Newest poll: Ted Budd takes 16 point lead in GOP US Senate primary | Eastern NC Now

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The latest poll on the GOP US Senate primary in North Carolina, conducted by Emerson College for the Capitol Hill newspaper The Hill. gives conservative congressman Ted Budd a huge 16 point lead.  Budd had 38% while failed former RINO governor Pat McCrory 22% and Mark Walker 9%.

The poll also shows Budd to be the most electable Republican in November against likely Democrat nominee Cheri Beasley.  Budd leads Beasley by 7 points and Walker leads her by 5 points, but McCrory trails her by 2 points,

https://emersonpolling.reportablenews.com/pr/north-carolina-2022-poll-ted-budd-holds-16-point-lead-in-republican-primary-for-u-s-senate-leads-potential-matchup-against-democrat-cheri-beasley


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