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Poll Shows Tillis, Health Care Repeal Unpopular in NC

Posted by Kelly Fahey | Jul 5, 2017 | State

Over half of voters in North Carolina disapprove of the Senate Republicans health care repeal bill, according to a recent poll by Public Policy Polling. Nearly half of voters claim that Senator Thom Tillis’ support of the repeal...

PPP: Americans Opposed On Healthcare And HB2, Split On Impeachment

Posted by Aaron Keck | Mar 24, 2017 | National

When it comes to healthcare, Americans are surprisingly united against the GOP. (On Neil Gorsuch, we’re unsurprisingly apathetic.)

Don’t Expect Trump’s Speech To Change The Game: PPP

Posted by Aaron Keck | Mar 3, 2017 | National

Public opinion about Donald Trump is highly entrenched – so there’s not much that will change it one way or another.

Legally And Politically, Trump’s Executive Orders Face Trouble

Posted by Aaron Keck | Feb 28, 2017 | National

Experts say Trump’s executive order on bathrooms, for one, will be hard to defend in court (and not for the reason you think).

Carolina, Duke Fans Agree: Repeal HB2

Posted by Aaron Keck | Feb 9, 2017 | State

It’s Rivalry Week on court, but there’s common ground off it. (Or in it?)

PPP: Americans Love, Hate Trump (Depends Which Ones You Ask)

Posted by Aaron Keck | Feb 7, 2017 | National

40 percent of us support Trump wholeheartedly – and 40 percent say he ought to be impeached.

Is Donald Trump Popular? No.

Posted by Aaron Keck | Jan 29, 2017 | Election

Donald Trump has 44% approval and 44% disapproval – historically terrible for a new president.

Election 2016: The Day After

Posted by Aaron Keck | Nov 10, 2016 | Election

The election is over. Where do we go from here?

The Election Is Near: Keep Calm And Cast Your Ballot

Posted by Aaron Keck | Nov 4, 2016 | Election

Care about this election? Ignore the polls and get out the vote.

PPP: Dems Up In NC Early Voting, But It Ain’t Over

Posted by Aaron Keck | Oct 28, 2016 | Election

More Democrats take advantage of early voting than Republicans – so the Democratic candidates’ lead isn’t too indicative.

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