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Florida voters rate economy #1 |
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Written by Stumo
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Wednesday, 16 July 2008 |
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No big surprise. (Ditto Ohio... economy is #1)
In Florida, the most important issues are: Economy 71%, Iraq 41%, Health Care 38%, Terrorism 19%, Illegal Immigration 19%, Other 5%
But look at the sub-questions for Florida (I did not look at Ohio just now).
Floridians List Serious Problems with the Economy
Percent who say or their family experienced serious problems on account of recent changes in the economy
Problems paying for gas: 55%
Problems getting a good-paying job/raise in pay: 39%
Problem buying/selling home/home losing value: 36%
Problems paying for health care and insurance: 32%
Problems paying for college/education cost: 26%
Losing a job: 26%
Problems paying for food: 24%
Problems with credit card/other personal debt: 23%
Problems paying your rent or mortgage: 23%
Losing money in the stock market: 19%
Problems getting/paying for care for elderly/disabled relative who needs long-term help: 18%
Report ANY of these as a serious problem: 76%
Losing a job. 26%. Astounding. I would not have guessed that high.
The trade reform movement should really consider that number, along with the others. Since the primary job growth is government and health care jobs. Then low paying service jobs.
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