AZ-Gov Susquehanna (Nov. 2013)

Arizona Statewide, November 2013
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table DIRECTION Page 1...Q1. Is the state of Arizona generally going in the right direction, or has it gotten on the wrong track?
Table DIRECTION Page 2...Q1. Is the state of Arizona generally going in the right direction, or has it gotten on the wrong track?
Table REGVOTE Page 3.....Q2. Are you registered to vote as a Republican, a Democrat, an Independent or something else?
Table REGVOTE Page 4.....Q2. Are you registered to vote as a Republican, a Democrat, an Independent or something else?
Table GOVERNOR Page 5....Q3. Thinking ahead to the Republican primary election for governor next year, if the election were being held today and
the six candidates wereKen Bennett, Christine Jones, Al Melvin, Andrew Thomas, Doug Ducey, Scott Smith (ROTATE
NAMES)From the list you just heard, which candidate would be your first choice?
Table GOVERNOR Page 6....Q3. Thinking ahead to the Republican primary election for governor next year, if the election were being held today and
Table Q4 Page 7..........Q4. If the election for governor were being held today and the candidates were Ken Bennett, the Republican candidate
and Fred DuVal, the Democratic candidate, for whom would you vote? (ROTATE NAMES)
Table Q4 Page 8..........Q4. If the election for governor were being held today and the candidates were Ken Bennett, the Republican candidate
Table Q5 Page 9..........Q5. If the election for governor were being held today and the candidates were Doug Ducey, the Republican candidate,
Table Q5 Page 10.........Q5. If the election for governor were being held today and the candidates were Doug Ducey, the Republican candidate,
Table AGERANGE Page 11...Q6.
Is your age range in years between 18 to 29, 30 to 44, 45 to 54, 55 to 64 or 65 and over?
Table AGERANGE Page 12...Q6.
Table GENDER Page 13......
Are you a male or female?
Table GENDER Page 14......
Table HISPANIC Page 15...Q7.
Are you from a Hispanic or Spanish-speaking background?
Table HISPANIC Page 16...Q7.
Table HHPARTY Page 17....HOUSEHOLD PARTY:(from record)

Table HHPARTY Page 18....HOUSEHOLD PARTY:(from record)
Table VOTED Page 19......VOTED: (from record 1 of 3 or better in G08/G10/G12)
Table VOTED Page 20......VOTED: (from record 1 of 3 or better in G08/G10/G12)
Table AREA Page 21.......AREA: (from record)
Table AREA Page 22.......AREA: (from record)
Table DIRECTION Page 1

Q1. Is the state of Arizona generally going in the right direction, or has it gotten on the wrong track?
|
PARTY
|
AGE BREAKS
| HISPANIC?|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Total| Rep Dem Ind| 18-44 45-54 55-64 65+|
Yes
No|
------ ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----Total
600
100
245
100
184
100
160
100
150
100
102
100
150
100
197
100
90
100
509
100
1. Right direction
232
39%
125
51%
37
20%
67
42%
61
41%
38
37%
51
34%
82
42%
42
47%
190
37%
2. Wrong track
292
49%
89
36%
122
66%
78
49%
63
42%
54
53%
84
56%
91
46%
40
45%
253
50%
3. Undecided
44
7%
18
8%
17
9%
8
5%
22
15%
6
5%
11
7%
6
3%
4
4%
40
8%
4. Refuse
32
5%
13
5%
8
4%
8
5%
4
3%
5
5%
4
3%
18
9%
4
4%
27
5%
Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.
Page 1
Table DIRECTION Page 2

Q1. Is the state of Arizona generally going in the right direction, or has it gotten on the wrong track?
|
GENDER
| VOTE HISTORY|
AREA BREAKS
|
|
| G08/G10/G12 |
|
|
|
| Maricopa
Pima
Other
Other |
Total|
Male Female|
1X
2X 3X|
County
County
Northern Southern|
------ ------- ------- ---- ---- ---- --------- --------- --------- --------Total
600
100
288
100
312
100
55
100
77
100
469
100
346
100
130
100
63
100
61
100
1. Right direction
232
39%
111
38%
121
39%
20
37%
33
43%
179
38%
142
41%
39
30%
25
40%
25
42%
2. Wrong track
292
49%
149
52%
144
46%
26
48%
34
44%
232
50%
153
44%
81
62%
31
48%
28
47%
3. Undecided
44
7%
18
6%
26
8%
6
11%
6
8%
32
7%
33
10%
5
4%
3
4%
3
5%
4. Refuse
32
5%
11
4%
21
7%
2
4%
4
5%
26
6%
18
5%
5
4%
5
7%
4
7%
Page 2
Table REGVOTE Page 3

