S-USA: Obama by 9 in NC

[MattNC]

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=7e1ed059-9ef0-4a2c-a2a6-3cbef8ca9803

A stable lead for Obama still at 50%-41%. However, this is a sharp contrast from PPP, which has consistently shown Obama leading by over 20. Rasmussen is similar to PPP, although they are not polling with nearly the frequency that PPP is (a weekly basis). Also, PPP is based out of NC, but it's one's guess whether or not that means anything in terms of accuracy.

[David Dunham]

1. PPP's poll todaty had Obama winning PA 49-46. Ooops

[MattNC]

2. Yes

but they've been highly accurate this year, though not quite as much as S-USA if memory serves me right.

[Secret_Society]

3. SUSA has been pretty accurate...

if my memory serves me. HRC has to hope to keep NC within 10.

[Colobo]

4. Obama will win by 15%+ in NC.

[jackson_dem]

5. It doesn't matter. Let's see what the polling looks like after Clinton's PA win

[MattNC]

6. because...

my fellow Tar Heels are just going to swarm en masse to Hillary's arms because she won a state up Morth. *rolls eyes*

[Alhena]

7. "Momentum" has played almost no role in this election- it's demographics

and NC will still be 22% African-American, with blacks making a much bigger part of the Democratic primary electorate. And NC has a lot of educated whites and students that Obama does well with. Therefore, he will win big.