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THE Spring 2008Presidential Campaign Survey Information: Random Selection, Telephone Survey Number of Adult Interview Period: March 25 – April 5, 2008 Margin of Error: +/- 5% at the 95% confidence level. Contact: Wendy Scattergood Assistant Professor of Political Science, St. Norbert College Survey
Center DePere, WI 54115 (920) 403-3491 ·
NOTE:
Percentages may not add to 100% due to rounding. If the presidential election
were held today, for whom would you be more
likely to vote: (NAMES ROTATED) Barack
Obama.......................................................... 46% John
McCain ........................................................... 42% Other (VOL)........................................................... 3% Probably
Would Not Vote (VOL)............................. 1% Not Sure ........................................................... 6% Refused ........................................................... 3% If the presidential election
were held today, for whom would you be more
likely to vote…? (NAMES ROTATED) Hillary
Clinton 42% John
McCain ........................................................... 46% Other (VOL)........................................................... 3% Probably
Would Not Vote (VOL)............................. 2% Not Sure ........................................................... 5% Refused ........................................................... 2% For each of the following
issues, please tell me whether you think John McCain, Hillary Clinton, or
Barack Obama would be better at handling the issue.
What do you think is the most important
issue in this year’s presidential election? (Open-ended) 1. Economy and Jobs ........................................................... 32% 2. 3. Health Care ........................................................... 12% 4. Personal Characteristics ........................................................... 6% 5. National Security ........................................................... 5% 6. Budget and Taxes ........................................................... 4% 7. Immigration ........................................................... 3% 8. Diplomacy ........................................................... 2.5% 9. Abortion ........................................................... 2.25% 10. End Partisan Bickering ........................................................... 1.75% 10. Gas Prices ........................................................... 1.75% 12. Terrorism ........................................................... 1.5% Others: -
Change -
Poverty -
Spending on kids so they
become good citizens Not Sure ........................................................... 3% None ........................................................... <1% Too Many ........................................................... 1.25% Refused ........................................................... 1.75% Personal Characteristics The most often-cited personal characteristic was honesty, followed by
integrity, experience, and being a true representative of the peoples’ views.
There were also mentions of leadership, knowledge, taking care of our own
people, morality, and family values. |