Will Senator Kay Hagan keep her seat?

[MikeJaquish]

Originally Posted by SunnyKayak

So far the following are likely to run against Kay Hagan:
Dr. Greg Brannon of Cary,
State House Speaker Thom Tillis,
(out) State Senate leader Phil Berger
(out) U.S. Rep. Renee Ellmers
and today Baptist Chief Reverend Mark Harris announced he would run.

When I saw Tillis name a few weeks ago I thought Kay would have a tough battle but now Harris is throwing his name in ring I could see him taking away vote from Tillis in the Charlotte area.

I need to change my voter registration to Unaffiliated so I can vote for lesser evil in the primary.

Update to candidates in post 37

I'm begging the question from a different perspective.

IF she (Or any other politician of any stripe) thinks it is HER seat, let's put someone else in there who knows it is OUR seat.

[Boss]

Originally Posted by Rich6896

Yes. Tillis would be better than Hagen, Brannon is better than both.

No Hagen is best choice. She is for NC residents ( breathing people not the corporate kind)

[Rich6896]

Originally Posted by Boss

No Hagen is best choice. She is for NC residents ( breathing people not the corporate kind)

If you think Brannon is corporate backed, remember to vote the first Wednesday in November.

[Big Aristotle]

Yes, she will keep her seat.

[Rich6896]

Originally Posted by Big Aristotle

Yes, she will keep her seat.

She might. But according to yesterday's PPP poll she essentially tied with 2 guys that almost nobody knows.


Public Policy Polling: North Carolina

[Big Aristotle]

Originally Posted by Rich6896

She might. But according to yesterday's PPP poll she essentially tied with 2 guys that almost nobody knows.


Public Policy Polling: North Carolina

Wait till they really get to know those clowns and she has a lot of money/resources. Obamacare and economy is on the rebound and so will she.

[Charlotte485]

Originally Posted by Rich6896

She might. But according to yesterday's PPP poll she essentially tied with 2 guys that almost nobody knows.


Public Policy Polling: North Carolina

I thought incumbents always polled lower than generic candidates?

[Rich6896]

Originally Posted by Charlotte485

I thought incumbents always polled lower than generic candidates?

I thought it is the exact opposite because of name recognition. It really doesn't matter now, I'd rather start seeing polling for the primary.

Merry Christmas.