Will Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) run for re-election next year supporting Florida workers by supporting the RAISE Act? A survey by Pulse Opinion Research has found that all components of the bill are strongly favored by Florida's "likely mid-term" voters, including those who have voted for the Democratic incumbent in the past.
A new national poll of "likely midterm voters" finds 55% of them favoring a bill that "would allow immigrants to bring in their spouse and minor children but would end migration of extended family."
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
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A poll from The Polling Company shows overwhelming support among likely voters for significantly lower immigration levels, increased enforcement and an opposition to Pres. Obama's plan to move forward with an executive action that could grant amnesty and work permits to millions of illegal aliens. 74% of likely voters chose Pres. Obama working with Congress on the immigration issue rather than acting alone, and 75% of likely voters want to see more enforcement of immigration laws.
A Pulse Opinon poll sponsored by NumbersUSA of 1,000 likely voters found that Americans are concerned about urban sprawl. 77% of Americans saw the destruction of farmland and natural habitat as a result of urban sprawl as a major problem or somewhat of a problem.
A Pulse Opinion Research Poll sponsored by NumbersUSA of 1,000 likely voters found that 59% support giving work permits to certain illegal aliens only after Congress certifies full implementation of all border, interior and workplace enforcement.
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A Pulse Opinion Research poll sponsored by NumbersUSA of 1,000 Evangelical likely voters found that 57% feel the federal government has very little or no moral responsibility to issue work permits to illegal aliens, but 74% feel the federal government has a lot or some moral responsibility to have an immigration policy that protects unemployed and low-wage workers from foreign worker competition.
A poll conducted by Pulse Opinion Research shows that 59% of likely voters oppose increasing green cards while only 28% support an increase.
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Republican senators considering voting for the S. 744 immigration bill will find little support among the voters on whom they most depend for both Primary and General elections, according to a Pulse Opinion Research survey of 1,000 likely voters on June 17.
A survey of 1,000 New Jersey likely voters showed that about half want to see a reduction in the number of immigrants who receive a lifetime work permit, only 12% wanted to increase the number.
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A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
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A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
Key Findings:
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
Key Findings:
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
Key Findings:
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
Key Findings:
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
Key Findings:
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
Key Findings:
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
Key Findings:
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
Key Findings:
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
Key Findings:
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
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A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
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A survey of 500 likely Tennessee voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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Congress is considering a bill to give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal immigrant workers. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the work permits?
A survey of 500 likely Nebraska voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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Congress is considering a bill to give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal immigrant workers. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the work permits?
A survey of 500 likely North Dakota voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
Key Findings:
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
Key Findings:
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
Key Findings:
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
Key Findings:
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
Key Findings:
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
Key Findings:
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
Key Findings:
A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's oversized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
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A scientific poll of the state's voters finds almost no support for the Gang of Eight's over-sized amnesty bill in the way it rewards 11 million illegal aliens before any new enforcement to stop future illegal immigration.
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A survey of 1,000 likely Nevada voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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Congress is considering a bill to give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal immigrant workers. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the work permits?
A survey of 1,000 likely South Dakota voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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A survey of 1,000 likely Montana voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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Congress is considering a bill to give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal immigrant workers. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the work permits?
A survey of 1,000 likely Utah voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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Congress is considering a bill to give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal immigrant workers. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the work permits?
A survey of 1,000 likely Missouri voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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A survey of 1,000 likely Virginia voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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Congress is considering a bill to give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal immigrant workers. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the work permits?
A survey of 1,000 likely Michigan voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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Congress is considering a bill to give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal immigrant workers. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the work permits?
A survey of 1,000 likely West Virginia voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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A survey of 500 likely Indiana voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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Congress is considering a bill to give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal immigrant workers. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the work permits?
A survey of 1,000 likely Wisconsin voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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Congress is considering a bill to give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal immigrant workers. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the work permits?
A survey of 1,000 likely Ohio voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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Congress is considering a bill to give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal immigrant workers. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the work permits?
A survey of 1,000 likely Arkansas voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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Congress is considering a bill to give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal immigrant workers. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the work permits?
A survey of 1,000 likely Iowa voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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Congress is considering a bill to give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal immigrant workers. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the work permits?
A survey of 1,000 likely Idaho voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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Congress is considering a bill to give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal immigrant workers. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the work permits?
A survey of 1,000 likely Kentucky voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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Congress is considering a bill to give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal immigrant workers. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the work permits?
A survey of 1,000 likely Pennsylvania voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
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