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The poll used in this report (Civitas Institute) says they asked 36% more Democrats than Republicans.
Even with such a huge edge, they could only find a 4% advantage for Obama.
Does anybody think that 36% more Democrats will vote on NC on Nov. 6, than Republicans?
Another bogus poll.
(yawn)
You do realize that Civitas is a conservative organization that actively campaigns against Democrats. For those who don't know about North Carolina politics, Civitas Institute and the John Locke foundations are both pet projects of Art Pope, a conservative billionaire with ties to Americans for Prosperity, and a whole litany of conservative groups.
Thank God for these polls. It gives the libs something to cheer about, as one cannot find much cheer in Obama's dismal presidential performance.
Let's wait for "the big poll"- the election. America is broke and unemployed and is not dumb enough to put such an inept fool in the White House for four more years. The nation was fooled once, but not twice.
Look at what happened in WI, every exit poll for the first 1hr+ had them tied....but lost by a lnad siade and I believe even conceaded (SP).
The exit polls were bad, the overall polling was in the middle. Some polls had it closer than what it was, some polls had Walker winning by more. In the end Walker's margin wasn't far off from the average of the polls.
Early voting has begun in many states (Ohio soon too!) so these polls are not looking for the Romney camp. I don' think they can close the gap quick enough before the damage is possibly done.
Early voting has begun in many states (Ohio soon too!) so these polls are not looking for the Romney camp.
Right as usual, maabus.
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