Interesting pattern which has persisted in North Carolina over several polls. While Trump maintains a modest lead in the Presidential race, Josh Stein continues to maintains a similar lead over Mark Robinson in the gubernatorial race, while Republicans hold varying, but relatively small leads in the various Council of State races. Clearly, a substantial number of people, including yours truly, are ticket splitting in North Carolina this year.
I am fairly confident that North Carolina will ultimately split this year, with Trump and Stein both narrowly prevailing and with the Council of State races being split at least to some extent.
Trump did not have a rally, it was an event put on by a voting group and Trump attended. Max capacity for the event was 3500, which was reached and people were outide.
Harris filled half the auditorium and covered the empty half with curtains to make it look full.
Cook just moved the Presidential race to tossup in North Carolina.
The total Robinson electoral meltdown has much to do with that.
And it has clearly reached the point that he will likely take down other Republican candidates with him. In the Superintendent of Public Instruction race, that would be a good thing, in some of the other Council of State races, not such a good thing.
It will again be an extremely close election and most likely neither candidate will reach an outright majority of the vote, with the winner likely being decided by a plurality only.
no, you are posting trash. I gave you the raw file and you can see for yourself. There’s a few thousand votes in it. Your source used them like a poll to extrapolate.
