NC-Sen: NBC/Marist Poll Has Cal Cunningham (D) Beating Thom Tillis (R) 48-43
Here’s some big news today out of North Carolina courtesy of NBC/Marist’s latest poll:
In November, one of the most vulnerable Senate incumbents will also try to defend his seat in what could be a swing state. Sen. Thom Tillis, a Republican, has tied himself closely to Trump as he runs for reelection.
In the primary to face Tillis, former state Sen. Cal Cunningham has a wide lead over state Sen. Erica Smith, 51% to 18%.
In a potential general election race, Cunningham has a 48% to 43% edge over Tillis.
The NBC News/Marist poll, taken from Feb. 23 through Feb. 27, surveyed 2,120 registered voters with a margin of error of plus-or-minus 2.6 percentage points. It polled 568 likely Democratic primary voters with a margin of error of plus-or-minus 5.1 percentage points.
In case you are wondering, Bernie Sanders, is at 26% in their presidential primary poll with Joe Biden at 24%.Â
We need to keep up the momentum here and VoteVets is helping to make sure Cunningham is ready to win. I received this today from VoteVets:
A new independent poll out today shows progressive veteran and VoteVets-endorsed candidate for Senate Cal Cunningham with his widest margin yet — 5 points! — ahead of Republican incumbent Thom Tillis.
NBC News | North Carolina
Senate Cal Cunningham (D) – 48%
Thom Tillis (R-Inc) – 43%
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