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| Data from the FIU/Florida Poll. (c) 1992, 1999, 2000. Florida International University. Current 2000 data is preliminary and is based on 954 interviews completed between October 13 and November 2, 2000. Interviewing will be completed before the election and full results will be available on the IPOR home page on November 16, 2000 (http://www.fiu.edu/orgs/ipor) |
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These tables give percentages of potential voters who answered "major reforms needed" to the question "Campaign finance reform is a major issue now being discussed by candidates for president. Some feel major reforms are necessary and others feel only minor reforms are needed. What is your opinion: major, minor, or no reforms needed?".
Most voters think major campaign finance reform is needed. What is interesting the change in position of undecided voters over the past year. A year ago they were in between the positions of Bush and Gore voters. Now a smaller percentage of them (though still a majority) than Bush voters feel major reforms are needed. At this point the position of the undecideds probably will not help Gore and may help Bush.
Hugh Gladwin email: gladwin@fiu.edu
