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Almost 4 out of 5 voters with an opinion on the issues said they supported
school choice legislation, while just over a quarter said they were undecided.
The full survey results were 57% support, 16% opposed, and 27% undecided.
Support for school choice was highest among Republican voters (67% to 9%),
but also overwhelmingly popular with independent voters (55% to 17%) and
still the first choice among Democrats (37% to 30%). The survey also showed
school choice had extremely strong support with black voters (52% to 21%).
“The Alabama Republican Party has been very vocal about our support for
school choice and parental rights. We believe that a child's quality of education
should not be decided by their zip code, and that education funding should
follow the student so every child has the same opportunities.
We trust that parents know the needs of their children better than the
government, and we support returning control of Alabama’s education system
back to the mothers and fathers of our state. The bottom line is that our
parents, our children and our teachers deserve better, and they deserve more
options. That's why the Alabama Republican Party supports school choice,”
said Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl.
The poll was conducted by the Alabama Republican Party, and surveyed
1,610 respondents from a random stratified selection of registered voters
across the State of Alabama. The sample’s Margin of Error is +/- 3.2%.
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