Q2. Are you registered to vote as a Republican, a Democrat, an Independent or something else?
|
PARTY
|
AGE BREAKS
| HISPANIC?|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Total| Rep Dem Ind| 18-44 45-54 55-64 65+|
Yes
No|
------ ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----Total
600
100
245
100
184
100
160
100
150
100
102
100
150
100
197
100
90
100
509
100
1. Republican
245 245
41% 100%
63
42%
45
44%
61
41%
77
39%
15
17%
230
45%
2. Democrat
184
31%
184
100%
30
20%
32
32%
50
34%
71
36%
45
50%
139
27%
3. Independent/other
160
27%
160
100%
50
33%
25
24%
37
24%
49
25%
30
33%
131
26%
11
2%
7
5%
2
1%
1
*%
10
2%
4. Refuse
Page 3
Table REGVOTE Page 4

Q2. Are you registered to vote as a Republican, a Democrat, an Independent or something else?
|
GENDER
| VOTE HISTORY|
AREA BREAKS
|
|
| G08/G10/G12 |
|
|
|
| Maricopa
Pima
Other
Other |
Total|
Male Female|
1X
2X 3X|
County
County
Northern Southern|
------ ------- ------- ---- ---- ---- --------- --------- --------- --------Total
600
100
288
100
312
100
55
100
77
100
469
100
346
100
130
100
63
100
61
100
1. Republican
245
41%
109
38%
136
44%
10
19%
27
35%
207
44%
146
42%
47
36%
25
39%
27
44%
2. Democrat
184
31%
84
29%
100
32%
22
41%
22
29%
139
30%
89
26%
48
37%
23
36%
24
39%
3. Independent/other
160
27%
87
30%
73
24%
19
35%
27
35%
114
24%
99
29%
36
27%
16
25%
10
17%
11
2%
8
3%
2
1%
3
5%
8
2%
11
3%
-1
-0%
4. Refuse
Page 4
Table GOVERNOR Page 5

Q3. Thinking ahead to the Republican primary election for governor next year, if the election were being held today and
|
PARTY
|
AGE BREAKS
| HISPANIC?|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Total| Rep Dem Ind| 18-44 45-54 55-64 65+|
Yes
No|
------ ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----Total Answering
245
100
245
100
63
100
45
100
61
100
77
100
15
100
230
100
1. Ken Bennett
50
20%
50
20%
11
17%
12
27%
9
15%
18
24%
2
13%
48
21%
2. Christine Jones
10
4%
10
4%
3
4%
1
2%
3
5%
3
4%
10
4%
3. Al Melvin
4
2%
4
2%
3
4%
1
2%
1
1%
4
2%
4. Andrew Thomas
10
4%
10
4%
2
4%
4
7%
4
6%
10
4%
5. Doug Ducey
21
8%
21
8%
6
9%
3
6%
6
10%
6
8%
2
13%
19
8%
6. Scott Smith
14
6%
14
6%
3
4%
5
10%
2
3%
4
6%
2
13%
12
5%
129
53%
129
53%
36
56%
20
44%
36
59%
38
50%
9
61%
120
52%
7
3%
7
3%
3
4%
2
4%
1
2%
1
2%
7
3%
7. Undecided
8. Refuse
Page 5
Table GOVERNOR Page 6

