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May 1, 2000
If the election were held today, Utah's governor appears to have enough support for another four years in office.
According to our new poll, a slight majority say they would vote for Mike Leavitt among the Republican candidates.
And when asked about candidates from all parties, Governor Leavitt still has a majority. But nearly a third said they would vote for Democrat Bill Orton. For details, see the questions and numbers, and check the link to tonight's Deseret News story, below.
(This poll was conducted by Dan Jones & Associates April 11-19, 2000. It includes responses from 1,219 registered Utah voters, and has a margin of error of +/-3.0%).
Republican Primary
As you may know, GOP Governor Mike Leavitt is being challenged within his party by three Republicans; Glen P. Davis, Timothy Lawson, and Steve Stromness. If the Republican primary were today, which of the GOP candidates would you vote for?
- 53% Mike Leavitt
- 1% Glen Davis
- 1% Timothy Lawson
- 2% Steve Stromness
- 40% Don't know
- 4% Refuse
Leavitt v. Orton, etc.
If the election were held today and the candidates for Governor were Mike Leavitt, Republican; Bill Orton, Democrat; Jeremy Friedbaum, Indpendent American; and Dub Richards (no party affiliation) for whom would you vote?
- 56% Mike Leavitt
- 29% Bill Orton
- 2% Jeremy Friedbaum
- 2% Dub Richards
- 11% Don't know
- 0% Refuse
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