An overwhelming majority say government spending is too high and 68% say it’s affecting them personally. Those are two of the key findings from our bipartisan poll of likely voters, sponsored by Public Notice and conducted by the Tarrance Group and Hart Research. The poll was fielded September 12-15. Below you’ll find the results from 10 state-level polls and the aggregate findings from those polls.
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10-State Aggregate |  |
South Carolina |
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Nevada |  |
Florida |
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New Hampshire |  |
Pennsylvania |
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Virginia |  |
California |
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Washington |  |
Ohio |
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Colorado |
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What’s on voters’ minds? |  |
Is spending too high or too low? |
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Will it actually work? |
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Spending just got personal |
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Will it affect your vote? |  |
Surplus not even in your lifetime? |
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Poll reveals government spending is personal to voters |
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Spending just got personal, the video |
