Description of Rick Perry - Competent (October 2010)

Description of Rick Perry - Competent (October 2010)

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0-Not at all well12%
15%
25%
34%
46%
59%
69%
710%
814%
913%
10-Extremely well15%

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categoryDemocratIndependentRepublican
0-Not at all well29%11%0%
19%15%1%
29%2%2%
38%3%2%
48%3%4%
510%12%6%
68%6%9%
76%22%12%
83%7%20%
97%12%17%
10-Extremely well3%6%27%

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categoryLean RepublicanNot very strong RepublicanStrong Republican
0-Not at all well0%1%0%
13%3%0%
20%3%2%
30%4%1%
45%7%3%
511%4%4%
622%16%2%
78%17%12%
822%16%21%
916%14%19%
10-Extremely well13%15%36%

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categoryLean DemocratNot very strong DemocratStrong Democrat
0-Not at all well47%9%35%
14%9%11%
29%5%12%
36%6%10%
45%13%5%
54%5%15%
612%10%5%
73%11%5%
86%4%1%
94%20%0%
10-Extremely well0%8%1%

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categoryLiberalsModeratesConservatives
0-Not at all well32%22%1%
114%7%2%
212%8%1%
312%1%3%
47%12%4%
57%9%9%
65%9%10%
74%14%10%
83%7%20%
92%6%18%
10-Extremely well2%4%23%

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categoryLeaning conservativeSomewhat conservativeExtremely conservative
0-Not at all well2%1%1%
13%0%3%
22%1%2%
37%2%0%
49%1%3%
521%5%4%
612%11%7%
713%11%6%
816%21%22%
95%27%18%
10-Extremely well12%20%34%

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categoryLeaning liberalSomewhat liberalExtremely liberal
0-Not at all well28%30%55%
117%13%7%
211%14%5%
310%18%3%
410%6%0%
55%6%18%
62%10%0%
74%3%8%
84%0%4%
94%0%0%
10-Extremely well4%0%0%

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categoryDemocratRepublicanTea Party
0-Not at all well28%3%2%
110%1%4%
212%2%0%
39%2%3%
47%2%7%
510%3%6%
67%2%13%
77%13%11%
82%19%23%
96%21%14%
10-Extremely well3%31%18%

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categoryWhiteBlackHispanic
0-Not at all well9%29%15%
16%5%3%
22%7%12%
33%5%3%
46%9%5%
57%15%10%
68%7%10%
710%12%10%
818%10%5%
915%0%13%
10-Extremely well18%0%15%

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categoryMaleFemale
0-Not at all well14%10%
15%5%
22%7%
33%5%
46%6%
58%9%
610%7%
79%10%
816%12%
913%13%
10-Extremely well14%16%

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categoryUrbanSuburbanRural
0-Not at all well11%12%13%
17%5%4%
27%4%2%
32%6%3%
46%6%6%
512%8%6%
610%8%6%
713%7%11%
88%15%19%
916%10%15%
10-Extremely well9%18%15%

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categoryNo high schoolHigh school graduateSome college2-year4-yearPost-grad
0-Not at all well0%11%16%9%12%7%
14%3%8%0%7%13%
214%3%4%10%5%4%
310%3%4%0%8%10%
45%4%7%18%4%3%
529%7%7%2%12%11%
60%6%12%9%13%0%
76%12%7%17%9%4%
85%14%13%20%13%24%
90%18%14%3%3%12%
10-Extremely well27%19%9%14%13%13%

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