Tom Jensen's blog

Hey Folks:

For the next two days Public Policy Polling is going to let you vote on who we should test next against Richard Burr. We've already looked at how Roy Cooper and Heath Shuler fare.

We took nominations over the weekend and the finalists for our next poll are former State Senator Cal Cunningham, former Charlotte Mayor Harvey Gantt, State Senator Linda Garrou, Secretary of State Elaine Marshall, and Congressman Mike McIntyre.

You can vote at our blog and we'll release the results next week.

Tom

The leaders in PPP's newest set of polls for the Democratic primary are Barack Obama, Bev Perdue, Kay Hagan, Pat Smathers, Janet Cowell, June Atkinson, and Beth Wood.

When someone attacked Public Policy Polling on the Under the Dome blog, I googled to see if I could find out who it was. The answer was quite interesting.

PPP released its newest polling numbers for the Democratic primaries today. They bring good news for Bev Perdue and bad news for John Edwards.

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Democrats would win six of eight possible match ups for Governor in 2008, according to Public Policy Polling's newest survey.

Last week PPP tested nine potential general election matchups for President in North Carolina. John Edwards was the only candidate to go 3 for 3.

PPP did a poll in August and then again this week about the attitudes of 10th Congressional District voters toward Patrick McHenry. The results were pretty interesting!

The December primary tracking poll results for the Democratic side are now available. Click here for complete results.

Here's a snapshot:

Perdue 41
Moore 32
Undecided 27

You can see our full poll results here and a commentary from Public Policy Polling President Dean Debnam about what it means for future transfer tax referendums here. Here are partial numbers:

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There's been a mini controversy brewing about polling, state employees, and the ceaseless Perdue/Moore bloodbath.