Friday, January 14, 2011

Poll Watch: McClatchy-Marist 2012 Presidential Survey

McClatchy-Marist 2012 Presidential Survey
  • Barack Obama 50% (47%)
  • Mike Huckabee 38% (43%)
  • Barack Obama 51% (44%)
  • Mitt Romney 38% (46%)
  • Barack Obama 56% (52%)
  • Sarah Palin 30% (40%)
Among Democrats
  • Barack Obama 87% (81%)
  • Mitt Romney 8% (11%)
  • Barack Obama 88% (83%)
  • Mike Huckabee 7% (10%)
  • Barack Obama 89% (85%)
  • Sarah Palin 6% (11%)
Among Republicans
  • Mike Huckabee 81% (86%)
  • Barack Obama 8% (7%)
  • Mitt Romney 81% (87%)
  • Barack Obama 10% (6%)
  • Sarah Palin 66% (78%)
  • Barack Obama 16% (12%)
Among Independents
  • Barack Obama 45% (42%)
  • Mike Huckabee 40% (40%)
  • Barack Obama 47% (39%)
  • Mitt Romney 37% (47%)
  • Barack Obama 57% (52%)
  • Sarah Palin 29% (35%)
Among Moderates
  • Barack Obama 57% (53%)
  • Mitt Romney 30% (38%)
  • Barack Obama 56% (55%)
  • Mike Huckabee 29% (31%)
  • Barack Obama 69% (68%)
  • Sarah Palin 17% (26%)
Among Conservatives
  • Mike Huckabee 68% (67%)
  • Barack Obama 23% (25%)
  • Mitt Romney 65% (67%)
  • Barack Obama 24% (23%)
  • Sarah Palin 58% (64%)
  • Barack Obama 28% (26%)
Among Liberals
  • Barack Obama 85% (78%)
  • Mitt Romney 8% (13%)
  • Barack Obama 85% (80%)
  • Mike Huckabee 7% (10%)
  • Barack Obama 85% (83%)
  • Sarah Palin 7% (13%)
Among Men
  • Barack Obama 47% (44%)
  • Mitt Romney 41% (47%)
  • Barack Obama 47% (49%)
  • Mike Huckabee 41% (42%)
  • Barack Obama 52% (53%)
  • Sarah Palin 35% (40%)
Among Women
  • Barack Obama 52% (44%)
  • Mike Huckabee 36% (43%)
  • Barack Obama 54% (44%)
  • Mitt Romney 36% (44%)
  • Barack Obama 60% (50%)
  • Sarah Palin 27% (39%)
Northeast
  • Barack Obama 53% (53%)
  • Mike Huckabee 30% (37%)
  • Barack Obama 54% (49%)
  • Mitt Romney 30% (43%)
  • Barack Obama 59% (58%)
  • Sarah Palin 22% (36%)
Midwest
  • Barack Obama 54% (47%)
  • Mitt Romney 38% (43%)
  • Barack Obama 55% (47%)
  • Mike Huckabee 38% (42%)
  • Barack Obama 63% (52%)
  • Sarah Palin 27% (39%)
South
  • Barack Obama 46% (42%)
  • Mike Huckabee 43% (49%)
  • Barack Obama 49% (36%)
  • Mitt Romney 40% (53%)
  • Barack Obama 52% (45%)
  • Sarah Palin 35% (47%)
West
  • Barack Obama 48% (50%)
  • Mitt Romney 42% (38%)
  • Barack Obama 47% (48%)
  • Mike Huckabee 38% (36%)
  • Barack Obama 54% (58%)
  • Sarah Palin 32% (32%)
Do you approve or disapprove of the job Barack Obama is doing as president?
  • Approve 48% (42%)
  • Disapprove 43% (50%)
Among Democrats
  • Approve 84% (74%)
  • Disapprove 9% (21%)
Among Republicans
  • Approve 9% (7%)
  • Disapprove 83% (87%)
Among Independents
  • Approve 44% (39%)
  • Disapprove 44% (52%)
Overall, do you have a favorable or  an unfavorable impression of Barack Obama? 
  • Favorable 53%
  • Unfavorable 40% 
Among Democrats
  • Favorable 85% 
  • Unfavorable 9% 
Among Republicans
  • Favorable 14% 
  • Unfavorable 76% 
Among Independents
  • Favorable 53%
  • Unfavorable 42%
Do you consider yourself to be a supporter of the Tea Party Movement?
  • Strongly support Tea Party 9% (10%)
  • Support Tea Party 20% (19%)
  • Do not support Tea Party 63% (62%)
Among Democrats
  • Strongly support Tea Party 2% (1%)
  • Support Tea Party 9% (6%)
  • Do not support Tea Party 83% (87%)
Among Republicans
  • Strongly support Tea Party 17% (21%)
  • Support Tea Party 30% (34%)
  • Do not support Tea Party 42% (34%)
Among Independents
  • Strongly support Tea Party 9% (12%)
  • Support Tea Party 23% (18%)
  • Do not support Tea Party 60% (62%)
The Republicans have control of the House of Representatives. Which comes 
closer to your view about what you think should happen: 
  • The Republicans should compromise with the Democrats & President Obama to get things done. 71%
  • The Republicans should stand firm on their positions even if it means things don't get done. 23%
Among Democrats
  • The Republicans should compromise with the Democrats & President Obama to get things done. 92%
  • The Republicans should stand firm on their positions even if it means things don't get done. 6%
Among Republicans
  • The Republicans should compromise with the Democrats & President Obama to get things done. 46%
  • The Republicans should stand firm on their positions even if it means things don't get done. 47%
Among Independents
  • The Republicans should compromise with the Democrats & President Obama to get things done. 73%
  • The Republicans should stand firm on their positions even if it means things don't get done. 23%
Which one of the following comes closest to your opinion about what Congress should do with the 2010 Health Care Law: 
  • Let it stand 14%
  • Change it so it does more 35%
  • Change it so it does less 13%
  • Repeal it completely 30%
Among Democrats
  • Let it stand 23%
  • Change it so it does more 51%
  • Change it so it does less 8%
  • Repeal it completely 9%
Among Republicans
  • Let it stand 4%
  • Change it so it does more 17%
  • Change it so it does less 14%
  • Repeal it completely 57%
Among Independents
  • Let it stand 14%
  • Change it so it does more 34%
  • Change it so it does less 16%
  • Repeal it completely 29%
    Survey of 827 registered voters was conducted January 6-10, 2011. The margin of error is +/- 3.5 percentage points. Party ID breakdown: 35% (37%) Democrat; 28% (28%) Republican; 36% (33%) Independent. Political ideology: 42% (46%) Conservative; 34% (34%) Moderate; 23% (19%) Liberal.  Results from the poll conducted December 2-8, 2010 are in parentheses.

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