McNinch Survey Ranks Standing of Candidates

Guam

Written by Kevin Kerrigan Tuesday, 17 July 2012 09:00

Guam - UOG Professor Dr. Ron McNinch has released the following results of a phone survey that was taken last weekend which asked potential voters who they think will be elected.
According to a release, the PA 305 Class phone survey was done between Friday July 13 and Monday the 16th.

240 registered voters were asked "Who do you think will be elected or re-elected in the 2012 General Elections?"

The survey has a sample error of plus or minus 7%

Dr. McNinch advises that the survey results are best viewed as real numbers, not percentages. "The numbers are so close, percentages might miss how closely the candidates are clustered. A lot can change between now and November, this is just a mid July snapshot. The number to the far left on the spreadsheet is the final total number. Undecideds are excluded."

	Congressional Candidates		Party
52%	124	Bordallo, Madeleine	Democrat
20%	49	Blas, Frank	Republican
15%	35	Dizon, Karlo	Democrat
8%	18	Diaz Jonathan	Independent

		Senatorial Candidates	Party
63%	151	Won Pat, Judith	Democrat
60%	145	Muna Barnes, Tina	Democrat
60%	144	Ada, Tom	Democrat
59%	141	Aguon, Jr., Frank	Democrat
57%	136	Guthertz, Judi	Democrat
54%	130	Respicio, Rory	Democrat
53%	128	Yamashita, Aline	Republican
52%	125	Ada, Tony	Republican
52%	124	Pangelinan, Ben	Democrat
52%	124	Cruz, Benjamin	Democrat
50%	121	Rodriguez, Dennis	Democrat
48%	115	Taijeron, Mana Silva	Republican
48%	114	Palacios, Adolpho	Democrat
42%	100	McCreadie, Brant	Republican
38%	90	Mabini, Sam	Republican
36%	87	San Agustin, Joe	Democrat
36%	86	Duenas, Christopher	Republican
35%	85	Morrison, Tommy	Republican
22%	52	Taitano, Michelle	Republican
21%	51	Limtiaco, Michael	Republican
21%	51	Blas, Roland	Republican
21%	50	Mendiola, Adonis	Republican
19%	46	Naholowaa, Leah	Democrat
19%	45	Gumataotao, Frank	Democrat
17%	40	Aquiningoc, Antonio	Republican
16%	39	Servino, Jose	Republican
16%	39	Sarmiento, William	Republican
16%	38	San Nicolas, Michael	Democrat
16%	38	Atalig, Javier	Republican
15%	37	Toves, Benedicto	Democrat
13%	32	Cotton, Moe	Republican

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