just lucky he is running against Clinton who is nearly as unlikable as he is.
What do you want to bet that Rasmussen returns to normal form and has Trump either ahead or tied with Clinton tomorrow? Just bracing ya'll for the inevitable and obnoxious "Trump is surging baby!!!! #TrumpTrain" posts that we will have to endure.
From what I have gathered it's worth between 1-2 points. It's not a lot but can be beneficial in a close state.
Two points in
Nevada/N. Carolina/Florida/Missouri/Arizona
Is the difference between winning and loosing those 5 states. Also the people who are turned out vote a straight ticket in most cases which is the GOP nightmare. Add two points to each of the democratic senate candidates and instead of 51-49 democrats in January it's 56-45 and the democrats will have control for at least 6 years.
Is the difference between winning and loosing those 5 states. Also the people who are turned out vote a straight ticket in most cases which is the GOP nightmare. Add two points to each of the democratic senate candidates and instead of 51-49 democrats in January it's 56-45 and the democrats will have control for at least 6 years.
Yeah pretty much. The Trump ground game is barely even started yet and the GOP (while good) just doesn't have enough to match the Clinton/DNC resources. I think you might want to hold your horses on the Senate. If Clinton wins they will likely take it back but not by much. Several Senate candidates are running ahead of Trump. The ones that are having issues are the ones that are connected to him. The ones that stayed away seem to be doing better.
Yeah pretty much. The Trump ground game is barely even started yet and the GOP (while good) just doesn't have enough to match the Clinton/DNC resources. I think you might want to hold your horses on the Senate. If Clinton wins they will likely take it back but not by much. Several Senate candidates are running ahead of Trump. The ones that are having issues are the ones that are connected to him. The ones that stayed away seem to be doing better.
A lot of the polls have Clinton up on Trump in states where the GOP senators are up also. I doubt if this happens election day due to ticket splitting is very low these days.
A lot of the polls have Clinton up on Trump in states where the GOP senators are up also. I doubt if this happens election day due to ticket splitting is very low these days.
It is rare but given how unpopular she is and how slim the margin is in some of these states it is possible. Some Republicans like Portman and Ayotte are not all that conservative either. Makes it easier to swallow.
Economist/YouGov - pulled to within 4% in general election
Florida Atlantic University - up 2% in Florida
CNN/ORC - tied in North Carolina
CNN/ORC - up 7% in Arizona
Fixed that for you . Day was average for him honestly. About the same nationally as he has been doing in other polls, behind about 1-2 points in North Carolina, and ahead in a state he should be ahead in. Not exactly something to scream about. Would be better if there were some PA, CO, and NH polls that showed him doing well. McCain is having a good day. His tour of the state is obviously paying off in dividends. Burr and Rubio should be a tad concerned though. Barely ahead aganist pretty unknown opponents statewide. That's not a great place to be. Especially with Burr who has been a fixture of North Carolina politics for 20 years.
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. Day was average for him honestly. About the same nationally as he has been doing in other polls, behind about 1-2 points in North Carolina, and ahead in a state he should be ahead in. Not exactly something to scream about. Would be better if there were some PA, CO, and NH polls that showed him doing well. McCain is having a good day. His tour of the state is obviously paying off in dividends. Burr and Rubio should be a tad concerned though. Barely ahead aganist pretty unknown opponents statewide. That's not a great place to be. Especially with Burr who has been a fixture of North Carolina politics for 20 years.