True Unaffiliated Voters About as Rare as This Creepy Fish

True Unaffiliated Voters About as Rare as This Creepy Fish

This article was originally posted on WFDD.com.

Tonight, Thom Tillis and Kay Hagan will go head to head in their second live debate. 

Hagan has held a consistent lead over Tillis in the polls, but that lead is small, which is why both camps may use tonight’s debate as a chance to hunt for the most elusive of political groups. 

A lead, is a lead… right?

Not in the world of political polls, says Jason Husser, assistant director of an Elon University poll that shows Hagan with a four-point lead. But, he says, “Our margin of error is 3.9. It could be considered a tie still.”

There’s less than a month to go in this polarizing race. Democrat and Republican voters are-so far- sticking in their respective camps. However, both candidates are lagging in key demographics, says Husser. “Hagan has a substantial advantage among single females. Tillis is doing much better among married men.”

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