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Related: About this forumSurveyUSA Poll: Obama And Romney Tied In North Carolina
This is the 2nd poll today showing a Tie in NC!
President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are tied in North Carolina, according to a new poll out Monday.
The poll, conducted by SurveyUSA on behalf of High Point University, shows Obama and Romney each earning the support of 43 percent of registered voters in the Tar Heel State.
The poll, conducted by SurveyUSA on behalf of High Point University, shows Obama and Romney each earning the support of 43 percent of registered voters in the Tar Heel State.
http://livewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/entry/surveyusa-poll-obama-romney-tied-in-north-carolina
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SurveyUSA Poll: Obama And Romney Tied In North Carolina (Original Post)
TroyD
Aug 2012
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TroyD
(4,551 posts)1. HPU Poll: Obama and Romney Deadlocked in North Carolina
HIGH POINT, N.C., Aug. 27, 2012 - A new High Point University Poll of registered voters in North Carolina shows President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney tied with 43 percent of survey participants choosing Obama and 43 percent choosing Romney as the candidate they would vote for if the election were held today.
The new survey, fielded through SurveyUSA the week before the Republican National Convention is held in Tampa, Fla., also shows almost four out of five registered voters in North Carolina are following news about the elections more closely than they did in 2010.
"This has been a closely watched state from early on in the 2012 election cycle," says Martin Kifer, director of the HPU Poll and assistant professor of political science at High Point University. "The new poll shows that North Carolina is still a toss-up state in the presidential election."
The new survey, fielded through SurveyUSA the week before the Republican National Convention is held in Tampa, Fla., also shows almost four out of five registered voters in North Carolina are following news about the elections more closely than they did in 2010.
"This has been a closely watched state from early on in the 2012 election cycle," says Martin Kifer, director of the HPU Poll and assistant professor of political science at High Point University. "The new poll shows that North Carolina is still a toss-up state in the presidential election."
http://www2.highpoint.edu/articles/show.php?id=3010
grantcart
(53,061 posts)10. Great news. Romney is facing a landslide if he can't take North Carolina.
ncgrits
(916 posts)2. HEELS yeah! nt
GallopingGhost
(2,404 posts)3. lol...love it!
wildeyed
(11,243 posts)4. I have been in to volunteer here in Charlotte the past couple of weekends.
Seems like they have a ton of volunteers and organization
Ashleyshubby
(81 posts)5. Yet conservatives claim Obama "could lose Illinois"
No, seriously. Romney can't even lock red NC yet this "shock poll" conducted by a Republican claims Obama "could lose Illinois" http://dailycaller.com/2012/08/20/shock-poll-obama-could-lose-illinois/
It's all over twitter too.
Lex
(34,108 posts)7. Obama won NC in 2008
and so NC is not so very red after all.
speedoo
(11,229 posts)6. By mid-October, we will be looking at a landslide.
Obama will be leading in most, if not all the battleground states.
I think Obama will sweep the battleground states.
AverageJoe90
(10,745 posts)8. Don't forget to take GOP election trickery into account, though.
WI_DEM
(33,497 posts)9. Good news, but nothing new except for a couple of GOP pollsters like Purple Strategies
and Ras most pollsters have shown a very tight race in NC for months.