Ehhhh. Where does CPR lean?
The fact that Nevada is 3 points red and North Carolina is more blue than Georgia is...odd.
Right leaning polls tend to show Nevada as really close, centrist polls too, I get it has a small sample size, but that's odd.
Also NC turning while Georgia holds is weird, the trends are similar in both states, but Georgia was blue-er last time.
In terms of the averages Georgia is still red, and this solidifies Nevada. NC has too many other red polls for this to change that. Does push Arizona into dead even or lean blue average and Pennsylvania solidly into lean blue.
NC hasn't been more blue than GA for years. NC has long been lean-Republican and Georgia a toss-up. I suspect GA is trending lean-Democratic and NC trending toss-up.
That's literally what I said, hence I feel like this poll was off-there. Might have been too red in Nevada tho.
If Georgia is a toss up North Carolina is lean red. Nevada probably isn't that red though
Ehhhh. Where does CPR lean? The fact that Nevada is 3 points red and North Carolina is more blue than Georgia is...odd. Right leaning polls tend to show Nevada as really close, centrist polls too, I get it has a small sample size, but that's odd. Also NC turning while Georgia holds is weird, the trends are similar in both states, but Georgia was blue-er last time.
In terms of the averages Georgia is still red, and this solidifies Nevada. NC has too many other red polls for this to change that. Does push Arizona into dead even or lean blue average and Pennsylvania solidly into lean blue.
NC hasn't been more blue than GA for years. NC has long been lean-Republican and Georgia a toss-up. I suspect GA is trending lean-Democratic and NC trending toss-up.
That's literally what I said, hence I feel like this poll was off-there. Might have been too red in Nevada tho.
If Georgia is a toss up North Carolina is lean red. Nevada probably isn't that red though