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Given the choices of Jeb Bush, Chris Christie,
Ted Cruz, Sarah Palin, Rand Paul, Marco
Rubio, Paul Ryan, Rick Santorum, and George
Zimmerman, who would you most like to see
as the GOP candidate for President in 2016?
- Rand Paul 18% (12%)
- Sarah Palin 14% (9%)
- Chris Christie 13% (11%)
- Jeb Bush 11% (9%)
- Paul Ryan 9% (10%)
- Marco Rubio 9% (18%)
- Ted Cruz 8%
- Rick Santorum 5%
- George Zimmerman 2%
- Someone else/Not sure 12% (10%)
If Sarah Palin and George Zimmerman were
not candidates for President, who would you
most like to see as the GOP candidate for
President in 2016, given the choices of Jeb
Bush, Chris Christie, Ted Cruz, Rand Paul,
Marco Rubio, Paul Ryan, and Rick Santorum?
- Rand Paul 20%
- Jeb Bush 15%
- Chris Christie 14%
- Paul Ryan 14%
- Marco Rubio 10%
- Ted Cruz 9%
- Rick Santorum 6%
- Someone else/Not sure 12%
Survey of 507 usual Republican primary voters was
conducted July 25-28, 2013. The margin of error is +/- 4.4 percentage points. Political ideology: 37% Somewhat conservative; 33% Very conservative; 24% Moderate; 4% Somewhat liberal; 2% Very liberal. Results from the poll conducted February 4-5, 2013.
Pew Research Poll on the George Zimmerman Trial
As you may know, a jury found George Zimmerman not guilty in the death of Florida teen Trayvon Martin. Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with this verdict?
Among Registered Voters
- Satisfied 43%
- Dissatisfied 40%
Not Registered to Vote
- Satisfied 28%
- Dissatisfied 47%
Among Whites
- Approve 49%
- Disapprove 30%
Among Blacks
- Approve 5%
- Disapprove 86%
Among Men
- Approve 44%
- Disapprove 36%
Among Women
- Approve 35%
- Disapprove 48%
Among Republicans
- Approve 61%
- Disapprove 20%
Among Tea Party Republicans
- Approve 80%
- Disapprove 7%
Among Democrats
- Approve 22%
- Disapprove 68%
Among Independents
- Approve 42%
- Disapprove 37%
Among Liberals
- Approve 22%
- Disapprove 64%
Among Moderates
- Approve 37%
- Disapprove 45%
Among Conservatives
- Approve 54%
- Disapprove 26%
Among College Graduates
- Approve 44%
- Disapprove 38%
High School Education or Less
- Approve 35%
- Disapprove 48%
National survey of 1,480 adults was conducted July 17-21, 2013. The margin of error is +/- 3.0 percentage points.
Washington Post/ABC News Poll on the George Zimmerman Trial
Do you approve or disapprove of the jury’s verdict last week finding George Zimmerman not guilty in Trayvon Martin’s death?
- Approve 41%
- Disapprove 41%
Among Whites
- Approve 51%
- Disapprove 31%
Among Blacks
- Approve 9%
- Disapprove 86%
Among Men
- Approve 47%
- Disapprove 33%
Among Women
- Approve 36%
- Disapprove 48%
Among Republicans
- Approve 65%
- Disapprove 20%
Among Democrats
- Approve 22%
- Disapprove 62%
Among Independents
- Approve 44%
- Disapprove 35%
Among Liberals
- Approve 22%
- Disapprove 57%
Among Moderates
- Approve 44%
- Disapprove 40%
Among Conservatives
- Approve 52%
- Disapprove 34%
Among College Graduates
- Approve 54%
- Disapprove 32%
High School Education or Less
- Approve 31%
- Disapprove 47%
National survey of 1,002 adults was conducted July 18-21, 2013. The margin of error is +/- 3.5 percentage points.
Viewpoint Florida Poll on the George Zimmerman Trial
Do
you
think
that
George
Zimmerman
should
have
been
found
guilty
in
the
death
of
Trayvon
Martin,
or
do
you
think
that
the
jury's
'not
guilty'
verdict
was
correct?
- Not guilty verdict was correct 56%
- Should have been found guilty 38%
Among Whites
- Not guilty verdict was correct 68%
- Should have been found guilty 24%
Among Blacks
- Not guilty verdict was correct 7%
- Should have been found guilty 91%
Among Republicans
- Not guilty verdict was correct 79%
- Should have been found guilty 17%
Among Democrats
- Not guilty verdict was correct 29%
- Should have been found guilty 63%
Now
that
George
Zimmerman's
trial
is
over,
there
has
been
some
discussion
of
Zimmerman
facing
federal
hate
crime
charges.
