Colorado Education Tax Increase Survey (5/6/13)

Louisville, CO – Magellan Strategies today released the results of a survey of likely November 2013 Colorado voters.  The survey measures voter support for different plans to raise taxes to increase funding for education in Colorado.  The survey interviewed 675 respondents using both landline and cell phone sample on April 24th and 25th.  The primary focus of this survey was to measure voter support for increasing taxes to fund education in Colorado among likely 2013 general election voters.

Currently, there are several ballot initiative proposals being considered by the State Title Board and this survey attempts to measure voter support for some of those tax increase proposals.   With that in mind, the survey finds that half of likely November 2013 Colorado voters do support the “idea” of increasing taxes to fund education, but a larger majority oppose raising or adjusting the state income tax to reach that goal. It is clear that when respondents are educated with specific details of the tax increase proposals and the dollar amount that would be raised, voter support quickly evaporates.

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Colorado Education Tax Increase Survey Press Release 050613

Colorado Education Tax Increase Survey Crosstabs 050313

 

 

 

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Magellan Strategies 2012 Post-Election Survey Memorandum (12/6/12)

Louisville, CO – Magellan Strategies today released a public memorandum that reviews their internal survey work from the 2012 election cycle. The document shares insights to adjustments that we made during the cycle to improve the accuracy of our surveys. The intent of the memorandum is to provide political professionals and observers with information about how Magellan Strategies conducted its survey research in the 2012 election.   Any questions regarding the memorandum can be directed to David Flaherty at 303-861-8585 or by email at dflaherty@magellanstrategies.com.

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Magellan Strategies 2012 Internal Survey Research Summary Memorandum 120612

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Fillmore California Issues Survey Updated Release (9/24/12)

NEW POLLING DATA ON FILLMORE RELEASED

All Open Ended Question Information Now Available

 

September 24, 2012 – Today Magellan Strategies, at the request of Fillmore based political action group “Communities Building Together” released the verbatim responses to the question, “In your own words, what is the top priority that you think the Fillmore City Council and Mayor should be addressing the most?” from a survey conducted by Magellan Strategies among Fillmore likely voters between August 28th and September 3rd, 2012.

“We are releasing this information to dispel accusations that the questions and methodology of this professionally conducted survey were misleading in any way misleading,” said Roger Campbell of Communities Building Together.  “Our goal in commissioning this survey was to get a real sense of what the people of Fillmore think about their city government and understand the issues that matter,” added Campbell.

The following aggregated results to that question were posted on the Magellan web site and were made available to the public on September 11th.   Those results identified that top four issues of concern to the public are the city budget (31%), jobs & the economy (24%), the cost of water (21%) and city staffing issues (12%).

“Public dissatisfaction with the City Council’s performance is clearly high,” said Campbell.  “We felt it only appropriate to let the public and all candidates running for office see the unedited results from this question so they know that people are not happy and that something has got to change,” Campbell added.

“The survey shows that Fillmore voters have serious concerns about the performance of their City Council,” said David Flaherty, CEO of Magellan Strategies. “Fillmore voters desire change in government leadership and how city services are prioritized and provided.”   “Our polling is accurate and it is clear that voters would like to see Fillmore go in a new direction,” commented Flaherty.

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Magellan City of Fillmore California Issues Survey Verbatim Responses Press Release 092412

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Fillmore California Issues Survey (9/11/12)

Louisville, CO – Today Magellan Strategies, a national public opinion research firm, released results of a survey of 240 likely general election voters in the City of Fillmore, California. The survey tested a variety of community-based questions, including what voters consider to be priorities the Fillmore City Council should be addressing. The survey was commissioned by Communities Building Together, Inc.

“The survey shows that Fillmore voters believe their community and their City Council can do better,” said David Flaherty, CEO of Magellan Strategies. “Fillmore voters desire change in government leadership and how city services are prioritized and provided.” The survey finds that a majority of respondents – across all demographics – are dissatisfied with the City of Fillmore Council. Among all respondents, only 31 percent approve of the job they are doing and 52 percent disapprove. Top issues for voters include the budget, the cost of water, growing the economy, attracting businesses, and creating jobs.

