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National Exit Polls, 2010: House Vote |
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| Are You: (17,465
Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Male |
42% |
56% |
| 47%
of Respondents |
| |
| Female |
48% |
49% |
| 53%
of Respondents |
| Are You: (17,264
Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| White |
37% |
60% |
| 78%
of Respondents |
| |
| Black |
90% |
9% |
| 10%
of Respondents |
| |
| Hispanic/Latino |
64% |
34% |
| 8%
of Respondents |
| |
| Asian |
56% |
40% |
| 1%
of Respondents |
| |
| Other |
53% |
43% |
| 2%
of Respondents |
| Sex By Race (17,236
Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| White
men |
35% |
63% |
| 37%
of Respondents |
| |
| White
women |
40% |
58% |
| 41%
of Respondents |
| |
| Black
men |
85% |
14% |
| 4%
of Respondents |
| |
| Black
women |
93% |
6% |
| 6%
of Respondents |
| |
| Latino
men |
60% |
38% |
| 4%
of Respondents |
| |
| Latino
women |
68% |
30% |
| 4%
of Respondents |
| |
| All
other races |
55% |
42% |
| 4%
of Respondents |
| Age, Four Categories (17,423 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| 18-29 |
57% |
40% |
| 11%
of Respondents |
| |
| 30-44 |
47% |
50% |
| 23%
of Respondents |
| |
| 45-64 |
45% |
53% |
| 44%
of Respondents |
| |
| 65+ |
38% |
59% |
| 23%
of Respondents |
| Age-65 (17,423
Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| 18-24 |
58% |
39% |
| 5%
of Respondents |
| |
| 25-29 |
56% |
42% |
| 6%
of Respondents |
| |
| 30-39 |
48% |
49% |
| 14%
of Respondents |
| |
| 40-49 |
44% |
54% |
| 19%
of Respondents |
| |
| 50-64 |
46% |
52% |
| 34%
of Respondents |
| |
| 65
or over |
38% |
59% |
| 23%
of Respondents |
| 2009 Total Family Income: (11,786 Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Under
$30,000 |
56% |
41% |
| 18%
of Respondents |
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| $30,000
- $49,999 |
51% |
46% |
| 19%
of Respondents |
| |
| $50,000
- $74,999 |
46% |
52% |
| 22%
of Respondents |
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| $75,000
- $99,999 |
42% |
56% |
| 15%
of Respondents |
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| $100,000
- $199,999 |
42% |
56% |
| 19%
of Respondents |
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| $200,000
or more |
35% |
62% |
| 7%
of Respondents |
| Total Family Income: (11,786 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Less
than $50,000 |
53% |
44% |
| 37%
of Respondents |
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| $50,000
or more |
43% |
55% |
| 63%
of Respondents |
| Total Family Income: (11,786 Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Less
than $100,000 |
49% |
49% |
| 74%
of Respondents |
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| $100,000
or more |
40% |
58% |
| 26%
of Respondents |
| Total Family Income: (11,786 Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Under
$50,000 |
53% |
44% |
| 37%
of Respondents |
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| $50,000-$99,999 |
44% |
54% |
| 37%
of Respondents |
| |
| $100,000
or more |
40% |
58% |
| 26%
of Respondents |
| Income By Race (11,653 Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
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| Under
50k and White |
42% |
55% |
| 26%
of Respondents |
| |
| Over
50k and White |
37% |
61% |
| 52%
of Respondents |
| |
| Under
50k and Non-white |
81% |
17% |
| 11%
of Respondents |
| |
| Over
50k and Non-white |
69% |
28% |
| 11%
of Respondents |
| What Was The Last Grade Of School You
Completed? (16,696 Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
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| No
high school diploma |
59% |
37% |
| 3%
of Respondents |
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| High
school graduate |
45% |
53% |
| 18%
of Respondents |
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| Some
college/assoc. degree |
43% |
54% |
| 30%
of Respondents |
| |
| College
graduate |
41% |
56% |
| 28%
of Respondents |
| |
| Postgraduate
study |
51% |
47% |
| 20%
of Respondents |
| What Was The Last Grade Of School You
Completed? (16,696 Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| More
than high school grad |
45% |
53% |
| 78%
of Respondents |
| |
| High
school graduate or less |
47% |
50% |
| 22%
of Respondents |
| What Was The Last Grade Of School You
Completed? (16,696 Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| College
