October 30, 2008

Poll Watch: Civitas/TelOpinion (R) North Carolina General Election

Civitas/TelOpinion (R) North Carolina General Election

  • Barack Obama 47% (48%)
  • John McCain 46% (45%)
  • Undecided 5% (7%)

Survey of 598 likely voters was conducted October 18-20. The margin of error is +/- 4.2 percentage points. Results from the poll conducted October 18-20 are in parentheses. Party ID breakdown: 48% (D); 35% (R); 17% (I).

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5 Responses to “Poll Watch: Civitas/TelOpinion (R) North Carolina General Election”

  1. WiseGuy Says:

    48% D 35% R!

    Hahaha.

    We’ll win North Carolina by 10%, no problem.

    We’ll win Virginia by 2-3%

    Colorado is the main battleground now.

  2. Danny Says:

    45% D, 34% R was the breakdown according to the NC SBOE as of the end of 2007 and the Democrats claim to have registered a bunch more people so 48-35 isn’t entirely unrealistic… though it probably is favoring the Democrats by a point.

    http://www.sboe.state.nc.us/content.aspx?ID=33

  3. Heath Says:

    Missouri and NC will be the closest states of all but I think we might be able to turn them around and win them afterall!

  4. Thinking Person Says:

    WiseGuy, a lot of those D’s vote R. They’re Southern Democrats. We’re not going to win by 10%! Probably 2-3% in this state.

  5. TonyK Says:

    #1

    ha ha ha ,
    it is just a statistical sampling number
    there is still 5% to 7% not decided.

    AND !

    do not forget pal

    most white people will say they vote baby O jr.
    BUT NOT in Nov 4th !

    ha ha ha ha ha

    Mc Cain will win !

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