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Magellan City of Fillmore California Issues Survey Press Release 091112

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Arizona General Election Survey (5/3/12)

Louisville, CO – Magellan Strategies today released the results of an automated survey of 909 likely Arizona general election voters.  The survey was commissioned by Arizona political consulting firm DC London, Inc.  The survey was fielded on April 30th, May 1st, and May 2nd, and has a margin of error of 3.25% at the 95 percent confidence interval.  The survey measures voter opinion among a wide array of issues and election contests, including the Presidential and US Senate match-ups.

The media has indicated recently that Arizona is in play for the 2012 Presidential election.  In the 2008 election President Obama won 45% of the vote to John McCain’s 54%, a margin of 9%.  This survey finds a similar spread among likely 2012 general election voters in Arizona, with 52% supporting Mitt Romney, 43% supporting Barack Obama and 5% responding undecided.

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Magellan Arizona General Election Survey Press Release 050312

Magellan Arizona General Election Survey Crosstabs Release 050312

 

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Nebraska US Senate General Election Survey (1/15/12)

Louisville, CO – Magellan Strategies today released the results of an automated survey of 675 likely Nebraska general election voters.  The survey was fielded on January 10th and 11th, and has a margin of error of 3.77% at the 95 percent confidence interval.  The survey looks at the strength of former Democrat Senator Bob Kerrey in ballot tests with Attorney General Jon Bruning and Treasurer Don Stenberg.  The survey also includes ballot tests of potential Democrat candidates State Representative Steve Lathrop, and former Lt. Governor Kim Robak.

Bob Kerrey’s high water mark of support is 40% in ballot tests that include Jon Bruning and Don Stenberg.  Among all respondents, 43% have a favorable opinion of Bob Kerrey, 43% have an unfavorable opinion of him, and 11% have no opinion.  At this time, regardless of who Bob Kerrey runs against, he trails both Republican candidates.

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Nebraska US Senate Survey Press Release 011512

Nebraska US Senate General Election Survey Topline Results 011512

Nebraska US Senate General Election Survey Crosstabs 011512

Nebraska US Senate General Election Survey Presentation 011512

 

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New Hampshire 2012 Republican Presidential Primary Survey (1/2/12)

Magellan Strategies and NHJournal.com today released the results of a New Hampshire automated voice recorded survey of 648 likely Republican primary voters, and independent voters that are likely to vote in the Republican Presidential primary.  The survey was commissioned by NHJournal.com.  The survey finds Mitt Romney well ahead of all challengers, with a 19 point lead on Ron Paul, 40% to 19% respectively, and a 28 point lead on the rest of the field, 40% to 12% respectively.  New Hampshire is setting up to be a big momentum state for the Romney Campaign on January 10th.  New Hampshire primary voters in the past have produced some surprise winners but currently that does not appear to be the case in 2012.

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NH 2012 GOP Presidential Primary Survey Press Release 123011

NH 2012 GOP Presidential Primary Survey Topline Results 123011

NH 2012 GOP Presidential Primary Survey Crosstabs 123011

NH 2012 Republican Presidential Primary Survey Presentation 123011

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Nebraska 2012 US Senate General Election Survey (11/28/11)

Magellan Strategies today released the results of an automated survey of 645 likely 2012 Nebraska general election voters fielded on November 20th and 21st.  The survey measured image ratings and ballot tests of incumbent Democrat Senator Ben Nelson, and Republican candidates Jon Bruning, Don Stenberg, and Deb Fischer.  The survey also included Republican Governor Dave Heineman, although he announced in November of 2010 that he would not be a candidate for the US Senate in 2012.

Among the three announced Republican candidates tested in the survey, Attorney General Jon Bruning is currently the strongest candidate to face Ben Nelson, with 45% supporting Jon Bruning and 39% supporting Ben Nelson, and 16% of respondents undecided.   The Nelson-Stenberg ballot test is a statistical tie, with Don Stenberg leading Ben Nelson by one point, 41% to 40% respectively.  Ben Nelson leads State Senator Deb Fischer by 6 points, 41% to 35% respectively.

The strongest Republican candidate that is not in the US Senate race is Governor Dave Heineman.  In this hypothetical matchup the survey finds Dave Heineman leading Ben Nelson by 18 points, 51% to 33% respectively.   Dave Heineman is the only Republican candidate tested that wins a plurality of independent voters.

