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Majority Of North Carolinians Are Against Partisan Gerrymandering, New Poll Finds
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Majority Of North Carolinians Are Against Partisan Gerrymandering, New Poll Finds
Across party lines, North Carolinians stand united against partisan gerrymandering and believe that district maps should be drawn neutrally, according to a newly conducted poll. The results come from a poll commissioned by voting rights advocacy group Common Cause North Carolina and conducted by the right-leaning polling firm Opinion Diagnostics in early September. The poll surveyed 671 North Carolina voters, with 30.5% being Democrats, 30.4% …
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