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MEMORANDUMTO:
INTERESTED PARTIES
FROM:
CHRIS PERKINS - PARTNER
SUBJECT:
IL CD 16 ASSESSMENT
DATE:
FEBRUARY 8, 2012
This memo summarizes the key findings from a poll of 301 likely Republican primary votersin
Illinois’
16
th
Congressional District conducted February 6-7, 2012.
Methodology
On behalf of the Campaign for Primary Accountability, Wilson Perkins Allen OpinionResearch conducted a research study of likely Republican primary voters in
Illinois’ 16
th
Congressional District. Respondents were screened to ensure that they were neither amember of the news media nor a public relations company. The sample for this survey wasstratified based on gender, age, and geography. This methodology allows us to minimizepost-
survey “weighting” which can reduce the reliability of survey results.
Respondents were contacted by phone via a live telephone operator interview February 6-7,2011. The study has a sample size of 301 likely Republican primary voters with a marginof error of ±5.7%.
Key Findings
o
The question was asked,
“Would you say you have a favorab
le or unfavorableimpression of Don Manzullo
?”
Very Favorable 32%
Somewhat Favorable 28%
No Opinion 14%
Never Heard Of 12%
Somewhat Unfavorable 8%
Very Unfavorable 6%
o
The question was asked,
“Would you say you have a favorable or unfavorableimpression of Adam Kinzinger?”
Very Favorable 32%
Somewhat Favorable 30%
No Opinion 14%
Never Heard Of 16%
Somewhat Unfavorable 5%
Very Unfavorable 4%
o
The question was asked,
“If the Republican primary election for Congress were held
today, for whom would you vote for if the candidates were Don Manzullo and AdamKinzinger?
”
Don Manzullo 43%
Adam Kinzinger 43%
Undecided 14%
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