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NE 2012 US Senate General Election Survey Press Release 112811

NE 2012 US Senate General Election Survey Topline Results 112811

NE 2012 US Senate General Election Survey Crosstabs 112811

NE 2012 US Senate General Election Survey Presentation 112811

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New Hampshire 2012 Republican Presidential Primary Survey (11/18/11)

Magellan Strategies and NHJournal.com today released the results of a New Hampshire landline autodial survey of 746 likely Republican primary voters, and independent voters that are likely to vote in the 2012 Republican Presidential primary.  The survey was commissioned by NHJournal.com.

The survey finds the New Hampshire Republican Presidential primary becoming competitive with Mitt Romney leading Newt Gingrich 29% to 27%, respectively.  The strongest “Mitt-alternative” candidates in New Hampshire so far have been Rick Perry in August (18% support) and Herman Cain in October (20% support).  Now we find Newt Gingrich breaking the 20% ceiling with 27% support. With seven weeks remaining before the New Hampshire primary, political observers will be closely watching to see if Newt Gingrich can keep the race competitive.

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New Hampshire 2012 GOP Presidential Primary Survey Release 111811

New Hampshire 2012 GOP Presidential Primary Survey Topline Results 111811

New Hampshire 2012 GOP Presidential Primary Survey Crosstab Results 111811

New Hampshire 2012 GOP Presidential Primary Survey Presentation 111811

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Arizona 2012 US Senate Republican Primary Survey (11/16/11)

Magellan Strategies today released the results of an automated landline phone survey of 722 likely 2012 Arizona Republican primary voters and independent voters that intend to vote in the Republican primary. At this early stage in the primary election, Congressman Jeff Flake leads likely challengers by 44 points with 52%, and 31% responding they definitely intend to vote for him. The generic “some other candidate” has 8%, businessman Will Cardon has 4%, and radio host Clair Van Steenwyk has 2%. Businessman Doug McKee and former Youngstown Mayor Bryan Hackbarth have 1% and 32% responded as undecided.

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AZ 2012 US Senate Republican Primary Election Survey Press Release 111611

AZ 2012 US Senate Republican Primary Election Survey Topline Results 111611

AZ 2012 US Senate Republican Primary Election Survey Crosstabs 111611

AZ 2012 US Senate Republican Primary Election Survey Presentation 111611

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Ohio Issue 2 and Issue 3 Post General Election Survey (11/16/11)

Louisville, CO – Magellan Strategies today released the results of an automated landline phone survey of 623 Ohio voters that participated in the 2011 general election. Last Tuesday’s ballot issues in Ohio presented voters with an opportunity to voice their opinions on two issues that will likely be at the forefront of the 2012 election cycle: limiting the collective bargaining rights of state employee unions and Obamacare. Sixty one percent of voters supported the repeal of Senate Bill 5, and 66% supported a constitutional amendment that allows Ohioans to “opt -out” of the new federal health care reform law.

What do these results mean for President Obama’s chances of holding Ohio in 2012? Were the Issue 2 NO voters and Issue 3 YES voters intending to send a message to the President in support or opposition of these policy issues? The Issue 2 and Issue 3 results mean that Ohio will remain a toss-up state in the 2012 Presidential election. The survey finds Democrat and Republican core constituencies’ crossing over and voting for issues that political observers would not expect to see. Among respondents that voted NO on Issue 2, 37% voted YES on Issue 3, and 39% of Issue 3 YES respondents voted NO on Issue 2.

Was the Issue 2 victory a resounding message of support for President Obama? Not necessarily, with only 29% of Issue 2 NO voters responding that President Obama’s involvement was either extremely or very important when making their decision to vote NO on Issue 2. It appears repealing Senate Bill 5 was more about rejecting a law that 61% of Ohioans disagreed with, and less about the President.

In comparison, among Issue 3 YES voters, 44% responded that President Obama’s involvement in the new federal health care law was either extremely or very important when making their decision. Ohio still remains a battleground in the 2012 Presidential election, and both the Obama Campaign and the Republican nominee will be fighting hard to win the state. It is very important to note that the survey results are among voters that voted in the 2011 general election, not likely 2012 general election voters.

