Results of SurveyUSA Election Poll #22863
 
Top 3 CA Primary Contests Not Close At This Hour --- Democrats Harris, Sanchez Likely to Advance to Runoff In Fight for Boxer's Senate Seat;
Clinton Now 3:2 Atop Sanders; Cruz and Kasich No Longer Competitive, Though Congressional-District Delegate-Math Does Matter to Trump:


5 weeks till votes are counted in the 06/07/16 California primary, a majority of Republicans are resigned to vote for unpopular Donald Trump, a majority of Democrats are resigned to vote for unpopular Hillary Clinton, and 2 Democrats are poised to advance to the 11/08/16 U.S. Senate general election, which gives Republicans little chance to pick up Barbara Boxer's seat, according to a SurveyUSA poll conducted for KABC-TV in Los Angeles, KPIX-TV in San Francisco, KGTV-TV in San Diego and KFSN-TV in Fresno.

Today, it's Trump 54%, Ted Cruz 20%, John Kasich 16%. One month ago, at the height of what some saw as Trump's inevitable self-destruction, a Los Angeles Times Poll found Trump just 1 point ahead of Cruz. Since then, polls have shown Trump's lead expanding to 7 points, then 8, then 18, then 27 points and now, today 05/02/16, 34 points. Whatever chance Cruz or Kasich may once have had to cramp Trump is gone. The only suspense that remains is whether Trump will collect all 172 of the Golden State's Republican National Convention delegates, which Trump would do if he wins each of California's 53 U.S. Congressional Districts. Each convention delegate is precious at this hour, as Trump tries to secure a 1st-ballot nomination and avoid the chaos that would come with a Cleveland floor-fight. Should Cruz and Kasich supporters see the California primary outcome as a foregone conclusion, and fail to turn out, Trump may succeed at capturing all 172. Or, if confident Trump backers sense they have the contest in hand and fail to turn out on 06/07/16, Trump and his delegate man Paul Manafort may allow the deal to go unsealed.

Today, it's Clinton 57%, Bernie Sanders 38%. No recent poll has shown Clinton with this large of a lead in California, but this is the first California poll to be conducted after Sanders laid off 225 paid campaign workers and after 4 losses on 04/26/16, the day before interviewing began for this study. Clinton's 1st-ballot nomination is much more secure than is Trump's, and when the East Coast wakes up on Wednesday 06/08/16 to see how much Sanders lost by in California, Clinton will have just 46 days to turn Bernie backers from "November-stay-at-homes" into enthusiastic Clinton supporters before Democrats gather in Philadelphia.

Of significance:

* 51% of registered voters and 88% of "Strong Democrats" have an "extremely negative" view of Trump. 14% of registered voters and 45% of "Strong Republicans" have an "extremely positive" view of Trump

* 28% of registered voters and 69% of "Strong Republicans" have an "extremely negative" view of Clinton. 16% of registered voters and 51% of "Strong Democrats" have an "extremely positive" view of Clinton.

* By contrast, just 9% of registered voters have an "extremely negative" view of Kasich; 28% of registered voters have an "extremely negative" view of Cruz.

In the open, non-partisan, Top-2 primary for United States Senator, Republicans Tom Del Beccaro, Ron Unz and Duf Sundheim split conservative voters, paving the way for Democrats Kamala Harris and Loretta Sanchez to finish 1 and 2, and advance to an 11/08/16 runoff. Harris gets 29% today, Sanchez 18%. Harris gets 32% of the white vote, 58% of the black vote, 19% of the Latino vote and 29% of the Asian vote. Sanchez gets 11% of the white vote, 18% of the black vote, 36% of the Latino vote and 9% of the Asian vote.

Del Beccaro at 10%, Unz at 8% or Sundheim at 7% could overtake Sanchez if Latinos vote in smaller numbers than here shown. A best-case scenario for the 3 Republican Senate candidates had been that the outcome of the Democratic presidential primary was a foregone conclusion (suppressing Democratic turnout statewide), but that the Republican presidential primary would be white hot (boosting Republican turnout statewide). But that seems unlikely, even with Cruz picking Californian Carly Fiorina to be his running mate and even with Kasich continuing to be the least polarizing option.

Harris' support is older, which in a primary often translates to be "more reliable." Sanchez' support is younger. Harris runs 1st in all 4 regions of the state; she leads Sanchez and Del Beccaro by 35 points in the Bay Area, leads Sanchez by 9 points in the Central Valley, leads Sanchez by 3 points in greater Los Angeles, and leads Sanchez by a nominal 1 point in the Inland Empire. Among very conservative voters, Del Beccaro leads with 21%, followed by Sundheim at 17% and Unz at 14%. Among very liberal voters, Harris leads with 57% to Sanchez' 24%. Harris runs ever-so-slightly stronger among women than men, and Unz's support is twice as strong among men as women, but otherwise, there are no gender gaps to note.

