Oct. 2014 civil beat 2nd district race
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This document presents the results of a poll of likely general election voters in Hawaii's 2nd Congressional District. It finds that incumbent representative Tulsi Gabbard leads her challenger Kawika Crowley by a margin of 69% to 19%, with 12% undecided. It also provides demographic breakdowns of the poll responses related to factors like gender, age, ethnicity, location within the district, and political affiliation.
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Gabbard 69%
Crowley 19%
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DEMOGRAPHICS
Gender
Male 47%
Female 53%
Age
Under
50 21%
50
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older 79%
Ethnicity
Caucasian 47%
Japanese 21%
Filipino 5%
Hawaiian 13%
Chinese 4%
Hispanic 1%
Other/Mixed 9%](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/oct-141028130826-conversion-gate01/85/Oct-2014-civil-beat-2nd-district-race-1-320.jpg)
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