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The NCIndex is published by the Southern Political Information Network. Carl Clark is the publisher, Jennifer Gullette is the editor. For information on a particular NCIndex story, please contact: Jennifer at 704 694-6451 or e-mail jgullette@thegullettegroup.com. For information on the NCIndex poll, contact: Carl at 704-596-8174 or e-mail cclark@southernpolitics.net.

The information contained in the NCIndex was developed from a statewide, 400-sample poll and is the sole property of the owners. The sample was proportional in regards to race, gender, age, party and Congressional District. The poll was conducted from November 7-12 and has a margin of error of +/- 4.9 percent.