3. Do you favor or oppose banning high-capacity ammunition clips that can contain more than 10 bullets?
4. Do you favor or oppose a law which would make it illegal to manufacture, sell, or possess semi-automatic guns known as assault rifles?
So likely 3/4 of the respondents were from Chicago and don't own guns anyway, a question they conveniently left out.
Oh, and another bit. The Paul Simon Public Policy Institute is a Joyce Foundation grant recipient and several of their board members work together.


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"Do you favor putting public officials on trial for treason when they deliberately violate the constitutional rights of Americans?"
Why aren't they asking that question?
Never liked his music, anyway.
(Yes, yes, I know. Different guy.)
If the sampling was even, 600 people is more than enough for statistical relevance for Illinois.
The real problem is the question phrasing (and reliance on ignorance of the technical terms).
That's the catch, there's no way it could be even w/ the ridiculous numbers they posted. What did they consider 'downstate' and what was the dividing line?
600 out of 12.8 million isnt worth anything. You can find .005% of the population who think anything.
Pedophilia should be legal, or we should all follow Islam. Totally pointless even before you get to the questionable questions.
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