Q3. Thinking ahead to the Republican primary election for governor next year, if the election were being held today and
|
GENDER
| VOTE HISTORY|
AREA BREAKS
|
|
| G08/G10/G12 |
|
|
|
| Maricopa
Pima
Other
Other |
Total|
Male Female|
1X
2X 3X|
County
County
Northern Southern|
------ ------- ------- ---- ---- ---- --------- --------- --------- --------Total Answering
245
100
109
100
136
100
10
100
27
100
207
100
146
100
47
100
25
100
27
100
1. Ken Bennett
50
20%
30
28%
20
15%
9
32%
42
20%
22
15%
17
35%
9
38%
2
7%
2. Christine Jones
10
4%
4
3%
6
5%
3
28%
1
2%
6
3%
7
5%
2
4%
1
5%
3. Al Melvin
4
2%
2
2%
3
2%
4
2%
1
1%
3
7%
4. Andrew Thomas
10
4%
7
7%
3
2%
1
3%
9
5%
9
6%
1
4%
5. Doug Ducey
21
8%
12
11%
9
7%
1
9%
1
2%
19
9%
18
12%
2
5%
1
3%
6. Scott Smith
14
6%
7
7%
7
5%
1
7%
2
6%
11
5%
10
7%
1
2%
1
3%
2
7%
129
53%
46
42%
83
61%
6
56%
15
54%
108
52%
76
52%
22
46%
13
51%
19
71%
7
3%
1
1%
6
4%
7
3%
3
2%
1
1%
3
12%
7. Undecided
8. Refuse
Page 6
Table Q4 Page 7
Q4. If the election for governor were being held today and the candidates were Ken Bennett, the Republican candidate
|
PARTY
|
AGE BREAKS
| HISPANIC?|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Total| Rep Dem Ind| 18-44 45-54 55-64 65+|
Yes
No|
------ ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----Total
600
100
245
100
184
100
160
100
150
100
102
100
150
100
197
100
90
100
509
100
1. Ken Bennett
230
38%
158
64%
23
13%
43
27%
48
32%
46
45%
52
35%
84
43%
28
31%
201
39%
2. Fred DuVal
195
33%
23
10%
125
68%
43
27%
45
30%
30
29%
51
34%
69
35%
38
42%
158
31%
3. Undecided
171
28%
62
25%
36
19%
72
45%
57
38%
25
25%
45
30%
44
22%
24
27%
147
29%
4
1%
2
1%
1
*%
2
1%
1
1%
2
1%
0
*%
4
1%
4. Refuse
Page 7
Table Q4 Page 8
Q4. If the election for governor were being held today and the candidates were Ken Bennett, the Republican candidate
|
GENDER
| VOTE HISTORY|
AREA BREAKS
|
|
| G08/G10/G12 |
|
|
|
| Maricopa
Pima
Other
Other |
Total|
Male Female|
1X
2X 3X|
County
County
Northern Southern|
------ ------- ------- ---- ---- ---- --------- --------- --------- --------Total
600
100
288
100
312
100
55
100
77
100
469
100
346
100
130
100
63
100
61
100
1. Ken Bennett
230
38%
109
38%
121
39%
14
26%
28
36%
188
40%
131
38%
47
36%
30
47%
23
37%
2. Fred DuVal
195
33%
115
40%
81
26%
20
37%
21
28%
154
33%
99
29%
59
45%
20
32%
17
29%
3. Undecided
171
28%
61
21%
109
35%
20
37%
27
36%
123
26%
112
32%
25
19%
13
20%
21
34%
4
1%
2
1%
1
*%
1
1%
3
1%
4
1%
-1
-0%
1
1%
4. Refuse
Page 8
Table Q5 Page 9
Q5. If the election for governor were being held today and the candidates were Doug Ducey, the Republican candidate,
|
PARTY
|
AGE BREAKS
| HISPANIC?|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Total| Rep Dem Ind| 18-44 45-54 55-64 65+|
Yes
No|
------ ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----Total
600
100
245
100
184
100
160
100
150
100
102
100
150
100
197
100
90
100
509
100
1. Doug Ducey
214
36%
146
60%
16
9%
47
29%
49
33%
42
41%
45
30%
78
39%
30
34%
182
36%
2. Fred DuVal
195
33%
23
9%
120
65%
49
30%
41
27%
29
28%
56
38%
69
35%
36
40%
160
31%
3. Undecided
185
31%
73
30%
48
26%
64
40%
60
40%
29
28%
47
31%
50
25%
24
27%
162
32%
5
1%
4
1%
1
*%
1
1%
2
2%
2
1%
1
*%
6
1%
4. Refuse
Page 9
Table Q5 Page 10
Q5. If the election for governor were being held today and the candidates were Doug Ducey, the Republican candidate,
|
GENDER
| VOTE HISTORY|
AREA BREAKS
|
|
| G08/G10/G12 |
|
|
|
| Maricopa
Pima
Other
Other |
Total|
Male Female|
1X
2X 3X|
County
County
Northern Southern|
------ ------- ------- ---- ---- ---- --------- --------- --------- --------Total
600
100
288
100
312
100
55
100
77
100
469
100
346
100
130
100
63
100
61
100
1. Doug Ducey
214
36%
108
38%
106
34%
10
19%
26
34%
177
38%
122
35%
44
34%
25
39%
23
38%
2. Fred DuVal
195
33%
108
38%
87
28%
16
29%
28
36%
152
32%
92
27%
63
49%
21
34%
19
31%
3. Undecided
185
31%
68
24%
118
38%
28
52%
23
29%
135
29%
127
37%
23
18%
16
26%
19
31%
5
1%
3
1%
2
1%
5
1%
5
2%
-1
-0%
1
1%
4. Refuse
Page 10
Table AGERANGE Page 11

