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Wow, 710 people some how turns in to a statewide poll. That's selective polling right there. I love how they shoved those stats at the bottom of that piece because we all know a lot of people won't even get past the headline. Public Policy Polling should be more like Public Policy Trolling.Here's one
http://www.oregonlive.com/politics/index.ssf/2014/01/poll_78_percent_of_oregon_vote.html
The poll, by Public Policy Polling, of Raleigh, N.C., asked a number of questions about voter views on gun control laws. Asked to weigh in on "a criminal background check of every person who wants to buy a firearm," 78 percent supported such checks and 17 percent opposed them.
Big majorities also supported prohibiting stalkers or people subject to restraining orders from buying guns and criminal penalties for parents if their negligence results in a child's shooting death.
The robo-poll, conducted Jan. 22 and 23, also asked about the background check bill that Oregon lawmakers will take up next month. Of those polled 50 percent said they would be less likely to re-elect someone who opposes the bill, while 29 percent said they would be more likely to vote for a lawmaker who opposes it.
Of those who took the poll, 59 percent said they or someone in their household owns a gun. A total of 710 registered Oregon voters responded to the survey. It did not list a margin of error.
So far the foreign guy who just spoke was my favorite, I am curious as to which country he was referring, much emotion in his speech and he knows what comes of laws like this.