Civitas Poll Highlights Voters’ Sentiments on School Choice, Confederate Monuments, and Partisan Politics | Eastern NC Now

A new Civitas poll of North Carolina likely voters reveals how voters feel about local and national issues, including school choice, the Confederate monument controversy, and partisan politics

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    Publisher's note: This post, by Demi Dowdy, was originally published in Civitas's online edition.

    RALEIGH     A new Civitas poll of North Carolina likely voters reveals how voters feel about local and national issues, including school choice, the Confederate monument controversy, and partisan politics.

    The full results of this poll can be found here.

    The cross tabs for this poll can be found here.

    The full analysis presented at this week's poll lunch can be found here.

    This poll surveyed 600 registered, likely voters (30% on cell phones) with a margin of error of +/- 4.00%. This survey was taken October 16-18, 2017.

    To arrange an interview with Civitas President Francis De Luca, email Demi Dowdy at demi.dowdy@nccivitas.org or call (919) 747-8064.

    Civitas has conducted live-caller voting in North Carolina since May 2005, and we are the only organization offering independent, nonpartisan data on current opinion. In the decade we've been conducting them, our polls have provided vital insights on what North Carolina voters think of the leaders and issues facing the state and nation.

    Founded in 2005, the Civitas Institute is a Raleigh, NC-based, 501(c)(3) nonprofit policy organization committed to advancing conservative ideas and shrinking the size of government. Civitas fights to eliminate government barriers to freedom so that North Carolinians can live a better life.
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