Results with Comparision to Polls

by: Brian Leubitz

Wed Nov 09, 2005 at 07:25:22 AM PST

I'll work on this more later today. But for right now, here's the data. ~~Something is whack with the software, it doesn't like the table or something. Scroll down!~~ - fixed by Soapy (The Software is great! )

Proposition	Yes Votes	yes %	No Votes	No %	Field Poll (Oct 05)	Stanford (Oct 05)	PPIC (Oct 05)	SUSA (Nov 05)
73 N Minor's Pregnancy	3129340	47.4	3465146	52.6	41/49	54/46	42/48	51/47
74 N Teacher Tenure	2986287	44.9	3662429	55.1	44/50	49/51	46/48	48/51
75 N Public Union Dues	3091713	46.5	3550563	53.5	40/50	70/30	46/46	45/54
76 N Spending/Funding	2521709	37.9	4114787	62.1	32/60	30/70	30/62	39/59
77 N Redistricting	2672882	40.5	3919919	59.5	35/51	50/50	36/50	41/56
78 N Rx Drug Discounts	2719375	41.5	3821383	58.5	36/45	59/41	n/a	n/a
79 N Rx Drug Rebates	2523419	38.9	3949942	61.1	37/43	58/42	n/a	n/a
80 N Electric Regulation	2188786	34.3	4181536	65.7	33/33 (Sep’05)	37/63	n/a	n/a

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Results with Comparision to Polls | 4 comments

Per-Prop turnout (0.00 / 0)

One more bit of data, the total number of votes per prop:

Prop	#votes
73	6595691
74	6649942
75	6643506
76	6637715
77	6594017
78	6541956
79	6474566
80	6371500

I think it's interesting that 74-76 were the most voted on. I assume this is because of which issues people feel sure or unsure about, or are motivated to get out and vote specifically on vs. don't care about. Based on the Prop 73 vote count, it seems that the anti-choice christian republican theocratic mobilization that I heard some rumors of never materialized. I felt 80 was the least campaigned on and this shows in its low vote count.

Santa Barbara Progressives

by: bolson @ Wed Nov 09, 2005 at 20:53:09 PM UTC

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I am not that (0.00 / 0)

surprised that 74 and 75 were the most voted on. Those were the ones both sides focused most of their effort on in the last few weeks as both were the closest in the polls. Most of the ad buys were on those two initiatives.

by: Alliance for a Better California @ Wed Nov 09, 2005 at 21:58:00 PM UTC

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80 was very quiet (0.00 / 0)

You rarely even heard anything about 80. I'm not particularly suprised about the lack of voting on that one.

I think?

by: Brian Leubitz @ Wed Nov 09, 2005 at 22:14:30 PM UTC

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