Friday, October 16, 2009

Daily Kos Weekly State of the Nation Poll

Full crosstabs here. This poll is updated every Friday morning, and you can see trendline graphs here.

Daily Kos Weekly State of the Nation Poll

Research 2000, MoE 2%, Oct 12, 2009 - Oct 15, 2009
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BARACK OBAMA


 FAV
 UNFAV
 NO OPINION
ALL
55
37
8
Men
45
47
8
Women
65
27
8
Dem
89
5
6
Rep
5
93
2
Ind
54
34
12
Other
50
36
14
Non Vote
60
28
12
White
46
46
8
Black
88
4
8
Latino
67
26
7
Oth/Ref
67
25
8
18-29
79
14
7
30-44
43
47
10
45-59
63
29
8
60+
41
53
6
NE
82
7
11
South
27
68
5
MW
62
30
8
West
59
32
9
Rest of USA
67
24
9

NANCY PELOSI


 FAV
 UNFAV
 NO OPINION
ALL
37
55
8
Men
23
68
9
Women
51
42
7
Dem
79
11
10
Rep
4
94
2
Ind
24
70
6
Other
22
73
5
Non Vote
27
57
16
White
35
63
2
Black
51
24
25
Latino
33
47
20
Oth/Ref
34
46
20
18-29
47
45
8
30-44
26
59
15
45-59
44
54
2
60+
36
59
5
NE
56
36
8
South
21
74
5
MW
40
51
9
West
37
52
11

HARRY REID


 FAV
 UNFAV
 NO OPINION
ALL
33
57
10
Men
26
67
7
Women
40
47
13
Dem
65
24
11
Rep
4
92
4
Ind
27
66
6
Other
19
67
14
Non Vote
26
54
20
White
31
64
5
Black
42
34
24
Latino
34
46
20
Oth/Ref
35
44
21
18-29
40
45
15
30-44
31
62
7
45-59
33
57
10
60+
30
60
10
NE
45
41
14
South
26
68
6
MW
34
57
9
West
30
57
13

MITCH MCCONNELL


 FAV
 UNFAV
 NO OPINION
ALL
17
64
19
Men
26
54
20
Women
8
74
18
Dem
4
93
3
Rep
54
9
37
Ind
8
73
19
Other
16
57
27
Non Vote
7
71
22
White
23
61
16
Black
2
77
21
Latino
4
66
30
Oth/Ref
4
68
28
18-29
7
78
15
30-44
25
56
19
45-59
13
70
17
60+
19
56
25
NE
6
82
12
South
37
37
26
MW
9
73
18
West
11
72
17

JOHN BOEHNER


 FAV
 UNFAV
 NO OPINION
ALL
13
62
25
Men
19
54
27
Women
7
70
23
Dem
4
92
4
Rep
43
10
47
Ind
5
69
26
Other
6
56
38
Non Vote
4
66
30
White
17
56
27
Black
3
84
13
Latino
5
69
26
Oth/Ref
3
71
26
18-29
5
75
20
30-44
20
53
27
45-59
7
68
25
60+
17
56
27
NE
5
81
14
South
26
34
40
MW
8
72
20
West
9
70
21

CONGRESSIONAL DEMOCRATS


 FAV
 UNFAV
 NO OPINION

CONGRESSIONAL REPUBLICANS


 FAV
 UNFAV
 NO OPINION

DEMOCRATIC PARTY


 FAV
 UNFAV
 NO OPINION
ALL
41
51
8
Men
32
60
8
Women
50
42
8
Dem
71
22
7
Rep
5
93
2
Ind
37
55
8
Other
33
58
9
Non Vote
41
42
17
White
32
62
6
Black
74
15
11
Latino
52
33
15
Oth/Ref
53
31
16
18-29
57
34
9
30-44
27
62
11
45-59
48
47
5
60+
39
54
7
NE
62
26
12
South
21
72
7
MW
44
48
8
West
44
50
6

REPUBLICAN PARTY


 FAV
 UNFAV
 NO OPINION
ALL
21
67
12
Men
30
61
9
Women
12
73
15
Dem
3
92
5
Rep
73
9
18
Ind
10
77
13
Other
11
74
15
Non Vote
7
78
15
White
28
59
13
Black
3
92
5
Latino
4
81
15
Oth/Ref
4
83
13
18-29
6
87
7
30-44
35
51
14
45-59
17
72
11
60+
17
68
15
NE
6
87
7
South
48
37
15
MW
10
78
12
West
12
75
13

Direction

QUESTION: Do you feel the country overall is heading in the right direction or wrong direction?

 RIGHT
WRONG
NOT SURE
All
40
56
4
Men
36
60
4
Women
44
52
4
Dem
61
34
5
Rep
5
93
2
Ind
42
53
5
Other
36
55
9
Non Vote
44
53
3
White
39
58
3
Black
44
49
7
Latino
41
54
5
Oth/Ref
42
49
9
18-29
46
51
3
30-44
32
60
8
45-59
45
53
2
60+
40
59
1
NE
47
47
6
South
31
65
4
MW
44
53
3
West
41
56
3

Generic Congressional Ballot

QUESTION: Would you like to see more Democrats or Republicans elected to Congress in 2010?

 DEMOCRATS
REPUBLICANS
NOT SURE
All
35
29
36
Men
28
39
33
Women
42
19
39
Dem
79
4
17
Rep
4
89
7
Ind
19
17
64
Other
18
27
55
Non Vote
24
15
61
White
26
35
39
Black
65
5
30
Latino
49
23
28
Oth/Ref
51
23
26
18-29
52
7
41
30-44
25
41
34
45-59
39
25
36
60+
30
35
35
NE
51
8
41
South
21
47
32
MW
37
26
37
West
36
28
36

Demographics

Men
1152
48%
Women
1248
52%
Dem
744
31%
Rep
527
22%
Ind
600
25%
Other
119
5%
Non Vote
410
17%
White
1703
71%
Black
337
14%
Latino
286
12%
Oth/Ref
74
3%
18-29
433
18%
30-44
791
33%
45-59
695
29%
60+
481
20%
NE
505
21%
South
718
30%
MW
647
27%
West
530
22%

Methodology

A total of 2400 adults nationally were interviewed by telephone. A cross-section of calls was made into each state in the country in order to reflect the adult population nationally.
The margin for error, according to standards customarily used by statisticians, is no more than plus or minus 2% percentage points. This means that there is a 95 percent probability that the “true” figure would fall within that range if the entire adult population were sampled. The margin for error is higher for any demographic subgroup, such as gender, race, or region.
GEOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN:
Northeast:
DC, ME, VT, NY, MD, PA, CT, DE, MA, NH, RI, WV, NJ
South:
FL, NC, SC, AL, MS, GA, VA, TN, KY, LA, AR, TX
Midwest:
IL, MN, MI, OH, WI, IA, MO, KS, IN, ND, SD, OK, NE
West:
NM, CA, OR, WA, AK, HI, MT, ID, UT, NV, AZ, WY, CO
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