Below are the results for a survey of 185,207 homes in MO-CD 7.
This survey completed August 9, 2006

1. 78,771 live responses were detected. This is 42.53% of all targeted households. This means that each of these households heard at least 10-seconds of the survey.
2. 30,763 live respondents answered one or more questions. This is 16.61% of all households and 39.05% of all live respondents.
3. 19,957 live respondents completed the entire survey. This is 10.78% of all households and 25.34% of all live respondents.
4. 86.17% of all respondents are upset about high gas prices.
5. 83.55% of all respondents support increased exploration and drilling for oil, gas and other natu-ral resources in the United States.
6. 79.07% of all respondents would like Congressman Roy Blunt to communicate with them again in the future about these and other issues. This represents a total of 17,748-respondents, which is 9.58% of the total call universe of 185,207-homes, who would like Congressman Roy Blunt to communicate with them again in the future about these and other issues.
7. 57.44% of all respondents believe we should keep troops in Iraq until the Iraqis can assume re-sponsibility for their own nation.
8. 92.14% of all respondents believe that illegal immigration is a problem in America.
9. 59.35% of all respondents are in favor of a temporary worker program if it doesn’t lead to full citizenship.
10. 93.74% of all respondents think federal spending is out of control.
11. 97.48% of all respondents would like to see a fairer and simpler tax code.
12. 87.11% of all respondents believe marriage in the United States should consist only of a legal union between one man and one woman.
13. 84.18% of all respondents want Congressman Roy Blunt to support efforts in Congress to make it illegal to dishonor or burn the flag of the United States.
14. 77.67% of all respondents consider themselves to be Pro-Life.
15. 88.46% of respondents who consider themselves to be Pro-Life believe it should be against the law to transport a minor seeking an abortion to another state in order to avoid laws in her home state that require parental notification before the abortion can be performed.
16. 59.39% of respondents who do not consider themselves to be Pro-Life believe it should be against the law to transport a minor seeking an abortion to another state in order to avoid laws in her home state that require parental notification before the abortion can be performed.
17. 37.48% of all respondents are male.
18. 18. 63.87% of all respondents are 50 years of age or older

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