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What do you think should be the top priority for the new legislative session?
Planning for growth 6 %
Education 9 %
Illegal immigration 83 %
Taxes 2 %
Total number of votes 206
Poll results aren't scientific. Percentages may not add up to 100 percent due to rounding off.
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Planning for growth 6 %
Education 9 %
Illegal immigration 83 %
Taxes 2 %
Total number of votes 212
Comments are being left there also.
84% 213 votes
All of the issues: planning for growth, education, and taxes can be wrapped around the illegals issue.
They will interpret this to mean "comprehesive immigation amnesty"
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Originally Posted by gofer
I would have ignored this poll if they had said "Comprehensive Immigration Reform", but it specifically said "Illegal Immigration"
Of course there was also that poll for the Orange County Register that referred to "Illegal Aliens" as "California Citizens". As far as I know there is no such thing as "California Citizens". You are either a "California Resident" or "Not".
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Illegal Immigration 85% (237 votes)
What do you think should be the top priority for the new legislative session?
Planning for growth 6 %
Education 8 %
Illegal immigration 85 %
Taxes 2 %
Total number of votes 244
What do you think should be the top priority for the new legislative session?
Planning for growth 5 %
Education 7 %
Illegal immigration 87 %
Taxes 1 %
Total number of votes 316
Comments on this Poll
1. Comment by Eileen D. — January 6,2007 @ 12:07PM
Illegal immigration cannot be swept under the rug. The elected officials still need to do something about this on going problem.
2. Comment by Michael K. — January 6,2007 @ 1:22PM
Stop the illegal immigration and our schools, hospitals and social services would be able to serve the citizens here legally out of their present budgets. The dollar drain from the illegals on our hospitals, schools and agencies like CPS needs to stop.
3. Comment by Russ D. — January 7,2007 @ 2:08AM
56% voted yes on Prop 200 an anti-illegal initiative in 2004 74% voted yes on the 4 anti-illegal initiatives 2006 Now in the first week of January 2007 86% say no to the continued support of the illegal alien invasion. Someone please explain two (2) things to me. One; what is a democracy? Two; how did the pro-illegal alien invasion candidates get elected?