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Elon Poll: Most N.C. Residents Want Confederate Statues in Public ...indyweek.com › news › northcarolina › elon-poll-most-nc-residents-want-c...
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Apr 8, — Jason Husser, a political science professor and director of the Elon Poll, says that the seven percent shift indicates that the state's ...
Elon poll: North Carolina attitudes about COVID-19 vaccine ...www.thetimesnews.com › story › news › › elon-poll-north-car...
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Apr 11, — Jason Husser, director of the Elon Poll and associate professor of political science, said he doesn't believe North Carolina will reach herd ...
North Carolina Senate primary a test for GOP | Charlotte Observer
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National politics took the stage Monday in North Carolina’s Republican U.S. Senate primary, a race that offers the year’s first real test of clout between the...
Hundreds of pastors back political candidates, defy tax rules |...
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It was 69 percent among Catholics. Jason Husser, a political science professor at North Carolina's Elon University, said evangelical pastors may be more comfortable speaking out on politics than leaders of other faiths because their congregations tended to be more uniformly conservative and Republican.
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