Campaigning on marriage equality should be a winner for Gary Johnson in Iowa if PPP has it right:
What is that so interesting? Because in 2008 the combined vote for Obama/McCain was 98.7% . . .
Either there is something in the Iowa water (resulting no doubt from all that ethanol production), or a lot more people are ambivalent this time around about the two parties.
As we're finding in our polling across the country right now voters in
Iowa are moving more and more in support of gay marriage to the point where they're
now almost evenly divided on the issue. 44% of voters think it should be legal, while
45% believe it should be illegal. That represents a six point shift on the margin from
when we polled the state in October and found 41% of voters supportive and 48%
opposed.
Gay marriage has been legal for a few years in Iowa now and 62% of voters say that it's
had no impact on their lives one way or the other. 24% claim it's had a negative effect
while 14% say it's a positive thing. We've never found a very significant portion of voters
in a state that has gay marriage say it's had a bad effect on them.Moreover, even though President Obama enjoys a comfortable lead in the State, the most interesting data point to emerge from this survey is that 9% of voters said they either voted for a third-party candidate in 2008 or cannot recall if they voted for Barack Obama or John McCain.
What is that so interesting? Because in 2008 the combined vote for Obama/McCain was 98.7% . . .
Either there is something in the Iowa water (resulting no doubt from all that ethanol production), or a lot more people are ambivalent this time around about the two parties.
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