Dr. Gibbs Knotts

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  But Democrats can also count on some strong activists in WNC and active party organizations in some of its counties, said Gibbs Knotts, a political science professor at Western Carolina University.
  
  Contributions and votes
  
  Dollars given don't necessarily translate into votes cast.WNC could be one of the toughest parts of the state for Obama to win.
  
  "I still think this is an area where people vote, like all over the country, based on policy, and it is a more conservative area," Knotts said, "… and McCain is the more conservative candidate."
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  Knotts said Democrats, as the party out of power, stand to benefit electorally from economic problems in the country.The crisis on Wall Street has brought Washington to the brink of a $700 billion bailout.

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  "A lot of people go to church and a lot of people are going to talk about politics, so those obviously are going to mix somewhat," said Gibbs Knotts, assistant professor in Western Carolina University's department of political science and public affairs.

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  "I think people respected him for fighting for his position, even though a lot of people didn't agree with him," said Gibbs Knotts, a political scientist at Western Carolina University.

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  "Under Gordon Mercer's able leadership, the PPI has become widely known for bringing regional, statewide and national attention to important policy issues," said Gibbs Knotts, head of WCU's department of political science and public affairs.
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  Over the years, the PPI also has encouraged thousands of young people to become more active citizens through its annual youth assemblies at which high school students from across Western North Carolina gather to propose legislation on matters of interest to the leaders of tomorrow, Knotts said.

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  Gibbs Knotts

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  "We're proud that one of our students has been selected to take an active role in such an important event, one of national significance," said Gibbs Knotts, head of the WCU department of political science and public affairs.

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  A Republican challenger to Shuler will need substantial time to raise money and build name recognition, especially in a congressional district that spans 15 counties, said Gibbs Knotts, a political science professor at Western Carolina University.
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  Not having a specific Republican challenger helps Shuler, who can continue to campaign around the district without having to respond to campaign attacks, Knotts said.

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  Mumpower will need to mobilize grassroots volunteers throughout the 11th District and build name recognition beyond Asheville, said Gibbs Knotts, a political science professor at Western Carolina University.
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  "Mumpower's very well known in Asheville, but our district goes all the way to Murphy," Knotts said.

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  Gibbs Knotts, a political science professor at Western Carolina University, said McCain still has the edge here.

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  "I think people respected him for fighting for his position, even though a lot of people didn't agree with him," said Gibbs Knotts, a political scientist at Western Carolina University.
  
  By joining the Republican Party, he helped ensure the transformation of politics in the once overwhelmingly Democratic "Solid South."

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