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« on: January 20, 2016, 02:46:55 AM »

I plan to make more of these threads.  Most people don't realize that the Tar Heel State hasn't come within 5 points of center despite it's closeness in the last 2 elections.  Despite it's closeness, with all things being equal, would it be within 5 points between the candidates?  It did trend left last time and was only a point in Romney's favor, but still this begs a question. With all things being equal is NC that close?
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Hillary pays minimum wage
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« Reply #1 on: January 20, 2016, 08:28:55 PM »

Millennials are growing but that's in most states. What are the odds that Obama was a good fit for NC? I would tend to think that based on tends, it will fall within a few points of the popular vote but slightly to the right at least one more time. if Sanders is the nominee it may not reflect actuality and go 58-41 GOP.  Other than that it should be closer.
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