Survey of 306 likely voters in North Carolina congressional district 6 shows that Mark Walker is in a strong position to win the general election in November. Walker has a more positive image among likely voters than his opponent, and has much higher name recognition. O Almost three fourths of likely voters have never heard of Laura Fjeld.
Survey of 306 likely voters in North Carolina congressional district 6 shows that Mark Walker is in a strong position to win the general election in November. Walker has a more positive image among likely voters than his opponent, and has much higher name recognition. O Almost three fourths of likely voters have never heard of Laura Fjeld.
Survey of 306 likely voters in North Carolina congressional district 6 shows that Mark Walker is in a strong position to win the general election in November. Walker has a more positive image among likely voters than his opponent, and has much higher name recognition. O Almost three fourths of likely voters have never heard of Laura Fjeld.
1319 Classen Drive Oklahoma City, OK 73103 202.470.6300 www.wparesearch.com Global Perspective. Innovative Research. Superior Results. MEMORANDUM TO: INTERESTED PARTIES FROM: WILSON PERKINS ALLEN OPINION RESEARCH SUBJECT: NORTH CAROLINA CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 6 SURVEY RESULTS DATE: SEPTEMBER 8, 2014 A recent WPA Research survey of 306 likely voters in North Carolina Congressional District 6 shows that Mark Walker is in a strong position to win the general election in November.
State of Race
Mark Walker has a more positive image among likely voters than his opponent Laura Fjeld, and has much higher name recognition. o Walker has a strong image with likely voters 39 favorable/14 unfavorable, o Compared to Laura Fjelds 13 favorable/9 unfavorable. o Almost three fourths of likely voters have never heard of Laura Fjeld.
Mark Walker Laura Fjeld Total Favorable 39% 13% Total Unfavorable 14% 9% Name ID 61% 27%
Walker has a majority of support on the ballot and has a significant lead over Fjeld.
Overall Mark Walker 54% Laura Fjeld 31% Undecided 15%
Walker is leading among key subgroups:
Independents (22%) Women (52%) Voters 65+ (31%) Mark Walker 50% 50% 60% Laura Fjeld 29% 36% 28% Undecided 21% 14% 12%
2014 WPA Opinion Research Do not copy or distribute without permission Confidential Page 2 of 2 9/8/2014 Methodology On behalf of Mark Walker for Congress, Wilson Perkins Allen Opinion Research conducted a study of likely voters in North Carolina Congressional District 6. Respondents were screened to ensure that they were neither a member of the news media nor a public relations company. WPA selected a random sample of likely voters from the North Carolina voter file using Registration Based Sampling (RBS).The sample for this survey was stratified based on gender, age, party registration, ethnicity and geography. This methodology allows us to minimize post-survey weighting which can reduce the reliability of survey results.
Respondents were contacted by phone via a live telephone operator interview September 03- 04, 2014. The study has a sample size of 306 likely voters in North Carolina Congressional District 6 with a margin of error of 5.7% in 95 out of 100 cases.
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