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Ohio 2011 Post General Election Survey Press Release 111611

Ohio 2011 Post General Election Survey Topline Results 111511

Ohio 2011 Post General Election Survey Crosstabs 111511

Ohio 2011 Post General Election Survey Presentation 111511

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Nevada 2012 Republican Presidential Caucus Survey (10/24/11)

Louisville, CO – Magellan Strategies today released the results of an autodial survey of 673 likely Nevada Republican Presidential caucus goers. The survey finds Mitt Romney leading Herman Cain by 12 points, 38% to 26% respectively, and Newt Gingrich third with 16%. The rest of the field shows Ron Paul with 7%, Rick Perry with 5%, Michele Bachmann with 2%, Rick Santorum with 1%, Jon Huntsman with 1%, and “some other candidate” with 1%. Three percent of respondents are undecided.

Since our last survey at the end of August, Mitt Romney has increased his overall support by 14 points from 24% to 38%. Looking at the ballot test by voter subgroup, we find Mitt Romney with very large margins among women (+22), seniors (+18), and not surprisingly Mormon voters (+67). Among all respondents, 16% identified themselves as Mormon. The race is much tighter among male voters (Romney +2), self-identified Tea Party members (Romney -2) and voters that did not vote in the 2008 Nevada GOP Presidential Caucus (Romney -1). We consider the latter two populations “Sharon Angle” voters, and if Mitt Romney can remain competitive among these two groups he will be in a strong position to win.

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NV 2012 Republican Presidential Caucus Survey Release 102411

NV 2012 Republican Presidential Caucus Survey Topline Results 102411

NV 2012 Republican Presidential Caucus Survey Crosstabs 102411

NV 2012 Republican Presidential Caucus Survey Presentation 102411


 

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New Hampshire 2012 Republican Presidential Primary Survey (10/14/11)

Magellan Strategies and NHJournal.com today released the results of a New Hampshire landline autodial survey of 736 likely Republican primary voters, and independent voters that are likely to vote in the 2012 Republican Presidential primary.  The survey was commissioned by NHJournal.com.  

Since our last survey in mid-August the Republican Presidential field has had the opportunity to introduce themselves to voters in five televised debates and spend time campaigning in New Hampshire.  The ballot test has changed in the past two months, with positive movement among primary voters for Herman Cain (+17%) and moderate movement for Mitt Romney (+5%).  Incremental positive movement is also evident for Jon Huntsman (+3%) and Newt Gingrich (+4%).  Candidates that have lost support include Rick Perry (-16%), Michele Bachmann (-6%), and Ron Paul (-4%).

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Magellan New Hampshire 2012 GOP Presidential Primary Survey Release 101411

New Hampshire 2012 GOP Presidential Primary Survey Topline Results 101411

New Hampshire 2012 GOP Presidential Primary Survey Crosstabs 101411

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Pennsylvania 2012 General Election Survey (9/19/11)

Magellan Strategies today released the results of an autodial survey of 702 likely 2012 Pennsylvania general election voters. 

The survey finds Barack Obama comfortably leading potential Republican challengers Mitt Romney by 10 points (50% to 40%) and Rick Perry by 15 points (52% to 37%).  The President has solid support among voters that overwhelmingly backed him in 2008, including women, voters aged 18 to 34, and self-described moderate voters.  It is clear from this survey that those key voting subgroups are still very much with him.  Despite this good news for Barack Obama, the mood of these voters is pessimistic, with 62% of women, 64% of self-described moderates, and 54% of voters 18 to 34 feeling things in the country are on the wrong track.  It remains to be seen if the eventual Republican nominee can appeal to these voters after the primary.    

With that said, it should be noted that Pennsylvania is very tough ground for any Republican Presidential candidate, with statewide voter registration at 51% Democrat, 37% Republican and 12% independent/other.  Although Pennsylvania has elected many Republican candidates to statewide office, the last time a Republican Presidential candidate carried the state was in 1988.                 