In hypothetical head-to-head match-ups today for the 11/08/16 general election for President:

* Clinton defeats Donald Trump 56% to 34%.
* Clinton defeats Cruz 57% to 29%.
* Clinton defeats Kasich 53% to 34%.

About: SurveyUSA interviewed 2,400 state of California adults 04/27/16 through 04/30/16. All interviews were conducted after results of the 04/26/16 primaries in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island were known. Of the adults, 2,011 were registered to vote in the state of California. Of the CA registered voters, 529 were determined by SurveyUSA to be likely to vote in the 06/07/16 Republican Presidential primary, 826 were determined by SurveyUSA to be likely to vote in the 06/07/16 Democratic Presidential primary, 1,502 were determined to be likely to vote in the 06/07/16 open, non-partisan U.S. Senate primary, and 1,683 were determined to be likely to vote in the 11/08/16 general election. This research was conducted using blended sample, mixed mode. Respondents reachable on a home telephone (61% of registered voters) were interviewed on their home telephone in the recorded voice of a professional announcer. Respondents not reachable on a home telephone (39% of registered voters) were shown a questionnaire on their smartphone, tablet or other electronic device. Barack Obama carried CA by 24 points in 2008 and by 23 points in 2012.
 
Primary voters will be asked to vote for a candidate for United States Senator. If you were filling out your ballot in the United States Senate primary now, who would you vote for? (candidate names rotated) Republican Tom Del Beccaro? Republican Duf Sundheim? Republican Ron Unz? Democrat Kamala Harris? Democrat Loretta Sanchez? Or one of the other candidates?
1502 Likely Primary VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationIdeologyAttentionTrump OpinionClinton OpinionUnion HHMarital StatusChild < 18Attend ChurchEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionVote in CA Primary
Credibility Interval: ± 2.6 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicAsian / Strong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibA LotA LittleNot VeryPositiveNegativePositiveNegativeYesNoSingleMarriedYesNoNeverOccasionRegularlHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineCentral Greater Inland EBay AreaAlwaysSometime1st Time
Del Beccaro (R)14584603538462673728523919425230181204742504010727109028513135103439254883251542145702739674210339492928983611
Sundheim (R)98554323212925445460323113525191044039252551682516224881276631582371253535203242122159178120363013542715
Unz (R)122853636214619586455343212841297980314442419325475371598417735843982424535134563213663368529532416832811
Harris (D)44220623659127151105186256240548265122222685132147244212212111928712814413783147098328168230108317215114944314922895125193123319691686613929010443
Sanchez (D2781331448188624616910884171582033121752977917331066050167901826226205357319811614411915410610360301331077790101931854014664281727826
Other934053301228244152546221181220128131714182711185038428572848157145382171391833124732362628246930331020661512
Undecided3251361899191944918214317396579477062313547195581108431816613315911738616774237107190109209108981155911214710092120171154898878712087145
Total150274176235539945529475474975293432226164224193122195302262225286480248208939466644129246606303631080546835474991567465425198563688368429632506997316573300313970358162
Composition of Likely Primary Voters100%49%51%24%27%30%20%50%50%50%6%29%15%11%15%13%8%13%20%17%15%19%32%17%14%63%31%4%27%62%44%42%24%73%37%57%32%67%39%32%29%14%39%47%26%30%44%34%66%21%38%20%21%65%24%11%
 
If you were filling out your Republican primary ballot for President of the United States right now, who would you vote for in the Republican primary? (candidate names rotated) Donald Trump? Ted Cruz? Or John Kasich?
529 Likely GOP Presidential Primary VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationIdeologyAttentionTrump OpinionClinton OpinionUnion HHMarital StatusChild < 18Attend ChurchEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionVote in CA Primary
Credibility Interval: ± 4.3 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicAsian / Strong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibA LotA LittleNot VeryPositiveNegativePositiveNegativeYesNoSingleMarriedYesNoNeverOccasionRegularlHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineCentral Greater Inland EBay AreaAlwaysSometime1st Time
Donald Trump28517411152649871116170179567358912358122108610679802215652625102606321389176762037710990491021255272147662196811075331877127
Ted Cruz10852562731361458505423517334718820044391690663761668148728774065535518325412464728314448604828201278228
John Kasich823844715342623605225231126354501172435204929336429441565165720593915236215112144927551227172669130
Undecided53252862510123122281205721152103917181224186103012301436133418358162842523221515282513189133976
Total5292892409213617812322830131310126801392161262610141561861481933591392029216765420120391159332167351143173195701942461141322551703591411821228437311441
Composition of Likely GOP Presidential Primary Voters100%55%45%17%26%34%23%43%57%59%2%24%15%26%41%24%5%2%0%1%30%35%28%4%0%69%27%4%55%32%12%79%23%75%31%64%32%68%28%34%38%14%38%48%23%26%51%32%68%27%34%23%16%71%22%8%
 
