Copyright 2012 May 10 - 13, 2012 602 Interviews
Indiana Statewide Survey Margin of Error: +/- 4.0%
Q1.
Are you at least 18 years old and registered to vote at this address
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?
Yes .................................................................................. 100%
VOL:
(No/Don't know/Refused) ................................................ -
Q2.
As you may know, in November, there will be an election for President,Senator, Congress and other offices. How likely are you to vote in thiselection: Will you definitely vote, probably vote, are the chances 50-50, willyou probably not vote, or will you definitely not vote?
Definitely .......................................................................... 90%Probably ..........................................................................10Chance 50-50 .................................................................. -Probably not vote............................................................. -Definitely not vote ............................................................ -
VOL:
(Don't Know/Refused) ..................................................... -
Q3.
No matter how you are planning to vote, when it comes to politics, doyou generally think of yourself as a strong Democrat, a not very strongDemocrat, a strong Republican, a not very strong Republican, or anIndependent?
[IF INDEPENDENT]
Do you think of yourself as closer to theDemocratic Party or the Republican Party?
Strong Democrat ............................................................. 25%Weak Democrat ............................................................... 5Independent / Closer to the Democrats........................... 9Independent.....................................................................14Independent / Closer to the Republicans ........................12Weak Republican ............................................................ 7Strong Republican ...........................................................24
VOL:
(Don't Know/Refused) ..................................................... 4DEMOCRAT (NET) ......................................................... 30%INDEPENDENT (NET) ....................................................39REPUBLICAN (NET) .......................................................31DEMOCRAT W/ LEANERS (NET) .................................. 39%REPUBLICAN W/ LEANERS (NET) ................................43
Q4.
I'm going to read you a list of people or groups in public life. For each, please tell me if you have a strongly favorable, somewhatfavorable, somewhat unfavorable, or strongly unfavorable opinion of them. If you haven't heard of them, please tell me.
FAVORABLE
UNFAVORABLE
(CR)
NH
(DK/Ref.)
NET
Strong
Some
Some
Strong
FAV
UNFAV
FAMILIAR
Richard Mourdock
..........................................18% 18 15 22 17 7 2 36% 37 73
March
6%13 12 10 18 40 2 19%21 40
December
4%11 8 11 24 37 5 16%19 35
Tea Party Movement
.....................................17% 16 11 33 15 4 3 34% 44 77
March
10%22 12 32 14 8 1 33%43 76
December
15%23 14 28 13 5 3 38%42 80
Joe Donnelly
.....................................................12% 16 7 5 23 32 5 28% 12 40
March
5%12 5 6 16 54 2 17%11 28
December
6%14 7 4 27 36 5 20%12 31
Q5.
And if the election for United States Senate were held today and thecandidates were Joe Donnelly, the Democrat, and Richard Mourdock, theRepublican, for whom would you vote?
[IF UNDECIDED]
If you had todecide, which candidate would you lean towards supporting?
Joe Donnelly .................................................................... 35%Lean Joe Donnelly ........................................................... 5Richard Mourdock ...........................................................35Lean Richard Mourdock .................................................. 5
VOL:
(Undecided/Refused) ......................................................20DONNELLY (NET)........................................................... 40%MOURDOCK (NET).........................................................40
Now I'd like to read you some pairs of statements. After each pair, I'd like you to tell me which statement comes closest to your ownviews.Republican
Richard Mourdock
says that Washington doesn't need more bipartisan compromise, what it needs is more people standingon principle.
Democrat
Joe Donnelly
says that the problem with Washington is that there is too much partisan bickering and not enough workingacross party lines to get things done.
Q6.
Which statement comes closest to your own views?
[IF CHOICE]
Do youfeel that way strongly or just somewhat?
More standing on principle - Strongly .............................. 28%More standing on principle - Somewhat .......................... 7Too much bickering - Somewhat .....................................13Too much bickering - Strongly .........................................44
VOL:
(Don't know/Refused) ...................................................... 9MORE STANDING ON PRINCIPLE (NET) ..................... 34%TOO MUCH BICKERING (NET) .....................................56
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