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He could be in a district with every incumbent being republican, and thus wanting to remove everyone from Washington/Raleigh.
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Originally Posted by MrBojangles
He doesn't have to justify anything to you though.
No, he does not. However, this is a discussion about the elections in NC.....so I thought it a fair question. I think you make a great point regarding unopposed districts.
Clinton has held a steady average of a 3 point lead here in NC in the most recent polls, 2.5% lead in the RCP average. The only thing they may keep her from an NC win is the news that broke on Friday about the emails. This weekend I think was the first full weekend of early voting, and I think that news could not have come at a worse time for Clinton and down ballot Democrats as it could have maybe not swayed votes from Clinton to Trump as much as it depressed her turn out. I know one person who actually voted yesterday and had planned on voting for Clinton but switched to Trump. Thats just one person I know but there is an example.
I did some campaign volunteering for a school board candidate and county commission a couple of times. One thing I remember was following the early vote in my precinct, which had a GOP lead in early voting until the final Tuesday. Then I read in the papers about the Obama vote turnout machine. It is a real thing, but whether it works as well for Clinton... who knows.
Three polls out of North Carolina released today. All three show Clinton winning the state. Gravis has her at +2, CBS at +3, and NBC at +6.
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