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Donald Trump’s Chances of Losing North Carolina, According to Polls

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Oct 1, 2024

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… lose North Carolina to Kamala … Washington Post survey of 1,001 likely voters, in North Carolina … Trump-endorsed North Carolina gubernatorial hopeful … North Carolina, Arizona, Georgia, and Nevada, and flipping either Wisconsin, Michigan or Pennsylvania …

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… for floodwaters from North Carolina. Helene made landfall … , and North Carolina floodwaters are coming to South Carolina. On … for North Carolina floodwaters. Lake Marion in Summerton, South Carolina. … several dams in North Carolina and Tennessee to the point …

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