Thread: Can you see this poll?

i found it at this url-- http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nati ... orygallery

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Which political party do you think will be able to break the deadlock in Washington over immigration reform?

Democrats (143 responses) 40.2%

Republicans (213 responses) 59.8%

o 356 total responses (Results not scientific)
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How important are immigration issues to you when you make a decision in the presidential race?

Very (511 responses) 83.9%

Somewhat (64 responses) 10.5%

Not much (22 responses) 3.6%

Not at all (12 responses) 2.0%

o 609 total responses (Results not scientific)
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With immigration reform dead, states and communities have taken steps to crack down on illegal immigrants. Some say these efforts create a confusing legal hodgepodge. Do you agree or disagree?

Yes (205 responses) 40.0%

No (308 responses) 60.0%
o 513 total responses (Results not scientific)
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What impact have illegal immigrants living in your community had on you and your community's way of life?

Postive (96 responses) 21.7%

Negative (288 responses) 65.0%

No impact (21 responses) 4.7%

Can't say (34 responses) 7.7%

None in my community (4 responses) 0.9%
o 443 total responses (Results not scientific)
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When state or local police forces encounter illegal immigrants who have not broken any laws, do you think they should arrest those people and turn them over to the federal government to be deported?

Yes (281 responses) 75.3%

No (92 responses) 24.7%
o 373 total responses (Results not scientific)
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A number of solutions have been offered for dealing with the problem of illegal immigrants. Which of these do you think would work the best?

Sanctions and criminal lawsuits against employers (140 responses) 40.9%

Better identification documents (12 responses) 3.5%

Help immigrants become citizens (58 responses) 17.0%

Temporary guest workers for short-term jobs (22 responses) 6.4%

Increased arrests and deportations (78 responses) 22.8%

More security at the borders (32 responses) 9.4%
o 342 total responses (Results not scientific)

Still can't see it

Originally Posted by cvangel

Still can't see it

are you using the url i posted?

i switched computers then clicked on the above url and was not able to get the poll. very strange, can any of you geeks explain this?

Originally Posted by ALIPAC

Can some of you that cant see the poll please take a screen shot and post us the image here.

This is a real mystery.

W

I tried and it used some kinda google cached and I copyed and pasted into my browser and boom there it was

Here is the link hopefully

http://209.85.215.104/search?sourceid=n ... orygallery

This is a real mystery.

W

I was able to access the poll through Lone_Patriot's link.

Thanks L_P.

Just got this from a supporter via email.

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Hi,

Your hotlink to the Tribune poll:

Tribune Online Poll
http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-117995.html

Is at the root of why ALIPAC members can not see the Tribune poll. Such a hotlink contains HTTP_Referrer information ... the URL of the site from whence the query originated. The Tribune's IT staff is filtering web-page queries, and not displaying the poll to any from ALIPAC (a story of some interest in and of itself). Said another way, the request from a web browser (any of them, IE, Firefox, etc.) which asserts an HTTP_Referrer containing an ALIPAC (and potentially other -- undesired -- organizations') URL, will result in the page being served without the poll.

The easiest way for the ALIPAC membership to vote is to copy the following string to their computer's clipboard:

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nati ... orygallery

Then exist their browser ... completely. Every window must be closed.

Fire up the browser, and navigate to a neutral site, like google.com.

Paste (CTRL-C) the copied Tribune URL into the address bar of the browser. Press the "Enter" key.

Voila. There's the poll.

Hope this helps the cause.

Regards,

(name removed by William)

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Which political party do you think will be able to break the deadlock in Washington over immigration reform?

Democrats (147 responses)

37.8%

Republicans (242 responses)

62.2%

* 389 total responses (Results not scientific)

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How important are immigration issues to you when you make a decision in the presidential race?

Very (550 responses)

84.7%

Somewhat (64 responses)

9.9%

Not much (22 responses)

3.4%

Not at all (13 responses)

2.0%

* 649 total responses (Results not scientific)

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With immigration reform dead, states and communities have taken steps to crack down on illegal immigrants. Some say these efforts create a confusing legal hodgepodge. Do you agree or disagree?

Yes (209 responses)

37.9%

No (343 responses)

62.1%

* 552 total responses (Results not scientific)

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What impact have illegal immigrants living in your community had on you and your community's way of life?

Postive (98 responses)

20.3%

Negative (324 responses)

67.1%

No impact (22 responses)

4.6%

Can't say (34 responses)

7.0%

None in my community (5 responses)

1.0%

* 483 total responses (Results not scientific)

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When state or local police forces encounter illegal immigrants who have not broken any laws, do you think they should arrest those people and turn them over to the federal government to be deported?

Yes (319 responses)

77.2%

No (94 responses)

22.8%

* 413 total responses (Results not scientific)

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A number of solutions have been offered for dealing with the problem of illegal immigrants. Which of these do you think would work the best?

Sanctions and criminal lawsuits against employers (163 responses)

42.7%

Better identification documents (12 responses)

3.1%

Help immigrants become citizens (60 responses)

15.7%

Temporary guest workers for short-term jobs (22 responses)

5.8%

Increased arrests and deportations (87 responses)

22.8%

More security at the borders (38 responses)

9.9%

* 382 total

PatrioticSandra's link worked just fine for me.