Oct14a All Combined

CBS NEWS POLLFor release: October 8, 2014

6:30 PM EDTISIS, Midterm Elections, and the PresidentOctober 3-6, 2014

More Americans oppose than support sending U.S. ground troops to fight ISIS right now, but most (65%) think they will be needed to remove the threat from ISIS.

Most Americans (56%) still dont think President Obama has a clear plan for dealing with ISIS, and he gets low marks for assessing the threat from ISIS (as does Congress).

A month before the midterm elections, Republicans continue to lead on the generic Congressional ballot and have kept their advantage over the Democrats on the issue of terrorism and on the economy the top issue for voters. While 66% are at least somewhat confident that the U.S. Secret Service can protect the President from harm, only 30% are very confident.

As the U.S. continues to target ISIS militants from the air, half of Americans are opposed to sending U.S. ground troops to fight ISIS in Iraq or Syria, but 44% now support that, an uptick from last month when 39% backed the use of U.S. ground troops.Most Republicans favor using U.S. ground troops, while most Democrats and half of independents are opposed.

U.S Ground Troops to Fight ISIS

TotalRepsDemsInds

Total (9/2014)Favor

44%58%36%42%

39%Oppose50365851

55But most Americans think ground forces will eventually be needed to defeat ISIS. 65% say U.S. ground troops will be necessary to remove the threat from ISIS, while just one in five thinks airstrikes alone will work. Even those who currently oppose ground troops are inclined to think they may be necessary.

Will U.S. Be Able to Remove ISIS Threat With?

Use of Ground troops:

TotalRepsDemsInds Favor

Oppose

Airstrikes alone

21%12%29%17% 9%

33%

Ground troops will be necessary6575556886

47There continues to be broad support for U.S. airstrikes against ISIS militants in both Iraq and Syria. This action is favored by majorities of both Republicans and Democrats.

Dealing With ISIS: Do You Favor or Oppose U.S. Airstrikes in?

Favor

Oppose

Iraq

73%

21

Syria

72%

20But are these airstrikes war? At this stage, 56% of Americans consider the current air campaign against ISIS a military action but not a war, and 40% do think the U.S. is at war. Republicans are more likely than Democrats to view U.S. airstrikes against ISIS as a war. U.S. Airstrikes Against ISIS: Is It War?

TotalRepsDemsInds

The U.S. is at war

40%48%30%46%Its military action, but not war56486751After weeks of airstrikes against ISIS, 53% of Americans are now very concerned that U.S. intervention in Iraq and Syria will lead to a long and costly involvement there, up 13 points from last month, before the U.S. launched airstrikes in Syria. Another third are somewhat concerned. Concerned that U.S. Intervention in Iraq and Syria

Will Lead to Long & Costly Involvement?

Now9/2014

Very concerned

53%40%

Somewhat concerned

3443

Not too/not at all concerned

1116

Congress and Military Action

U.S. airstrikes in Syria have been underway without authorization from Congress something the public thinks is needed. Six in 10 Americans think military action in Syria should have Congressional approval. A third believes the President can act on his own without the approval of Congress. Necessary to Get Congressional Approval for U.S. Action in Syria

TotalRepsDemsInds

Needs Congressional approval62%73%47%66%President can act without it

33244629Congress is currently in recess until after the midterm elections, but most Americans (8 in 10) would like to see Congress return to Washington to debate the issue of military action against ISIS militants.

Should Congress Come Back and Debate Military Action Against ISIS?

TotalRepsDemsInds

Yes

80%84%74%82%No

17142315President Obama recently acknowledged the U.S. underestimated ISIS. Americans now give the President, Congress, and U.S. intelligence agencies low marks for assessing the threat posed by ISIS over the past few months, although U.S. intelligence agencies fare better than either Congress or the President.

Ratings on Assessing ISIS Threat

Excellent/Good

Fair/Poor

President Obama

32%

65Congress

17%

77U.S. intelligence agencies

40%

52Nearly a month after his speech addressing the situation with ISIS, most Americans remain unconvinced that President Obama has a clear plan for dealing with the militant group. 56% dont think he has a clear plan, virtually the same figure as last month.Does President Obama Have a Clear Plan for Dealing with ISIS?

