Dome Office Pool: North Carolina

Obama 70
Clinton 0

McCain 80
Huckabee 11
Paul 9
no preference 2
others I give up

Perdue 56
Moore 43
Nielsen 1

McCrory 35
Smith 35
Orr 16
Graham 14

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Obama 56, McCain 75, Perdue 59, McCrory 43

Dalton 44

Oh yeah, McCain 81%

Obama - 52%
McCain - 83%
Perdue - 54%
Smith - 41%
Dalton

Time for another office pool.

Post your picks for governor and president from both parties, including percentages. As a tiebreaker, list the top vote-getter of the Democratic primary for lieutenant governor.

The winner gets a spiffy N&O baseball cap.

Obama: 53.5
McCain: 71
Perdue: 53
McCrory: 42.5
Dalton: 41.5

President: Obama 54.6%
McCain 72%

Governor: Perdue 56%
Smith 39%

LT Gov: Dalton 42%
Pittenger 68%

Obama 65
Hillbillary 35

Perdue 55
Moore 45

Smith 51
other guys 49

lady for treasurer 55
wiseguy 45

sam ervin for judge gets the nod with a name like that

President:
Barack (52) Clinton (46)
Mccain (84)

Gov:
Bev (57) Moore (43)
Mccrory (43) Smith (40)

Lt Gov:
Dalton (34)
Pittenger (87)

Obama 54%
McCain 74%
Perdue 53%
Smith 41%

Dalton

"I'll raise my voice, I'll raise hogs, I'll raise whatever I wanna raise..."

President:
Barack (52) Clinton (47)
John Mccain (79) Paul (15)
GovernOr:
Bev (53) Moore (45)
Mccrory (35) Orr (28) STILL HAVE THE FAITH FOR ORR :)
Lt Gov:
Hampton & Pittenger

Obama- 56%
HRC- 43%

Perdue-54
Moore- 45

Smith- 36%

And Obama will lose Indiana by 6%

Obama 56%
McCain 76%
Perdue 54%
Smith 39% (runoff w/ McCrory 37%)

Dellinger

Obama- 52%
Clinton- 46%

McCain- 84%
Paul- 2%

Perdue- 52%
Moore- 44%

McCrory- 45%
Smith- 38%

Top Lt Governor Vote getter: Dalton

Obama- 56%
Clinton- 43%

McCain- 75% (I don't even know who's on the ballot besides Paul)

Perdue- 54%
Moore- 42%

McCrory- 40%
Smith- 35%

Tiebreaker: Dalton- 42%

POTUS (D) Obama 57%
(R) McCain 69%

Gov. (D) Perdue 58%
(R) MCRory 42%

Tiebreaker: Dellinger

President: Clinton 50%, McCain 70%
Governor: Perdue 55%, McCrory 42.5%
Lt. Governor: Hampton Dellinger

Republican Lt. Governor: Pittenger 49%

Paul Terrell III
Republican nominee 33rd State House district

Since I get all my news from the N&O, I'm going to guess that Bill Graham will win the Republican nomination for governor off the strength of his awesome gas tax holiday idea.

Bill Graham: 99%
Ron Paul (FFC1304 write-in choice): 1%

Prez: Obama 55%, McCain 70%
Gov: Perdue 53%, Smith 41%
Lt Gov: Dalton 41%, Pittenger 40%

Obama - 56%
Moore 50.1%
Dalton 42%

McCain - 69%
Smith - 36%

Obama 57
Clinton 41
no preference 2
Gravel absolutely none

McCain 78
Huckabee 11
Paul 9
no preference 2
others I give up

Perdue 56
Moore 43
Nielsen 1

McCrory 35
Smith 35
Orr 16
Graham 14
Powers who?

Dellinger or Dalton (cheated and listed two)

President: Obama 56%, McCain 68%
Governor: Perdue 59%, McCrory 36%
Lt. Governor: Hampton Dellinger

New Polls:

New Indiana Poll (SUSA): Clinton 54, Obama 42
Quote:
24 Hours Till Votes Are Counted: 24 hours till votes are counted in the Indiana Democratic Primary, Hillary Clinton defeats Barack Obama in the symbolically important popular vote, and possibly by enough to pick up more than a trivial number of net Convention delegates, according to SurveyUSA's final pre-primary tracking poll conducted for WCPO-TV Cincinnati and WHAS-TV Louisville. In 4 tracking polls over the past 5 weeks, Clinton has never polled lower than 52%, Obama has never polled higher than 43%. At the wire, they finish: Clinton 54%, Obama 42%. Among males, the two have been tied in 3 of the 4 tracking polls. Among females, Clinton has always led by at least 14, and finishes ahead by 22. Among Democrats, Clinton finishes ahead by 19. Clinton leads among Conservatives, Moderates and Liberals.
I think that's a good sign, surveyusa is mostly pretty accurate!

http://tinyurl.com/4snxvq

OK, the top vote-getter then. And give me percentages, not margins.

— RTB 

Obama by 7
Perdue by 14
Extra points for Lt. Gov: Technically no winner, runoff election results

President: Barack Obama (D) w/54%, John McCain (R) w/67%
Governor: Bev Perdue (D) w/52%, Fred Smith with 41%
Lt. Gov.: Walter Dalton (D)