Poll shows Florida abortion, marijuana referendums short of passage; bigger challenge for pot question
Published in Political News
Immigration was cited by 25% of Florida voters, the economy by 22%, and cost of living by 15%.
Abortion was cited by 15%.
No other issue was in double digits.
Fine print
The poll of 865 Florida voters was conducted April 15 through April 17 by Mainstreet Research for Florida Atlantic University’s PolCom Lab, which is a collaboration of the School of Communication and Multimedia Studies and Department of Political Science.
The survey used text messages to reach registered voters who responded to a link to complete the survey online and used automated phone calls to reach other voters. The margin of error is plus or minus 3 percentage points for the full survey of Democrats, Republicans and independents. The margin of error for smaller groups, such as Republicans or Democrats, or men and women, is higher because the sample sizes are smaller.
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