Poll: N.C. Republican Primary For U.S. Senate Likely Headed For A Run-Off
Unless something changes drastically, we are going to be headed to a run-off,” Jensen said.
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Republican Senate Primary Tied In NC; Tillis’ Numbers Drop
“With eight candidates, and all of them so closely bunched together, it is looking more and more likely that this is going to be headed for a run-off…”
Read MorePPP: Obama’s Approval Rating Remains Low
A poll released Tuesday by Public Policy Polling shows the president’s approval rating stalled at his lowest point. That’s because his biggest domestic policy achievement continues to hold his numbers down.
Read MoreRace For US Senate: Tillis Widens Lead In Rep. Primary
Posted by Staff | Jan 15, 2014 | State Government
Tillis now leads the field of Rep. challengers with 19 percent of voters polled picking him. His closest challenger trails with 11 percent.
Read MorePPP: Most Voters Still Unhappy With NC GOP
Posted by Staff | Nov 15, 2013 | State Government
North Carolinians continue to be widely displeased with the General Assembly, but those numbers could be changing, according to Public Policy Polling.
Read MoreShutdown Hurting GOP In Key Senate Battleground States
Posted by Staff | Oct 20, 2013 | State Government
“NC was one of the states where we found voters particularly unhappy about the shutdown..”
Read MorePolls Shows Democrats Gaining Ground In NC Senate Races
Posted by Staff | Sep 29, 2013 | State Government
“Democrats are in a good position to at least win some seats back.”
Read MoreMcCrory’s Approval Rating Falls To Lowest Point Yet
Posted by Staff | Sep 16, 2013 | State Government
“He has really lost his image as a moderate Republican…”
Read MorePoll Suggests Chapel Hill Is Open To Big Box Retail
Is Chapel Hill ready for a big box retailer? Recent poll numbers point to yes.
Read MoreEarly Poll Shows Paul, Clinton Favorites For 2016
In a very early poll for the 2016 Presidential Election, Raleigh-based Public Policy Polling shows former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Kentucky Senator Rand Paul as favorites for the ticket.
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