graduate |
46% |
52% |
| 49%
of Respondents |
| |
| No
college degree |
45% |
52% |
| 51%
of Respondents |
| Education By Race (16,491 Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| White
college graduates |
40% |
58% |
| 40%
of Respondents |
| |
| White
non-college graduates |
34% |
63% |
| 39%
of Respondents |
| |
| Non
White college graduates |
71% |
27% |
| 9%
of Respondents |
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| Non
White non-college graduates |
77% |
22% |
| 13%
of Respondents |
| No Matter How You Voted Today, Do You
Usually Think Of Yourself As A: (16,758
Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
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| Democrat |
92% |
7% |
| 36%
of Respondents |
| |
| Republican |
4% |
95% |
| 36%
of Respondents |
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| Independent
or something else |
38% |
56% |
| 28%
of Respondents |
| Party By Race (16,540
Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| White
Democrats |
89% |
9% |
| 22%
of Respondents |
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| White
Independents |
34% |
60% |
| 23%
of Respondents |
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| White
Republicans |
4% |
95% |
| 33%
of Respondents |
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| Non-White
Democrats |
96% |
3% |
| 14%
of Respondents |
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| All
other |
39% |
57% |
| 8%
of Respondents |
| On Most Political Matters, Do You Consider
Yourself: (16,464 Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
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| Liberal |
90% |
8% |
| 20%
of Respondents |
| |
| Moderate |
55% |
42% |
| 39%
of Respondents |
| |
| Conservative |
14% |
84% |
| 41%
of Respondents |
| Is This The First Time You Have Ever
Voted? (4,529 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Yes |
49% |
46% |
| 3%
of Respondents |
| |
| No |
45% |
52% |
| 97%
of Respondents |
| Religion, Combined Protestant And Other
Christian. (3,790 Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
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| Protestant/Other
Christian |
39% |
60% |
| 54%
of Respondents |
| |
| Catholic |
44% |
54% |
| 25%
of Respondents |
| |
| Jewish |
-- |
-- |
| 2%
of Respondents |
| |
| Something
else |
73% |
25% |
| 8%
of Respondents |
| |
| None |
66% |
32% |
| 12%
of Respondents |
| Religion Among Whites (3,754 Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
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| White
Protestant/Other Christian |
29% |
69% |
| 44%
of Respondents |
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| White
Catholic |
39% |
59% |
| 19%
of Respondents |
| |
| White
Jewish |
-- |
-- |
| 2%
of Respondents |
| |
| White
something else |
65% |
34% |
| 5%
of Respondents |
| |
| White
none |
63% |
36% |
| 9%
of Respondents |
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| Non-white |
75% |
23% |
| 22%
of Respondents |
| White Evangelical/Born-Again
Christians (3,846 Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
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| White
Evangelical/Born-again Christians |
20% |
78% |
| 25%
of Respondents |
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| All
others |
55% |
43% |
| 75%
of Respondents |
| Do You Attend Religious Services Once A
Week Or More? (3,804 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Yes |
39% |
60% |
| 48%
of Respondents |
| |
| No |
54% |
44% |
| 52%
of Respondents |
| Do You Have Any Children Under 18 Living
In Your Household? (3,965 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Yes |
46% |
52% |
| 32%
of Respondents |
| |
| No |
47% |
51% |
| 68%
of Respondents |
| Parents (3,958
Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
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| Men
with children |
40% |
58% |
| 16%
of Respondents |
| |
| Women
with children |
52% |
45% |
| 16%
of Respondents |
| |
| Men
without children |
44% |
54% |
| 32%
of Respondents |
| |
| Women
without children |
50% |
48% |
| 36%
of Respondents |
| Does Someone In Your Household Belong To A
Labor Union? (3,816 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Yes |
60% |
38% |
| 17%
of Respondents |
| |
| No |
43% |
55% |
| 83%
of Respondents |
| Has Anyone In Your Household Lost A Job Or
Been Laid Off In The Last Two Years? (3,859
Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Yes |
