Opinion Poll on 2012 Presidential Election
2011/10/13
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Opinion Poll on 2012 Presidential Election
Source: Now News
October 13, 2011
Support ratings for Presidential candidates according to polls conducted by Taiwan’s various media oulets
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Now News
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TVBS
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China Times
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ERA News
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Liberty Times
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Apple Daily
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United Daily News
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Date
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2011/10/13
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2011/9/28
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2011/10/12
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2011/9/17
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2011/9/17
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2011/9/19
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2011/9/14
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KMT Ma Ying-jeou
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37%
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40%
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36%
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36.3%
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31.61%
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39.7%
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40%
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DPP Tsai Ing-wen
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30.5%
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33%
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30.6%
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28.5%
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28.61%
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29.64%
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32%
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PFP James Soong
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13.3%
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14%
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13.2%
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11.2%
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13.44%
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16.21%
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13%
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Which of the following candidates do you think is the most likely to be elected as President?
KMT Ma Ying-jeou
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49.8%
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DPP Tsai Ing-wen
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23%
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PFP James Soong
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3.3%
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Do you believe that James Soong will run in the 2012 Presidential election through to the end?
Yes
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48.7%
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No
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33.3%
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No opinion
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21%
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Trust in candidate’s capability to govern the nation
KMT Ma Ying-jeou
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34.5%
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DPP Tsai Ing-wen
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21.6%
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PFP James Soong
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20.1%
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The Presidential election and the legislative elections will be held on January 14th, 2012. Are you going to vote?
Definitely yes
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60.4%
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Possibly
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25.1%
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Not sure
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10.1%
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No opinion
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4.4%
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Our legislative elections have adopted a "single-seat district, two-ballot" electoral system. Voters cast two ballots, one for the candidate they support, and the other for the political party they support. In addition to casting a ballot for the candidate you support, you also need to cast a ballot for a party. Which of the following parties will you vote for?
KMT
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38.3%
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DPP
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29.4%
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PFP
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4.7%
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No opinion
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22.7%
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The latest poll was conducted between October 11 and 12 with 1,222 people surveyed. The margin of error associated with this sample is plus or minus 2.80 % with a 95 % confidence interval.
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