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I believe it'll be close, but I think Trump would end up carrying the state by a tiny margin.
As for the Governor's race, I'd say it would be a Toss up (unfortunately). However, I expect McCrory to lose Mecklenburg county this time. It's a toss up on whether he'll end up losing Wake too.
New Hanover (as a county) would still be voting red, but I don't think the city of Wilmington would vote for him.
Lenior and Watagua would be interesting to watch. Senior was very close in the Presidential race last time.
Keep in mind starting this November there is no straight party voting so expect long voting lines.
My voting is mix with some R's and some D's
The following IMO should be appointments by whoever the Governor is and feel for those who live in the counties that do paper ballots.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Dan Forest
Linda Coleman
SECRETARY OF STATE:
Elaine Marshall
Michael LaPaglia
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Josh Stein
Buck Newton
STATE AUDITOR:
Beth Wood
Chuck Stuber
STATE TREASURER
Dan Blue III
Dale Folwell
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION:
June Atkinson
Mark Johnson
STATE LABOR COMMISSIONER:
Cherie Berry
Charles Meeker
STATE INSURANCE COMMISSIONER:
Wayne Goodwin
Mike Causey
Keep in mind starting this November there is no straight party voting so expect long voting lines.
My voting is mix with some R's and some D's
The following IMO should be appointments by whoever the Governor is and feel for those who live in the counties that do paper ballots.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Dan Forest
Linda Coleman
SECRETARY OF STATE:
Elaine Marshall
Michael LaPaglia
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Josh Stein
Buck Newton
STATE AUDITOR:
Beth Wood
Chuck Stuber
STATE TREASURER
Dan Blue III
Dale Folwell
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION:
June Atkinson
Mark Johnson
STATE LABOR COMMISSIONER:
Cherie Berry
Charles Meeker
STATE INSURANCE COMMISSIONER:
Wayne Goodwin
Mike Causey
Whoever's behind me will be a lucky bird. I'll be voting for whomever has the D beside his/her name.
I think it'll be very close. Both Hillary and Trump should focus plenty of effort on winning NC. Trump may expend some additional effort, however, trying to flip northern, traditionally blue rust belt states, leaving Clinton doing possibly more ground work in NC
I think it'll be very close. Both Hillary and Trump should focus plenty of effort on winning NC. Trump may expend some additional effort, however, trying to flip northern, traditionally blue rust belt states, leaving Clinton doing possibly more ground work in NC
I think that's the case already. Clinton has already purchased quite a bit of ad time in all of the swing states (including NC). Trump has purchased none.
I think that's the case already. Clinton has already purchased quite a bit of ad time in all of the swing states (including NC). Trump has purchased none.
Clinton also reportedly has a much better organized campaign. Trump's forte is flying around the country in his plane and giving speeches (all with largely the same content).
That doesn't work picking judges. I usually go to their campaign site and look for things that tell which way they lean.
For now, I am unable to list due to Im not sure if its primary information but five seats are up for election.
Here is a list of congressional races
District 1:
G.K. Butterfield
H. Powell Dew Jr.
District 2:
George Holding
John McNeil
District 3:
Walter Jones Jr.
Ernest Reeves
District 4:
David Price
Sue Googe
District 5:
Virginia Foxx
Josh Brannon
District 6:
Mark Walker
Pete Glidewell
District 7:
David Rouzer
J. Wesley Casteen
District 8:
Richard Hudson
Thomas Mills
District 9:
Robert Pittenger
Christian Cano
District 10:
Patrick McHenry
Andy Millard
District 11:
Mark Meadows
Rick Bryson
District 12:
Alma Adams
Leon Threatt
District 13:
Ted Budd
Bruce Davis
Dates to mark are:
Friday, September 9 – Absentee voting by mail begins
Friday, October 14 – Voter registration deadline
Thursday, October 26- Early voting begins
Saturday, November 5 Early voting ends
Whoever's behind me will be a lucky bird. I'll be voting for whomever has the D beside his/her name.
There's a dirty joke here somewhere...
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I usually go to their campaign site and look for things that tell which way they lean.