Generally
speaking,
do
you
think
that
George
Zimmerman
should
be
charged
for
a
hate
crime?
- Should
face
federal
hate
crime
charges 30%
- Should
not face
federal
hate
crime
charges 63%
Among Whites
- Should
face
federal
hate
crime
charges 18%
- Should
not face
federal
hate
crime
charges 76%
Among Blacks
- Should
face
federal
hate
crime
charges 76%
- Should
not face
federal
hate
crime
charges 9%
Among Republicans
- Should
face
federal
hate
crime
charges 13%
- Should
not face
federal
hate
crime
charges 84%
Among Democrats
- Should
face
federal
hate
crime
charges 52%
- Should
not face
federal
hate
crime
charges 38%
Which
of
the
following
statements
best
describes
the
George
Zimmerman
case
to
you?
This
was
a
clear
act
of
racially
motivated
violence,
this
was
an
act
of
murder
but
not
racially
motivated,
or
was
it
a
justified
act
of
self-defense?
- Act
of
self‐defense 53%
- Act
of
racially
motivated
discrimination 27%
- Act
of
murder
without
racial
motivation 13%
Among Whites
- Act
of
self‐defense 63%
- Act
of
racially
motivated
discrimination 16%
- Act
of
murder
without
racial
motivation 11%
Among Blacks
- Act
of
self‐defense 7%
- Act
of
racially
motivated
discrimination 72%
- Act
of
murder
without
racial
motivation 18%
Among Republicans
- Act
of
self‐defense 75%
- Act
of
racially
motivated
discrimination 11%
- Act
of
murder
without
racial
motivation 8%
Among Democrats
- Act
of
self‐defense 30%
- Act
of
racially
motivated
discrimination 48%
- Act
of
murder
without
racial
motivation 16%
Which
of
the
following
statements
best
describes
your
views
on
Florida’s
Stand
Your
Ground
Law?
The
Stand
Your
Ground
Law
is
fine
the
way
it
is,
The
Stand
Your
Ground
Law
should
be
changed
and
restricted,
or
The
Stand
Your
Ground
Law
should
be
removed
entirely.
- Fine
the
way
it
is 50%
- Should
be
changed
and
restricted 31%
- Should
be
removed
entirely 13%
Among Whites
- Fine
the
way
it
is 60%
- Should
be
changed
and
restricted 25%
- Should
be
removed
entirely 10%
Among Blacks
- Fine
the
way
it
is 15%
- Should
be
changed
and
restricted 56%
- Should
be
removed
entirely 25%
Among Republicans
- Fine
the
way
it
is 72%
- Should
be
changed
and
restricted 16%
- Should
be
removed
entirely 6%
Among Democrats
- Fine
the
way
it
is 27%
- Should
be
changed
and
restricted 47%
- Should
be
removed
entirely 22%
In
your
opinion,
have
race
relations
in
the
United
States
gotten
better
or
worse
since
Barack
Obama
took
office
almost
5
years
ago,
or
have
they
stayed
about
the
same?
- Gotten
better 10%
- Gotten
worse 53%
- Stayed
about
the
same 35%
Among Whites
- Gotten
better 10%
- Gotten
worse 56%
- Stayed
about
the
same 32%
Among Blacks
- Gotten
better 12%
- Gotten
worse 38%
- Stayed
about
the
same 45%
Among Republicans
- Gotten
better 4%
- Gotten
worse 70%
- Stayed
about
the
same 24%
Among Democrats
- Gotten
better 17%
- Gotten
worse 35%
- Stayed
about
the
same 45%
Survey of 900 registered Florida voters was conducted July 18, 2013. The margin of error is +/- 3.27 percentage points. Party ID: 42% Democrat; 39% Republican; 18% Independent/Other. Gender: 56% Female; 44% Male. Race: 71% White; 15% Black; 10% Hispanic; 5% Other. Click here to view crosstabs.
Huffington Post/YouGov Poll on the George Zimmerman Trial
If you had been a member of the jury, would you have voted to find George Zimmerman
guilty of murder, guilty of manslaughter, not guilty, or would you have been unsure?
- Not guilty 41%
- Guilty of manslaughter 23%
- Guilty of murder 15%
- Not sure 21%
Among Whites
- Not guilty 46%
- Guilty of manslaughter 22%
- Guilty of murder 12%
- Not sure 20%
Among Blacks
- Guilty of manslaughter 39%
- Guilty of murder 36%
- Not guilty 14%
- Not sure 11%
The jury found George Zimmerman not guilty. Which word best describes how you feel
about the verdict?