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Pennsylvania 2012 General Election Survey Release 091911

Pennsylvania 2012 General Election Survey Topline Results 091911

Pennsylvania 2012 General Election Survey Crosstabs 091911

Pennsylvania 2012 General Election Survey Presentation 091911 

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North Carolina 2012 General Election Survey (9/12/11)

CORRECTION TO CROSSTABS AS OF 4:42EST, SEPTEMBER 12TH , 2011

Our initial set of crosstabs this morning contained an error in the “Other” column under the ”RACE” tabs.  The initial set of crosstabs showed the same number of BLACK respondents (194), in the OTHER column within the RACE category.  This errror has been corrected, and the tabs now show  the correct number of OTHER respondents as 18.  THIS ERROR CORRECTION DOES NOT CHANGE THE RESPONSE PERCENTAGES FOR ANY QUESTION IN THE SURVEY.  The error only reflected an incorrect number of respondents for “other” responses within the race category.  Any further questions regarding this error should be directed to David Flaherty at 303-861-8585 or dflaherty@magellanstrategies.com.   

Magellan Strategies today released the results of an autodial survey of 923 likely 2012 North Carolina general election voters.  The survey finds likely 2012 North Carolina voters in a very pessimistic mood, with 70% thinking the country is off on the wrong track, and only 23% thinking things are headed in the right direction.  Independent voters feel slightly worse than all respondents, with only 13% believing that things are headed in the right direction.

The Obama-Romney ballot test finds Barack Obama leading Mitt Romney by 2 points, 45% to 43% respectively, a statistical tie.  Looking at the results by major voter subgroup, we see Barack Obama doing well among female voters and very well among African-American voters.  Mitt Romney is doing well among seniors, independents, voters aged 18 to 34, and white voters.

The Obama-Perry ballot test finds Barack Obama leading Rick Perry by 5 points, with 48% of respondents supporting the President, and 43% supporting Rick Perry.    

The Perdue-McCrory ballot test finds Pat McCrory leading Governor Perdue by 1 point, a statistical tie, with 44% of respondents supporting Pat McCrory, and 43%, supporting Beverly Perdue.  Pat McCrory is doing well among independents, voters aged 18-34 and white voters, and Beverly Perdue does well among African American voters.

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North Carolina 2012 General Election Survey Release 091211

North Carolina 2012 General Election Survey Topline Results 091211

North Carolina 2012 General Election Survey Crosstabs 091211

North Carolina 2012 General Election Survey Presentation 091211 

 

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New York 9th Congressional District Special Election Survey (9/6/11)

Baton Rouge, LA – Magellan Strategies BR today released the survey results of an automated survey of 2,055 likely voters in New York’s 9th Congressional District.  The survey was conducted September 1st, 2011 and has a margin of error of 2.16%.

The survey finds Republican Bob Turner leading Democrat David Weprin by 4 points (Turner 44.6%/Weprin 40.4%/Hoeppner 3.2%/undecided 11.8%).  Ballot intensity benefits Turner with 35.8% of the respondents definitely voting for Turner while only 28.3% of respondents definitely voting for Weprin. 

Both candidates have comparable name recognition (Turner 89% name recognition/Weprin 88% name recognition).   However, Turner’s image is 37% favorable to 23.8% unfavorable, while Weprin’s image is 29.8% favorable to 34.5% unfavorable.     

Turner leads Weprin despite the fact that Democrats have almost a 5 point lead on the generic ballot.   However, President Obama’s job approval suffers (36% approve/52% disapprove/13% no opinion).

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Magellan BR NY-CD09 Survey Press Release 090611

Magellan BR NY-CD09 Survey Topline Results 090611

Magellan BR NY-CD09 Survey Crosstabs 090611

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Nevada 2012 Republican Presidential Caucus Survey (9/2/11)

Magellan Strategies today released the results of an autodial survey of 631 likely 2012 Nevada Republican Presidential caucus attendees.  The survey finds Rick Perry leading Mitt Romney by 5 points.  Among all voters, Rick Perry has 29% support and Mitt Romney has 24% support.  The rest of the Republican field rounds out with Herman Cain with 7%, Michele Bachmann with 6%,  Ron Paul with 6%, Newt Gingrich with 5%, Rick Santorum and Jon Huntsman with 1% each, the generic “other candidate” with 2%, and 19% are undecided.

