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The Washington Poll

The Washington Poll. Overall sample = 700 registered voters, +/- 3.7%. The Washington Poll. Respondents could name any issue, and their responses were later categorized into simple lists. Respondents could select up to 2 options. Overall sample = 700 registered voters, +/- 3.7%.

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The Washington Poll

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  1. The Washington Poll Overall sample = 700 registered voters, +/- 3.7%.

  2. The Washington Poll Respondents could name any issue, and their responses were later categorized into simple lists. Respondents could select up to 2 options. Overall sample = 700 registered voters, +/- 3.7%.

  3. The Washington Poll Overall sample = 700 registered voters, +/- 3.7%.

  4. The Washington Poll Overall sample = 700 registered voters, +/- 3.7%.

  5. The Washington Poll Overall sample = 700 registered voters, +/- 3.7%.

  6. The Washington Poll Overall sample = 700 registered voters, +/- 3.7%.

  7. The Washington Poll Overall sample = 700 registered voters, +/- 3.7%.

  8. The Washington Poll Overall sample = 700 registered voters, +/- 3.7%.

  9. The Washington Poll Overall sample = 700 registered voters, +/- 3.7%.

  10. About the Poll The Washington Poll is a non-partisan, academic survey research project sponsored by the Washington Institute for the Study of Ethnicity & Race (WISER), a research center at the University of Washington in the School of Social Sciences. Dr. Gary Segura, a professor of Political Science is the Director of WISER and a co-principal investigator on this survey with Dr. Matt Barreto, also a professor of Political Science. The survey was administered by telephone, by Pacific Market Research, in Renton, WA, based on a randomly selected list of phone numbers. The survey was in the field from October 25 – 31, 2006. A total of 700 registered voters throughout the state of Washington were interviewed, yielding a 3.7% margin of error. Final data are weighted by party identification based on the average of similar political polls from 2004 – 2006, and are based on a spread of 35% Democrat; 31% Republican; 33% Independent. Additional results and cross-tabulations will be released each day, so please check back for updates. Questions/Comments: info@washingtonpoll.org

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