State-by-State Support for Alito Confirmation

Tuesday, January 31, 2006

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Rasmussen Reports has asked voters in a number of states whether or not Samuel Alito should be confirmed to serve on the United States Supreme Court.

State	Date	Favor Confirmation	Oppose Confirmation
Nevada	Jan 23	52%	36%
Mississippi	Jan 19	58%	18%
New Jersey	Jan 18	53%	28%
Arizona	Jan 18	59%	27%
Tennessee	Jan 17	54%	27%
Idaho	Jan 17	63%	22%
Colorado	Jan 17	50%	37%
Minnesota	Jan 16	54%	27%
South Carolina	Jan 16	56%	27%
California	Jan 15	51%	35%
Connecticut	Jan 15	51%	32%
South Dakota	Jan 15	57%	26%
West Virginia	Jan 15	51%	29%
Kansas	Jan 15	65%	23%
Michigan	Jan 15	50%	31%
Pennsylvania	Jan 15	50%	31%
Arkansas	Jan 15	57%	24%
Virginia	Jan 10	58%	23%
Montana	Jan 9	50%	31%
Georgia	Jan 4	56%	19%
Ohio	Nov 16	44%	28%
Maryland	Nov 16	44%	36%
Florida	Nov 15	45%	27%
Pennsylvania	Nov 12	44%	24%
Washington	Nov 11	44%	27%
Missouri	Nov 9	49%	27%

In reviewing these numbers, it's important to note that the polls were conducted at different times. Nationally, support for Alito has increased since early November.

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National Survey of 1,000 Adults
January 11-12, 2006

How likely is it that Samuel Alito will be confirmed by the Senate and serve on the Supreme Court?
Very Likely	43%
Somewhat Likely	25%
Not Very Likely	10%
Not at All Likely	1%
RasmussenReports.com

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