Poll: 56 Percent of Voters in AZ-CD8 Will Likely Vote Against a Candidate that Votes for “ObamaCare”
"If the bill now is enacted by a razor thin margin with Congresswoman Giffords' help,
her constituents are warning her as to what the predictable political consequences will be."
—ALG President Bill Wilson
March 16th, 2010, Fairfax, VA—56 percent of likely voters in a poll conducted in Arizona’s 8th District will likely vote against a candidate that votes for Barack Obama's health care takeover bill this week. The poll was commissioned by Americans for Limited Government (ALG).
The full results of the poll, conducted by Pulse Opinion Research, can be viewed here. The crosstabs are posted here. The telephone survey of 400 Likely Voters was conducted by Pulse Opinion Research on March 15th. Pulse Opinion Research, LLC is an independent public opinion research firm using automated polling methodology and procedures licensed from Rasmussen Reports, LLC.
"These results are hardly surprising," said ALG President Bill Wilson. "Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords voted for the government takeover of health care in November against her constituents' wishes, and they're still angry about it."
56 percent of voters said they would be less likely to vote for a candidate in November if he or she voted for the bill, which is projected to cost $2.5 trillion over ten years once fully implemented. Only 41 percent would be more likely to support him or her.
The results of the ALG poll confirmed results from a similar poll conducted by Independent Women's Voice and The Polling Company, Inc., which found that 70 percent of voters in 35 swing Congressional Districts, including AZ-CD8, would probably vote against their representative if he or she voted for the bill.
53 percent said they would definitely vote against their representative if he or she helped pass the bill.
According to the ALG poll, residents of AZ-CD8 are against the health bill by about a 1.8 to 1 margin, with 47 percent strongly opposed versus 26 percent strongly in favor, a 21 point swing.
Poll: 60 Percent Will Likely Vote Against
Rep. Mitchell if He Votes for “ObamaCare”
"If the bill now is enacted by a razor thin margin with Congressman Mitchell's help, his constituents are warning him as to what the predictable political consequences will be."
—ALG
President Bill Wilson.
March 16th, 2010, Fairfax, VA—60 percent of likely voters in a poll conducted in Arizona’s 5th District will likely vote against Congressman Harry Mitchell if he votes for Barack Obama's health care takeover bill this week. The poll was commissioned by Americans for Limited Government (ALG).
The full results of the poll, conducted by Pulse Opinion Research, can be viewed here. The crosstabs are posted here. The telephone survey of 400 Likely Voters was conducted by Pulse Opinion Research on March 15th. Pulse Opinion Research, LLC is an independent public opinion research firm using automated polling methodology and procedures licensed from Rasmussen Reports, LLC.
60 percent of voters said they would be less likely to vote for Congressman Mitchell in November if he voted for the bill again, which is projected to cost $2.5 trillion over ten years once fully implemented. Only 36 percent would be more likely to vote for him.
50 percent said they would be not at all likely to vote for him if he votes for the bill again.
The results of the ALG poll confirmed results from a similar poll conducted by Independent Women's Voice and The Polling Company, Inc., which found that 70 percent of voters in 35 swing Congressional Districts would probably vote against their representative if he or she voted for the bill.
53 percent said they would definitely vote against their representative if he or she helped pass the bill.
According to the ALG poll, residents of AZ-CD5 are against health bill by about a 2.76 to 1 margin, with 58 percent strongly opposed versus 21 percent strongly in favor, a 37 point swing.
Poll: 57 Percent Will Likely Vote Against
Rep. Kirkpatrick if She Votes for “ObamaCare”
March 16th, 2010, Fairfax, VA—57 percent of likely voters in a poll conducted in Arizona’s 1st District will likely vote against Congresswoman Kirkpatrick if she votes for Barack Obama's health care takeover bill this week. The poll was commissioned by Americans for Limited Government (ALG).If the bill now is enacted by a razor thin margin with Congresswoman Kirkpatrick's help, her constituents are warning her as to what the predictable political consequences will
be."
—ALG President Bill Wilson.
The full results of the poll, conducted by Pulse Opinion Research, can be viewed here. The crosstabs are posted here. The telephone survey of 400 Likely Voters was conducted by Pulse Opinion Research on March 15th. Pulse Opinion Research, LLC is an independent public opinion research firm using automated polling methodology and procedures licensed from Rasmussen Reports, LLC.
57 percent voters said they would be less likely to vote for Congresswoman Kirkpatrick in November if she voted for the bill again, which is projected to cost $2.5 trillion over ten years once fully implemented. Only 36 percent would be more likely to vote for her.
43 percent said they would be not at all likely to vote for her if she votes for the bill again.
The results of the ALG poll confirmed results from a similar poll conducted by Independent Women's Voice and The Polling Company, Inc., which found that 70 percent of voters in 35 swing Congressional Districtswould probably vote against their representative if he or she voted for the bill.
53 percent said they would definitely vote against their representative if he or she helped pass the bill.
According to the ALG poll, residents of AZ-CD1 are against health bill by about a 1.9 to 1 margin, with 51 percent strongly opposed versus 27 percent strongly in favor, a 24 point swing.
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