National Survey of Likely Voters课件.ppt

AHUA National Survey of Likely Voters - April 2008 National Survey of Likely Voters April 2008 Methodology Universe: Likely Voters Sample Size: 1,000 Error Margin: ±3.1% Method: On-Line (email-driven web-based survey to random sample of Survey Sampling Inc. opt-in national panel) Field Dates: April 4-6, 2008 Voters Spend Most Time Travelling By Car Safety Improvements Needed Major Congestion Relief Needed Invest More In Highways Bridges Candidates Benefit From Talking About Congestion Relief Candidates Significantly Benefit From Talking About Safety Important To Keep Fuel Tax Dedicated To Highways Bridges Strong Majority See Cars, Roads Bridges As Benefit To Society Reducing Congestion Better Green Policy Than Reducing Driving Federal Government Should Lead On Funding Major Highways Bridges Strong Opposition To More Tolls On Interstates Strong Opposition To Leasing Public Highways Majority Support Some Increase In Fuel Tax Fuel Tax Increase OpinionBy Vote Behavior Messages: Trust Fund Bankruptcy Messages: Tax Has Lower Buying Power Messages: U.S. Losing Competitiveness Messages: Improvements Can Save Lives Messages: Unsafe Bridges Support For Fuel Tax Increase Grows From 57% to 71% After Messages Age Vote Behavior Race/Ethnicity Gender Region * Q: For each of the following forms of transportation, please indicate what percentage of the time you use that form of transportation during the course of a year. Please consider ALL of the places you go, including work, school, shopping, social visits, vacation, etc. All of the percentages entered should add up to 100% Q: In terms of safety, please rate your opinion of the condition of the nation’s major highways and bridges 80% Need Improvements 20% Excellent/Good Q: In terms of congestion, please rate your opinion of the condition of the nation’s major highways and bridges 88% Need Improvements 12% Excellent/Good Q: In the next year, should the federal government’s investment in highway and bridge improvements be