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Norbert

(6,039 posts) Fri Sep 18, 2020, 12:21 PM Sep 2020

NYT/Siena Polls: AZ, ME, NC

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NYT/Siena Polls: AZ, ME, NC (Original Post) Norbert Sep 2020 OP

Yippie skippy...wow! Thekaspervote Sep 2020 #1

NC has registered Dems unc70 Sep 2020 #2

In NC the ability to vote in either primary makes it possible for ooky Sep 2020 #3

Thekaspervote

(32,754 posts)

1. Yippie skippy...wow!

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Fri Sep 18, 2020, 12:27 PM

Sep 2020

unc70

(6,110 posts)

2. NC has registered Dems

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Fri Sep 18, 2020, 12:37 PM

Sep 2020

Interesting that more people self identified as Repub in sample. Realize some people could be Repub but registered as unaffiliated.

ooky

(8,922 posts)

3. In NC the ability to vote in either primary makes it possible for

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Fri Sep 18, 2020, 12:58 PM

Sep 2020

unaffiliated to pop up in either party. I've met a number of unaffiliated Democratic voters in Pitt County, myself included. We always vote for Democrats in general elections of course, but for a long time we remained unaffiliated so we could cast a vote for Walter Jones in Republican primaries against much worse Republican candidates, and Jones delivered for us often. Now that he has passed though, I will change my affiliation from unaffiliated to Democratic Party. I'm going to wait until after the election though, because I didn't want to mess with my registration in any way before the election.

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