[WILLIALAL]

“based on telephone interviews conducted May 10, 2012, on the Gallup Daily tracking survey, with a random sample of 1,013 adults, aged 18 and older”

This is a useless poll as far as the election is concerned. Just adults. I bet the results would be a lot different with likely voters, or even registered voters.

[dvwjr]

Based on the Gallup poll of May 10, 2012 - question number two:

2.) "Does President Obama’s support for same-sex marriage make you more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or doesn’t it make any difference?"

The Gallup poll data for this poll:

Poll Information

Gallup

05/10/12

MOE 4.0%

1013 Adults

From the Gallup Poll, May 10, 2012 PDF file.

Demographics	Republican	Democrat	Independent		Poll Numbers
Less Likely	52.0%	10.0%	23.0%	Less Likely:	26.00%
More Likely	2.0%	24.0%	11.0%	More Likely:	13.00%
No Difference	46.0%	65.0%	63.0%	No Difference:	60.00%
Do not know:	0.00%	1.00%	3.00%	Do not know:	2.00%
	100.0%	100.0%	100.0%	Total:	100.0%

The below table which was derived via Excel Solver, and when the data is rounded to plus or minus 0.49% to a simple two digit number, it matches the above published Gallup poll data.

Demographics	Republican	Democrat	Independent		Poll Numbers
Less Likely	51.6%	10.5%	23.1%	Less Likely:	25.57%
More Likely	2.0%	23.7%	10.7%	More Likely:	13.23%
No Difference	46.0%	64.7%	63.4%	No Difference:	59.62%
Do not know:	0.40%	1.10%	2.74%	Do not know:	1.58%
	100.0%	100.0%	100.0%	Total:	100.0%

which yields a solution set for the absent Gallup poll political ID breakdown, now shown for Republican, Democrat and Independents as follows:

	All Adults
Republican	248	24.48%
Democrat	363	35.83%
Independent	402	39.68%
Total:	1013	100.00%

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