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Add as a preferred source on GoogleCBS News said Anthony Salvanto, its executive director of elections and surveys, discussed the network's polling on the program.
Retiring Republican Sen. Thom Tillis appeared on CBS News' Oct. 25 edition of “Face the Nation” as the U.S. midterms neared, in a program that also featured discussion of network polling.
The episode included a discussion of recent CBS News polling by Anthony Salvanto, the network’s executive director of elections and surveys. The page described the midterm elections as less than 10 days away.
CBS says potential outcomes reach into the 230s, while less-certain voters lean Republican. Separately, an AP-NORC poll found 80% put lower living costs among the next Congress’ top priorities.
CBS’ summary tied the suit’s stated aim to a possible Republican loss and marked the midterm contests as 11 days away.
The White House gave no payment date or funding source. An Elon University poll found 30% of North Carolina voters said the pledge made them less likely to vote Republican.
