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    A survey of 620 likely New Hampshire general election voters found the following: - 49.7% identified as male and 50.3% as female. - 59.7% would vote Republican for Congress and 40.3% would vote Democratic. - 44.2% approved of Governor John Lynch's job performance, 38.4% disapproved, and 17.4% were unsure. - 61% were for and 28.4% against expanding the state death penalty to include pre-mediated murder and attempted murder of children.

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    A survey of 620 likely New Hampshire general election voters found the following: - 49.7% identified as male and 50.3% as female. - 59.7% would vote Republican for Congress and 40.3% would vote Democratic. - 44.2% approved of Governor John Lynch's job performance, 38.4% disapproved, and 17.4% were unsure. - 61% were for and 28.4% against expanding the state death penalty to include pre-mediated murder and attempted murder of children.

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    A survey of 620 likely New Hampshire general election voters found the following: - 49.7% identified as male and 50.3% as female. - 59.7% would vote Republican for Congress and 40.3% would vote Democratic. - 44.2% approved of Governor John Lynch's job performance, 38.4% disapproved, and 17.4% were unsure. - 61% were for and 28.4% against expanding the state death penalty to include pre-mediated murder and attempted murder of children.

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    New Hampshire Survey

    Formatted Questionnaire
    October, 2009

    N=620 Likely General Election Voters


    3.93% Margin of Error

    1. First, let me ask are you a male or female. Press 1 on your phone keypad if you are male and
    press 2 if you are female.
    1. Male 49.7%
    2. Female 50.3%

    2. If the general election for Congress were held today would you vote for the Republican candidate
    or the Democratic candidate? If Republican press 1, if Democratic press 2.
    1. Republican 59.7%
    2. Democratic 40.3%

    3. Do you approve or disapprove of Governor John Lynch’s job performance? If you approve press
    1. If you disapprove, press 2. If you’re not sure, press 3.
    1. Approve 44.2%
    2. Disapprove 38.4%
    3. Unsure 17.4%

    4. Thank you. Some in the state legislature are considering expanding the state death penalty to
    include pre-mediated murder and attempted murder of children. Would you be for or against such
    a change? If you are for expanding the state death penalty to include pre-mediated murder and
    attempted murder of a child press 1. If you are against such a change press 2. If you are not sure
    press 3.
    1. Approve 61.0%
    2. Disapprove 28.4%
    3. Unsure 10.6%

    5. Do you believe the $850 billion stimulus package passed by congress earlier this year has been
    successful in creating jobs in NH? If you believe it has been successful press 1. If you do not
    believe it has been successful press 2. If you are not sure press 3.
    1. Successful 20.3%
    2. Unsuccessful 69.0%
    3. Unsure 10.6%

    6. Thank you. And for our final question. Regardless of how you plan to vote, are you registered to
    vote as a Republican, a Democrat or something else? If Republican press 1, if Democrat press 2,
    if something else press 3.

    1. Republican 30%
    2. Democratic 31%
    3. Something else 39%

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