Thread by @ppppolls

Our first North Carolina poll of the 2020 cycle finds the state is likely to be a key battleground once again. Donald Trump won the state by 4, but now only 46% of voters approve of him to 50% who disapprove: publicpolicypolling.com/polls/north-ca…

Trump polls at 44-46% in North Carolina regardless of which of 6 Democrats he's tested against. The Democrats get anywhere from 45-49%, running largely in line with their name recognition: publicpolicypolling.com/polls/north-ca…

Joe Biden leads Trump 49-44 in NC and Bernie Sanders leads him 48-45.

Elizabeth Warren ties Trump at 46% and Kamala Harris ties him at 45%.

Trump has a slight 46-45 edge over Cory Booker and Beto O'Rourke: publicpolicypolling.com/polls/north-ca…

Roy Cooper starts out as a favorite for reelection. 44% of voters approve of him to 35% who disapprove. By comparison Pat McCrory was at 41/45 and Bev Perdue at 33/46 the comparable times in their terms:

publicpolicypolling.com/polls/north-ca…

Cooper leads Pat McCrory 45-41 in a hypothetical rematch.

He would lead Thom Tillis 46-37 and Dan Forest 47-35.

Not much question who voters side with on Cooper v. Legislative. Would lead Phil Berger 48-34 and Tim Moore 46-32 for Governor:

publicpolicypolling.com/polls/north-ca…

Thom Tillis has a 31% approval rating to 37% of voters who disapprove of him. Likely to be a top tier Senate race next year: publicpolicypolling.com/polls/north-ca…

Only 28% of North Carolinians think Mark Harris should be seated in NC-9, 48% think there should be a redo of the election given fraud allegations: publicpolicypolling.com/polls/north-ca…