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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? |
| Right Direction |
24% |
| Wrong Track |
57% |
| Not Sure |
18% |
-
| If the election for North Carolina State Legislature were held today, would you be voting: |
| Democratic |
35% |
| Republican |
37% |
| Neither |
8% |
| Not Sure |
20% |
-
| Which of the following issues in North Carolina are you most concerned about: |
| The economy and jobs |
47% |
| Holding down taxes |
9% |
| Government Corruption |
7% |
| Reducing Healthcare costs |
17% |
| Illegal Immigration |
3% |
| Public Education |
9% |
| Moral Isues |
3% |
| Not Sure |
4% |
-
| Opinion of Barack Obama? |
| Favorable |
48% |
| Unfavorable |
39% |
| No opinion |
13% |
-
| Opinion of Bev Perdue? |
| Favorable |
34% |
| Unfavorable |
38% |
| No opinion |
25% |
| Not Aware |
4% |
-
| Opinion of Richard Burr? |
| Favorable |
27% |
| Unfavorable |
21% |
| No opinion |
38% |
| Not Aware |
14% |
-
| If the election for US Congress were held today, would you be voting: |
| Democratic |
36% |
| Republican |
38% |
| Neither |
6% |
| Not Sure |
20% |
-
| If the Democratic Primary for U.S. Senate were held today, would you be voting for: Elaine Marshall, Cal Cunningham, Ken Lewis, Ann Worthy or Susan Harris? |
| Marshall |
9% |
| Cunningham |
2% |
| Lewis |
2% |
| Williams |
1% |
| Worthy |
1% |
| Harris |
2% |
| Not Sure |
83% |
-
| Which political party controls the Congress? |
| Democratic |
69% |
| Republican |
10% |
| Not Sure |
21% |
-
| Which political party controls the Governor’s office? |
| Democratic |
72% |
| Republican |
7% |
| Not Sure |
21% |
-
| Which political party controls the North Carolina State House of Representatives? |
| Democratic |
49% |
| Republican |
11% |
| Not Sure |
40% |
-
| Which political party controls the North Carolina State Senate? |
| Democratic |
49% |
| Republican |
11% |
| Not Sure |
40% |
-
| Which political party does former Governor Mike Easley belong to? |
| Democratic |
63% |
| Republican |
14% |
| Not Sure |
24 % |
-
| When you think about government corruption in Washington and here in North Carolina, which of the following do you believe is the most corrupt? |
| Republicans in Washington |
14% |
| Democrats in Washington |
18% |
| Republicans in Raleigh |
7% |
| Democrats in Ralegih |
12% |
| They are all corrupt |
48% |
| Not Sure |
14% |
-
| Do you support or oppose the health care plan being proposed by President Obama and the Democratic controlled Congress? |
| Strongly Support |
20% |
| Somewhat Support |
19% |
| Strongly Oppose |
14% |
| Somewhat Oppose |
36% |
| Not Sure |
11% |
-
| Do you think it is better to build upon the health care plan presently working its way through the house and senate or should congress scrap the plan and start all over from scratch? |
| Build on current |
39% |
| Scrap and start over |
50% |
| Not Sure |
11% |
-
| In order to create jobs and stimulate the economy is it more important to cut taxes or increase government spending: |
| Strongly cut taxes |
28% |
| Cut taxes |
40% |
| Increase spending |
9% |
| Strongly increase spending |
4% |
| Not Sure |
19% |
-
| Who do you trust more to solve the state’s current economic problems: |
| State government |
27% |
| North Carolina businesses |
53% |
| Not Sure |
21% |
-
| Do you agree with the proposal that would provide tax incentives to small businesses to hire new workers or should tax cuts be given to all small businesses in the state? |
| Hire new workers |
34% |
| All small businesses |
53% |
| Not Sure |
13% |
-
| How long do you believe it is going to take for the economy to improve and the recession to end: |
| Less than a year |
4% |
| 1-2 years |
25% |
| 3-4 years |
30% |
| 5 years or longer |
31% |
| Not Sure |
10% |
-
| Thinking about government regulations, is it more important to promote economic growth or protect the environment first? |
| Economic growth |
60% |
| Protect environment |
25% |
| No difference |
15% |
| Not Sure |
1% |
-
| Which of the following is the best role state government can play in helping improve the economy? |
| Spend money to create jobs |
33% |
| Limited role/free market |
54% |
| Not Sure |
13% |
-
| Do you support or oppose asking state government workers to take a pay cut to help close the state’s $1 billion budget gap? |
| Support |
42% |
| Oppose |
45% |
| Not Sure |
13% |
-
| Given the current situation in Raleigh, do you agree or disagree that we should replace all current state legislators with new people regardless of their political party? |
| Strongly agree |
19% |
| Somewhat agree |
21% |
| Strongly disagree |
30% |
| Somewhat disagree |
19% |
| Not Sure |
11% |
-
| Do you feel strongly enough that you would vote to replace your state legislators with a new person regardless of party? |
| Yes |
74% |
| No |
13% |
| Not Sure |
12% |
-
| Do you support or oppose the state withholding personal income tax refunds for several months due to the state’s fiscal crisis and to help meet the state’s cash flow needs? |
| Strongly Support |
5% |
| Somewhat Support |
17% |
| Strongly Oppose |
20% |
| Somewhat Oppose |
51% |
| Not Sure |
8 % |
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| On fiscal issues like taxes and government spending, do you consider yourself to be a liberal, moderate or conservative? |
| Liberal |
13% |
| Moderate |
32% |
| Conservative |
49% |
| Not Sure |
6% |
-
| On social issues like abortion and marriage, do you consider yourself to be a liberal, moderate or conservative? |
| Liberal |
20% |
| Moderate |
29% |
| Conservative |
44% |
| Not Sure |
7% |
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