@ncginny Often there’s no line on Election Day. Often my experience (especially at a high turnout early voting site), hard to avoid a line. And I’ve often had little to no wait in recent years when wait until day of.
@BryanRAnderson@MargoinWNC Is Michael Lee in serious danger of losing his reelection bid? I know the district’s competitive but figure him being an incumbent and in leadership should help him a good deal.
@bluearrowMaps There’s no way Dems win HD 62 in the northwest portion of Guilford County. The Dem candidate has been very controversial and been disavowed by the state party.
@RealCon64@RealTXPolitics He’s almost 75 (although, I don’t think he looks it). And he’s rich. I’m wondering if he was going into the race thinking would be his last campaign.
@tencor_7144 About the only thing Whatley has going for him is he has time to get his name recognition up and, related to that, 10% of Republicans are listed as undecided. Cooper’s favored but has the potential to be a tight race.
@ForwardCarolina@lordpet8 I think it’s demoralizing to be a candidate for a long shot race. Feel it’s better to, instead of having such candidates, have more people volunteer for the ones in winnable races.
@admcrlsn@SSGamblers Is it conceivable to assert the seat’s now less likely to flip to the Dems bc Schweikert has been at least a relatively flawed candidate? I know he’s dealt with some serious ethics problems.
@AzelfDaGirl My take about it being “brutal”down ballot is a result of Robinson in general and also the other rather fringe GOP statewide candidates. The normie ones won. And, except for Robinson, the losses were close. Plus, NC voters are probably the most likely to vote split tickets.
@Elections_Daily Would GOP Council of State candidates have had a significantly better chance of winning if a candidate without Robinson’s baggage been the GOP nominee for governor?