Overall Survey Results:

Heading toward November

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According to the results of the February 2008 California primary, Barack Obama did not garner significant support from the Latino community. At this point, how do you think this voting bloc will vote in November? (Select one, add comments)

Answer

100%

Number of
Response(s)

Response
Ratio

Enthusiastically for Obama

27.5%

Moderately for Obama

124

40.6%

Weakly for Obama

6.8%

Won't know until vice-president is selected

16.3%

Stay home in large numbers

1.6%

Other

3.9%

No Response(s)

2.9%

Totals

305

100%

According to the results of the February 2008 California primary, Barack Obama did not garner significant support from the Asian Pacific Islander community. At this point, how do you think this voting bloc will vote in November? (Select one, add comments)

Answer

100%

Number of
Response(s)

Response
Ratio

Enthusiastically for Obama

15.7%

Moderately for Obama

120

39.3%

Weakly for Obama

17.7%

Won't know until vice-president is selected

9.5%

Stay home in large numbers

4.2%

Other

8.5%

No Response(s)

4.9%

Totals

305

100%

The results of the Democratic Primaries made clear that blue collar, less educated whites did not support Obama. At this point, how do you think this voting bloc will vote in November? (Select one, add comments)

Answer

100%

Number of
Response(s)

Response
Ratio

Enthusiastically for Obama

12.7%

Moderately for Obama

115

37.7%

Weakly for Obama

17.3%

Won't know until vice-president is selected

17.0%

Stay home in large numbers

6.8%

Other

4.5%

No Response(s)

3.6%

Totals

305

100%

The results of the Democratic Primaries made clear that middle-aged white women did not support Obama. At this point, how do you think this voting bloc will vote in November? (Select one, add comments)

Answer

100%

Number of
Response(s)

Response
Ratio

Enthusiastically for Obama

100

32.7%

Moderately for Obama

109

35.7%

Weakly for Obama

9.8%

Won't know until vice-president is selected

10.8%

Stay home in large numbers

2.6%

Other

4.5%

No Response(s)

3.6%

Totals

305

100%

When it comes to the Presidential Election, should Democrats feel confident that the state of California is "in the bag"?

Answer

100%

Number of
Response(s)

Response
Ratio

Yes

124

40.6%

169

55.4%

No Response(s)

3.9%

Totals

305

100%

There is likely to be an initiative on the November ballot opposing marriage equality. Which do you think is most true about this initiative? (Select one, provide comments)

Answer

100%

Number of
Response(s)

Response
Ratio

It's on the ballot because it reflects a genuine concern of most Californians

7.2%

Reflects genuine concern of many but should be addressed in private lives

9.8%

Principally a ploy to drive conservative, religious voters to the polls

205

67.2%

Will provide an opportunity to show that California now supports this freedom

12.4%

No Response(s)

3.2%

Totals

305

100%

The LA Progressive wants to participate and support events that are valued in the progressive community. To help us know what is important to you, please select which speaker or panel format you find most appealing. (Select all that apply, add your ideas)

Answer

100%

Number of
Response(s)

Response
Ratio

Author of book on fairness and accuracy in elections

107

35.0%

Judicial candidates discussing the role of judges in society

30.8%

Local political figures discussing the budget crisis

111

36.3%

Local political figures discussing transportation issues

31.4%

Local political figures discussing marriage equality

20.9%

Issues person discussing health care issues

155

50.8%

Issues person discussing clean money efforts

26.8%

Issues person discussing prison-industrial complex

30.8%

Political operative discussing electioneering techniques

29.5%

Other

23.2%

Totals

305

100%

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