- Raleigh, N.C. — President Barack Obama and likely Republican challenger Mitt Romney are in a virtual tie for North Carolinas 15 electoral votes in this falls election, according to a WRAL News poll released Tuesday. (WRAL)
- A North Carolina church pastor's call for gays and lesbians The website could not be accessed for much of Tuesday, possibly due to server overload. (msnbc.com)
- President Barack Obama's endorsement last week of gay marriage appears to have boosted black North Carolinians' support for the issue, according to a poll released Thursday. (Politico.com)
- The debate about the marriage amendment continues, days after North Carolina voters took to the polls to decide the issue. According to the NY Daily News, a North Carolina pastor said gays and lesbians should be locked off behind an electrified fence. (msnbc.com)
- North Carolina may not rank as the most corrupt state in the it is not those criticisms that are most important to members of the public. (RealClearPolitics)
- and these polls tend to carry a wider margin of error. That said, there is one state that is attracting a considerable attention and has the US political community divided: North Carolina. Yet, Obama leads by 1 point in the North Carolina polling average. (The Guardian)
- Mitt Romney has blown open his lead in North Carolina over Barack Obama, according to a new Rasmussen poll out this morning. (The Business Insider)
- A Raleigh polling firm that accurately predicted the 2008 election results says the presidential race in North Carolina is a tossup just six months before the fall contest. (Fayetteville Observer)
- North Carolina voters could deal a blow to efforts across the country to expand gay marriage rights if they approve a state constitutional amendment on Tuesday to ban same-sex marriage and civil unions. (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Manta, an online small business community platform, polled nearly 1,600 small business owners across the country for the poll earlier this month. (Washington Post)
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
North Carolina Poll
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