A new poll showed former President Donald Trump ahead of President Biden by a 5.4-point margin among likely North Carolina voters after Super Tuesday.
Voters in the 2020 battleground state of North Carolina lean toward former Presiden Trump in 2024 by a 5.4 point margin over incumbent President Biden, a new poll conducted after Super Tuesday shows. The statewide poll conducted by Cygnal from March 6-7 and published by the Carolina Journal on Tuesday found that 45.2% of likely voters said they are planning to vote for Trump, while 39.8% said they plan to vote for Biden. A substantial amount – 9.
A plurality of suburban and urban voters, 46% and 47%, respectively, said they'd vote for Stein. 'Both Josh Stein and Mark Robinson have shown the ability to win statewide races and raise money – the race for the Executive Mansion is the one to watch in North Carolina,' Bryson said.
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