This analysis by the Marist Poll gives people a
good look at one state.
BIDEN UP BY 6 POINTS IN NORTH CAROLINA
October 2020
In North Carolina, former Vice President Joe Biden receives the support of 52% to 46% for President Donald Trump among likely voters including those who are undecided yet leaning toward a candidate or who already voted. Among North Carolina registered voters, Biden has 51% to 46% for Trump. Biden (51%) was +7 points over Trump (44%) among North Carolina registered voters in July.
Biden leads Trump among Blacks who are likely to vote, those who say they are voting by mail or absentee ballot, white voters with a college degree – especially white women with a college degree – voters under the age of 45, women, and voters in the cities and suburbs.
Trump is ahead among white Evangelical Christians, those who plan to vote in-person on Election Day, whites -- especially white men without a college degree – men, and voters in small towns or rural areas.
Trump is +14 among whites. He carried this group by 31 points in 2016.
Independents are +9 points for Biden, a group that supported Trump by 16 points in 2016.
Voters age 65 and older divide (50% Trump to 49% Biden). Trump defeated Hillary Clinton by 23 points among these voters in 2016.
62% of registered voters report having voted.
Only 2% of likely voters are persuadable, that is, voters who are undecided or who support a candidate but might vote differently.
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