North Carolina-PPP: Battleground state in 2008 ?

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Giuliani 47%, Clinton 43%
Giuliani 45%, Edwards 46%
Giuliani 46%, Obama 42%

McCain 44%, Clinton 45%
McCain 40%, Edwards 48%
McCain 45%, Obama 44%

Romney 41%, Clinton 47%
Romney 37%, Edwards 51%
Romney 43%, Obama 47%

Thompson 46%, Clinton 43%
Thompson 43%, Edwards 47%
Thompson 45%, Obama 44%

http://www.worklifeexpress.com/PPP/pdf/surveys/PPP_Release_062107.pdf

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Giuliani 47%, Clinton 43%
Giuliani 45%, Edwards 46%
Giuliani 46%, Obama 42%

McCain 44%, Clinton 45%
McCain 40%, Edwards 48%
McCain 45%, Obama 44%

Romney 41%, Clinton 47%
Romney 37%, Edwards 51%
Romney 43%, Obama 47%

Thompson 46%, Clinton 43%
Thompson 43%, Edwards 47%
Thompson 45%, Obama 44%

http://www.worklifeexpress.com/PPP/pdf/surveys/PPP_Release_062107.pdf

Those numbers will likely see movement in the GOP direction as November 2008 draws closer.  Hillary has a significant name recognition advantage over Romney and Thompson.

Increased name recognition doesn´t add more votes to Thompson as seen in the Rasmussen polling. When Thompson was first polled in March he led Clinton by 1% and yet he was only known by 59% of voters. In the May poll Clinton led by 5% over Thompson, yet he was now known by 76%.

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McCain 44%, Clinton 45%

LOL. McCain is PATHETIC.

i think this poll is pathetic.

Just like the polls that showed Ken Blackwell and Rick Santorum losing by wide margins were pathetic?

Don´t get too high-spirited, it´s still Giuliani in the drivers seat right now

Updated map of all state polls combined so far (SUSA, Quinnipiac, R2000 etc.):

Giuliani vs. Clinton:

Giuliani: 196 EV
Clinton: 178 EV

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McCain 44%, Clinton 45%

LOL. McCain is PATHETIC.

i think this poll is pathetic.

Just like the polls that showed Ken Blackwell and Rick Santorum losing by wide margins were pathetic?

do you honestly believe a mccain-clinton race would be competitive in nc?

im not being biased either.  id likely support clinton in that matchup.

I think a McCain-Clinton matchup in NC right now "could" be about what this poll says, given McCain´s current weakness (immigration).

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To see how "relevant" this very early poll is, take a look back at this thread:

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=935.0