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Challenger Warner leads Glazier In Cumberland’s N.C. House District 45 |
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Republican tide continues to strengthen among likely voters
RALEIGH –August 26, 2010-- Most veteran political observers have taken for granted that this Democratic leaning district with 49 percent registered Democratic voters and 31 percent African American voters will remain in Democratic hands in 2010.
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In Wake, Rep. Weiss holds advantage, but turnout will be critical |
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Identity levels, issue set will prove critical to both candidates
RALEIGH –August 19, 2010-- The most recent Carolina Opinion Survey showed that voters living in North Carolina’s 35th House District, located in Wake County, prefer Democratic incumbent Jennifer Weiss over Republican challenger Don Frantz by a margin of 48 percent to 36 percent. Despite Weiss’ early lead, the final outcome will hinge on voter turnout and sentiment about the economy.
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Republican challenger Gunn maintains lead Over Democratic incumbent Sen. Tony Foriest |
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Sen. Foriest Makes slight gains with Democratic voters
But fails to moves beyond core-base vote
RALEIGH --August 24, 2010-- The most recent Carolina Opinion Survey shows that voters in N.C. Senate District 24 (Alamance and Caswell counties) preferred Republican candidate Rick Gunn to Democratic incumbent Senator Tony Foriest.
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Murry benefits from GOP trend in N.C. House District 41 |
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Low identity of both candidates offers interesting insight into GOP trend
RALEIGH --August 17, 2010-- The most recent Carolina Opinion Survey showed that voters living in North Carolina’s 41st House District prefer Republican challenger Tom Murry over Democratic incumbent Chris Heagarty by a margin of 45 percent to 35 percent.
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