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Do you feel things in North Carolina are generally headed in the right direction or have gotten off on the wrong track?
- 49.33%Right Direction
- 38.17%Wrong Track
- 12.5%Not Sure/Refused
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What is the biggest issue or problem facing North Carolina today:
- 54.17%Improve economy/create jobs
- 11.5%Hold down taxes/control spending
- 9.67%Improve Public Education
- 6%Reduce health care costs
- 6.33%Government corruption and mismanagement
- 3.33%Stopping crime and drugs
- 5.5%Controlling illegal immigration
- 0.83%Other
- 2.67%Not Sure/Refused
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Which of the following issues concerns you the most personally:
- 13.5%Government spending
- 28.5%Creating jobs
- 3.5%Environment
- 13.33%Taxes
- 11.33%Moral values
- 15.33%Health care
- 11.83%Education
- 0.67%Other
- 2%Not Sure/Refused
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If the election for State Legislature were held today, would you be voting:
- 43.17%Democratic
- 33.33%Republican
- 6.67%Neither
- 16.83%Not Sure/Refused
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Which political party, Democratic or Republican, controls each of the following branches of government: Congress?
- 77%Democratic
- 9%Republican
- 14%Not Sure/Refused
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North Carolina Governor's office?
- 69.33%Democratic
- 12.17%Republican
- 18.5%Not Sure/Refused
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North Carolina House?
- 50%Democratic
- 10.5%Republican
- 39.5%Not Sure/Refused
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North Carolina Senate
- 49.83%Democratic
- 12.17%Republican
- 38%Not Sure/Refused
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I am now going to read you a list of names. After I read each name, please tell me if you have heard of that person and then if you have, please tell me if you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of that person. Richard Burr
- 12.67%Very favorable
- 24%Somewhat favorable
- 7.33%Somewhat unfavorable
- 5.67%Very unfavorable
- 31.17%No Opinion
- 19.17%Not Aware
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Roy Cooper
- 11.33%Very favorable
- 17.67%Somewhat favorable
- 3.17%Somewhat unfavorable
- 2.67%Very unfavorable
- 27.83%No Opinion
- 37.33%Not Aware
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Kay Hagan
- 17.67%Very favorable
- 30%Somewhat favorable
- 12%Somewhat unfavorable
- 9.67%Very unfavorable
- 25%No Opinion
- 5.67%Not Aware
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Bev Perdue
- 22.33%Very favorable
- 36.17%Somewhat favorable
- 11.33%Somewhat unfavorable
- 8%Very unfavorable
- 19.33%No Opinion
- 2.83%Not Aware
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Marc Basnight
- 3.67%Very favorable
- 8%Somewhat favorable
- 4.5%Somewhat unfavorable
- 2.5%Very unfavorable
- 18.33%No Opinion
- 63%Not Aware
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Tony Rand
- 2.83%Very favorable
- 5.5%Somewhat favorable
- 3.33%Somewhat unfavorable
- 2%Very unfavorable
- 22.67%No Opinion
- 63.67%Not Aware
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Phil Berger
- 1.33%Very favorable
- 6.33%Somewhat favorable
- 1.83%Somewhat unfavorable
- 1.17%Very unfavorable
- 21.67%No Opinion
- 67.67%Not Aware
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Joe Hackney
- 2.5%Very favorable
- 6.33%Somewhat favorable
- 1%Somewhat unfavorable
- 1.83%Very unfavorable
- 21.33%No Opinion
- 67%Not Aware
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Paul Stam
- 2.33%Very favorable
- 3.67%Somewhat favorable
- 2%Somewhat unfavorable
- 0.83%Very unfavorable
- 16.17%No Opinion
- 75%Not Aware
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Barack Obama
- 43.83%Very favorable
- 22%Somewhat favorable
- 12.17%Somewhat unfavorable
- 10.33%Very unfavorable
- 11.67%No Opinion
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From what source do you get your news regarding North Carolina government and state issues?
- 58.17%Television
- 26%Newspapers
- 2.5%Radio
- 9.5%Internet
- 1.83%Word of mouth
- 2%Not Sure/Refused
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How often do you read the editorial page of your local newspaper:
- 23.67%Every day
- 14.67%Once a week
- 12.33%Couple of Times a Week
- 21.67%Occasionally
- 27.5%Never
- 0.17%Not Sure/Refused
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In order to close North Carolina’s $2.2 billion budget deficit, do you support or oppose each of the following: Save $150 million by increasing public school class sizes by 2 students from 21 to 23?
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Save $1.9 billion by cutting all government departments by 9%?
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Save $24 million by closing seven state prisons?
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Save $10 million by combining More at Four and Smart Start into one early childhood education program?
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Use $88 million from the Education Lottery’s Reserve Fund?
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Use $100 million from the Clean Water Trust Fund?
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Use $700 million of Tobacco Settlement money in the Golden Leaf Fund
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Use $50 million from a fund for counties to build and renovate schools?
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Save $480 million by cutting salaries for state employees who earn more than $30,000 by 5%
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Raise the state sales tax by 1% in order to generate $1 billion in new revenue?
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Raise $320 million in new revenue by creating a new tax bracket for people earning over $250,000?
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Given our state’s $2 billion budget deficit, do you support or oppose Gov. Perdue’s proposal to increase per student education spending?
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Who do you blame the most for our projected $4 billion budget deficit next year?
- 13.76%Governor
- 17.94%Legislature
- 27.7%Economy
- 1.57%Previous administration
- 0.87%Democrats
- 1.05%Congress
- 1.74%George W. Bush
- 35.37%Not Sure/Refused
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If the election for United States Senate were held today, and the candidates were: Republican Richard Burr and Democrat Roy Cooper, for whom would you be voting?
- 23.5%Burr
- 12%Lean Burr
- 8.33%Lean Cooper
- 34%Cooper
- 22.17%Not Sure/Refused
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Into which of the following categories does your age fall:
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When you vote, do you:
- 18.7%Always Vote Democrat
- 23.87%For a few more Democrats than Republicans
- 20.53%For a few more Republicans than Democrats
- 9.18%Always Republican
- 24.87%Split ticket - equally
- 2.84%Not Sure/Refused
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Would you say you are a liberal, moderate or conservative in your political beliefs?
- 6.33%Very Liberal
- 11.17%Somewhat Liberal
- 23%Somewhat Conservative
- 19.83%Very Conservative
- 34.5%Moderate
- 5.17%Not Sure/Refused
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In your current employment status, are you:
- 11.83%Self-Employed
- 29%Working for a Private Company
- 12.83%Work for Government
- 6.67%Spouse (housewife)
- 29.83%Retired
- 7.5%Unemployed
- 2.33%Not Sure/Refused
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Into which of the following categories does your total family income fall:
- 20.56%Under $25,000
- 24.44%$25,000 - $49,999
- 19.07%$50,000 - $74,999
- 11.11%Over $100,000
- 24.81%Not Sure/Refused
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Do you consider your ethnicity or national heritage to be:
- 72.94%Caucasian
- 23.19%African-American
- 0.84%Native American
- 2.35%Other
- 0.67%Not Sure/Refused
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Affiliation
- 51.17%Democrat
- 32.17%Republican
- 16.67%Unaffiliated
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Gender
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Geographic Area
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Voting history
- 22%2008 only
- 3.17%Either 2004 or 2006 only
- 27.83%Two of Three
- 47%Three of Three
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