If you were filling out your Democratic Primary ballot for President of the United States right now, who would you vote for in the Democratic Primary? (candidate names rotated) Hillary Clinton? Or Bernie Sanders?
826 Likely Democratic Presidential Primary VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationIdeologyAttentionTrump OpinionClinton OpinionUnion HHMarital StatusChild < 18Attend ChurchEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionVote in CA Primary
Credibility Interval: ± 3.4 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicAsian / Strong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibA LotA LittleNot VeryPositiveNegativePositiveNegativeYesNoSingleMarriedYesNoNeverOccasionRegularlHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineCentral Greater Inland EBay AreaAlwaysSometime1st Time
Hillary Clinton468206262731271561122002682284415837128126918519030401491349630512828214194421010734520222912034018315411856173223116132202124344701898312631211732
Bernie Sanders312165147122857529207105133259460121933801036211329965961731217352509711681210121164103192164765935122138791031101291836712265581627177
Undecided461037823783115213193135616922622962421121172118103615282719211791315189162120268266627180
Total8263814452032352381504383883817227210146325116429625443782702081995032693678686561144198590338420251551368247185105310379204252333274552145337154191502206110
Composition of Likely Democratic Presidential Primary Voters100%46%54%25%29%29%18%53%47%46%9%33%12%0%1%4%6%20%36%31%5%10%33%25%24%61%33%4%9%83%68%17%24%73%42%52%31%68%46%31%23%13%39%48%26%32%42%33%67%18%41%19%23%61%25%13%
 
If the November general election for President of the United States were today, and the only two candidates on the ballot were Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton, who would you vote for?
1683 Likely November VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationIdeologyAttentionTrump OpinionClinton OpinionUnion HHMarital StatusChild < 18Attend ChurchEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionVote in CA Primary
Credibility Interval: ± 2.4 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicAsian / Strong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibA LotA LittleNot VeryPositiveNegativePositiveNegativeYesNoSingleMarriedYesNoNeverOccasionRegularlHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineCentral Greater Inland EBay AreaAlwaysSometime1st Time
Donald Trump (R)5733362369815119912524932435110121911291811445223266147185189301239016116428493849612243317236218038319218518189192276971792691753971342091399035615858
Hillary Clinton (D)93637756023528126215951642039187321138948557018128526653108294239197529344462986073758222675403457314603405300204104349454243254397359577155376166239518299107
Undecided174997456514026108669574922142626283125619326323227579731444126261377282571085749581685635758467995496036281063530
Total1683812870389483500310872810836104491251152255225151235337277219326546291231994584694601052779680371124564790155110946545344432086267923974927126131070339645341357979492196
Composition of Likely November Voters100%48%52%23%29%30%18%52%48%50%6%29%15%9%15%13%9%14%20%17%13%19%33%17%14%60%35%4%27%63%46%40%22%75%39%54%33%66%40%33%27%13%38%49%25%31%44%36%64%20%38%20%21%58%29%12%
 
What if the only two candidates were Republican Ted Cruz and Democrat Hillary Clinton ... who would you vote for?
1683 Likely November VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationIdeologyAttentionTrump OpinionClinton OpinionUnion HHMarital StatusChild < 18Attend ChurchEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionVote in CA Primary
Credibility Interval: ± 2.4 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicAsian / Strong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibA LotA LittleNot VeryPositiveNegativePositiveNegativeYesNoSingleMarriedYesNoNeverOccasionRegularlHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineCentral Greater Inland EBay AreaAlwaysSometime1st Time
Ted Cruz (R)4822752081161221469923824428511136511151671034715221144160135297310156142401662941311535716029217030511416818566189210941482101733091411401277430513047
Hillary Clinton (D)9624195432063052801725104524348529714613416575189288273471143222312005593354610179274085217698386497315623430301202114328488225263430335627149400172241545298107
Undecided23811812067577539124114118859542447582931274285288312312593911894101823919010211366167109655728109957880711051344810542421296443
Total1683812870389483500310872810836104491251152255225151235337277219326546291231994584694601052779680371124564790155110946545344432086267923974927126131070339645341357979492196
Composition of Likely November Voters100%48%52%23%29%30%18%52%48%50%6%29%15%9%15%13%9%14%20%17%13%19%33%17%14%60%35%4%27%63%46%40%22%75%39%54%33%66%40%33%27%13%38%49%25%31%44%36%64%20%38%20%21%58%29%12%
 
