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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/0 ... ref=denverMajority Of Coloradans Favor Banning Assault Weapons, High-Capacity Magazines: Two New Polls Show
From The Colorado Independent's Scot Kersgaard.
Poll results released late Wednesday by Public Policy Polling reported Colorado voters favor banning assault weapons, with 58 percent supporting a ban and 35 percent opposing. Those survey results are supported by results released the same day by Quinnipiac University, The New York Times and CBS, which reported that 58 percent of likely Colorado voters also favor a national ban on high-capacity clips and magazines.
“That is great news,” said State Rep. Beth McCann, D-Denver. “The poll results give me more confidence that Colorado voters don’t think assault weapons need to be available to people other than police officers or those in the military.
“There is really no use for these weapons other than to kill as many people as possible, so I am very pleased. This is encouraging,” she said about the results from the PPP poll.
McCann previously told The Colorado Independent she may introduce legislation regulating assault weapons and ammunition in the next session of the Colorado Legislature.
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Democracy4Sale wrote: Well, it's about time the MAJORITY of the population started expressing themselves as the number of mass-murders proliferate...and even better that it's a 58% majority in Colorado.
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These would be the same two polling outfits that generated polls that showed both Romney up by 5 (NYT/Quinnipiac) and Obama up by 6 (PPP) within a day of each other, right?Democracy4Sale wrote:
Majority Of Coloradans Favor Banning Assault Weapons, High-Capacity Magazines: Two New Polls Show
From The Colorado Independent's Scot Kersgaard.
Poll results released late Wednesday by Public Policy Polling reported Colorado voters favor banning assault weapons, with 58 percent supporting a ban and 35 percent opposing. Those survey results are supported by results released the same day by Quinnipiac University, The New York Times and CBS, which reported that 58 percent of likely Colorado voters also favor a national ban on high-capacity clips and magazines.
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