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Gravis Marketing Florida Telephone Survey On Medical Marijuana and The Governors Race(PR Web Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Winter Springs, Florida (PRWEB) June 27, 2014 Human Events-Gravis Marketing conducted a random survey of 1232 registered voters in Florida by automated calls to landlines a between and 6/21/14 and 6/23/14 regarding support for the proposed Constitutional Amendment legalizing medical marijuana on the set for the November 2014 ballot and the upcoming Gubernatorial and Attorney General Elections. The results have a margin of error of ±3. Gravis Marketing Results indicate a modest, but growing majority of support for the medical marijuana amendment. In the Governor's race, Charlie Crist and Rick Scott remains relatively close with Scott overtaking Crist's previously held 4-point advantage over the last three months. In addition, the race for the Attorney General's seat will likely be a three-way contest with Bondi holding a cushion over Thurston and Sheldon with a significant amount of unsure voters who could potentially tighten up the race. The results for the Governor and Attorney General's race results have continued to remain steady when compared to a similar poll conducted in April. Highlights from the survey include: Governor • Respondents revealed that the race between Rick Scott and Charlie Crist remains relatively close with 41% of polled voters stating that if the election were held today that they would vote for Rick Scott and 39% stating they would cast their vote for Charlie Crist. 6% of voters revealed they would vote for Adrian Wyllie while 15% expressed they were unsure about their vote. Attorney General • When surveyed about the Attorney General race, voters indicated that if the election for Attorney General were held today, 43% would vote for Pam Bondi, while 38% stated they would vote for Perry Thurston and only 5% stated they would cast a vote for Bill Wohlsifer. 16% of voters stated they were uncertain as to their vote for Attorney General. • With George Sheldon added to the questionnaire in place of Perry Thurston, Bondi's support remained the same, while 35% of voters expressed support for George Sheldon. Unsure voters increased from 15% to 16%. Medical Marijuana • When polled regarding their broad support for the amendment, a modest majority, 50% of the surveyed voters, indicated general support for the Amendment while 37% expressed opposition and 13% indicated they were unsure of their position. • When compared to the April survey conducted on the issue, support for the proposed amendment only sat at 45% with 46% indicating opposition. This shift is also marked by an increase in voters who expressed uncertainty. Gravis Marketing is an award-winning public relations firm with a clientele including political campaigns, public affairs organizations, consultants, and nonprofit organizations all across the globe. Founded in 2010 by Doug Kaplan, Gravis Marketing is an industry leader in innovative turnkey campaign solutions specializing in innovative call center technologies. Telephone Survey Results Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2014/06/prweb11982520.htm (c) 2014 PRWEB.COM Newswire |