I would be shocked if NC only passed it in the 50-60% range. The iffy range would be like 61-65%. If you look at the states around NC and exlude Va’s 57% in 2006 as an abberation, they all passed their pro-marriage amendments in the mid 70s and low 80s, with most of them coming in 2004 or 2006. SC was 78% in 2006, which is a very good sign in my opinion.
I reckon it comes down to how much the homosexualist agenda has advanced in 4 or 5 years. 60-65% would have been shocking ten years ago, but if it only passed in the 50-60% range then the gay agenda really is moving fast, or faster than even a pessimist like me thinks it is.
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Again, don’t underestimate the rampant extent of election fraud being perpetrated by the homosexual activists aided by the Democratic machine. I think that most high-profile elections with heavy polarization (e.g., Wisconsin) on the issues are skewed 3 to 5 percentage points because of Democrat fraud.