Obama was different and brought enthusiasm that most democratic politicians don't.I too think NC will be close,1 or 2 point victory imo.The fact that it has been close the last 3 elections after going to republicans from 1980-2004 signals a major shift towards democrats in NC imo.
The demographics of our state lean more Democratic each year as people move in from out of state to the Raleigh and Charlotte areas. I will note that in previous elections that Republican households were not very enthusiastic about McCain or Romney, but seem wildly enthusiastic about Trump. Likewise Democratic households are showing little enthusiasm about Hillary in the current election but were strongly enthusiastic about Obama in previous elections.
I agree democrats aren't enthusiastic about Hillary so you wont see many yard signs etc for her.I think democrats are enthusiastic about stopping Trump and will show up at the polls in droves to stop him.
You may be right. We will see on November 8th. I just hope the day comes soon so we can get the continuous attack ads off TV and go back to seeing commercials for normal consumer products.
If you think that 33 percent more democrats are going to vote... that abc poll would be legit. dems 36- reps 27- Inds 31 what a ridiculous poll.
this is the case in michigan as well. nothing for hillary lots of trump. according to relatives an la radio station (am 640) had a debate watching party at a convention hall in orange county ca last week. when they asked who was for hillary, then stein etc... more for stein showed up than hillary. of course is was mostly trump.
I note kellyanne conway was in the news on drudge today talking about the 2012 template vs what might show up on november 8th. I tell you, many on the left and right get their ideas here at times.
i note I just read the ibd poll.. its 28 dem 22 Rep 25 Ind and trump leads by 2. trump may be winning outside the margin of error if you use the 2012 template.