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Nevada 2012 Republican Presidential Caucus Survey Release 090211

Nevada 2012 Republican Presidential Caucus Survey Topline Results 090111

Nevada 2012 Republican Presidential Caucus Survey Crosstabs 090111

Nevada 2012 Republican Presidential Caucus Survey Presentation 090111


 

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South Carolina 2012 Republican Presidential Primary Survey (8/26/11)

Magellan Strategies today released the results of an autodial survey of 637 likely 2012 Republican primary voters in South Carolina.  The survey finds Rick Perry leading Mitt Romney by 11 points.  Among all voters, Rick Perry has 31%, Mitt Romney has 20%, and Michele Bachmann is third with 14%.  The rest of the Republican field rounds out with Herman Cain with 9%, Newt Gingrich with 5%, Ron Paul and the “Other Candidate” with 4%, Rick Santorum and Jon Huntsman with 2%, and 9% undecided.

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South Carolina 2012 GOP Presidential Primary Survey Release 082611

South Carolina 2012 GOP Presidential Primary Survey Topline Results 082611

South Carolina 2012 GOP Presidential Primary Survey Crosstabs 082611

South Carolina 2012 GOP Presidential Primary Survey Presentation 082611

 

 

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Iowa 2012 Republican Presidential Caucus Survey (8/25/11)

Magellan Strategies today released the results of an autodial survey of 676 likely 2012 Iowa Republican Presidential Caucus voters.  The survey finds Rick Perry leading Michele Bachmann by 2 points, a statistical tie.  Among all voters, Rick Perry has 24%, Michele Bachmann has 22% and Mitt Romney is a close third with 19%.  The rest of the Republican field rounds out with Ron Paul with 9%, Herman Cain with 6%, Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich with 4%, “Other Candidate” with 3%, Jon Huntsman with 1%, and 8% undecided.

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Iowa 2012 Republican Presidential Caucus Survey Release 082511

Iowa 2012 Presidential Republican Caucus Survey Topline Results 082511

Iowa 2012 Republican Presidential Caucus Survey Crosstabs 082511

Iowa 2012 Republican Presidential Caucus Survey Presentation 082511

 

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Florida 2012 General Election Survey (8/23/11)

Magellan Data and Mapping Strategies today released the results of an autodial survey of 723 likely 2012 general election voters in Florida, fielded August 16th, 17th and 18th.  This survey finds an electorate in a sour mood with only 20% of respondents thinking things in the country are headed in the right direction, and 72% thinking things are off on the wrong track.  These numbers should be alarming for all incumbents, regardless of party.

Barack Obama and his team have a lot of work to do with Florida voters to hold on to the state’s 29 electoral votes in 2012.  The survey asked three questions to measure voter opinion of the President, including image rating, job approval and re-elect rating.  The findings of all three questions show the President in “net-negative” territory among all voters and key voter subgroup constituencies. 

This survey tested the image ratings of three Republican Presidential candidates, Mitt Romney, Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry.  None of the three Republican Presidential candidates have strong image ratings at this time.  Among all respondents, 38% have a favorable opinion of Mitt Romney and 40% have an unfavorable opinion, and 20% have heard of Mitt Romney but do not have an opinion of him.  Rick Perry’s image rating shows 33% having a favorable opinion of him, 30% having an unfavorable opinion, and 28% having heard of him but do not have an opinion of him.  Michele Bachmann’s image rating is upside down by 10 points, with 33% having a favorable opinion of her, 43% having an unfavorable opinion, and 19% having heard of her but do not have an opinion.  

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Magellan Florida 2012 General Election Survey Release 082311

Magellan Florida 2012 General Election Survey Topline Results 082311

Magellan Florida 2012 General Election Survey Crosstabs 082311

Magellan Florida 2012 General Election Survey Presentation 082311

 

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New Hampshire 2012 Republican Presidential Primary Survey (8/17/11)

Magellan Data and Mapping Strategies and NHJournal.com today released a New Hampshire autodial survey of 613 likely Republican primary voters, and independent voters that are likely to vote in the 2012 Republican Presidential primary.  The survey finds Mitt Romney maintaining a solid 18 point lead in New Hampshire with 36% support, followed by Rick Perry with 18%, and Ron Paul with 14%.   Michele Bachmann rounds out the top tier with 10% support.

