Inside Elections poll: Democrat McCready leads GOP's Bishop in NC redo election
Source: Roll Call
Democrat Dan McCready has a narrow advantage over Republican Dan Bishop heading into the final days of the Sept. 10 redo election in North Carolinas 9th District, according to a new bipartisan poll for Inside Elections.
The survey, conducted from Monday through Wednesday by Harper Polling and Clarity Campaign Labs, showed McCready ahead of Bishop, 46 percent to 42 percent, with two third-party candidates receiving a combined 3 percent. Some 8 percent of voters were unsure and the survey had a margin of error of plus or minus 4.19 percentage points.
When voters who were leaning toward one candidate were included, McCreadys advantage extended to 49-44 percent.
Read more: https://www.rollcall.com/news/gonzales/inside-elections-poll-democrat-mccready-leads-gops-bishop-in-nc-redo-election
Both candidates claim they're ahead in internal polling.
bucolic_frolic
(43,146 posts)on the other hand there is little downside here for Democrats. A win might spell overconfidence going forward, a loss would be a wake up call, and, after all, it IS NC and how honest can the election be for Democrats?
brooklynite
(94,520 posts)This is a moderate swing district.
bucolic_frolic
(43,146 posts)But progressive groups did swing the western PA special election with their ground game and support from outside the district.
deurbano
(2,895 posts)brooklynite
(94,520 posts)I understand Republicans think that's very helpful.
HeartlandProgressive
(294 posts)paleotn
(17,912 posts)Heavy African American constituency east...Anson, Scotland, Robeson counties, offset by the heavily Rethug Charlotte exburb of Monroe / Union county. It's going to be tough. Those psychos in Monroe would vote for Satan if he had an R after his name, and did just that in 2016.