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New Polls of South Carolina's Voters:
Education at Top of List to Improve Children's Future

WIS-TV in partnership with Communities for Quality Education has conducted two new polls of South Carolina primary voters to assess voter attitudes and priorities about education policy issues leading up to the presidential debates and primaries.

Poll Results for Democrats

With 85% of Democratic voters saying the nation is on the wrong track, the focus is on education to turn things around. Two-thirds of all Democratic voters and 70% of the crucial African American voting bloc see providing all children with the opportunity for a quality education as the most important measure to improve the future for American youth.



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Poll Results for Republicans

For South Carolina's Republican voters, public education remains a major concern.  Over half (58%) of Republican voters are "very concerned" about the state of education in both the U.S. and in South Carolina. 59% of Republican voters believe the most important thing the federal government can do to improve the children's future is to improve the quality of public education.


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Check back for more updates on this poll in the days leading up to the South Carolina Presidential Primaries.


Media Releases:

New Poll of SC Republicans: Education at Top of List to Improve Children's Future, 5/11/07
Education Top Domestic Issue in South Democratic Primary, 4/26/07

Related News Articles:

David Staton with Poll Results of Likely Republican Voters (video) - WIS-TV, 5/11/07
SC Republican Voters Sound Off on the Issues -WIS-TV, 5/10/07
Schools a priority of S.C. Democrats - Post and Courier, 4/24/07
Poll: SC Voters Want More Federal, State Education Spending - WIS-TV, 4/24/07
Feature on Education Poll (video) - WIS-TV, 4/20/07
David Stanton with Poll Results of Likely Democratic Voters (video) - WIS-TV, 4/19/07
WIS Polls Likely Voters on the Issues - WIS-TV, 4/18/07

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