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Sen. John McCain of Arizona is the early 2008 presidential leader in North Carolina, according to a Civitas Institute poll. The institute conducted a telephone poll of 800 voters in the state.McCain was the leader among possible Republican candidates with 31 percent of those surveyed. Former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards led the list of possible Democratic contenders with 24 percent of those surveyed.Civitas President Jack Hawke said, “Edwards’ figures may also be inflated by the fact that the poll was conducted among North Carolinians, as opposed to voters from across the nation. It is interesting that an Arizona senator...

NC-pres: Tied game in (D) poll by kos Fri Sep 17th, 2004 at 21:21:35 GMT It's a partisan poll, so adjust expectations accordingly, but it's good news nonetheles. Lake, Snell, Perry (D) for private client. 9/14-17. MoE ~4.5%. (9/7 results) Kerry 47 (44) Bush 47 (48) Bush's support is more solid than Kerry's. 37 percent support Bush "strongly", only 29 percent do so for Kerry. But the trends are moving in our favor. The Bush bounce is fading across the board. Well, maybe not in Alabama, but it's fading in the places that really matter.