[rb22982]

Long story short - good news continues in NC for Trump. Looks like Hillary is going to have 150k fewer vote lead in NC going into election day than Obama did in 2012 with one day left of early voting. Independents are the only wild card but given they are nearly 80% white and where they voted in the primary (55%R/45%D of the 50% who voted in primaries as of a week ago), I have to believe they are 10% higher for Trump. Given Romney won this state by 2%, I still believe Trump is cruising here to a 4-7% victory in NC.

[Gaffer]

These lying tyrants are about to get hit with a tsunami of destruction on their evil reign.

[Gay State Conservative]

I wonder if on Election Day states with early voting can start counting the early votes at,say,9AM local time...or when it’s 9AM in their state capital (for those states in two time zones)?

[allendale]

If Clinton gets less than 90% of the total black vote in North Carolina and Florida, she loses those states. If she gets less than 85% in Virginia, she loses there too. If CBS on election day reports that “exit polls” demonstrate less than expected support for Clinton among blacks, it is all you will need to know.

[apillar]

Black voters have been making up their deficit from four years ago, now down only 8 percent from their 2012 same-day numbers (down 59,200 ballots), with white voters up 19 percent

Yes, and remember that Obama still LOST North Carolina in 2012. What they are essentially saying is that Hillary is going to lose by more than Obama, but maybe by slightly less than she was going to lose a few days ago.

[ReaganGeneration2]

If Romney (weak) won NC vs Obama (half-black), no way Trump loses.

Prediction: the polls are close because they need them - to reduce suspicion when fraud increases Hillary’s “votes”.

[rb22982]

Among unaffiliated who voted in one of the primaries, roughly 54% voted in R primary and 46% voted in D primary. Looks like indies will skew Rep in NC. Even more confident of a Trump +4-7% win in NC.

[Clintonfatigued]

Look at how much time Obama and other surrogates have spent in North Carolina. They are worried about a Trump victory there. It looks hopeful for us.