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Public Policy Polling released its latest polls on Monday and Tuesday and the news is good for most Democrats.

Public Policy Polling (PDF) is out with their final North Carolina primary poll. They are pretty much calling the Senate and Gubernatorial races and they show Obama winning the popular vote in NC by 10 points.

The best news of the poll is that Robin Anderson has tied the two front-runners and there is a three way tie for first in the Labor Commissioner poll. The great news about that is that Robin has more endorsements from local groups in more cities that won't always show a result in the polls as the handouts are given out at the polls.

It's almost over.

Public Policy Polling has released its latest poll numbers and it looks like the frontrunners are those candidates tending to run more positive campaigns. The U.S. Senate results are a bit skewed because Jim Neal hasn't started his television advertising yet and the negative campaigning from the Neal camp has been limited to press releases that resulted in an article or two and a couple of blog posts that were seen by a limited market. There are three weeks left. Plenty of time for Moore and Neal to make up ground, but I think Hillary might be done. Full release found here.

U.S. Senate
Kay Hagan 28
Jim Neal 7
Howard Staley 3

PPP released its newest polling numbers for the Democratic primaries today. They bring good news for Bev Perdue and bad news for John Edwards.

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