Q6.
|
PARTY
|
AGE BREAKS
| HISPANIC?|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Total| Rep Dem Ind| 18-44 45-54 55-64 65+|
Yes
No|
------ ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----Total
600
100
245
100
184
100
160
100
150
100
102
100
150
100
197
100
90
100
509
100
1. 18-44
150
25%
63
26%
30
16%
50
31%
150
100%
19
21%
130
25%
2. 45-54
102
17%
45
18%
32
18%
25
16%
102
100%
25
28%
77
15%
3. 55-64
150
25%
61
25%
50
27%
37
23%
150
100%
20
22%
130
26%
4. 65+
197
33%
77
31%
71
39%
49
30%
197
100%
26
29%
172
34%
1
*%
5. Refuse
Page 11
Table AGERANGE Page 12

Q6.
|
GENDER
| VOTE HISTORY|
AREA BREAKS
|
|
| G08/G10/G12 |
|
|
|
| Maricopa
Pima
Other
Other |
Total|
Male Female|
1X
2X 3X|
County
County
Northern Southern|
------ ------- ------- ---- ---- ---- --------- --------- --------- --------Total
600
100
288
100
312
100
55
100
77
100
469
100
346
100
130
100
63
100
61
100
1. 18-44
150
25%
75
26%
75
24%
24
44%
29
38%
97
21%
97
28%
31
24%
6
10%
15
24%
2. 45-54
102
17%
51
18%
51
16%
8
15%
11
14%
83
18%
58
17%
23
18%
9
15%
11
19%
3. 55-64
150
25%
74
26%
76
24%
9
16%
15
19%
127
27%
84
24%
36
28%
13
20%
17
28%
4. 65+
197
33%
88
31%
109
35%
13
25%
22
29%
162
34%
105
30%
40
31%
35
55%
18
29%
1
*%
1
*%
1
*%
1
*%
5. Refuse
Page 12
Table GENDER Page 13

|
PARTY
|
AGE BREAKS
| HISPANIC?|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Total| Rep Dem Ind| 18-44 45-54 55-64 65+|
Yes
No|
------ ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----Total
600
100
245
100
184
100
160
100
150
100
102
100
150
100
197
100
90
100
509
100
1. Male
288
48%
109
44%
84
46%
87
54%
75
50%
51
50%
74
49%
88
45%
49
55%
238
47%
2. Female
312
52%
136
56%
100
54%
73
46%
75
50%
51
50%
76
51%
109
55%
41
45%
271
53%
Page 13
Table GENDER Page 14

|
GENDER
| VOTE HISTORY|
AREA BREAKS
|
|
| G08/G10/G12 |
|
|
|
| Maricopa
Pima
Other
Other |
Total|
Male Female|
1X
2X 3X|
County
County
Northern Southern|
------ ------- ------- ---- ---- ---- --------- --------- --------- --------Total
600
100
288
100
312
100
55
100
77
100
469
100
346
100
130
100
63
100
61
100
1. Male
288
48%
288
100%
22
40%
37
48%
230
49%
167
48%
72
55%
24
38%
25
41%
2. Female
312
52%
312
100%
33
60%
40
52%
239
51%
179
52%
58
45%
39
62%
36
59%
Page 14
Table HISPANIC Page 15

