Welcome to the John Davis Political Report

John Davis is a political analyst, writer and consultant who has followed North Carolina politics for 25 years.  He is one of the state’s leading authorities on evaluating the strengths of candidates and predicting the outcome of political races.  During the five election cycles since the beginning of this decade, Davis projected the winner in 942 of 982 North Carolina campaigns, for an accuracy rate of 96%.

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LATE BREAKING TRENDS

Trends are a big deal.  They are especially useful in establishing and tracking which party has a political advantage … an advantage that morphs into momentum that drives turnout that will ultimately determine the winners in many close races in North Carolina this fall.

That’s why I have developed a new feature called, Late Breaking Trends – North Carolina’s 2010 General Election Partisan Political Advantage.  There are two charts updated daily, one for the NC Senate and one for the NC House.  That is because of trends that vary by chamber like “Contributions.”

Look for real-time updates as news breaks about the economy, underemployment, voter satisfaction with the direction of the state and nation, and the partisan preferences of the all-important independent voters.

AUDIO

Late Breaking Trends is available in an AUDIO format … for those of you who like to do other things while listening to the daily report!  Listen to Late Breaking Trends

INVESTOR’S POLITICAL DAILY (Coming Soon)

All candidates for public office will assure you that they can win with your money.  In reality, many candidates do not need a whole lot of money to win … such as those in a safe district who have a weak opponent.  And, many candidates cannot win no matter how much money you give them.

Investors Political Daily is a new feature of the John Davis Political Report that will highlight free-market candidates who need help, and can win their races if you help them with a contribution.