Thread: NumbersUSA Poll Questionaire.

This from NumbersUSA, think y'all will like it if you haven't already seen it.

http://www.numbersusa.com/polls?ID=25&j ... id=1113378

Poll Taken

That first question can be confusing.

Take a look at it.

I bet many voted against their wishes just because of the way it's worded, and I certainly did.

Can we change our votes?

Thank you for the survey information.

I thought the wording of the first question was turgid. I had to stop and read it a couple of times. Maybe they want us to do that?

submitted! Thanks for posting this

Candidate Survey on Immigration

Do you OPPOSE candidates who would offer the officially estimated 11 million people illegally in the U.S. long-term work permits and/or a path to citizenship (whether through a blanket amnesty or an "earned legalization" or other form)?
Strongly Support 15%
15% of Votes 15% of Votes 15% of Votes
Somewhat Support 1%
1% of Votes 1% of Votes 1% of Votes
Neutral 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Somewhat Oppose 3%
3% of Votes 3% of Votes 3% of Votes
Strongly Oppose 79%
79% of Votes 79% of Votes 79% of Votes

Should candidates support an Attrition Through Enforcement campaign to cause illegal aliens to self-repatriate back to their home countries over time?
Stongly Support 74%
74% of Votes 74% of Votes 74% of Votes
Somewhat Support 12%
12% of Votes 12% of Votes 12% of Votes
Neutral 4%
4% of Votes 4% of Votes 4% of Votes
Somewhat Oppose 1%
1% of Votes 1% of Votes 1% of Votes
Strongly Oppose 7%
7% of Votes 7% of Votes 7% of Votes

Should candidates open up jobs held by illegal aliens for unemployed Americans and legal immigrants already here by requiring all businesses to use the Federal automated, rapid-response internet system (E-Verify) to screen out illegal foreign workers?
Strongly Support 96%
96% of Votes 96% of Votes 96% of Votes
Somewhat Support 2%
2% of Votes 2% of Votes 2% of Votes
Neutral 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Somewhat Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Strongly Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes

Should candidates require the federal government to cooperate with local officials and pick up all illegal aliens detained by local law enforcement?
Strongly Support 97%
97% of Votes 97% of Votes 97% of Votes
Somewhat Support 1%
1% of Votes 1% of Votes 1% of Votes
Neutral 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Somewhat Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Strongly Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes

Should candidates reduce funding to state and local governments that adopt sanctuary policies and other rewards for illegal foreign workers and the companies that hire them?
Strongly Support 96%
96% of Votes 96% of Votes 96% of Votes
Somewhat Support 1%
1% of Votes 1% of Votes 1% of Votes
Neutral 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Somewhat Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Strongly Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes

Should candidates support the completion of the entry/exit system at all borders and points of entry in which every person entering and leaving the U.S. is logged into a database which would notify law enforcement, businesses and others when a foreign tourist, student, worker or other fails to leave on-time? *(US-VISIT was approved by Congress in 1996 and has never been sufficiently funded and is largely incomplete.)
Strongly Support 95%
95% of Votes 95% of Votes 95% of Votes
Somewhat Support 3%
3% of Votes 3% of Votes 3% of Votes
Neutral 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Somewhat Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Strongly Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes

Should candidates support funding and oversight for the full implementation of border security measures already signed into law?
Strongly Support 98%
98% of Votes 98% of Votes 98% of Votes
Somewhat Support 1%
1% of Votes 1% of Votes 1% of Votes
Neutral 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Somewhat Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Stongly Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes

Should candidates pledge to move the U.S. in line with most other nations and stop the policy of giving automatic citizenship at birth to children when both parents are illegal aliens?
Strongly Support 96%
96% of Votes 96% of Votes 96% of Votes
Somewhat Support 2%
2% of Votes 2% of Votes 2% of Votes
Neutral 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Somewhat Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Strongly Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes

Should candidates support implementing the bi-partisan, national Jordan Commission recommendation to limit family-based immigration to the nuclear family of spouse and minor children, thus eliminating the "chain migration" categories of extended family that are the key reason immigration has quadrupled since the 1960s?
Strongly Support 92%
92% of Votes 92% of Votes 92% of Votes
Somewhat Support 4%
4% of Votes 4% of Votes 4% of Votes
Neutral 1%
1% of Votes 1% of Votes 1% of Votes
Somewhat Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Strongly Oppose 1%
1% of Votes 1% of Votes 1% of Votes

Should candidates vow stop using a lottery to give away permanent greencards to 50,000 randomly chosen foreign citizens each year (an elimination suggested by the Jordan Commission)?
Strongly Support 91%
91% of Votes 91% of Votes 91% of Votes
Somewhat Support 4%
4% of Votes 4% of Votes 4% of Votes
Neutral 2%
2% of Votes 2% of Votes 2% of Votes
Somewhat Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Strongly Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes

Should candidates institute safeguards that will prevent importation of foreign workers any time they would threaten the jobs or depress the wages of American workers?
Strongly Support 91%
91% of Votes 91% of Votes 91% of Votes
Somewhat Support 5%
5% of Votes 5% of Votes 5% of Votes
Neutral 1%
1% of Votes 1% of Votes 1% of Votes
Somewhat Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Strongly Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes

Until 1976, U.S. immigration tradition was an average of around 250,000 a year; since new legislation in 1990, it has averaged 1,000,000 a year. More than 38 million foreign workers and dependents now live in the U.S. At current rates, immigration will add more than 100 million additional people to the U.S. population by 2060. This government-forced rapid population expansion will require huge increases in energy, roads and other infrastructure and services. Should candidates favor reducing overall immigration numbers toward the traditional levels?
Strongly Support 95%
95% of Votes 95% of Votes 95% of Votes
Somewhat Support 3%
3% of Votes 3% of Votes 3% of Votes
Neutral 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Somewhat Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes
Strongly Oppose 0%
0% of Votes 0% of Votes 0% of Votes