The poll was conducted from a survey of 500 likely voters and has a margin of error of +/- 4.38% the subject was the State of Wisconsin Budget.
The public by 35% blames the current economy on the State's budget problems.
83% of those polled are very clear in the fact that the first thing Governor Doyle should do to combat the budget shortfall is to cut spending.
15% of those polled believe that the Governor should raise taxes and cut spending only as a last resort.
78% of respondents expressed strong opposition to Governor Doyle's planned tax increases.
Similarly, 72% were opposed to the Governor's current solution of $10 in new taxes for every $1 in spending cuts (21% did support that approach).
Saturday, March 07, 2009
MacIver Institute launches new blog
Fred Dooley just put the first post up at the MacIver Institute's new blog on their recent poll data on state spending: