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CA 80 th Assembly District Election Survey September 29-30, 2008 n=326 m.o.e. +/- 95% confidence FOR PUBLIC RELEASE: CONTACT JAMES 916-213-8179.

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1 CA 80 th Assembly District Election Survey September 29-30, 2008 n=326 m.o.e. +/- 5.38% @ 95% confidence FOR PUBLIC RELEASE: CONTACT JAMES FISFIS @ 916-213-8179 Analysis and presentation by www.chariotresearch.com info@chariotresearch.com Worldwide Research and Communications LLC 1

2 Sample Worldwide Research and Communications LLC September 29-30, 2008 n=326 m.o.e. +/- 5.38% @ 95% confidence

3 Generally speaking, would you say things in California are heading in the right direction or have things gotten off on to the wrong track? Worldwide Research and Communications LLC September 29-30, 2008 n=326 m.o.e. +/- 5.38% @ 95% confidence

4 Generically speaking, in this year’s election for state assembly, do you prefer to vote for a Republican or a Democrat? Worldwide Research and Communications LLC September 29-30, 2008 n=326 m.o.e. +/- 5.38% @ 95% confidence

5 Ok, now if the election for State Assembly were being held today, which of the following candidates would you vote for? Worldwide Research and Communications LLC September 29-30, 2008 n=326 m.o.e. +/- 5.38% @ 95% confidence

6 Ballot comparison Generic ballotAssembly ballot Worldwide Research and Communications LLC September 29-30, 2008 n=326 m.o.e. +/- 5.38% @ 95% confidence

7 Top groups ballot comparison Worldwide Research and Communications LLC September 29-30, 2008 n=326 m.o.e. +/- 5.38% @ 95% confidence

8 Top groups ballot analysis Worldwide Research and Communications LLC September 29-30, 2008 n=326 m.o.e. +/- 5.38% @ 95% confidence

9 Ballot by party Worldwide Research and Communications LLC September 29-30, 2008 n=326 m.o.e. +/- 5.38% @ 95% confidence

10 Ballot by CA direction Worldwide Research and Communications LLC September 29-30, 2008 n=326 m.o.e. +/- 5.38% @ 95% confidence

11 Ballot by ideology Worldwide Research and Communications LLC September 29-30, 2008 n=326 m.o.e. +/- 5.38% @ 95% confidence

12 Support profiles Worldwide Research and Communications LLC September 29-30, 2008 n=326 m.o.e. +/- 5.38% @ 95% confidence

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