And what if the only two candidates were Republican John Kasich and Democrat Hillary Clinton?
1683 Likely November VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationIdeologyAttentionTrump OpinionClinton OpinionUnion HHMarital StatusChild < 18Attend ChurchEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionVote in CA Primary
Credibility Interval: ± 2.4 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicAsian / Strong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibA LotA LittleNot VeryPositiveNegativePositiveNegativeYesNoSingleMarriedYesNoNeverOccasionRegularlHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineCentral Greater Inland EBay AreaAlwaysSometime1st Time
John Kasich (R)5753322421211501701332723033671312571124185128612834314518418732163631881728919346477124433180354175387164184207841952751101692631773981601811488535815758
Hillary Clinton (D)8933705231922872631514794143658530314163655581702792694710028422719152130945837587244721164037644330357339728418610732643222525337633755613337115323650428098
Undecided21511010576466825122931057634022354331372362742753224110877881019156361719210473134936650171058663707399116469340361175540
Total1683812870389483500310872810836104491251152255225151235337277219326546291231994584694601052779680371124564790155110946545344432086267923974927126131070339645341357979492196
Composition of Likely November Voters100%48%52%23%29%30%18%52%48%50%6%29%15%9%15%13%9%14%20%17%13%19%33%17%14%60%35%4%27%63%46%40%22%75%39%54%33%66%40%33%27%13%38%49%25%31%44%36%64%20%38%20%21%58%29%12%
 
7Now, regardless of who you may vote for, is your opinion of Ted Cruz ... extremely positive? Positive? Neutral? Negative? Or extremely negative?
2011 Registered VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationIdeologyAttentionTrump OpinionClinton OpinionUnion HHMarital StatusChild < 18Attend ChurchEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionVote in CA Primary
Credibility Interval: ± 2.2 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicAsian / Strong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibA LotA LittleNot VeryPositiveNegativePositiveNegativeYesNoSingleMarriedYesNoNeverOccasionRegularlHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineCentral Greater Inland EBay AreaAlwaysSometime1st Time
Extremely Positive97574027242621514748429173117107620750279647124236393356286525664449173442182549252737326533252020661614
Positive2861561299767774516412212981183046746029242816618610423414912312871598116966214961691151667411488489013754771391421448086596014610729
Neutral58227630615621713277373209277252047640106856470127507112724663372272885415933624221212142725628523134416723517111328517317420917722435812920814310326721883
Negative403182221981061366420419916229122902348813941886129801399841210180710427218316783299162208114279172126934114520510211317318921454195688620914151
Extremely Negative55929226813812118811325830131942124742340475912211814527531661391503711393011740329718612141922228513740432112687581703021201262811554059822610313330915095
No Opinion832064392311116122231323251652111114142111211832541113512910255220533545291538204220403164241162983047273
Total2011983102855355756933111119009591216203111792902852082743942942593856853482391052795116506126086580144514767811067676128678065051929875888651458381378412274107694004321045659275
Composition of Registered Voters100%49%51%28%28%28%16%55%45%48%6%31%15%9%14%14%10%14%20%15%13%19%34%17%12%53%40%6%25%63%43%40%22%75%40%54%34%65%40%33%27%15%39%46%27%31%43%39%61%20%38%20%21%52%33%14%
 
