RNC Research

The Latest Poll From Democratic Firm Public Policy Polling Has Sen. Kay Hagan (D-NC) Losing In Every Head-To-Head Matchup Against Republican Candidates. (Public Policy Polling, 1384 RV, 2.6% MoE, 1/9-12/14)

• Hagan Has A 1 Or 2 Point Deficit Against Each Of Her Potential Republican Opponents. “She has 1 or 2 point deficits against each of her potential GOP foes. She’s down by 1 to Heather Grant (42/41) and Thom Tillis (43/42), and trails by 2 against the rest of the field (43/41 against Greg Brannon and Mark Harris, 44/42 against Bill Flynn.)” (Public Policy Polling, 1384 RV, 2.6% MoE, 1/9-12/14)
• 49 Percent Of North Carolinians Disapprove Of Hagan’s Job Performance, While Just 39 Percent Approve, Down Four Points From Her December Approval Rating. (Public Policy Polling, 1384 RV, 2.6% MoE, 1/9-12/14;  Public Policy Polling, 1281 RV, 2.7% MoE, 12/5-8/13 )
• “Hagan’s Main Issue Is That With Independents She Has A 30/56 Approval Rating And Trails All Of Her Opponents By Double Digits.” (Public Policy Polling, 1384 RV, 2.6% MoE, 1/9-12/14)

ObamaCare Is “Driving” Much Of Hagan’s Electoral “Trouble” With Just 38 Percent Of Voters Supporting It. “Unpopularity of the Affordable Care Act seems to be driving much of her trouble. Only 38% of voters in the state overall support it to 48% who are opposed, and independents are more against it than the overall electorate at 31/57.” (Public Policy Polling, 1384 RV, 2.6% MoE, 1/9-12/14)

• 61 Percent Of Voters Say The Implementation Of ObamaCare Has Been Unsuccessful While 32 Percent Say It Has Been A Success. (Public Policy Polling, 1384 RV, 2.6% MoE, 1/9-12/14)/14)