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PPP: Few North Carolinians Feel Safer Under HB2

Posted by Blake Hodge | Aug 10, 2016 | Featured, State

North Carolina’s House Bill 2, commonly known as HB2, remains unpopular among North Carolinians, according to a newly released survey from Public Policy Polling. The new results show that 43 percent of North Carolinians are...

PPP: Roy Cooper Leads Pat McCrory in Race for NC Governor

Posted by Staff | Aug 9, 2016 | Election, Featured

Democratic challenger Roy Cooper holds a slight lead over Pat McCrory in the race for North Carolina governor, according to an upcoming Public Policy Polling survey. Tuesday afternoon, Public Policy Polling director Tom Jensen...

PPP: Clinton Holds First Lead Over Trump in North Carolina Since March

Posted by Blake Hodge | Aug 9, 2016 | Election, Featured

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is leading Republican Donald Trump in North Carolina by a 43-41 margin, according to a survey released by Public Policy Polling on Tuesday. PPP director Tom Jensen writes when...

Trump Got Post-RNC Bounce, But Will It Last?

Posted by Aaron Keck | Jul 30, 2016 | Election

A PPP survey finds Trump with a 3-point lead in Ohio, but Clinton’s likely to get her own post-convention bounce.

Election 2016: PPP Says Don’t Freak Out About Polls – Yet

Posted by Aaron Keck | Jul 24, 2016 | Election, Featured

Trump will get a post-convention bounce in the polls, but so will Clinton – and it’s all still too early to tell.

Latest Polls Show North Carolina Races Tied

Posted by Staff | Jun 27, 2016 | Featured, State Government

There’s a familiar theme running through North Carolina this election season. “We’re dead even in the presidential race, dead even in the gubernatorial race, we have a three point senate race,” says Tom Jensen, the director of...

Republicans Unite Around Trump, But Clinton Still Has Edge

Posted by Aaron Keck | May 12, 2016 | Election

With the general election looming, the GOP is unifying around Donald Trump, but Hillary Clinton still has room to grow.

On Polls, Primaries, Caucuses, And The Clinton-Sanders Race

Posted by Aaron Keck | May 7, 2016 | Aaron Keck, Featured

Understanding 2016: the polls are mostly right, they haven’t been skewed, and Hillary Clinton’s bad at caucuses.

PPP: North Carolinians Not Fans Of House Bill 2

Posted by Aaron Keck | Apr 28, 2016 | Featured, State Government

45 percent of North Carolinians disapprove of House Bill 2; only 36 percent support it.

Public Policy Polling

PPP: Few North Carolinians Feel Safer Under HB2

PPP: Roy Cooper Leads Pat McCrory in Race for NC Governor

PPP: Clinton Holds First Lead Over Trump in North Carolina Since March

Trump Got Post-RNC Bounce, But Will It Last?

Election 2016: PPP Says Don’t Freak Out About Polls – Yet

Latest Polls Show North Carolina Races Tied

Republicans Unite Around Trump, But Clinton Still Has Edge

On Polls, Primaries, Caucuses, And The Clinton-Sanders Race

PPP: North Carolinians Not Fans Of House Bill 2

PPP: Expect Clinton, Trump Wins In NY

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