Now9/2014

Yes

36%35%

No

5655

Americans still see ISIS as a major threat to the security of the United States. Most of the interviews for the poll were conducted after news broke of the killing of another British aid worker by ISIS. How Great a Threat is ISIS to the U.S.?

Major threat

61%

Minor threat

21Not a threat

14Meanwhile, concerns about a terrorist attack in the U.S. are at a level similar to last month, but they are slightly higher compared to March of this year, before ISIS emerged as a threat. 54% think an attack on the U.S. is at least somewhat likely, including 15% who think that is very likely.Rating the President

Similar to September, just 29% think President Obamas policies have made the country safer from terrorism, while 36% think his policies have made the country less safe, matching an all-time high reached in June. 31% dont think his policies have made much of a difference.

Policies of the Obama Administration Have Made the U.S.

Now

9/2014

6/2014

5/2013

11/2011

Safer

29%

29%

29%

36%

36%

Less safe

36

33

36

28

19

No effect

31

31

31

30

34

There are partisan differences: most Republicans (64%) and a plurality of independents (42%) think the administrations policies have made the country less safe, while most Democrats (53%) think they have made the country safer.

The Presidents job approval ratings on specific issues remain in negative territory. 51% of Americans disapprove of President Obamas handling of terrorism while 42% approve just one percentage point above his all-time low reached last month. Even fewer just 40% - approve of his handling of the terrorist group ISIS.

The President gets similarly net negative ratings on his handling of the economy, and receives particularly low marks for his handling of foreign policy just 35% approve.

President Obamas Job Ratings on Issues

ApproveDisapprove

Economy

43%

52

Terrorism

42%

51

ISIS

40%

51

Foreign policy

35%

56

President Obamas overall job rating also remains more negative than positive, and little changed from last month: 42% approve. 76% of Democrats continue to approve of how the President is handling his job, while 85% of Republicans and 57% of independents disapprove.

President Obamas Overall Job Rating

Total

RepsDemsInds

Approve

42%

8%76%31%

Disapprove

50

851757

There is some positive news for President Obama, however. Most Americans 52% - think that he has strong qualities of leadership, while 46% do not.

Does Barack Obama Have Strong Qualities of Leadership?

Now

7/2014

3/2014

9/2013

9/2011

8/2009

Yes

52%

50%

53%

58%

57%

73%

No

46

47

45

39

39

25

And while 55% of Americans have at least some confidence in President Obamas ability to deal with an international crisis, just 25% say they have a lot of confidence similar to last month.

Confidence in Obamas Handling of an International Crisis

Now

9/2014

7/2014

3/2014

9/2012

A lot

25%

22%

25%

28%

39%

Some

30

31

27

25

26

A little

21

19

20

18

13

None

23

27

27

27

21

The Midterms: The Obama FactorAlthough he is not on the ballot this year, President Obama remains a motivating force for some voters, and voters are more apt to say theirs will be a vote against President Obama rather than a vote for him. More than half of Republicans, who overwhelmingly disapprove of the President, will be voting against the President. Just before the midterm elections in President George W. Bushs second term, similar percentages of voters claimed he was a factor in their vote choice.

Do You See Midterm Vote as For or Against Pres. Obama?

(Among registered voters)

George W. Bush

TotalRepsDemsInds

10/2006

For Obama

18% 4%43% 6%

15%

Against Obama

3156 936

36

Not about Obama

46374256

43

The 2014 Elections

With just under a month until Election Day, Republicans maintain their lead in the generic ballot contest for the House vote. If the election were held today, Republicans hold a six point lead among likely voters in a national vote for their House representative similar to results last month, when the Republicans had a seven point lead. Partisans are each strongly supporting their partys candidate; Republicans have a sizable lead among independents.

Generic Ballot: 2014 Congressional Vote

(Among likely voters)

Totalw/leaners

Republican

46%49%

Democrat

4043

Depends/Not sure

12 5

And registered voters show a preference for Republicans to take control of the Senate this year. 47% of voters say they want the Republican Party to win the Senate, while 42% want the Democrats to win.

Who Would You Like to See Win Control of the Senate?


Republican Party

47%

Democratic Party

42

Dont know

12

37% of voters say they are more enthusiastic about voting this year than in past elections, while 48% are less so. And with less than a month to go before Election Day, Republicans (45%) remain more enthusiastic about voting than Democrats (37%).

