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Source: Wisconsin Policy Research Institute (url)
* = Incumbent Doyle (D) has 12 point advantage over Green (R) By: MLEFLO1 (O-IL) - 2006-06-23 @ 07:29:53 Question: If the election for Wisconsin Governor were held today between Mark Green for the Republicans and Jim Doyle for the Democrats (ROTATE), for whom would you likely vote? 49% Jim Doyle 37% Mark Green 14% Undecided About this Poll This study of 600 Wisconsin residents was conducted by telephone between June 18 and June 19, 2006. A total of 600 Wisconsin residents were interviewed. The survey has a margin of error of plus or minus 4% for percentages of the whole sample. For a percentage near 50%, for example, this means that repeated samples would produce results between 47% and 53%, 95 times out of 100. This study was commissioned by the Wisconsin Policy Research Institute, Inc. The Institute was founded in 1987, and its mandate is to examine issues of public policy facing Wisconsin, using a nonpartisan approach. Dr. Michael LaVelle, President of Diversified Research, a nationally known survey research company supervised the project. Dr. LaVelle has a Ph.D. and has taught statistics and social research methods at the university level. He has been President of Diversified Research since 1982 and has over thirty years experience in survey research. Login to Post Comments |
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