Q7.
|
PARTY
|
AGE BREAKS
| HISPANIC?|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Total| Rep Dem Ind| 18-44 45-54 55-64 65+|
Yes
No|
------ ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----Total
600
100
245
100
184
100
160
100
150
100
102
100
150
100
197
100
90
100
509
100
1. Yes
90
15%
15
6%
45
24%
30
19%
19
13%
25
24%
20
13%
26
13%
90
100%
2. No
509
85%
230
94%
139
76%
131
82%
130
86%
77
76%
130
87%
172
87%
509
100%
1
*%
-0
-0%
2
1%
-2
-1%
3. Refuse
Page 15
Table HISPANIC Page 16

Q7.
|
GENDER
| VOTE HISTORY|
AREA BREAKS
|
|
| G08/G10/G12 |
|
|
|
| Maricopa
Pima
Other
Other |
Total|
Male Female|
1X
2X 3X|
County
County
Northern Southern|
------ ------- ------- ---- ---- ---- --------- --------- --------- --------Total
600
100
288
100
312
100
55
100
77
100
469
100
346
100
130
100
63
100
61
100
1. Yes
90
15%
49
17%
41
13%
11
21%
18
23%
61
13%
36
11%
26
20%
9
15%
18
30%
2. No
509
85%
238
83%
271
87%
43
79%
59
77%
407
87%
308
89%
105
81%
54
85%
42
70%
1
*%
0
*%
0
*%
1
*%
2
*%
-1
-1%
3. Refuse
Page 16
Table HHPARTY Page 17

HOUSEHOLD PARTY:(from record)
|
PARTY
|
AGE BREAKS
| HISPANIC?|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Total| Rep Dem Ind| 18-44 45-54 55-64 65+|
Yes
No|
------ ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----Total
600
100
245
100
184
100
160
100
150
100
102
100
150
100
197
100
90
100
509
100
1. Republican
254
42%
203
83%
12
7%
33
21%
65
43%
48
47%
60
40%
82
41%
21
23%
233
46%
2. Democrat
197
33%
15
6%
156
85%
23
14%
35
23%
35
34%
52
35%
75
38%
43
48%
154
30%
3. Independent
149
25%
26
11%
15
8%
104
65%
50
33%
19
19%
39
26%
40
21%
26
29%
123
24%
Page 17
Table HHPARTY Page 18

HOUSEHOLD PARTY:(from record)
|
GENDER
| VOTE HISTORY|
AREA BREAKS
|
|
| G08/G10/G12 |
|
|
|
| Maricopa
Pima
Other
Other |
Total|
Male Female|
1X
2X 3X|
County
County
Northern Southern|
------ ------- ------- ---- ---- ---- --------- --------- --------- --------Total
600
100
288
100
312
100
55
100
77
100
469
100
346
100
130
100
63
100
61
100
1. Republican
254
42%
110
38%
144
46%
13
24%
24
32%
216
46%
164
47%
44
34%
25
40%
21
34%
2. Democrat
197
33%
94
33%
103
33%
16
30%
22
28%
159
34%
93
27%
51
39%
25
39%
28
46%
3. Independent
149
25%
84
29%
65
21%
25
46%
31
40%
93
20%
88
26%
35
27%
13
21%
12
20%
Page 18
Table VOTED Page 19

VOTED: (from record 1 of 3 or better in G08/G10/G12)
|
PARTY
|
AGE BREAKS
| HISPANIC?|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Total| Rep Dem Ind| 18-44 45-54 55-64 65+|
Yes
No|
------ ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----Total
600
100
245
100
184
100
160
100
150
100
102
100
150
100
197
100
90
100
509
100
1. 1X
55
9%
10
4%
22
12%
19
12%
24
16%
8
8%
9
6%
13
7%
11
12%
43
9%
2. 2X
77
13%
27
11%
22
12%
27
17%
29
19%
11
11%
15
10%
22
11%
18
20%
59
12%
3. 3X
469
78%
207
85%
139
76%
114
71%
97
65%
83
81%
127
84%
162
82%
61
68%
407
80%
Page 19
Table VOTED Page 20