Congressional Elections: Enthusiasm about Voting


TotalRepsDemsInds

More

37%45%37%32%

Less

48394952

The same (vol.)13141212

Attention to the midterm election campaign has risen since last month: 30% of voters now say they are paying a lot of attention to the campaign, up from 24% in September. Still, this is lower than four years ago: in October 2010, 35% of voters were paying a lot of attention to the campaign. More Republicans (37%) are paying a lot of attention than Democrats (28%).

Attention to the Campaign


Now9/201410/2010

A lot

30%24%35%

Some

383641

Not much192420

None

1415 5

Political Parties: Strengths and Weaknesses

Voters give the Democratic Party a lead over the Republican Party on caring about the needs and problems of people like themselves. Thats true among both men and women, and voters of all ages.Which Party Cares More About People Like Me?


RepublicanDemocratic

Total voters

34%

50

Men

34%

49

Women

34%

52

Whites

42%

43

Blacks

9%

86

< Age 45

30%

55

45-64

36%

49

65+

40%

45

But when it comes to which party will do a better job handling important issues, the Republicans lead by wide margins, especially on terrorism - as they did in September. The Republican Party has a nine point lead over the Democratic Party on handling the economy, voters top issue.

Issues: Which Party Will Do a Better Job On?


Republican

Democratic

Terrorism

53%

32

The economy

49%

40

Foreign policy

49%

38

Voters choose the economy (34%) as the most important issue in deciding their vote this year. Health care comes in second (17%), closely followed by terrorism (16%). 13% name immigration. Both Republicans and Democrats choose the economy as the top issue.

Most Important Issue in Your Vote


AllRepsDemsInds

Economy

34%31%37%35%

Health care

17 92317

Terrorism

16191514

Immigration

1318 912

Budget deficit

910 9 9

International conflicts

7 7 5 9

The Economy

Evaluations of the economy remain poor; 55% say it is in bad shape, similar to last month. Just 29% say it is improving. There are large partisan differences in these evaluations: 69% of Republicans say the economy is bad, and 32% think it is getting worse. Democrats are much more positive 63% say it is good, and 45% see it as improving.

Evaluations of the Economy

AllRepsDemsInds

Economy is in

Good shape

43%30%63%35%

Bad shape

55693564

Economy is getting

Better

29%13%45%25%

Worse

25321330

Staying the same45544145

Confidence in the Secret Service

Americans show some confidence in one arm of the federal government, the Secret Service but not a lot. In the wake of revelations about the failure of the Secret Service to prevent security breaches, two-thirds of Americans say they are somewhat confident in the agencys ability to protect President Obama and his family from harm, but just 30% say they are very confident.

There is little partisan difference on this: Republicans, Democrats, and independents are all somewhat - but not very confident in the Secret Service. Confident the Secret Service can Protect the Obama Family

Very confident

30%

Somewhat confident

36

Not very confident

20

Not at all confident

11

Direction of the Country

65% of Americans think the country is off on the wrong track; just 29% think it is headed in the right direction.

Direction of the Country

Now

9/2014

Right direction 29%

27%

Wrong track

65

66

Congress: Low Approval Ratings Persist

A month ahead of the midterm elections, Congress job approval rating remains low: just 15% approve and four in five disapprove.

Job Rating of Congress

Now6/2014

5/2014

1/2014

10/201310/2010Approve15%14%

12%

11%

9%

18%Disapprove7878

80

82

85

71The Protests in Hong Kong

Most Americans are not following news about the anti-government protests in Hong Kong very closely. More than six in 10 say they have not read much about the protests against the Chinese governments plan to vet candidates in the 2017 elections in Hong Kong. Just one in 10 says they have heard or read a lot about the story.

Americans are not very optimistic that the protests will bring concessions from the central government. While 25% of Americans think the protests will result in compromise from China and more democracy for Hong Kong, more 45% - think they will result in a crackdown and less democracy. Americans who have heard or read a lot about the story are even more pessimistic 59% think the protests will result in a crackdown.

