Poll Watch: PPP (D) North Carolina 2014 Republican Senatorial Primary Survey

PPP (D) North Carolina 2014 GOP Senate Primary Poll

• Thom Tillis 40% {46%} (18%) [14%] {20%}
• Greg Brannon 28% {20%} (15%) [14%] {13%}
• Mark Harris 15% {11%} (11%) [7%] {8%}
• Heather Grant 4% {5%} (7%) [11%] {13%}
• Ted Alexander 2% {2%} (6%) [7%] {10%}
• Jim Snyder 1% {3%} (2%) [4%]
• Edward Kryn 1% {2%} (1%) [1%] {2%}
• Alex Bradshaw 0% {1%} (5%) [6%]
• Undecided 11% {12%} (34%) [36%] {34%}

If there was a runoff election for the Republican Senate nomination between Thom Tillis and Greg Brannon, who would you vote for? 

• Thom Tillis 46% {50%}
• Greg Brannon 40% {32%}
• Not sure 14% {18%}

If there was a runoff election for the Republican Senate nomination between Thom Tillis and Mark Harris, who would you vote for?

• Thom Tillis 49% {53%}
• Mark Harris 34% {27%}
• Not sure 16% {20%}

Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}

• Greg Brannon 51% {47%} (18%) [13%] {15%} / 15% {15%} (13%) [17%] {17%} {+36%}
• Mark Harris 43% {41%} (15%) [12%] {10%} / 15% {15%} (15%) [15%] {18%} {+28%}
• Thom Tillis 52% {56%} (31%) [24%] {21%} / 29% {24%} (29%) [28%] {24%} {+23%}
• Heather Grant 21% {25%} (7%) [8%] {7%} / 16% {17%} (15%) [18%] {17%} {+5%}
• Jim Snyder 16% {19%} (4%) [7%] / 16% {18%} (12%) [15%] {0%}
• Ted Alexander 15% {17%} (6%) [6%] {7%} / 15% {15%} (12%) [17%] {18%} {0%}
• Edward Kryn 11% {16%} (4%) [4%] {3%} / 14% {17%} (12%) [17%] {17%} {-3%}
• Alex Bradshaw 11% {17%} (4%) [7%] / 16% {16%} (14%) [14%] {-5%} 

Survey of 925 likely GOP primary voters was conducted May 3-4, 2014. The margin of error is +/- 3.2 percentage points. Ideology: 45% {45%} (39%) [37%] {35%} Very conservative; 31% {35%} (32%) [35%] {33%} Somewhat conservative; 12% {13%} (21%) [20%] {22%} Moderate; 3% {4%} (6%) [4%] {7%} Somewhat liberal; 2% {4%} (3%) [3%] {3%} Very liberal. Results from the poll conducted April 26-28, 2014 are in curly brackets.  Results from the poll conducted April 3-6, 2014 are in parentheses. Results from the poll conducted March 6-9, 2014 are in square brackets. Results from the poll conducted February 6-9, 2014 are in curly brackets.