Donald Trump projected to win North Carolina

The transcript discusses Donald Trump's projected win in North Carolina, highlighting its significance in his path to the presidency. It examines the split ticket voting in the state, where voters chose Trump for president but a Democratic governor. The stakes in Georgia are emphasized, with attention on how the results could impact the overall election. Reactions at Howard University are noted, reflecting the mood as results come in. The focus shifts to the Southern Strategy, with Georgia being a key state to watch, alongside updates on Texas and New York.

What percentage of votes was Donald Trump projected to win in North Carolina?

• 50.1%

• 49.5%

• 51.9%

• 53.2%

In North Carolina, how did voters split their votes between the presidential and gubernatorial candidates?

• They voted for both a Republican president and governor.

• They voted for a Democratic president and a Republican governor.

• They voted for a Democratic president and governor.

• They voted for a Republican president and a Democratic governor.

What was the main reason for the tactical difference between the Trump campaign and Robinson's campaign?

• Different campaign strategies

• Different media coverage

• Different political parties

• Different voter demographics

What was the mood at Howard University as the election results were being analyzed?

• Optimistic and cheerful

• Confused and chaotic

• Deflated and tense

• Indifferent and neutral

Which state was mentioned as the last prize in the Southern Strategy?

• Florida

• Georgia

• Virginia

• Texas