The Protests in Hong Kong Will Lead to

Total

Heard a lot

Respondents

about protestsCompromise from China/more democracy

25%

33%

Crackdown by China/less democracy

45

59Dont know

29

8_____________________________________________________________________________________This poll was conducted by telephone October 3-6, 2014 among 1,260 adults nationwide, including 1,068 registered voters. The sample size for likely voters is 575. Not all likely voters are assigned the same probability of voting. The error due to sampling for results based on the entire sample could be plus or minus three percentage points. The error for subgroups may be higher. For the samples of registered voters and likely voters, the error due to sampling could be plus or minus four percentage points.

Data collection was conducted on behalf of CBS News and The New York Times by SSRS of Media, PA. Phone numbers were dialed from samples of both standard land-line and cell phones. Interviews were conducted in English and Spanish. This poll release conforms to the Standards of Disclosure of the National Council on Public Polls.

CBS News National Poll

Isis, Midterm Elections, and the President October 3-6, 2014

Q1. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling his job as President?

** TOTAL RESPONDENTS **

TotalRepDemInd

Sep14b

% % % %

%Approve

42 87631

40

Disapprove

50851757

50

Don't know/No answer

9 7 712

10

Q2. Do you feel things in this country are generally going in the right direction or do you feel things have pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track?

Right direction

29 74923

27

Wrong track

65894171

66


6 410 5

7

Q3. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling foreign policy?

Approve

35 96226

34

Disapprove

56833164

58


9 8 811

8

Q4. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling the economy?

Approve

43107335

40

Disapprove

52842361

53


4 6 3 4

7

Q5. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling the threat of terrorism?

Approve

42126836

41

Disapprove

51832656

50


7 5 6 8

9

Q6. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling the situation with ISIS militants in Iraq and Syria?

Approve

40156434

39

Disapprove

51772757

48


8 7 9 9

13

Q7. Blank

Q8. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Congress is handling its job?

Jul14c

Approve

15141913

15

Disapprove

78777481

78


7 8 6 7

7

Q9. Do you approve or disapprove of the way the Republicans in Congress are handling their job?


TotalRepDemInd

Sep14b

% % % %

%Approve

21361021

19

Disapprove

71548471

70


810 6 8

11

Q10. Do you approve or disapprove of the way the Democrats in Congress are handling their job?

Approve

30105619

30

Disapprove

62813772

61


91079

9

Q11. How would you rate the condition of the national economy these days? Is it very good, fairly good, fairly bad or very bad?

Very good

3262

4

Fairly good

40285733

40

Fairly bad

35442241

35

Very bad

20251323

20


2221

1

Q12. Do you think the economy is getting better, getting worse, or staying about the same?

Better

29134525

26

Worse

25321330

26

Same

45544145

46


1*11

1

Q13. How much attention have you been able to pay to the 2014 election campaign a lot, some, not much or no

attention so far?

** REGISTERED VOTERS **

TotalRepDemInd

Sep14b

% % % %

%A lot

30372827

24

Some

38363839

36

Not much

19181620

24

No attention

14 91714

15


* - * 1

1

Q14. How likely is it that you will vote in the 2014 election for Congress in November would you say you will definitely vote, probably vote, probably not vote, or definitely not vote in the election for Congress?Definitely

69747167

68

Probably

22211924

22

Probably not

6 3 6 7

7

Definitely not

2 1 2 1

1

Already voted

* * - -

-


1 * 2 1

1

Q15. If the 2014 election for U.S. House of Representatives were being held today, would you vote for the (Republican) candidate or the (Democratic) candidate in your district?

***** LIKELY VOTERS *****

TotalRepDemInd

Sep14b

% % % %

%

Republican

4690 652

45

Democratic

40 48623

39

Other

2 * 1 3

2

Won't vote

1 - 1 1

1

Depends

5 2 4 7

3


7 4 213

9

Q15/Q16. If the 2014 election for U.S. House of Representatives were being held today, would you vote for the (Republican) candidate or the (Democratic) candidate in your district? (IF DEPENDS/DONT KNOW/NO ANSWER) Well as of today, do you lean more toward the Republican candidate or more toward the Democratic candidate?

* LIKELY VOTERS WITH LEANERS*

Republican

4994 757

49

Democrat

43 49027

42

Other

2 * 1 4

3

Won't Vote

1 - 1 1

1

Depends

2 - * 4

1


3 2 1 6

4

Q17. Compared to previous Congressional elections, this year are you more enthusiastic about voting than usual, or less enthusiastic?


