[MitchellC]

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[nickcarraway]

Yikes. For an incumbent to be that for below 50% is doom, right? The Dems could be looking at 70 in the Senate.

[Jaime2099]

Roy Cooper is without a single drop of charisma and that will hurt him with the democratic vote. Voters in this state love charisma for some reason (the only explanation for Jonathan Edwards). He doesn’t have a scoundrel look to him, he’s more clean cut. I would be shocked if Burr losses to him. He did have a large number of TV spots when he was in office, but Cooper just doesn’t have that “oops I did it again, I’m sorry” look on his face like most successful democrats in NC have.

[PeteB570]

“49.5% of voters either had no opinion or had never heard of Burr.”

And that is Burr’s problem. He’s hiding from everybody.

[kalee]

“But since neither candidate is well known”

For crying out loud, Burr is the incumbent, if he’s not well known whose fault is that?

[TMA62]

I think with the way things will be going between now and 2010, Burr will not have a problem in holding onto the seat.

[FreepShop1]

49.5% of voters either had no opinion or had never heard of Burr.

Holy sh*t! Aaron Burr is more well known than him. Looks baaad.

[LibLieSlayer]

NC must be the new vermont.

LLS

[45semi]

Look Burr up on Facebook. He is actually pretty good at posting where he is and what he’s doing.

[Theodore R.]

Burr is in big trouble because of liberal demographic changes in NC. People there like federal programs, and they think Burr opposes them.