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Toplines - Minnesota Senate Recount - December 4, 2008
See Article Minnesota Survey of 500 Likely
Voters Conducted December 4, 2008 By Rasmussen Reports 1* I’m
going to read you a short list of people in the News. For each, please let me
know if you have a very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, or
very unfavorable impression.
2* How
closely are you following news stories about the Senate Election between Norm
Coleman and Al Franken? 47% Very closely 42% Somewhat closely 8% Not very closely 3% Not at all 1% Not sure 3* How do
you rate the way the state of Minnesota has handled the recount processn for the Senate Election…excellent, good, fair or
poor? 26% Excellent 44% Good 21% Fair 8% Poor 2% Not sure 4* How
likely is it that the winner of the Senate Election will not be decided until
after the New Year? 44% Very likely 36% Somewhat likely 10% Not very likely 3% Not at all
likely 7% Not sure 5* Who will eventually win the senate election….Norm Coleman or
Al Franken? 67% Coleman 16% Franken 17% Not sure 6* How
should rejected absentee ballots be handled….should they all be counted, should
only those rejected by accident be counted or should they not be counted at
all? 40% They all should be counted 37% Only those rejected by
accident should be counted 19% They should not be counted at
all 4% Not sure NOTE: Margin of Sampling Error, +/- 4
percentage points with a 95% level of confidence |