NC: Other Source: Giuliani beats Clinton by 4%

[Josh/Devilman88]

New Poll: North Carolina President by Other Source on 2007-11-25

Summary: D: 41%, R: 45%, U: 13%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[Josh/Devilman88]

Just to prove that NC will be a battleground state in 2008.

[InsaneTrollLogic]

This will be a fun other barrier for the GoP. ^^

[WalterMitty]

Just to prove that NC will be a battleground state in 2008.

uh. no.

[DownWithTheLeft]

Just to prove that NC will be a battleground state in 2008.

Yes, your brillant! Now I am convinced it will be a battleground!  A source that puts our worst candidate in the South in the lead by 4 by "other source"!  I am sweating in my boots

[War on Want]

Just to prove that NC will be a battleground state in 2008.

Yes, your brillant! Now I am convinced it will be a battleground!  A source that puts our worst candidate in the South in the lead by 4 by "other source"!  I am sweating in my boots

Nope. Your worst candidate in the South is Romney. Giuliani doesn't perform that bad in the Sotuh compared to the other Republicans, except McCain.

[Prez Duke]

NC will not be a tossup state! Kerry polled well in late polls in 2004 and Bush still carried it by 13% ..

although Romney could make it one

[Inks.LWC Supports Chuck Hagel]

Just to prove that NC will be a battleground state in 2008.

Yes, your brillant! Now I am convinced it will be a battleground!  A source that puts our worst candidate in the South in the lead by 4 by "other source"!  I am sweating in my boots

Nope. Your worst candidate in the South is Romney. Giuliani doesn't perform that bad in the Sotuh compared to the other Republicans, except McCain.

Romney's the worst - which is why he'd nominate Huckabee (or Purdue as some would say - but I disagree here - the whole water crisis hasn't helped the opinion of Purdue in FL or AL - not that AL would matter, but FL could).

[InsaneTrollLogic]

The point isn't to make NC a swing state, but a distractor state, like Delaware and New Jersey were in 2004. If the neocons have to spend money in North Carolina and Kentucky and in senate races in Nebraska and Idaho, they will have less money to hold in places like Florida, Colorado, let alone take states like Wisconsin or  Pennsylvania.