NC: Public Policy Polling: Dole leads Hagan by 5

[Tender Branson]

New Poll: North Carolina Senator by Public Policy Polling on 2008-05-09

Summary: D: 43%, R: 48%, U: 9%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[Josh/Devilman88]

Looks like Dole may lose her seat.

[Small Business Owner of Any Repute]

Looks like Dole may lose her seat.

Note that PPP is a Democratic pollster.

[Josh/Devilman88]

Looks like Dole may lose her seat.

Note that PPP is a Democratic pollster.

Rass, an Republican lean pollster had Dole down by 1%

[Sam Spade]

Let's play the game to see if anyone can spot the pattern that is emerging.

[Josh/Devilman88]

Let's play the game to see if anyone can spot the pattern that is emerging.

Sucky Senators always lose?

[Sam Spade]

Let's play the game to see if anyone can spot the pattern that is emerging.

Sucky Senators always lose?

Intelligent posters need only apply to this game... okthxgbye

[Josh/Devilman88]

Let's play the game to see if anyone can spot the pattern that is emerging.

Sucky Senators always lose?

Intelligent posters need only apply to this game... okthxgbye

Anyone who thinks Dole will not have to fight for her seat isn't that smart, but the avg rural NC is stupid anyways and will vote for Dole.

[Torie]

Let's play the game to see if anyone can spot the pattern that is emerging.

Obama spends some time in a place, and is just so mesmerizing, that Democrat epiphanies break out in numbers that make the bubonic plague of the Middle Ages seem like some rare disease?

[minionofmidas]

Let's play the game to see if anyone can spot the pattern that is emerging.

Obama spends some time in a place, and is just so mesmerizing, that Democrat epiphanies break out in numbers that make the bubonic plague of the Middle Ages seem like some rare disease?

That's the one pattern. There may be another pattern as well that Sam wouldn't like nearly as much.

[Verily]

Let's play the game to see if anyone can spot the pattern that is emerging.

Obama spends some time in a place, and is just so mesmerizing, that Democrat epiphanies break out in numbers that make the bubonic plague of the Middle Ages seem like some rare disease?

That's the one pattern. There may be another pattern as well that Sam wouldn't like nearly as much.

Even that pattern is good for the Democrats in the long run; Obama will make appearances with Senate candidates before election day, too, and it helps immensely that most of the close Senate races are also in reasonably competitive states (Oregon, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Virginia, New Mexico, Colorado).

[Sam Spade]

Let's play the game to see if anyone can spot the pattern that is emerging.

Obama spends some time in a place, and is just so mesmerizing, that Democrat epiphanies break out in numbers that make the bubonic plague of the Middle Ages seem like some rare disease?

That's the one pattern. There may be another pattern as well that Sam wouldn't like nearly as much.

The other pattern that you're pointing out is already occurring and has already been pointed out by others.  I know that you may think that I'm not acknowledging it's existence, but I'm really interested in the patterns that no one seems to notice.   

And no one's noticed it yet.

[Josh/Devilman88]

Well, If you look at the polls, Dole has a soild base of 48% or so. While the Democratic(Kay's) base is on the raise. So Doles numbers really aren't changing at all, its Kay's number that are changing.

[Adlai Stevenson]

New predictions:

NORTH CAROLINA PRESIDENT -
54% (R) McCain
45% (D) Obama


NORTH CAROLINA SENATE -
52% (R) Dole
47% (D) Hagan