The Civitas Institute conducted a survey of 600 North Carolina likely voters between Apr 23 and Apr 25, 2016. Respondents were contacted by either Cellphone or Landline and instructed by a live operator. The results of this poll were released on Apr 29, 2016.
Results were provided for each of the 2 publicly acknowledged questions along with the order in which they were presented.
Question 15 | PreferenceView Matchup
In the election for President, for whom would you vote between... (READ IN ORDER, DO NOT
ROTATE)
| Clinton (D) | Trump (R) | Undecided | Someone Else | Refused | Total |
|---|
| All | 49%
294 | 37%
222 | 10.33%
62 | 2%
12 | 1.83%
11 | 600
Likely |
| Female | 56.09%
175 | 31.73%
99 | 9.94%
31 | 0.32%
1 | 1.92%
6 | 52%
312 |
| Male | 41.32%
119 | 42.36%
122 | 10.76%
31 | 3.82%
11 | 1.74%
5 | 48%
288 |
| Democrat | 82.54%
208 | 11.11%
28 | 5.16%
13 | 0.4%
1 | 0.79%
2 | 42%
252 |
| Independent | 41.33%
62 | 38%
57 | 14.67%
22 | 4%
6 | 2%
3 | 25%
150 |
| Republican | 12.12%
24 | 68.69%
136 | 13.64%
27 | 2.53%
5 | 3.03%
6 | 33%
198 |
This question was presented to 600 likely voters from North Carolina who were contacted in some undisclosed fashion. The margin of sampling error is ± 4%.
The question wording was provided by the Civitas Institute.
Question 16 | PreferenceView Matchup
For whom would you vote between... (READ IN ORDER, DO NOT ROTATE)
| Sanders (D) | Trump (R) | Undecided | Someone Else | Refused | Total |
|---|
| All | 53.67%
322 | 35%
210 | 7.83%
47 | 2.5%
15 | 1%
6 | 600
Likely |
| Female | 58.33%
182 | 29.17%
91 | 9.29%
29 | 2.56%
8 | 0.64%
2 | 52%
312 |
| Male | 48.26%
139 | 41.32%
119 | 6.25%
18 | 2.43%
7 | 1.39%
4 | 48%
288 |
| Democrat | 80.95%
204 | 9.92%
25 | 5.56%
14 | 3.17%
8 | 5.56%
14 | 42%
252 |
| Independent | 54.67%
82 | 35.33%
53 | 7.33%
11 | 2%
3 | | 25%
150 |
| Republican | 18.18%
36 | 66.67%
132 | 11.11%
22 | 2.02%
4 | 0.51%
1 | 33%
198 |
This question was presented to 600 likely voters from North Carolina who were contacted in some undisclosed fashion. The margin of sampling error is ± 4%.
The question wording was provided by the Civitas Institute.