Creating a School Voucher Program (February 2014)

Creating a School Voucher Program (February 2014)

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Extremely effective25%
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Extremely effective18%20%33%
Somewhat effective21%28%30%
Not very effective18%14%18%
Not at all effective24%12%8%
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categoryLean RepublicanNot very strong RepublicanStrong Republican
Extremely effective45%23%33%
Somewhat effective32%32%27%
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Not at all effective4%11%7%
Don't know7%13%13%

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categoryLean DemocratNot very strong DemocratStrong Democrat
Extremely effective13%17%22%
Somewhat effective25%26%16%
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Extremely effective10%19%36%
Somewhat effective18%30%26%
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Extremely effective34%34%44%
Somewhat effective27%31%17%
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Extremely effective28%26%18%
Somewhat effective24%28%32%
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Not at all effective17%15%8%
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Somewhat effective28%29%21%34%28%20%
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Don't know22%20%16%19%9%14%

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