More enthusiastic

37453732

38

Less enthusiastic

48394952

49

Same (Vol.)

13141212

10


2 2 2 3

3

Q18. Which ONE of the following issues will be MOST important in deciding your vote for Congress this November?

The Economy

34313735

38

Health care

17 92317

16

Terrorism

16191514

17

Immigration

1318 912

10

Federal budget deficit

910 9 9

8

International conflicts

7 7 5 9

6

Something else(Vol.)

2 3 * 2

1


3 4 2 3

3

Q19. Do you think of your vote for Congress this fall as a vote (for) Barack Obama, a vote (against) Barack Obama, or don't you think of your vote this fall as being about Barack Obama?

Vote for

18 443 6

18

Vote against

3156 936

29

Not about Barack Obama

46374256

50


4 2 6 3

3Q20. Thinking about this Novembers elections for Congress, overall, would you say you are very enthusiastic, somewhat enthusiastic, not too enthusiastic, or not enthusiastic at all about voting?


TotalRepDemInd

Sep14b

% % % %

%Very enthusiastic

23302517

20

Somewhat enthusiastic

39404138

38

Not too enthusiastic

24232228

28

Not enthusiastic at all

12 61115

13


1 * 2 2

1

Q21. Thinking about the elections this fall, do you want to see the (Republican Party) or the (Democratic Party) win control of the U.S. Senate?Republican Party

4792 951

Democratic Party

42 38628


12 4 421

Q22. BLANK

23. How confident are you that the Secret Service can protect Barack Obama and his family from harm-- very confident, somewhat confident, not very confident, or not at all confident?


Very confident

30283031

Somewhat confident

36343836

Not very confident

20201821

Not at all confident

111212 8


3 5 2 4

Q24. How likely do you think it is that there will be a terrorist attack in the United States within the next few months--very likely, somewhat likely, not very likely, or not at all likely?

Very likely

15191216

16

Somewhat likely

39463041

35

Not very likely

31263628

30

Not at all likely

13 52012

14


3 4 2 2

5

Q25. Regardless of how you usually vote, do you think the (Republican Party) or the (Democratic Party) is more likely to do a better job on the economy?


Sep14bRepublican Party

49881455

49

Democratic Party

40 48130

38

Both (Vol.)

* - 1 *

1

Neither (Vol.)

4 4 1 7

5


6 5 4 9

7

Q26. Regardless of how you usually vote, do you think the (Republican Party) or the (Democratic Party) is more likely to do a better job on U.S. foreign policy?


TotalRepDemInd

Sep14b

% % % %

%Republican Party

49871555

49

Democratic Party

38 67626

37

Both (Vol.)

1 1 1 2

1

Neither (Vol.)

3 1 1 6

4


9 5 611

10

Q27. Regardless of how you usually vote, do you think the (Republican Party) or the (Democratic Party) is more likely to do a better job dealing with terrorism?

Republican Party

53902158

52

Democratic Party

32 36819

31

Both (Vol.)

2 * 2 2

3

Neither (Vol.)

6 3 4 9

6


8 4 612

9

Q29. Regardless of how you usually vote, do you think the (Republican Party) or the (Democratic Party) cares more about the needs and problems of people like yourself?

May14c

Republican Party

3475 336

36

Democratic Party

50129139

46

Both (Vol.)

1 2 * 1

1

Neither (Vol.)

10 9 416

12


4 3 1 7

4

Q30. BLANK

Q31. Do you think Barack Obama has strong qualities of leadership, or not?


Jul14cHas

52208341

50

Doesn't have

46791556

47


2 1 2 3

3

Q32. How much confidence do you have in Barack Obama's ability to handle an international crisis--a lot, some, not much, or none at all?

Sep14b*A lot

2535214

22

Some

30223432

31

Not much

2129728

19

None at all

2347726

27


1*11

1

Wording change: a lot, some, a little, or none at all?Q33. BLANK

Q34. Do you think the policies of the Obama administration have made the United States safer from terrorism, less safe from terrorism, or have the policies of the Obama administration not affected the safety of the United States from terrorism?