50% |
48% |
| 31%
of Respondents |
| |
| No |
45% |
53% |
| 69%
of Respondents |
| Are You Gay, Lesbian Or Bisexual? (3,703 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Yes |
68% |
31% |
| 3%
of Respondents |
| |
| No |
46% |
52% |
| 97%
of Respondents |
| In The 2008 Election For President, Did
You Vote For: (8,796 Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Obama
(D) |
84% |
13% |
| 45%
of Respondents |
| |
| McCain
(R) |
7% |
91% |
| 45%
of Respondents |
| |
| Other |
33% |
56% |
| 3%
of Respondents |
| |
| Didn't
vote |
38% |
60% |
| 4%
of Respondents |
| Do You Approve Or Disapprove Of The Way
Barack Obama Is Handling His Job As President? (4,311
Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Strongly
approve |
94% |
5% |
| 23%
of Respondents |
| |
| Somewhat
approve |
76% |
21% |
| 22%
of Respondents |
| |
| Somewhat
disapprove |
27% |
68% |
| 14%
of Respondents |
| |
| Strongly
disapprove |
6% |
92% |
| 40%
of Respondents |
| Do You Approve Or Disapprove Of The Way
Barack Obama Is Handling His Job As President? (4,311
Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Approve |
85% |
13% |
| 45%
of Respondents |
| |
| Disapprove |
11% |
86% |
| 54%
of Respondents |
| Was One Reason For Your Vote For U.S.
House Today: (4,406 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| To
express support for Barack Obama |
95% |
3% |
| 24%
of Respondents |
| |
| To
express opposition to Barack Obama |
5% |
93% |
| 37%
of Respondents |
| |
| Barack
Obama was not a factor |
53% |
43% |
| 37%
of Respondents |
| In The Long Run, Do You Think Barack
Obama's Policies Will: (4,485 Respondents) |
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VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Help
the country |
87% |
11% |
| 43%
of Respondents |
| |
| Hurt
the country |
9% |
89% |
| 52%
of Respondents |
| Is Your Opinion Of The Democratic
Party: (3,859 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Favorable |
91% |
8% |
| 43%
of Respondents |
| |
| Unfavorable |
10% |
88% |
| 53%
of Respondents |
| Is Your Opinion Of The Republican
Party: (3,859 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Favorable |
11% |
88% |
| 42%
of Respondents |
| |
| Unfavorable |
75% |
23% |
| 52%
of Respondents |
| Do You Approve Or Disapprove Of The Way
Congress Is Handling Its Job? (4,357
Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Strongly
approve |
85% |
11% |
| 4%
of Respondents |
| |
| Somewhat
approve |
79% |
20% |
| 20%
of Respondents |
| |
| Somewhat
disapprove |
56% |
42% |
| 26%
of Respondents |
| |
| Strongly
disapprove |
20% |
77% |
| 47%
of Respondents |
| Do You Approve Or Disapprove Of The Way
Congress Is Handling Its Job? (4,357
Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Approve |
80% |
18% |
| 25%
of Respondents |
| |
| Disapprove |
33% |
65% |
| 73%
of Respondents |
| Which Is Closer To Your View: (4,311 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Government
should do more to solve problems |
78% |
20% |
| 38%
of Respondents |
| |
| Government
is doing too many things better left to businesses and individuals |
20% |
77% |
| 56%
of Respondents |
| Which Of These Best Describes Your
Feelings About The Way The Federal Government Is Working? (4,406 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Enthusiastic |
90% |
9% |
| 3%
of Respondents |
| |
| Satisfied,
but not enthusiastic |
82% |
15% |
| 21%
of Respondents |
| |
| Dissatisfied,
but not angry |
42% |
55% |
| 48%
of Respondents |
| |
| Angry |
13% |
84% |
| 26%
of Respondents |
| Which Of These Best Describes Your
Feelings About The Way The Federal Government Is Working? (4,406 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Positive |
83% |
14% |
| 24%
of Respondents |
| |
| Negative |
32% |
65% |
| 74%
of Respondents |
| How Do You Feel About The Tea Party
Movement? (8,668 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Strongly
support |
7% |
91% |
| 21%
of Respondents |
| |
| Somewhat
support |
16% |
82% |
| 19%
of Respondents |
| |
| Neutral |
47% |
50% |
| 25%
of Respondents |
| |
| Somewhat
oppose |
76% |
22% |
| 8%
of Respondents |
| |
| Strongly
oppose |
90% |
8% |
| 23%
of Respondents |
| How Do You Feel About The Tea Party
Movement? (8,668 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Support |
11% |
87% |
| 40%
of Respondents |
| |
| Neutral |
47% |
50% |
| 25%
of Respondents |
| |
| Oppose |
86% |
12% |
| 31%
of Respondents |
| Was One Reason For Your Vote For U.S.