- Pleased 22%
- Relieved 19%
- Disappointed 27%
- Angry 13%
- Not sure 19%
Among Whites
- Pleased 25%
- Relieved 21%
- Disappointed 23%
- Angry 12%
- Not sure 19%
Among Blacks
- Pleased 5%
- Relieved 11%
- Disappointed 53%
- Angry 25%
- Not sure 6%
In the way they covered the case, would you say the news media were biased in favor of
Zimmerman, biased against Zimmerman, or did they not show any bias one way or the other?
- Biased in favor of Zimmerman 12%
- Biased against Zimmerman 48%
- Not biased one way or the other 18%
- Not sure 22%
National survey of 1,000 adults was conducted July 15-16, 2013. The margin of error is +/- 3.5 percentage points.
Rasmussen (R) Poll on the George Zimmerman Trial
On Saturday, a jury found George Zimmerman not guilty of murder in the shooting death of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin. Do you agree or disagree with the jury’s verdict?
- Agree 48%
- Disagree 34%
- Not sure 18%
From what you know, were Zimmerman’s actions that led to the death of Trayvon Martin motivated primarily by racism or primarily by a concern about burglaries in the neighborhood?
- Concern about burglaries in neighborhood 54%
- Racism 24%
- Not sure 22%
National survey of 1,000 adults was conducted July 15-16, 2013. The margin of error is +/- 3 percentage points.
SurveyUSA Florida Poll on the Shooting of Trayvon Martin
Based upon what you know so far, did George Zimmerman act in self-defense?
- Yes 27%
- No 50%
- Not sure 23%
Among Democrats
- Yes 22%
- No 64%
- Not sure 14%
Among Republicans
- Yes 41%
- No 31%
- Not sure 28%
Among Independents
- Yes 22%
- No 49%
- Not sure 29%
Among Liberals
- Yes 25%
- No 61%
- Not sure 14%
Among Moderates
- Yes 26%
- No 48%
- Not sure 26%
Among Conservatives
- Yes 40%
- No 31%
- Not sure 29%
Among Whites
- Yes 30%
- No 43%
- Not sure 27%
Among Blacks
- Yes 19%
- No 68%
- Not sure 13%
Among Hispanics
- Yes 25%
- No 60%
- Not sure 15%
Among Men
- Yes 31%
- No 45%
- Not sure 24%
Among Women
- Yes 23%
- No 56%
- Not sure 21%
The state of Florida has charged George Zimmerman with murder in the 2nd degree. Given what you know, is this charge too serious? Not serious enough? Or just right?
- Too serious 34%
- Not serious enough 18%
- Just right 41%
Among Democrats
- Too serious 29%
- Not serious enough 21%
- Just right 46%
Among Republicans
- Too serious 45%
- Not serious enough 15%
- Just right 32%
Among Independents
- Too serious 27%
- Not serious enough 16%
- Just right 49%
Among Liberals
- Too serious 26%
- Not serious enough 19%
- Just right 52%
Among Moderates
- Too serious 35%
- Not serious enough 15%
- Just right 44%
Among Conservatives
- Too serious 46%
- Not serious enough 17%
- Just right 29%
Among Whites
- Too serious 37%
- Not serious enough 12%
- Just right 43%
Among Blacks
- Too serious 22%
- Not serious enough 31%
- Just right 43%
Among Hispanics
- Too serious 34%
- Not serious enough 25%
- Just right 38%
Among Men
- Too serious 37%
- Not serious enough 19%
- Just right 37%
Among Women
- Too serious 31%
- Not serious enough 18%
- Just right 45%
Is the state of Florida making this charge more because the state thinks a crime was committed; or more because the state is bending to public pressure?
- Crime was committed 35%
- Bending to public pressure 58%
Among Democrats
- Crime was committed 39%
- Bending to public pressure 52%
Among Republicans
- Crime was committed 31%
- Bending to public pressure 65%
Among Independents
- Crime was committed 35%
- Bending to public pressure 58%
Among Liberals
- Crime was committed 39%
- Bending to public pressure 55%
Among Moderates
- Crime was committed 36%
- Bending to public pressure 57%
Among Conservatives
- Crime was committed 27%
- Bending to public pressure 67%
Among Whites
- Crime was committed 32%
- Bending to public pressure 60%
Among Blacks
- Crime was committed 50%
- Bending to public pressure 42%
Among Hispanics
- Crime was committed 29%
- Bending to public pressure 65%
Among Men
- Crime was committed 31%
- Bending to public pressure 64%
Among Women
- Crime was committed 38%
- Bending to public pressure 51%
Survey of 747 adults following news stories about the shooting of Trayvon Martin was conducted April 11, 2012. The margin of error is +/- 3.7 percentage points. Party ID: 37% Democrat; 30% Republican; 27% Independent. Ideology: 33% Moderate; 29% Conservative; 23% Liberal.
