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Politics : Bill Clinton Scandal - SANITY CHECK -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill who wrote (9644)	10/15/1998 3:58:00 PM
From: Zoltan!	Respond to of 67261

zogby.com Our Latest Release~ October 15, 1998 Two in Three Likely Voters Angry Over Clinton-Lewinsky Affair Majority of Likely Voters Blame the President Republicans Still Lead in Congressional Generic Pollster John Zogby: "Almost two out of three voters say that they are angry about the Clinton-Lewinsky Affair and a majority overall are angriest at the President. Seven in ten voters say that Clinton has no one to blame but himself and a majority agree that the whole affair dragged on because Clinton refused to tell the truth in the first place. While Democrats lead Republicans by three points in the generic vote, it is customary in our polls that the Democrats must be up by five in order to break even. What is of further importance here is that one in three of those "undecided" voters say that the Clinton-Lewinsky Affair will be important in determining their vote for Congress and by a factor or thirty-five to twenty, they are more likely to vote Republican than Democrat. By a factor of two to one, voters are less likely to vote for a candidate who either voices support for or is campaigned on behalf of by the President. "While a majority still oppose impeachment and removal from office, most who prefer the President stay in office, agree that there should be some form of punishment. Majorities continue to agree that the President should be impeached if he either lied under oath before the grand jury or encouraged anyone else to lie under oath." The Zogby America Poll of 864 likely voters nationwide was conducted Sunday through Tuesday (October -11-14, 1998). The poll has a margin of sampling error of +/-3.5%. Error margins for sub-groups are higher.