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THE WISCONSIN
PUBLIC RADIO, ST. NORBERT
COLLEGE - WISCONSIN SURVEY Fall 2006 STATE ISSUES RELEASE Likely Voters
Sample Survey Information: Number of Adult Wisconsin Resident, Likely Voter
Respondents: 400 Interview Period: October 9-16, 2006 Margin of Error: +/- 5% at the 95% confidence level. Contact: Wendy Scattergood, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Political Science, St. Norbert College Survey
Center (920) 403-3491 wendy.scattergood@snc.edu The Governor’s Race If the election for Wisconsin Governor were held today, would you be more likely to vote for …..? (top two were rotated)
How likely are you to change your vote for governor before the November election?
Very Likely 3% Somewhat Likely 13% Somewhat Unlikely 14% Very Unlikely 68% Not Sure 3% Refused 0%
Most Important Factor in Vote Choice
for Governor
Doyle 3.3% General agreement on issues 3.0% Budget 2.8% Experience/Track Record 2.8% Abortion 2.5% Marriage Amendment 2.5% Environment 2.3% Other issues – each less than
2% of responses Senior Citizen issues Illegal immigration Moral issues Social issues Death penalty Gun control National issues Whoever performs better in the debates Lesser of two evils Don’t like either of them Green’s campaign finance issues Attorney General’s Race If the election for Wisconsin Attorney General were held today, would you be more likely to vote for…..? (top two were rotated)
How likely are you to change your vote for Attorney General before the November election?
Very Likely 8% Somewhat Likely 16% Somewhat Unlikely 15% Very Unlikely 57% Not Sure 5% Refused 0% Ballot Issues Should the death penalty be enacted in the State of Wisconsin for cases involving a person who is convicted of first-degree intentional homicide, if the conviction is supported by DNA evidence? Yes 50% No 45% Not Sure 5% Refused <1% The Wisconsin State Legislature has
proposed amending the Wisconsin State Constitution to provide that only a
marriage between one man and one woman shall be valid or recognized as a
marriage in this state and that a legal status identical or substantially
similar to that of marriage for unmarried individuals shall not be valid or
recognized in this state? Do you support or oppose this amendment? Support 51% Oppose 44% Not Sure 5% Refused 1% |