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At Carolina Strategy Group, our work begins with customized research to develop a realistic, empirical assessment of issues facing a client. We then craft multiple approaches to help clients reshape the landscape to create an environment conductive to success.
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Analyzing the political tilt to Republicans this election |
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In Hypothetical statewide match-up
between McHenry and Hagan, Voters prefer GOP candidate
RALEIGH – October 21, 2010--There have been more polls conducted for local elections in North Carolina this year than probably any previous election cycle. Carolina Strategy Group has released numerous public surveys to help provide insight into local legislative races and the overall political landscape shaping North Carolina politics in 2010.
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Moffitt leading Democratic incumbent Whilden in rematch |
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Political Environment of great benefit
To GOP’s Moffitt as Election Day draws near
RALEIGH – October 18, 2010--The most recent Carolina Opinion Survey showed that 50 percent of voters living in North Carolina’s 116th House District (Buncombe County) would vote for Republican challenger Tim Moffitt over Democratic incumbent Jane Whilden who received 32 percent of the vote. Among likely voters in this election, the margin for Moffitt expanded to 53 percent to 31 percent.
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Davis and Pate Continue Close Contest in N.C. Senate 5 |
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Key battleground district within margin for both candidates,
but political trend favors Pate candidacy
RALEIGH –October 20, 2010-- In April 2010, the Carolina Opinion Survey showed incumbent N.C. Sen. Don Davis holding a three percent lead over Republican challenger Louis Pate. Five months later, the latest Carolina Opinion Survey shows the margin has shifted to a two-percent advantage for challenger Pate.
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N.C. Rep. Coates hangs on to lead in House District 77 |
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Rowan County voters prefer Democratic incumbent,
But latest survey shows margin narrowing as voters drift to GOP
RALEIGH –October 14, 2010-- The latest Carolina Strategy Group survey of N.C. House District 77 shows that N.C. Rep. Lorene Coates continues to hold the lead.
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