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ccAdvertising Survey - October 22nd, 2010 |
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On Friday, October 22nd, 2010, ccAdvertising completed surveys to landline and mobile phones regarding competitive Congressional races in Alabama, Georgia, Hawaii, Maryland, Minnesota, and Pennsylvania.
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Alabama - 2nd Congressional District (Roby-R +8.39%) |
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In the race for Congress, Republican Martha Roby has an 8.39% lead over incumbent Democrat Bobby Bright. Roby received the support of 43.87% of respondents while Bright received 35.48% and 20.65% were undecided.
President Obama's favorability rating stands at 29.45%.
When asked party identification, 51.47% of respondents are Republican, 23.78% are Democrat and 24.76% are Independent.
In addition, the survey measured voters' preferences on recent national issues. Support of the Tea Party movement is at 31.43% while 75.46% believe that Congress should repeal the healthcare bill, 79.69% of respondents are pro-life, 88.39% are traditional marriage supporters and 85.03% are Second Amendment supporters.
Demographically, of all the survey respondents asked, 45.94% are male and 69.70% are 50 years of age or older. 1,934 respondents participated in this survey. The margin of error is +/-3%.
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Georgia - 8th Congressional District - (Scott-R +9.51%) |
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In the race for Congress, Republican Austin Scott has a 9.51% lead over incumbent Democrat Jim Marshall. Scott received the support of 45.44% of respondents while Marshall received 35.93% and 18.63% were undecided.
President Obama's favorability rating stands at 38.26%.
When asked party identification, 44.92% of respondents are Republican, 30.50% are Democrat and 24.58% are Independent.
In addition, the survey measured voters' preferences on recent national issues. Support of the Tea Party movement is at 27.11% while 66.50% believe that Congress should repeal the healthcare bill, 73.55% of respondents are pro-life, 83.02% are traditional marriage supporters and 82.02% are Second Amendment supporters.
Demographically, of all the survey respondents asked, 50.34% are male and 62.89% are 50 years of age or older. 2,446 respondents participated in this survey. The margin of error is +/-3%.
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Hawaii - 1st Congressional District - (Djou-R +8.76%) |
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In the race for Congress, incumbent Republican Charles Djou has an 8.76% lead over Democrat Colleen Hanabusa. Djou received the support of 43.82% of respondents while Hanabusa received 35.06% and 21.12% were undecided.
President Obama's favorability rating stands at 47.93%.
When asked party identification, 33.88% of respondents are Republican, 32.41% are Democrat and 33.71% are Independent.
In addition, the survey measured voters' preferences on recent national issues. Support of the Tea Party movement is at 13.56% while 48.74% believe that Congress should repeal the healthcare bill, 55.66% of respondents are pro-life, 62.53% are traditional marriage supporters and 52.94% are Second Amendment supporters.
Demographically, of all the survey respondents asked, 50.25% are male and 61.44% are 50 years of age or older. 2,747 respondents participated in this survey. The margin of error is +/-3%.
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Maryland - 1st Congressional District - (Harris-R +23.55%) |
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In the race for Congress, Republican Andy Harris has an 23.55% lead over incumbent Democrat Frank Kratovil. Harris received the support of 54.35% of respondents while Kratovil received 30.80% and 14.85% were undecided.
President Obama's favorability rating stands at 35.12%.
When asked party identification, 53.10% of respondents are Republican, 26.66% are Democrat and 20.23% are Independent.
In addition, the survey measured voters' preferences on recent national issues. Support of the Tea Party movement is at 29.00% while 70.98% believe that Congress should repeal the healthcare bill, 62.22% of respondents are pro-life, 72.99% are traditional marriage supporters and 77.23% are Second Amendment supporters.
Demographically, of all the survey respondents asked, 51.66% are male and 68.10% are 50 years of age or older. 3,559 respondents participated in this survey. The margin of error is +/-3%.
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Minnesota - 1st Congressional District - (Demmer-R +3.48%) |
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In the race for Congress, Republican Randy Demmer has an 3.48% lead over incumbent Democrat Tim Walz. Demmer received the support of 40.99% of respondents while Walz received 37.52% and 21.49% were undecided.
President Obama's favorability rating stands at 44.18%.
When asked party identification, 40.00% of respondents are Republican, 31.71% are Democrat and 28.29% are Independent.
In addition, the survey measured voters' preferences on recent national issues. Support of the Tea Party movement is at 17.67% while 57.34% believe that Congress should repeal the healthcare bill, 69.21% of respondents are pro-life, 71.71% are traditional marriage supporters and 68.50% are Second Amendment supporters.
Demographically, of all the survey respondents asked, 44.85% are male and 64.32% are 50 years of age or older. 2,598 respondents participated in this survey. The margin of error is +/-3%.
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Pennsylvania - 15th Congressional District - (Dent-R +18.22%) |
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In the race for Congress, incumbent Republican Charlie Dent has an 18.22% lead over Democrat John Callahan. Dent received the support of 48.19% of respondents while Callahan received 29.97% and 21.84% were undecided.
President Obama's favorability rating stands at 41.77%.
When asked party identification, 45.00% of respondents are Republican, 32.66% are Democrat and 22.33% are Independent.
In addition, the survey measured voters' preferences on recent national issues. Support of the Tea Party movement is at 22.06% while 61.38% believe that Congress should repeal the healthcare bill, 60.05% of respondents are pro-life, 65.22% are traditional marriage supporters and 70.59% are Second Amendment supporters.
Demographically, of all the survey respondents asked, 51.44% are male and 62.81% are 50 years of age or older. 2,472 respondents participated in this survey. The margin of error is +/-3%.
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About ccAdvertising |
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ccAdvertising is a leader in the communications industry, providing artificially intelligent personalized telephone surveys to commercial, political, congressional and non-profit clients. ccAdvertising surveys use "Artificial Intelligence Call" (AIC) technology to conduct political polling and public opinion polls, to collect valuable information on respondents, to educate and notify respondents regarding current and relevant issues, to generate leads (sales leads, donor and volunteer acquisition), and to communicate with large numbers of people in a meaningful way.
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