ABC News/Washington Post poll dates Jan. 8-11, 2019, random sample of 788 US adults. Political affiliation, +5 for Democrats: 31 Democrat, 26 Republican, 39 Independent. (page 4) Poll doesn’t state how “party divisions” were determined. For example did respondents self identify their status? Landline 40%, cellular 60%, error margin 4.5:
Following results from pages 4 and 5:
1/13/19, “Trump, GOP Blamed for Shutdown; No Crisis Seen, but Fewer Oppose a Wall," langerresearch.com
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List of results per above:
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Support for a border wall up 8 points among total adults from 34% to 42%.
Among college-educated, up 13 points
Among non-college educated up 7 points
Among Independents, up 11 points
Among Republicans up 16 points to 87
Among Democrats, no change from Jan. 2018 survey
Among midwesterners, up 14 points
Among southerners up 9 points
Among 18-39 yr. olds, up 5 points
Among age 40+ up 11 points
Among whites up 10 points
Among nonwhites, up 6 points
Among Hispanics up 3 points
Men up 9 points
Women up 7 points
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page 2: Opposition to a border wall is down 9 points from 63% in Jan. 2018 to 54% in Jan. 2019. Strongly opposed is down 14 points from 52% to 38%.
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page 2: Whether for or against a border wall, about half in each group (48% in for, 47% in against) agree that “immigration situation at the US-Mexico border is a serious problem.”
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page 3: Favorable for Trump and the country in the poll: Of those who oppose the border wall, 45% want Democrats to compromise and give wall funding to the President in order to end the shutdown. Only 50% of polled opponents want congressional opponents to hold their ground.
page 3: Favorable for Trump and the country in the poll: Of those who oppose the border wall, 45% want Democrats to compromise and give wall funding to the President in order to end the shutdown. Only 50% of polled opponents want congressional opponents to hold their ground.
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page 2: Only 18% say they’ve been personally affected by partial shutdown.
page 2: Only 18% say they’ve been personally affected by partial shutdown.
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