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1 Palestine Elections 2006 Birzeit University Development Studies Program

2 Political Dynamic of the Palestinian Electorate— Expected Turnout If PLC elections were held today, would you vote?

3 Political Dynamics of the Palestinian Electorate--Out of the Following lists running for PLC elections, for whom would you vote?

4 Projected Distribution of Seats (Poll January 20, 2006)

5 Will the PLC Elections be fair? (Poll January 24, 2006)

6 Percentage of Palestinians who find the following means of protest unacceptable? (Poll January 24, 2006)

7 Exit Poll Structure 232 Polling Stations. Special Security Forces survey. More than 600 Research Interviewers. 65 Data Processing & Programming Personnel. Total workforce of over 1000 personnel including interviewing, data processing, and supervisory staff. Expected to obtain 10,000 completed questionnaires.

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