TotalRepDemInd

Sep14b

% % % %

%Safer

29 95320

29

Less safe

3664 942

33

No effect

31223434

31


5 5 5 4

7

Q35. A militant group called the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, known as ISIS or ISIL has taken control of some areas in Iraq and Syria and has killed two American journalists. How much have you heard or read about ISIS and their actions a lot, some or not much?

A lot

56565457

48

Some

31353526

33

Not much

12 91115

18

Nothing at all

1 - * 1

2


* - * *

Q36. Do you think the militant group ISIS is a threat to the security of the United States, or not? (IF YES, ASK): Do you think it is a major threat or a minor threat?

Yes, major

61745660

58

Yes, minor

21172320

21

Not a threat

14 61716

16


4 3 5 5

4

Q37. Do you think Barack Obama has a clear plan for dealing with ISIS militants, or not?

Yes, has clear plan

36146028

35

No, does not have clear plan

56823065

55


8 510 7

10

Q38. Do you favor or oppose US airstrikes against ISIS militants in IRAQ?

Favor

73817170

71

Oppose

21142223

21


7 5 7 6

8

Q39. Do you favor or oppose US airstrikes against ISIS militants in SYRIA?

Favor

72807070

69

Oppose

20132123

21


8 7 9 7

9

Q40. Do you favor or oppose the U.S. sending ground troops into Iraq or Syria to fight ISIS militants?

Favor

44583642

39

Oppose

50365851

55

Favor ground troops in Syria only

* - - 1

-

Favor troops in Iraq only

* * - *

-


5 6 5 5

6Q41. Do you think the United States will be able to remove the threat from ISIS militants using airstrikes alone, or do you think ground troops will be necessary in order to remove the threat from ISIS militants?


TotalRepDemInd

% % % %Air strikes alone

21122917

Ground troops will be necessary

65755568


15131615

Q42. How concerned are you that U.S. intervention in Iraq and Syria will lead to a long and costly involvement there very concerned, somewhat concerned, not too concerned or not at all concerned?

Very concerned

53525353

40

Somewhat concerned

34373532

43

Not too concerned

7 7 8 7

12

Not at all concerned

4 4 3 5

4


2 1 2 2

2

Q43. Which comes closest to your view about U.S. airstrikes against ISIS militants in Iraq and Syria (The U.S. is currently at war), or (the U.S is involved in a military action, but it is not at war)?

U.S at war

40483046

Involved in action, but not war

56486751


3 3 3 3

Q44. BLANK

Q45. Do you think (it is necessary for Congress to approve military action against ISIS militants in Syria), or do you think (President Obama has the authority to take military action against ISIS militants in Syria without getting approval of Congress)?

Needs congressional approval

62734766

Can act without approval

33244629


5 3 7 5

Q46. Congress is currently in recess and will return after the November midterm elections. Do you think Congress should return to Washington now and debate the issue of U.S. military action against ISIS, or dont you think this is necessary?

Should

80847482

Should not

17142315


3 2 2 3

Q47.How would you rate the job Barack Obama has done in assessing the threat posed by ISIS militants in the past few months?

Excellent

8 219 3

Good

24113721

Fair

34323333

Poor

3150 839


4 4 3 4

Q48. How would you rate the job Congress has done in assessing the threat posed by ISIS militants in the past few months?


TotalRepDemInd

% % % %Excellent

4 3 6 2

Good

13141411

Fair

43424939

Poor

34332542


6 8 5 7

Q49. How would you rate the job U.S. intelligence agencies have done in assessing the threat posed by ISIS militants in the past few months?

Excellent

91012 7

Good

31303329

Fair

36363638

Poor

16151318


7 9 6 8

Q50. BLANK

Q51.How much have you heard or read about the anti-government protests in Hong Kong? Have you heard or read a lot, some, or not much?

A lot

11 91012

Some

27302726

Not much

54565550

Nothing

8 5 811


* - * *

Q52. Do you think the anti-government protests in Hong Kong will lead to (compromise from the Chinese government and more democracy for Hong Kong) or (a crackdown by the Chinese government and less democracy for Hong Kong)?

Compromise and more democracy

25222923

Crackdown and less democracy

45474347

No change

1 2 1 *


29292730

Unweighted

WeightedTotal Respondents1,260

Total Republicans 311

276

Total Democrats 379

408

Total Independents 515

510Total Registered Voters1,068

973

Total Likely Voters

57516

Oct14a All Combined

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