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USA TODAY Poll: Public support for gun control ebbs
Susan Page, USA TODAY8:14 a.m. EDT April 23, 2013
WASHINGTON -- Four months after the shooting rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School, a USA TODAY Poll finds support for a new gun-control law ebbing as prospects for passage on Capitol Hill seem to fade.
Americans are more narrowly divided on the issue than in recent months, and backing for a bill has slipped below 50%, the poll finds. By 49%-45%, those surveyed favor Congress passing a new gun-control law.
The survey of 1,002 adults was taken Thursday through Sunday by Princeton Survey Research. The margin of error is +/- 4 percentage points.
This is nation wide, I do know in Georgia support for the bill by the majority of Georgian's was never there. I know what they say about assumptions, but I am pretty sure even without seeing any state polls on gun controls that the majority of those who live in the south and the plain states do not want new gun control legislation.
What Shumer doesn't recognize is not everyone lives in the northeast or in Democratic bastions. People have differing views and even politics depending on what region of the country they live in. I am sure he is correct as far as the Northeast is concerned. Wrong as far as my home region of the south is concerned.
Show us which states have been polled that show a majority of voters are opposed to expanded background checks. Thanks!
USA TODAY Poll: Public support for gun control ebbs
Susan Page, USA TODAY8:14 a.m. EDT April 23, 2013
WASHINGTON -- Four months after the shooting rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School, a USA TODAY Poll finds support for a new gun-control law ebbing as prospects for passage on Capitol Hill seem to fade.
Americans are more narrowly divided on the issue than in recent months, and backing for a bill has slipped below 50%, the poll finds. By 49%-45%, those surveyed favor Congress passing a new gun-control law.
The survey of 1,002 adults was taken Thursday through Sunday by Princeton Survey Research. The margin of error is +/- 4 percentage points.
This is nation wide, I do know in Georgia support for the bill by the majority of Georgian's was never there. I know what they say about assumptions, but I am pretty sure even without seeing any state polls on gun controls that the majority of those who live in the south and the plain states do not want new gun control legislation.
What Shumer doesn't recognize is not everyone lives in the northeast or in Democratic bastions. People have differing views and even politics depending on what region of the country they live in. I am sure he is correct as far as the Northeast is concerned. Wrong as far as my home region of the south is concerned.