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Investors Political Daily – Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2010 NC Senate Majority is the Republicans to Lose
Click the Play Button Below for an Audio Summary [audio:https://www.johndavisconsulting.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/IPD-Senate-Sept-14-2010.mp3|titles=IPD Senate Sept 14 2010] Investment Opportunities for Free-Market Advocates Investor’s Political Daily Scoreboard: If the election were held today, Republicans would win the 26 seats needed for the majority in the 50-member NC Senate; Democrats have 19 of the 26 Senate seats needed for the…
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Late Breaking Trends – Monday, September 13, 2010 GOP Momentum Yields Enthusiasm, Money, Volunteers and Fired-up Candidates.
Click the Play Button Below for an Audio Summary [audio:https://www.johndavisconsulting.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Late-Breaking-Trends-Sept-13-2010.mp3|titles=Late Breaking Trends Sept 13 2010] Key Trends and their Impact on North Carolina’s 2010 General Election Races Advantage Democrats Advantage Republicans “Compare today’s 11% of Americans who rate the economy as “excellent or good” to the 74% who rated the economy as “excellent or good”…
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Investors Political Daily – Wednesday, September 8, 2010 Republicans May Win Majority in the NC House
Click the Play Button Below for an Audio Summary [audio:https://www.johndavisconsulting.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Investors-Political-Daily-Sept-8.mp3|titles=Investors Political Daily Sept 8] Investment Opportunities for Free-Market Advocates “Investor’s Political Daily Scoreboard: Republicans have 59 or the 61 needed for the majority; Democrats have 51 of the 61 House seats needed for the majority.” Investors Political Daily, John Davis Political Report Post: September 8,…
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Late Breaking Trends – Tuesday, August 31, 2010 GOP HEAT WAVE BREAKS 68-YEAR-OLD RECORD DATING TO 1942
Click the Play Button Below for an Audio Summary [audio:https://www.johndavisconsulting.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/Late-Breaking-Trends-Aug-31.mp3|titles=Late Breaking Trends Aug 31] Key Trends and their Impact on North Carolina’s 2010 General Election Races Advantage Democrats Advantage Republicans “Republican average weekly advantages over Democrats during August are higher than any previous midterm Republican advantage in Gallup’s history of tracking the generic ballot, which…
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Late Breaking Trends – Friday, August 27, 2010 HOW WILL OBAMA’S FALL FROM FAVOR IMPACT NC’s RACES IN 2010
Click the Play Button Below for an Audio Summary [audio:https://www.johndavisconsulting.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/Late-Breaking-Trends-Aug-27-Take-2.mp3|titles=Late Breaking Trends Aug 27 Audio] Key Trends and their Impact on North Carolina’s 2010 General Election Races Advantage Democrats Advantage Republicans “I understand that intellectually,” said Obama, “but this is my life and career. And I think I could probably do every job on the…
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Late Breaking Trends – Tuesday, August 24, 2010 DEMOCRATIC LEADERS IN CRISIS – A STORM SURGE THREATENS
Click the Play Button Below for an Audio Summary [audio:https://www.johndavisconsulting.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/Late-Breaking-Trends-Aug-24.mp3|titles=Late Breaking Trends Aug 24] Key Trends and their Impact on North Carolina’s 2010 General Election Races Advantage Democrats Advantage Republicans “North Carolina Republicans have an asset this year Democrats don’t have: Tom Fetzer.[i] Democratic consultant Gary Pearce, Talking About Politics, The Fetzer Factor, April 7,…
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Late Breaking Trends – Week in Review WEALTHY LIBERALS SITTING ON WALLETS
Click the Play Button Below for an Audio Summary [audio:https://www.johndavisconsulting.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/John-Davis-LBT-8-20-Revised-8-21.mp3|titles=John Davis LBT 8 20 Revised 8 21] Key Trends and their Impact on North Carolina’s 2010 General Election Races Advantage Democrats Advantage Republicans “Democratic operatives trying to raise money for expensive ad campaigns report that the wealthy liberals (and, to some extent, labor unions) who…
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Key Predictors Foretelling North Carolina’s 2010 Elections: The Republican, the Democrat and the Drowning Man
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Liberal Insurgents End Sen. Basnight’s Historic Era of Power: Business Agenda and Long-term Jobs Growth Threatened by Attrition of Allies
“I can’t control my caucus anymore.” — Marc Basnight, NC Senate President Pro Tempore On November 17, 2009, with the unanimous election of Sen. Martin Nesbitt (D-Buncombe) as Majority Leader of the North Carolina Senate following the suspicious resignation of long-time Majority Leader and Rules Chairman Sen. Tony Rand (D-Cumberland), the historic era of unparalleled…