NC-SurveyUSA: Obama+10, McCain+5

[Tender Branson]

Obama: 50%
Clinton: 40%

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=d23109c7-f52b-4d00-8215-b0849653b957

McCain: 45%
Huckabee: 40%

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=8b142666-2f36-42ff-95da-68d5305e5910

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Unless things have changed a lot, the important number in NC is Obama's. Just a tip for future NC polls also.

[Sam Spade]

Unless things have changed a lot, the important number in NC is Obama's. Just a tip for future NC polls also.

Explain (although I think I know what you're saying).

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Explain (although I think I know what you're saying).

I'm saying exactly what you think I'm saying. Unless things have changed "undecided" voters will vote disproportionally for the white candidate.

[Sam Spade]

Explain (although I think I know what you're saying).

I'm saying exactly what you think I'm saying. Unless things have changed "undecided" voters will vote disproportionally for the white candidate.

Ok, just checking. 

[big bad fab]

Quite a good one for McCain: a southern state where he's got a majority (or even a plurality).

But it's worrying to see he's always higher in polls than in votes.

Anyway, if Huck hasn't dropped out before, it will be his last big state to win (after Mississipi and before Nebraska, South Dakota and maybe Kentucky and Idaho). Hope the list won't include Texas..... but I can't believe it.....

[Josh/Devilman88]

Explain (although I think I know what you're saying).

I'm saying exactly what you think I'm saying. Unless things have changed "undecided" voters will vote disproportionally for the white candidate.

I have to strongly disagree. The undecided voters will go for Obama. Most of them undecided voters were Edwards' voters. They tend to vote for Obama over Clinton.  I strongly believe that NC will vote just like VA did.

[Ben.]

Explain (although I think I know what you're saying).

I'm saying exactly what you think I'm saying. Unless things have changed "undecided" voters will vote disproportionally for the white candidate.

I have to strongly disagree. The undecided voters will go for Obama. Most of them undecided voters were Edwards' voters. They tend to vote for Obama over Clinton.  I strongly believe that NC will vote just like VA did.

An Edwards endorsment of Clinton could swing that.

[Josh/Devilman88]

Explain (although I think I know what you're saying).

I'm saying exactly what you think I'm saying. Unless things have changed "undecided" voters will vote disproportionally for the white candidate.

I have to strongly disagree. The undecided voters will go for Obama. Most of them undecided voters were Edwards' voters. They tend to vote for Obama over Clinton.  I strongly believe that NC will vote just like VA did.

An Edwards endorsment of Clinton could swing that.

Edwards seems not to like Clinton that much. If anyone gets an endorsment for Edwards it will be Obama.

[Verily]

Explain (although I think I know what you're saying).

I'm saying exactly what you think I'm saying. Unless things have changed "undecided" voters will vote disproportionally for the white candidate.

I don't expect there to be high "Undecideds", however. The remaining 10% will probably mostly vote for Edwards.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Explain (although I think I know what you're saying).

I'm saying exactly what you think I'm saying. Unless things have changed "undecided" voters will vote disproportionally for the white candidate.

I don't expect there to be high "Undecideds", however. The remaining 10% will probably mostly vote for Edwards.

I think I read something the other day that said he won't be on the ballot.