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Tuesday, June 14, 2016

Breaking Down NC's Voting Pool in Preparation for November's Election

A new blog post at WFAE's The Party Line that analyzes the eligible registered voter pool in North Carolina for demographic and generational cohort trends.
By OldNorthStatePolitics.com - June 14, 2016
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