VOTED: (from record 1 of 3 or better in G08/G10/G12)
|
GENDER
| VOTE HISTORY|
AREA BREAKS
|
|
| G08/G10/G12 |
|
|
|
| Maricopa
Pima
Other
Other |
Total|
Male Female|
1X
2X 3X|
County
County
Northern Southern|
------ ------- ------- ---- ---- ---- --------- --------- --------- --------Total
600
100
288
100
312
100
55
100
77
100
469
100
346
100
130
100
63
100
61
100
1. 1X
55
9%
22
8%
33
55
11% 100%
37
11%
5
4%
6
9%
7
11%
2. 2X
77
13%
37
13%
40
13%
77
100%
46
13%
16
12%
7
10%
9
14%
3. 3X
469
78%
230
80%
239
77%
469
100%
263
76%
109
84%
51
80%
46
75%
Page 20
Table AREA Page 21

AREA: (from record)
|
PARTY
|
AGE BREAKS
| HISPANIC?|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Total| Rep Dem Ind| 18-44 45-54 55-64 65+|
Yes
No|
------ ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----Total
600
100
245
100
184
100
160
100
150
100
102
100
150
100
197
100
90
100
509
100
1. Maricopa County
346
58%
146
60%
89
49%
99
61%
97
65%
58
57%
84
56%
105
53%
36
40%
308
60%
2. Pima County
130
22%
47
19%
48
26%
36
22%
31
21%
23
23%
36
24%
40
20%
26
29%
105
21%
3. Other Northern
Counties
63
11%
25
10%
23
12%
16
10%
6
4%
9
9%
13
9%
35
17%
9
10%
54
11%
4. Other Southern
Counties
61
10%
27
11%
24
13%
10
6%
15
10%
11
11%
17
11%
18
9%
18
20%
42
8%
Page 21
Table AREA Page 22

AREA: (from record)
|
GENDER
| VOTE HISTORY|
AREA BREAKS
|
|
| G08/G10/G12 |
|
|
|
| Maricopa
Pima
Other
Other |
Total|
Male Female|
1X
2X 3X|
County
County
Northern Southern|
------ ------- ------- ---- ---- ---- --------- --------- --------- --------Total
600
100
288
100
312
100
55
100
77
100
469
100
346
100
130
100
63
100
61
100
1. Maricopa County
346
58%
167
58%
179
57%
37
68%
46
59%
263
56%
346
100%
2. Pima County
130
22%
72
25%
58
19%
5
9%
16
21%
109
23%
130
100%
3. Other Northern
Counties
63
11%
24
8%
39
13%
6
11%
7
9%
51
11%
63
100%
4. Other Southern
Counties
61
10%
25
9%
36
12%
7
12%
9
11%
46
10%
61
100%
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Table AGERANGE Page 12...Q6.

Table GENDER Page 13......

Are you a male or female?

Table GENDER Page 14......

Are you a male or female?

Table HISPANIC Page 15...Q7.

Are you from a Hispanic or Spanish-speaking background?

Table HISPANIC Page 16...Q7.

Are you from a Hispanic or Spanish-speaking background?

Table HHPARTY Page 17....HOUSEHOLD PARTY:(from record)

Table DIRECTION Page 1

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Table DIRECTION Page 2

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Table REGVOTE Page 3

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Table REGVOTE Page 4

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Table GOVERNOR Page 5

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Table GOVERNOR Page 6

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Table AGERANGE Page 11

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Table AGERANGE Page 12

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Table GENDER Page 13

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Table GENDER Page 14

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Table HISPANIC Page 15

Are you from a Hispanic or Spanish-speaking background?

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Table HISPANIC Page 16

Are you from a Hispanic or Spanish-speaking background?

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Table HHPARTY Page 17

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Table HHPARTY Page 18

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Table VOTED Page 19

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Table VOTED Page 20

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Table AREA Page 21

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

Table AREA Page 22

Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc.

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