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NCCVE Research

NCCVE ResearchThe N.C. Center for Voter Education conducts scientific research to assess the opinions and needs of voters across the state, in order to improve elections in North Carolina.

 

 


Jul. 13, 2007
Bush and Clinton Out-Poll … Bush and Clinton?


Jun. 28, 2007
Study: N.C. Voters Support Public Campaign Financing for Council of State


Jun. 28, 2005
Survey: Voters Believe Money Influences Courts, Support Bold Reforms, Says New Study by N.C. Center for Voter Education


Jun. 23, 2005
Poll: Voters Lack Information on Elected Officials, Fear Influence of Money Over Politics & Support Reform


Feb. 16, 2005
Survey: N.C. Judicial Voter Guides a Success


Jul. 17, 2003
Survey Finds NC Voters Back Bush...But Not By Expected Margin


May 22, 2002
Statewide Poll Shows Racial Divide In Opinion On N.C. Judicial System


May 9, 2002
Survey: Influence of Politics and Money of Chief Concern to Voters


May 3, 2002
Bush, Easley Both Get High Marks in New Poll


Oct. 2, 2001
Poll Takes Pulse of Triangle Voters


Jun. 11, 2001
Poll: Campaign Contributions Determine Budget Winners


Apr. 9, 2001
Statewide Poll Shows N.C. Voters Support Campaign Finance Reform


Mar. 30, 2001
N.C. Public Opinion Takes Wait-and-See Approach On Governor Easley’s Job Performance


Nov. 17, 2000
Center for Voter Education Poll: N.C. Divided On Value of Electoral College


Nov. 9, 2000
North Carolina's Election Winner: Andy Griffith over Dean Smith


May 25, 2000
Poll: Voters and Donors Agree, Support Campaign Finance Reform


May 12, 2000
Poll: Likely Voters Prefer Bush to Gore

 

   
 
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