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Florida Voters Rate The 2004 Election

Florida Voters Rate The 2004 Election. Dr. Mark S. Pritchett Dr. Susan A. MacManus January 13, 2005. Survey Design Team. Sponsor: Collins Center for Public Policy, Inc. Design Team: Barcelo & Company Hamilton Beattie & Staff Dr. Susan MacManus Dr. Mark Pritchett. Survey Details.

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Florida Voters Rate The 2004 Election

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  1. Florida Voters RateThe 2004 Election Dr. Mark S. Pritchett Dr. Susan A. MacManus January 13, 2005

  2. Survey Design Team • Sponsor: • Collins Center for Public Policy, Inc. • Design Team: • Barcelo & Company • Hamilton Beattie & Staff • Dr. Susan MacManus • Dr. Mark Pritchett

  3. Survey Details • Data Collected • November 2 & 3, 2004 • 4:00-9:00 p.m. • Sample size 800 Florida voters • Sample was stratified geographically • Margin of error +/- 3.5% @ 95% confidence level

  4. Key Questions for Florida Voters • Where voting took place • Rate the polling place • Rate the poll workers • Rate their supervisor of elections • Confidence that their votes count

  5. Where did you vote?

  6. Rate the Polling Place

  7. Rate the Poll Workers

  8. Rate Supervisor of Elections

  9. Confident Vote Will Count

  10. Confident Vote Will Count

  11. Cross Tabulation Detail • By Dr. Susan MacManus

  12. Where did you vote—by race

  13. Where did you vote—by age group

  14. Why Vote Early/Absentee?

  15. Compare with previous voting experience

  16. How long did it take to vote?

  17. How long did it take to vote—by confidence vote counted

  18. Why did it take longer?

  19. Confident that vote will count—by race

  20. Confident that vote will count—by when voted

  21. Confident that vote will count—by voting system

  22. Confidence in fraud prevention

  23. Confidence in fraud prevention—by voting system

  24. Confidence in fraud prevention—by race

  25. POLLING PLACE More machines Better parking Better signage More space More polling places Better directions VOTING EARLY More locations More machines Longer hours Top Voter Recommendations

  26. POLL WORKERS Better trained workers More workers Younger workers BALLOTS Paper trail Clearly worded amendments Top Voter Recommendations

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