8Regardless of who you may vote for, is your opinion of John Kasich ... extremely positive? Positive? Neutral? Negative? Or extremely negative?
2011 Registered VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationIdeologyAttentionTrump OpinionClinton OpinionUnion HHMarital StatusChild < 18Attend ChurchEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionVote in CA Primary
Credibility Interval: ± 2.2 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicAsian / Strong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibA LotA LittleNot VeryPositiveNegativePositiveNegativeYesNoSingleMarriedYesNoNeverOccasionRegularlHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineCentral Greater Inland EBay AreaAlwaysSometime1st Time
Extremely Positive11784333430193464545844781818405616730384224674433461397222912677327845382612326624275739782347202769366
Positive359188171979199721881712071783523873614147652649761485327220126111022171261847227612021912423111811412234117202799117712323686114877119911442
Neutral864399465211273255126484380401442841356415010487129192103891963031468240837362228535385318192629355443324520319280238147364322228270324340524175348191150413303138
Negative35818217786841266317018916924114512824492950639640401167080220124128423719913073279162173992551501316955121175979914913522364136619820511338
Extremely Negative1841018356485426104808514523214182230203345272443334110553135411874795711377825312197532024608440517564120347926451034138
No Opinion12930997132171010227391740321788162426172412334363275145914317288742724481513443276437464531834528461440565213
Total2011983102855355756933111119009591216203111792902852082743942942593856853482391052795116506126086580144514767811067676128678065051929875888651458381378412274107694004321045659275
Composition of Registered Voters100%49%51%28%28%28%16%55%45%48%6%31%15%9%14%14%10%14%20%15%13%19%34%17%12%53%40%6%25%63%43%40%22%75%40%54%34%65%40%33%27%15%39%46%27%31%43%39%61%20%38%20%21%52%33%14%
 
Regardless of who you may vote for, is your opinion of Donald Trump ... extremely positive? Positive? Neutral? Negative? Or extremely negative?
2011 Registered VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationIdeologyAttentionTrump OpinionClinton OpinionUnion HHMarital StatusChild < 18Attend ChurchEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionVote in CA Primary
Credibility Interval: ± 2.2 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicAsian / Strong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibA LotA LittleNot VeryPositiveNegativePositiveNegativeYesNoSingleMarriedYesNoNeverOccasionRegularlHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineCentral Greater Inland EBay AreaAlwaysSometime1st Time
Extremely Positive28518410169571025712715915947151807673211114487798321720469728503823560216114153742061011007658891307085120812056611361461728032
Positive22110911128686758961251427452732685021162153576871341297611221046148421675614575143827263318795396210176145469050351237224
Neutral207112955175582312681107155927194535302132728518224884971700381204016381112861176267733792725270778412346754442968224
Negative22712410364705834134931101277289274630305118275710424876136702278194531627912877146886567416910854738810612136826247859637
Extremely Negative103343959432028327415560343043382359159256779103196269257661173192622125404056801033650202229753447501339662444338215113411472279284418423610210396183244545317157
No Opinion38152320594251481102014813082165103119124001222216528251339251811920810152361301924130
Total2011983102855355756933111119009591216203111792902852082743942942593856853482391052795116506126086580144514767811067676128678065051929875888651458381378412274107694004321045659275
Composition of Registered Voters100%49%51%28%28%28%16%55%45%48%6%31%15%9%14%14%10%14%20%15%13%19%34%17%12%53%40%6%25%63%43%40%22%75%40%54%34%65%40%33%27%15%39%46%27%31%43%39%61%20%38%20%21%52%33%14%
 
Regardless of who you may vote for, is your opinion of Hillary Clinton ... extremely positive? Positive? Neutral? Negative? Or extremely negative?
2011 Registered VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationIdeologyAttentionTrump OpinionClinton OpinionUnion HHMarital StatusChild < 18Attend ChurchEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionVote in CA Primary
Credibility Interval: ± 2.2 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicAsian / Strong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibA LotA LittleNot VeryPositiveNegativePositiveNegativeYesNoSingleMarriedYesNoNeverOccasionRegularlHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineCentral Greater Inland EBay AreaAlwaysSometime1st Time
Extremely Positive33013519583789574161169149421053438211432100149364092686321185282728233007823314215510720811411683411301429489120792515413954841889637
Positive53523530013516216674296239208342019263433361201751021862198147972692402257449535010740622926618534423118810579164278142146231247288882359112129119245
Neutral31113317812989623221893130241094982832567356291242145583798168273522400742211371531082001301116338144119811121071731385112173679913176
Negative24114299847648331608113087528226645321833923787236221021131566142024142183801359513110068582410499536998110130636950591316838
Extremely Negative560329231103148193116252308335131219112314815369292641531601743320357177223171540560124421191332164389197161189992052431221582551653951511921308731516278
No Opinion348251956424106011171660125017346016133580019113261714852118114239292421421522101
Total2011983102855355756933111119009591216203111792902852082743942942593856853482391052795116506126086580144514767811067676128678065051929875888651458381378412274107694004321045659275
Composition of Registered Voters100%49%51%28%28%28%16%55%45%48%6%31%15%9%14%14%10%14%20%15%13%19%34%17%12%53%40%6%25%63%43%40%22%75%40%54%34%65%40%33%27%15%39%46%27%31%43%39%61%20%38%20%21%52%33%14%