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Mitchell vs. Obama - December 5, 2011 |
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ccAdvertising has initiated a series of weekly surveys, to both landline and mobile phones, to gauge current levels of support for possible Republican presidential candidates nationwide.
Since July 2011, Barack Obama has not polled more than 46% support against any known and named Republican nominee. This week, ccAdvertising tested this trend against a fictional candidate, David Mitchell, and it yielded similar results. Barack Obama polled at 45% against fictional Republican candidate David Mitchell.
The survey ran on December 5 and 6, 2011. 11,069 people participated in the survey. The following chart shows the support for each candidate:
David Mitchell: 29.85% • Barack Obama: 44.67% • Undecided / Other: 25.48%
Please see the attached PDF for more detailed breakouts and information on each candidate's performance.
Demographically, of all respondents who participated in surveys conducted December 4-5:
- 33.09% are Republican.
- 35.62% are Democrat.
- 31.29% are Independent.
- 43.78% have a favorable opinion of President Obama.
- 25.67% are supporters of the Tea Party.
- 30.54% support the Occupy Wall Street movement.
- 78.82% are concerned about the high price of gasoline.
- 69.00% support off-shore drilling.
- 30.33% are concerned about losing their job.
- 39.49% feel that they are better off now than they were four years ago.
- 75.27% are anti-tax.
- 55.03% are pro-life.
- 59.00% are traditional marriage supporters.
- 62.12% support gun owners' rights.
- 48.60% use Facebook.
- 11.20% use Twitter.
- 46.77% are male.
- 66.11% are 50 years of age or older.
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President Obama, Weekly Poll Performance |
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During 2011, ccAdvertising has been tracking how Barack Obama compares against named, generic, unnamed Republican and, in this survey, fictional candidates. Since July 2011, Obama has not polled greater than 46% support, regardless of the candidate he opposes. Obama's support has ranged between 36% and 46%. This is a significant statistic, reflecting that the pending Presidential election is currently more about how Barack Obama is defined and less about his opponent, even if that opponent is not a real or known candidate.
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July 11 - August 29, "Unnamed Republican Candidate"
September 12 - December 5, Various Named Republican Opponents
Please see our previous surveys for details. |
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About ccAdvertising |
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ccAdvertising is a leader in the communications industry, providing personalized telephone surveys to commercial, political, congressional and non-profit clients. ccAdvertising surveys use "Artificial Intelligence Call" (AIC) technology to conduct political and public opinion polls, to collect valuable information on respondents, educate and notify them regarding current and relevant issues, generate leads (sales leads, donor and volunteer acquisition), and communicate with the public in a meaningful way.
Using an extensive and accurate database of homes in America, ccAdvertising provides quality surveys targeted to individuals, based on demographic and geographic parameters. Collected data is provided to clients in an easy to understand and useful format. Clients can obtain, for their unlimited use, mobile phone numbers identified, which can be used to direct phones to video or audio, as well as other uses of traditional political calling including surveys and Get Out The Vote (GOTV) messages.
Located in the Washington, D.C. metro area, ccAdvertising has built a customer base of prominent political, lobbying, commercial, and non-profit organizations. ccAdvertising is a division of AIC Communications and operates under several DBAs, including Election Research, Political Research and FEC Research.
For more information, please contact us: http://www.ccadvertising.com/contact.html
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