House Today To Send A Message:(4,406 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| In
favor of the Tea Party movement |
7% |
91% |
| 22%
of Respondents |
| |
| Against
the Tea Party movement |
92% |
6% |
| 17%
of Respondents |
| |
| The
Tea Party movement was not a factor |
45% |
51% |
| 56%
of Respondents |
| Which ONE Of These Four Issues Is The Most
Important Facing The Country? (CHECK ONLY ONE) (8,717
Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| The
war in Afghanistan |
56% |
42% |
| 8%
of Respondents |
| |
| Health
care |
52% |
46% |
| 18%
of Respondents |
| |
| The
economy |
44% |
54% |
| 62%
of Respondents |
| |
| Illegal
immigration |
26% |
69% |
| 8%
of Respondents |
| Which ONE Of These Four Issues Is The Most
Important Facing The Country? (CHECK ONLY ONE) (8,717
Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| The
economy |
44% |
54% |
| 62%
of Respondents |
| |
| All
other issues |
47% |
51% |
| 34%
of Respondents |
| Which Should Be The Highest Priority For
The Next Congress? (4,357 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Cutting
taxes |
26% |
72% |
| 19%
of Respondents |
| |
| Reducing
the budget deficit |
33% |
64% |
| 39%
of Respondents |
| |
| Spending
to create jobs |
68% |
30% |
| 37%
of Respondents |
| How Worried Are You About The Direction Of
The Nation's Economy In The Next Year? (4,311
Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Very
worried |
28% |
70% |
| 50%
of Respondents |
| |
| Somewhat
worried |
56% |
40% |
| 36%
of Respondents |
| |
| Not
too worried |
82% |
17% |
| 10%
of Respondents |
| |
| Not
at all worried |
-- |
-- |
| 3%
of Respondents |
| How Worried Are You About The Direction Of
The Nation's Economy In The Next Year? (4,311
Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Worried |
40% |
58% |
| 87%
of Respondents |
| |
| Not
worried |
79% |
20% |
| 13%
of Respondents |
| Do You Think The Condition Of The Nation's
Economy Is: (4,406 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Excellent |
-- |
-- |
| 1%
of Respondents |
| |
| Good |
79% |
20% |
| 9%
of Respondents |
| |
| Not
so good |
52% |
45% |
| 52%
of Respondents |
| |
| Poor |
26% |
71% |
| 37%
of Respondents |
| State Of The National Economy: 2 Way (4,406 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Excellent/Good |
78% |
20% |
| 10%
of Respondents |
| |
| Not
so good/Poor |
41% |
56% |
| 89%
of Respondents |
| Compared To Two Years Ago, Is Your
Family's Financial Situation: (4,406
Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Better |
58% |
39% |
| 14%
of Respondents |
| |
| Worse |
34% |
63% |
| 41%
of Respondents |
| |
| About
the same |
51% |
46% |
| 43%
of Respondents |
| So Far, Has The Economic Stimulus
Package: (4,357 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Helped
the economy |
85% |
13% |
| 32%
of Respondents |
| |
| Hurt
the economy |
12% |
86% |
| 33%
of Respondents |
| |
| Made
no difference |
39% |
58% |
| 32%
of Respondents |
| Who Is Most To Blame For Current Economic
Problems? (4,357 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Wall
Street bankers |
42% |
56% |
| 35%
of Respondents |
| |
| George
W. Bush |
85% |
14% |
| 29%
of Respondents |
| |
| Barack
Obama |
7% |
91% |
| 23%
of Respondents |
| Do You Expect Life For The Next Generation
Of Americans To Be: (3,985 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Better
than life today |
