Rate NC Lieutenant Governor race

[😥]

Who will win NC Lieutenant Governor race? Mark Robinson or Yvonne Lewis Holley?

[We Live in Black and White]

With Biden leading and Cooper dominating, I see no reason why this shouldn't be tilt to lean D.

[Lognog]

If this race is won by the dems it will be on Cooper's coattails not Biden's.

that being said I don't think it should be called lean D just yet.

[Lechasseur]

With Biden leading and Cooper dominating, I see no reason why this shouldn't be tilt to lean D.

[Skunk]

Tossup/Tilt D this far out given Cooper's strength.

[Quincy Kelley]

No matter who wins the Lieutenant Governorship in November, NC will have their first African American Lieutenant Governor on January 2, 2021.

[Suburbia]

Lean D, whoever wins will be the first black lieutenant governor

[S019]

Lean D, the Republican candidate is a literal nonentity and Cooper, Biden, and Cunningham are all probably favorites here, so there should be some coattails in this race.

[Quincy Kelley]

Big question is whether the the NC Dems can win both chambers of the General Assembly in November ?

[Sol]

Both are weak candidates; with that in mind it likely defaults to the gubernatorial results.

[Lognog]

Both are weak candidates; with that in mind it likely defaults to the gubernatorial results.

it didn't in 2016. That being said I think the LG dem trails Cooper by less than 2-3 points

[Lechasseur]

Both are weak candidates; with that in mind it likely defaults to the gubernatorial results.

it didn't in 2016. That being said I think the LG dem trails Cooper by less than 2-3 points

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I think as long as Cooper wins relatively comfortably (basically as long as it isn't a very close race), the Democratic LG nominee wins too.

[Storr]

Both are weak candidates; with that in mind it likely defaults to the gubernatorial results.

it didn't in 2016. That being said I think the LG dem trails Cooper by less than 2-3 points

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I think as long as Cooper wins relatively comfortably (basically as long as it isn't a very close race), the Democratic LG nominee wins too.

Though Forest was an incumbent in 2016. Honestly, I wonder what most Cooper-Forest voters were like and what their thought process was.

[Lognog]

Both are weak candidates; with that in mind it likely defaults to the gubernatorial results.

it didn't in 2016. That being said I think the LG dem trails Cooper by less than 2-3 points

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I think as long as Cooper wins relatively comfortably (basically as long as it isn't a very close race), the Democratic LG nominee wins too.

I agree and with what polling is looking like Cooper will do that

[Chester County Anti-populist]

R advantage

[Astatine]

R advantage

Reason?

[Sol]

Both are weak candidates; with that in mind it likely defaults to the gubernatorial results.

it didn't in 2016. That being said I think the LG dem trails Cooper by less than 2-3 points

Forrest was an incumbent with an amusing campaign slogan, while Coleman was an also-ran who is not a great campaigner.