Statewide Opinion Polling For The United States Presidential Election, 2008 - Opinion Polling - North Carolina

North Carolina

15 electoral votes
(Republican in 2000 & 2004)

North Carolina opinion polls
Poll Source Date administered (2008) Democrat % Republican % Lead Margin
American Research Group Oct 31 – Nov 3 Barack Obama 49% John McCain 48%
1
Reuters/Zogby Oct 31 – Nov 3 Barack Obama 49.5% John McCain 49.1%
0.4
Rasmussen Reports Nov 2 Barack Obama 49% John McCain 50%
1
Survey USA Oct 30 – Nov 2 Barack Obama 48% John McCain 49%
1
Public Policy Polling Oct 31 – Nov 2 Barack Obama 50% John McCain 49%
1
Reuters/Zogby Oct 30 – Nov 2 Barack Obama 47.7% John McCain 49.3%
1.6
Research 2000/Daily Kos Oct 28–30 Barack Obama 47% John McCain 45%
2
Rasmussen Reports Oct 29 Barack Obama 50% John McCain 48%
2
Politico/
Insider Advantage		 Oct 29 Barack Obama 48% John McCain 48%
0
Mason-Dixon/NBC Oct 28–29 Barack Obama 46% John McCain 49%
3
Civitas Institute/
TelOpinion		 Oct 27–29 Barack Obama 47% John McCain 46%
1
CNN/Time Magazine/
Opinion Research		 Oct 23–28 Barack Obama 52% John McCain 46%
6
Allstate/National Journal/FD Oct 23–27 Barack Obama 47% John McCain 43%
4
Rasmussen Reports/
Fox News		 Oct 26 Barack Obama 48% John McCain 49%
1
Public Policy Polling Oct 25–26 Barack Obama 49% John McCain 48%
1
Reuters/Zogby Oct 23–26 Barack Obama 49.7% John McCain 46.4%
3.3
Associated Press/GfK Oct 22–26 Barack Obama 48% John McCain 46%
2
NBC/Mason-Dixon Oct 23–25 Barack Obama 47% John McCain 47%
0
Rasmussen Reports Oct 23 Barack Obama 48% John McCain 50%
2
WSOC-TV Oct 20–21 Barack Obama 48.4% John McCain 46.4%
2
CNN/Time Magazine/
Opinion Research		 Oct 19–21 Barack Obama 51% John McCain 47%
4
InsiderAdvantage/
Politico		 Oct 20 Barack Obama 49% John McCain 48%
1
SurveyUSA/WTVD-TV Oct 18–20 Barack Obama 47% John McCain 47%
0
Civitas Institute/
TelOpinion		 Oct 18–20 Barack Obama 48% John McCain 45%
3
Rasmussen Reports/
Fox News		 Oct 19 Barack Obama 51% John McCain 48%
3
Public Policy Polling Oct 18–19 Barack Obama 51% John McCain 44%
7
Winthrop University/ETV Sept 28-
October 19		 Barack Obama 44.6% John McCain 44.2%
0.4
Research 2000/
Daily Kos		 Oct 14–15 Barack Obama 46% John McCain 44%
2
InsiderAdvantage/
Poll Position		 Oct 13 Barack Obama 48% John McCain 46%
2
Rasmussen Reports/
Fox News		 Oct 12 Barack Obama 48% John McCain 48%
0
Public Policy Polling Oct 11–12 Barack Obama 49% John McCain 46%
3
Rasmussen Reports Oct 8 Barack Obama 49% John McCain 48%
1
Civitas/TelOpinion Oct 6–8 Barack Obama 48% John McCain 43%
5
WSOC-TV Oct 6–7 Barack Obama 46% John McCain 47.8%
1.8
SurveyUSA Oct 5–6 Barack Obama 46% John McCain 49%
3
CNN/Time Magazine/
Opinion Research		 Oct 3–6 Barack Obama 49% John McCain 49%
0
Public Policy Polling Oct 4–5 Barack Obama 50% John McCain 44%
6
Rasmussen Reports Sept 30 Barack Obama 50% John McCain 47%
3
American Research Group Sept 27–29 Barack Obama 46% John McCain 49%
3
Public Policy Polling 28 Barack Obama 47% John McCain 45%
2
Rasmussen Reports Sept 23 Barack Obama 49% John McCain 47%
2
Civitas Institute/
Tel Opinion Research		 20 Barack Obama 45% John McCain 45%
0
Public Policy Polling Sept 17–19 Barack Obama 46% John McCain 46%
0
Rasmussen Reports Sept 18 Barack Obama 47% John McCain 50%
3
CNN/Time Magazine/
Opinion Research		 Sept 14–16 Barack Obama 47% John McCain 48%
1
American Research Group Sept 13–16 Barack Obama 41% John McCain 52%
11
Research 2000/
Daily Kos		 Sept 8–10 Barack Obama 38% John McCain 55%
17
Civitas Institute/
Tel Opinion Research		 Sept 6–10 Barack Obama 44% John McCain 47%
3
Public Policy Polling Sept 9 Barack Obama 44% John McCain 48%
4
SurveyUSA Sept 6–8 Barack Obama 38% John McCain 58%
20
Garin Hart Yang Sept 5–7 Barack Obama 46% John McCain 49%
3
Democracy Corps/
Greenberg Quinlan Rosner		 Aug 20–26 Barack Obama 44% John McCain 47%
3
Public Policy Polling Aug 23 Barack Obama 42% John McCain 45%
3
InsiderAdvantage Aug 19 Barack Obama 42.8% John McCain 44.5%
1.7
Zogby International * Aug 15–19 Barack Obama 47% John McCain 39%
8
Civitas Institute/
Tel Opinion Research		 Aug 14–17 Barack Obama 40% John McCain 46%
6
Rasmussen Reports Aug 13 Barack Obama 44% John McCain 50%
6
Survey USA Aug 9-11 Barack Obama 45% John McCain 49%
4
Research 2000/Daily Kos July 28–30 Barack Obama 43% John McCain 47%
4
Public Policy Polling July 23–27 Barack Obama 44% John McCain 47%
3
Civitas Institute/
Tel Opinion Research		 July 14–16 Barack Obama 40% John McCain 43%
3
Rasmussen Reports July 15 Barack Obama 45% John McCain 48%
3
Survey USA July 12–14 Barack Obama 45% John McCain 50%
5

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