ElectionVoterGuide
Mshale Exit Poll: 1PM Results

Initial survey results from the exit poll we told you about are as follows as of 1:00 PM CST. Survey respondents from our community said what was important to them.

Numbers sent over by Dr. Bruce Corrie.

1. Did You Vote in the November 4, 2014 Elections

Value

Count

Percent

Yes

43

95.6%

No

2

4.4%

 

Statistics

Total Responses

45

 

3. Please list the way you voted

Value

Count

Percent

I voted early in person

11

25.0%

I voted via absentee ballot

2

4.6%

I voted in person

30

68.2%

Other

1

2.3%

 

Statistics

Total Responses

44

4. Please tell us which of the following groups you self-identify with. Use the “other” column to specify any other unique identity, example, Somali, Oromo, Mexican, Hmong, etc.

Value

Count

Percent

African American

7

15.6%

African Immigrant

10

22.2%

Latino or Hispanic

5

11.1%

Asian

15

33.3%

Native American

1

2.2%

Other

13

28.9%

 

Statistics

Total Responses

45

 

6. List your top policy priority for Minnesota in 2015

 

Value

Count

Percent

Closing the achievement gap

14

31.8%

Jobs

7

15.9%

Business Development

2

4.6%

Housing

0

0.0%

Health care

3

6.8%

Immigration reform

5

11.4%

Public safety/guns/violence

4

9.1%

Better Transportation options

1

2.3%

Senior Citizen Issues

1

2.3%

Youth Issues

1

2.3%

Other Specify

6

13.6%

 

Statistics

Total Responses

44

 

7. Please check all that apply

Value

Count

Percent

I volunteered for a political campaign

11

31.4%

I hosted a fundraiser for a political candidate

5

14.3%

I attended a political fundraiser for a candidate

13

37.1%

I am a delegate/official for a political party

3

8.6%

I was contacted by a candidate or political party

28

80.0%

 

Statistics

Total Responses

35

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