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NH 2012 GOP Presidential Primary Survey Release 081811

NH 2012 Republican Primary Survey Crosstabs 081711

NH 2012 Republican Primary Survey Topline Results 081711

NH 2012 Republican Primary Survey Presentation 081711

 

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Wisconsin Senate District 18 Recall Election Survey (8/5/11)

Magellan Strategies Baton Rouge today released the survey results of an autodial survey of 1,433 voters in Wisconsin Senate District 18. The survey was conducted August 4, 2011.

The survey finds the race statistically tied. Republican Randy Hopper is currently polling 47.5%, while Democrat Jessica King is polling 50%. The electorate is extremely polarized.  Of the 47.5% Hopper is polling, 46.1% is definitely supporting Hopper and of the 50% King is polling, 48.1% is definitely supporting King.

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WI Senate District 18 Recall Election Survey Release 080511

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Montana 2012 Governor Republican Primary Survey (7/28/11)

Magellan Data and Mapping Strategies today released the results of an autodial survey of 676 likely 2012 Montana Republican primary voters.  The survey finds former two term Congressman Rick Hill with 24%, former State Senator Ken Miller with 13%, former State Senator Corey Stapleton with 5%, businessman Neil Livingstone with 3%, and Chouteau County Commissioner Jim O’Hara with 3%, and 52% undecided. Among senior voters (65 or older), which we project to be 37% of the total primary vote, Rick Hill leads Ken Miller by 11 points, 26% to 15%.  It is no surprise that half, 52%, of respondents are undecided at this very early stage of the campaign.

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 MT 2012 Republican Governor Primary Survey Press Release 072811

MT 2012 Republican Governor Primary Survey Topline Results 072811

MT 2012 Republican Governor Primary Survey Crosstabs 072811

MT 2012 Republican Governor Primary Survey Presentation 072911

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New Mexico 2012 US Senate Democrat Primary Survey (7/19/11)

Magellan Data and Mapping Strategies today released the results of an autodial survey of 636 likely 2012 New Mexico Democrat primary voters.  This is our first look at the Democrat primary field in New Mexico.  The ballot test shows Congressman Martin Heinrich with 52% support, State Auditor Hector Balderas with 19%, Andres Valdez with 4% and 25% of voters are undecided.  Among Hispanic voters that contribute 43% of all respondents, Martin Heinrich leads Hector Balderas 45% to 27%, with 24% undecided.    The political ideology of the respondents was 17% conservative, 45% moderate and 30% liberal.  Within those voter subgroups we find Hector Balderas doing better among conservative Democrats and Martin Heinrich doing well among liberal Democrats.

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NM 2012 US Senate Democrat Primary Survey Release 071911

NM 2012 US Senate Democrat Primary Survey Topline Results 071811

NM 2012 US Senate Democrat Primary Survey Crosstabs 071811

NM 2012 US Senate Democrat Primary Survey Presentation 071811

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New Mexico 2012 US Senate Republican Primary Survey (7/19/11)

Magellan Data and Mapping Strategies today released the results of an autodial survey of 799 likely 2012 New Mexico Republican primary voters.  The current ballot test shows Heather Wilson leading by 35 points with 56% support followed by Lt. Governor John Sanchez with 21%, Greg Sowards with 5%, and Bill English with 2% with 15% undecided.  Heather Wilson has dropped 3% since our poll in late April when she had 59% of support, but she still maintains a significant lead over the rest of the field.  Among the 47% of respondents that are self-described Tea Party voters Heather Wilson leads by 29 points, and among conservative voters she leads by 29 points.  Among moderate voters, she leads by a whopping 60 points.  Among all respondents 78% identified themselves as conservative in their political views and 19% percent as moderate. 

It should be noted that it is still very early in this race, and the candidates are raising money, building support and not spending significant dollars on getting their message out.  It should also be noted that our last survey in April John Sanchez had not formally entered the race.  Since announcing his candidacy he has improved by 4 points from 17% to 21% support.  Greg Sowards has increased 3 points from 2% to 5%, and this is the first time we included Bill English in the ballot test survey.

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NM 2012 US Senate Republican Primary Survey Release 071911

NM 2012 US Senate Republican Primary Survey Topline Results 071811

NM 2012 US Senate Republican Primary Survey Crosstabs 071811

NM 2012 US Senate Republican Primary Survey Presentation 071911

 

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