In senate memo 10 26-12

To: Interested PartiesFrom: John McLaughlin and Rob SchmidtRe: Indiana Statewide Survey ResultsDate: October 26, 2012 The race for U.S. Senate between Richard Mourdock and Joe Donnelly remains very competitive, with both candidates receiving 44% of the vote, followed by Andrew Horning who receives 6% and 4% who remain undecided. The political environment continues to be very favorable to the Republicans, as Mitt Romney leads President Obama, 55% to 41%. Three –Way Ballot: U.S. Senate Total Vote Mourdock 44% Vote Donnelly 44% Vote Horning 6% Vote Undecided 4% Ballot: President Total Vote Romney 55% Vote Obama 41% Vote Undecided 4%Demographic Breakdown: Party Total Age Total Area Total Republican 42% Under 40 23% Ft. Wayne 10% Democrat 32% 41-55 22% South Bend 10% Independent 23% 56-65 26% Chicago 13% Race % Over 65 27% Indy/Lafayette 47% White 90% Gender % Terre Haute/Evans. 11% Non-White 7% Male 48% Louis./Cinci./Dayton 9% Abortion % Female 52% Pro-Life 52% Pro-Choice 38%Methodology: This statewide survey of political attitudes was conducted among 600 likely general election voters th thin Indiana on October 24 and 25 , 2012. All interviews were conducted by professional interviewers viatelephone. Interview selection was at random within predetermined election units. These units were structured tostatistically correlate with actual general election voter turnout in Indiana. The accuracy of the sample of 600 likelygeneral election voters in Indiana is within +/- 4.0% at a 95% confidence interval. _______________________________________________________________ 1 919 Prince Street * Alexandria, Virginia 22314 * Phone: 703-518-4445 * FAX: 703-518-4447 566 South Route 303 * Blauvelt, NY 10913 * Phone: 845-365-2000 * FAX: 845-365-2008 www.mclaughlinonline.com

In senate memo 10 26-12

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