The Politics of National Security, Vol. 3: Poll
The survey was based on telephone interviews with 1,000 2008 voters, conducted between September 11-14, 2010. The survey included interviews with 835 respondents who are likely voters for the 2010 elections, and all figures in this report refer to the “likely voter” results unless otherwise noted. The margin of sampling error is approximately +/-3.1 percent for results from the full sample, and approximately +/- 3.4 percent for results from likely voters.
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