59% |
40% |
| 32%
of Respondents |
| |
| Worse
than life today |
32% |
65% |
| 38%
of Respondents |
| |
| About
the same |
53% |
45% |
| 26%
of Respondents |
| Do You Think Things In This Country Today
Are: (4,357 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Generally
going in the right direction |
83% |
15% |
| 35%
of Respondents |
| |
| Seriously
off on the wrong track |
23% |
75% |
| 62%
of Respondents |
| What Should Congress Do With The New
Health Care Law? (4,357 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Expand
it |
84% |
14% |
| 31%
of Respondents |
| |
| Leave
it as is |
66% |
31% |
| 16%
of Respondents |
| |
| Repeal
it |
11% |
87% |
| 48%
of Respondents |
| How Should Congress Vote On The Bush-Era
Tax Cuts? (4,562 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Continue
them for all |
14% |
83% |
| 39%
of Respondents |
| |
| Continue
them only for families who earn less than $250,000 a year |
64% |
33% |
| 37%
of Respondents |
| |
| Let
them expire for all |
74% |
23% |
| 15%
of Respondents |
| How Do You Feel About The U.S. War In
Afghanistan? (4,357 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Approve |
25% |
74% |
| 40%
of Respondents |
| |
| Disapprove |
61% |
36% |
| 54%
of Respondents |
| Should Same-Sex Marriages Be Legally
Recognized In Your State? (4,357 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Yes |
66% |
32% |
| 40%
of Respondents |
| |
| No |
28% |
69% |
| 54%
of Respondents |
| In Your Vote For U.S. House, How Important
Was Friday's Terrorism Attempt?(4,084 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| The
single most important factor |
56% |
42% |
| 9%
of Respondents |
| |
| One
of several important factors |
40% |
58% |
| 38%
of Respondents |
| |
| A
minor factor |
43% |
55% |
| 14%
of Respondents |
| |
| Not
a factor at all |
50% |
47% |
| 35%
of Respondents |
| In Your Vote For U.S. House, How Important
Was Friday's Terrorism Attempt?(4,084 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| An
important factor |
43% |
55% |
| 47%
of Respondents |
| |
| Not
an important factor |
48% |
49% |
| 49%
of Respondents |
| In Your Vote For U.S. House, How Important
Was Friday's Terrorism Attempt?(4,084 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| A
factor |
43% |
55% |
| 61%
of Respondents |
| |
| Not
a factor |
50% |
47% |
| 35%
of Respondents |
| Population Of Area, Five Categories (17,209 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| Over
500 thousand |
64% |
34% |
| 11%
of Respondents |
| |
| 50
to 500 thousand |
51% |
46% |
| 20%
of Respondents |
| |
| Suburbs |
42% |
55% |
| 50%
of Respondents |
| |
| 10
to 50 thousand |
42% |
55% |
| 7%
of Respondents |
| |
| Rural |
35% |
63% |
| 13%
of Respondents |
| Population Of Area, Three Categories (17,209 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| City
over 50 thousand |
56% |
41% |
| 30%
of Respondents |
| |
| Suburbs |
42% |
55% |
| 50%
of Respondents |
| |
| Small
city and Rural |
38% |
60% |
| 20%
of Respondents |
| National Region (17,504 Respondents) |
|
VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT (D) |
VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN (R) |
| |
| East |
53% |
45% |
| 21%
of Respondents |
| |
| Midwest |
44% |
54% |
| 25%
of Respondents |
| |
| South |
38% |
60% |
| 31%
of Respondents |
| |
| West |
49% |
48% |
| 23%
of Respondents |
|
|
|