February 2012 Poll Results

Discussion

1. Jim says

   April 4, 2012 at 8:20 AM

   Interesting comparison between the breakdown on Liberal vs. Conservative and Republican vs. Democrat. It does confirm to me that most “Moderates” do vote Democrat.

   While it appears that those polled do seem to grasp the state issues pretty clearly, many are still in the fog about Obama and his agenda. These results are pretty scary to me, as a staunch conserative, even though the percentage of Democrat respondents had a significant margin of numbers (45% to 33%). I am hoping that many of the “Moderates” and/or “Independents” wake up in the next seven months and realize what a total disaster the next four years would be for America if Obama were re-elected. The libs obviously live in la-la land and think that they are entitled to live off the backs of others and that everything is going to be handed to them free and nothing required on their part. I hope and pray that NC has not sunk to the point that these people are anywhere close to a majority!

2. Wayne Davis says

   April 4, 2012 at 8:20 AM

   Your results are STILL NOT an accurate reflection of the actual electorate in North Carolina.

3. Floyd Jasper Hardee says

   April 4, 2012 at 9:00 AM

   Mitt Romney is the only viable choice we have. The others are far too radical, and basically untrustworthy. Mitt is the only candidate suitable. He is not radical, and some even say he is a moderate. So what is wrong with being a moderate? Nothing! A moderate candidate can work things out between two deeply divided groups. We can have cheap fuel, and still protect our environment.

   Mitt has the credentials that prove he can get the job done. Vote Mitt Romney in 2012 and give him lots of help by voting a straight Republican ticket!

4. john pizzo says

   April 4, 2012 at 9:05 AM

   Jim said:

   “Interesting comparison between the breakdown on Liberal vs. Conservative and Republican vs. Democrat. It does confirm to me that most “Moderates” do vote Democrat.”

   >>>> Found that interesting myself. The survey showed that self-identified ‘conservatives’ were twice as numerous as self-identified liberals, yet registered Democrats significantly outnumber registered Republicans. Actually, I find it astounding. It appears that many, many Democrats do not yet realize their party was taken over by Democratic Socialists in a 2006 bloodless coup. Also, it’s interesting to see that Obama, who is on the wrong side of every ISSUE surveyed, does so well. It just goes to show the power of the libleral mass media in No. Carolina…….

5. lkt says

   April 4, 2012 at 9:25 AM

   What’s interesting is that you waited until April to release the results of a poll done in February. But why? No explanation provided, but one should definitely be given.l

6. Bill Dan says

   April 4, 2012 at 9:56 AM

   Why are you releasing results from February in April?

   And your approval numbers cannot be squared with your trial heats.

7. David Prickett says

   April 4, 2012 at 1:27 PM

   Interesting poll. I like to think I can see both/multiple sides of an issue, but it is incredibly alarming to me–considering the stagnant economy and its seemingly endless recovery, the Federal power grab known as Obamacare, and the still high unemployment–how any aware person can think Obama is doing a good job or that NC is headed in the right direction.

8. Charles Adams says

   April 9, 2012 at 12:26 PM

   It is hard for me to believe that any inteligent human being could vote for Obama or for that matter, any democrat. Apparently they havent gone to the gas station lately. If your poll is accurate – God help us.

9. Gene Baker says

   April 11, 2012 at 2:55 PM

   Mitt Romney is highly qualified to be President. He is an outstanding family man, a good moral person, knowledgeable in politics and business, a devoutly man of faith, honest,proven leadership, personable and wealthy enough that he is not beholden to anyone.