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Stephenson v. Bartlett – The Forgotten Reason Why the NC GOP Won the Majority in 2010
by johndavis,
December 8, 2010
Post: December 2, 2010 Volume III, No. 1 “According to Davis, the number of Senate seats competitive for both major political parties has dropped from 14 out of 50 under the 1992 Senate Plan to only 6 out of 50 under the 2001 Senate Plan. Similarly, Davis asserts that the number of competitive House seats
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Investors Political Daily – Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2010 – Republicans Win Historic Majorities in NC Senate and House
by johndavis,
November 3, 2010
“The North Carolina Democratic Party has not lost both houses of the state General Assembly since 1898. After reviewing all of the polls and news and trends of the day, especially the continued lack of confidence with how the majority party is leading the state and nation, the only thing that comes to mind is,
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Late Breaking Trends – Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2010 – Republicans Win Historic Majorities in NC Senate and House
by johndavis,
November 3, 2010
“The North Carolina Democratic Party has not lost both houses of the state General Assembly since 1898. After reviewing all of the polls and news and trends of the day, especially the continued lack of confidence with how the majority party is leading the state and nation, the only thing that comes to mind is,
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Late Breaking Trends – Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2010 – All of the Kings Horses and All of the Kings Men
by johndavis,
November 2, 2010
Key Trends and their Impact on North Carolina’s 2010 General Election Races Advantage Democrats Advantage Republicans Click the Play Button Below for an Audio Summary [Audio clip: view full post to listen] “The North Carolina Democratic Party has not lost both houses of the state General Assembly since 1898. After reviewing all of the polls
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Late Breaking Trends – Monday, Nov. 1, 2010 – GOP Early Voting Net 11 Points Over 2008 Turnout
by johndavis,
November 1, 2010
Key Trends and their Impact on North Carolina’s 2010 General Election Races Advantage Democrats Advantage Republicans “Many believe that the only way North Carolina Republicans can seize power in 2010 is to raise the political bar closer to that of Democrats. Well, what if Democrats lower their political bar closer to the GOP? Republicans win.
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Investors Political Daily – Thursday, Oct. 28, 2010 (Oct. 29 UPDATE) Final NC House Forecast: GOP Majority Likely 64
by johndavis,
October 29, 2010
Investment Opportunities for Free-Market Advocates Click the Play Button Below for an Audio Summary [Audio clip: view full post to listen] “Democrats no longer have the financial advantage. Game over.” John Davis Political Report, Oct. 28, 2010 NOTE: See handicap for all 50 NC Senate races and 120 NC House races by clicking on the Investors
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Investors Political Daily – Friday, Oct. 29, 2010 Final NC Senate Forecast: GOP Majority Likely 29
by johndavis,
October 28, 2010
Investment Opportunities for Free-Market Advocates Click the Play Button Below for an Audio Summary [Audio clip: view full post to listen] “Democrats no longer have the financial advantage. Game over.” John Davis Political Report, Oct. 28, 2010 NOTE: See handicap for all 50 Senate races and all 120 NC House races by clicking on the Investors
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Investors Political Daily – Thursday, Oct. 28, 2010 Final NC House Forecast: GOP Majority Likely 64
by johndavis,
October 28, 2010
“Democrats no longer have the financial advantage. Game over.” John Davis Political Report, Oct. 28, 2010 NOTE: View all 120 House races by clicking on the Investors Political Daily chart above. Investors Political Daily North Carolina’s Daily Partisan Advantage Forecast Final NC House Forecast: GOP Majority Likely 64 Post: October 28, 2010 NC House GOP
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Click the Play Button Below for an Audio Summary [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Key Trends and their Impact on North Carolina’s 2010 General Election Races Advantage Democrats Advantage Republicans “Tea Party detractors have doubted the political potential of the movement because it is not organized from the top down. Those detractors have
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Investment Opportunities for Free-Market Advocates Click the Play Button Below for an Audio Summary [Audio clip: view full post to listen] “Two years ago, black Democratic women led all groups in the 17-day early voting period,” said Bob Hall, director of Democracy North Carolina, noting the remarkable shift to white Republican men among early voters
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