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NC-Sen, NC-Gov: Liddy Dole is Going to Lose

by: James L.

Mon Nov 03, 2008 at 4:44 PM EST


SurveyUSA is out with a new round of North Carolina polls, and the results look pretty similar to other recent polls (10/30-11/2, likely voters, 10/18-20 in parens):

Kay Hagan (D): 50 (46)
Elizabeth Dole (R-inc): 43 (45)
Chris Cole (L): 5 (5)
(MoE: ±3.8%)

Bev Perdue (D): 48 (43)
Pat McCrory (R): 47 (46)
Mike Munger (L): 4 (7)
(MoE: ±3.8%)

McCain leads Obama by a single point here, 49-48, but turnout will determine it all. Among those who have already voted (57% of the sample), Hagan leads Dole by 58-39, Perdue leads McCrory by 55-41, and Obama leads McCain by 56-41.

A Hagan win seems like a safe bet right now (and how sweet that is, really), but the Presidential and Gubernatorial races seem set to come down to every last vote.

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and SUSA
has consistently been the most favorable pollster to Republians in North Carolina.

Call no man happy until he is dead-Aeschylus

Yup
Though they seem to have snapped back into line with this one.

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I've also noticed
that outside of Minnesota polls always overstate third party support. I doubt the libretarian candidate here and in Georgia will do that well.

Call no man happy until he is dead-Aeschylus

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If the early vote numbers
Are accurate Liddy Dole, like Gordon Smith, has already lost. By my off-hand calculations in order for Dole to win she'd have to get 70% of election day voters.

Edit: I meant 60%


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Starting to think McCain will win NC by a slim margin.
The final polls seem to be trending his way in NC.  However Obama more than offsets that potential loss with leads in most OH polls, all VA polls, and some polls out of states like IN.  Still looks like Obama will end up around 350 EV's.

The internals show
that the sample was 46D/36R/17I.  The actual breakdown in NC is 46D/32R/22I.  Not a big difference, but it looks like the Independents are undersampled and the GOP is oversampled.  A few point difference could mean Obama is ahead by a fraction of a point.  

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NC
Obama will win NC.  I think the polls are probably understating his lead by 1%-3% (see Cellphone effect).  Also, since his strong supporters have already voted, his incredible GOTV operation here will get out a lot of marginal supporters tomorrow.

Looking at the PPP internals, we probably need to top a 70% turnout for McCain to win (assuming he wins by 14% tomorrow) - not likely.  In the end Obama will carry my state by 50-150 thousand votes.


James I think a title change is in order.
I've become a fan of your ongoing "(Insert Republican Officeholder's Name Here) is going to lose" headers.

Can we get one for Liddy? Pleeeasssse.


Done.
I couldn't resist your request.

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hahahaha
Good idea, hopefully there are a couple more before they actually all do lose.

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Excellent.
This one is especially gratifying after all that shit she pulled.

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How about this one...
"Liddy Dole about to be JOBLESS!"

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I'd prefer

'Liddy Dole: yet another job she couldn't hold'....

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Once Bob Dole lost
He went from elections to erections.  Maybe Liddy could pimp some sort of female enhancement?  

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I think
You just ruined my dinner.

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OOPS
Sorry.  Maybe Liddy could be a lobbyinst for Godless America?

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So what happens
I hear Dole made a big loan to her own campaign recently.  What is the law on that?  When she loses does she in effect lose that "loan" since she can no longer raise money for office?  

I'm sure that
Loan will go away quickly with all the six figure lobbying job offers she's going to start getting Wednesday.

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