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Rocky Mount is the largest city in North Carolina's newly redrawn 1st Congressional District.
There will be a five-way Republican primary there, with the party seeking to defeat two-term Democrat Don Davis.
Even as the state's Republican-controlled legislature redrew the district to give the GOP an advantage, Jonathan Sutton owns a barbershop near the venue where Trump will speak.
Sutton, a Democrat, says he's noticed a decidedly negative sentiment among friends and clients.
Just dealing with people, people kind of just sad and don't know what's going on, not sure of their future.
An NPR PBS Marist poll found that only 36 percent of Americans approve of Trump's handling of the economy.
For NPR News, I'm Adam Wagner in Rocky Mount, North Carolina.
Rocky Mount is the largest city in North Carolina's newly redrawn 1st Congressional District.
There will be a five-way Republican primary there, with the party seeking to defeat two-term Democrat Don Davis.
Even as the state's Republican-controlled legislature redrew the district to give the GOP an advantage, Jonathan Sutton owns a barbershop near the venue where Trump will speak.
Sutton, a Democrat, says he's noticed a decidedly negative sentiment among friends and clients.
Just dealing with people, people who kind of just say and don't know what's going on, not sure of their future.
An NPR-PBS Marist poll found that only 36 percent of Americans approve of Trump's handling of the economy.
For NPR News, I'm Adam Wagner in Rocky Mount, North Carolina.
Rocky Mount is the largest city in North Carolina's newly redrawn 1st Congressional District.
There will be a five-way Republican primary there, with the party seeking to defeat two-term Democrat Don Davis.
Even as the state's Republican-controlled legislature redrew the district to give the GOP an advantage, Jonathan Sutton owns a barbershop near the venue where Trump will speak.
Sutton, a Democrat, says he's noticed a decidedly negative sentiment among friends and clients.
An NPR-PBS Marist poll found that only 36% of Americans approve of Trump's handling of the economy.
For NPR News, I'm Adam Wagner in Rocky Mountain, North Carolina.