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Soonerpoll.Com FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Sooner Poll.com 820 NE 63 ST Oklahoma‘s Public NO. ______ Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Opinion Pollster 10/26/2018 11:43 AM 405.607.4664 News9/Newson6 General Election 2 October 23rd – 25th, 2018 Sample: Likely voters registered in the state of Oklahoma (n=447) Margin of Error: ± 4.63% Weighted by age, party, gender and congressional district; stratified to represent the Oklahoma likely voter population. Introduction: Hello, I’m ________, and I’m calling from SoonerPoll, Oklahoma’s public opinion pollster. Thank you for taking the time to talk with me. Please be assured that we are not trying to sell you anything and your individual responses are confidential. 1. With which political party are you registered? 1. Republican 227 50.8 2. Democrat 184 41.2 3. Independent 34 7.5 4. Libertarian 2 0.5 5. Not registered [DNR] [TERMINATE] 0 0.0 6. DK/Refused [DNR] [TERMINATE] 2. Do you consider yourself a liberal, a moderate, or a conservative in your political beliefs? [PROBE: VERY/SOMEWHAT] 1. Very liberal 30 6.6 2. Somewhat liberal 44 9.8 3. Moderate 131 29.3 4. Somewhat conservative 101 22.6 5. Very conservative 133 29.7 6. DK/Refused [DNR] 9 2.1 Page 1 of 30 News9/Newson6 General Election 2, October 2018 I am going to read you a list of individuals or organizations. For each one, please tell me if you have a FAVORABLE or UNFAVORABLE opinion. [PROBE: VERY/SOMEWHAT] 3. President Donald Trump 1. Very favorable 188 42.1 2. Somewhat favorable 73 16.2 3. Favorable 261 58.3 4. DK/No opinion [DNR] 9 2.0 5. Somewhat unfavorable 27 6.0 6. Very unfavorable 151 33.7 7. Unfavorable 178 39.7 4. Governor Mary Fallin 1. Very favorable 16 3.6 2. Somewhat favorable 69 15.4 3. Favorable 85 19.0 4. DK/No opinion [DNR] 26 5.8 5. Somewhat unfavorable 116 25.9 6. Very unfavorable 221 49.4 7. Unfavorable 337 75.3 5. Drew Edmondson 1. Very favorable 96 21.4 2. Somewhat favorable 100 22.4 3. Favorable 196 43.8 4. DK/No opinion [DNR] 66 14.7 5. Somewhat unfavorable 83 18.7 6. Very unfavorable 102 22.8 7. Unfavorable 185 41.5 6. Kevin Stitt 1. Very favorable 91 20.3 2. Somewhat favorable 92 20.6 3. Favorable 183 40.9 4. DK/No opinion [DNR] 62 13.9 5. Somewhat unfavorable 77 17.1 6. Very unfavorable 126 28.1 7. Unfavorable 203 45.2 Now, thinking just about the state of Oklahoma… 7. Do you think Oklahoma is going in the: 1. Right direction 107 23.9 2. Wrong direction 251 56.1 3. Don’t know/Refused [DNR] 89 20.0 Page 2 of 30 News9/Newson6 General Election 2, October 2018 Now, thinking about the upcoming November election. 8. If the November general election for GOVERNOR were TODAY, and you were standing in the voting booth right now and had to make a choice, for whom would you vote? 1. Kevin Stitt, the Republican 207 46.4 2. Drew Edmondson, the Democrat 186 41.6 3. Chris Powell, the Libertarian 17 3.8 4. Don’t know/Refused [DNR] 37 8.3 9. If the November general election for LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR were TODAY, and you were standing in the voting booth right now and had to make a choice, for whom would you vote? 1. Matt Pinnell, the Republican 206 45.9 2. Anastasia Pittman, the Democrat 141 31.5 3. Ivan Holmes, an Independent 37 8.3 4. Don’t know/Refused [DNR] 64 14.2 10. If the November general election for STATE AUDITOR AND INSPECTOR were TODAY, and you were standing in the voting booth right now and had to make a choice, for whom would you vote? 1. Cindy Byrd, the Republican 230 51.3 2. John Yeutter, the Libertarian 97 21.7 3. Don’t know/Refused [DNR] 121 26.9 11. If the November general election for ATTORNEY GENERAL were TODAY, and you were standing in the voting booth right now and had to make a choice, for whom would you vote? 1. Mike Hunter, the Republican 237 53.0 2. Mark Myles, the Democrat 149 33.4 3. Don’t know/Refused [DNR] 61 13.6 12. If the November general election for STATE TREASURER were TODAY, and you were standing in the voting booth right now and had to make a choice, for whom would you vote? 1. Randy McDaniel, the Republican 203 45.4 2. Charles de Coune, an Independent 128 28.7 3. Don’t know/Refused [DNR] 116 25.9 13. If the November general election for STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION were TODAY, and you were standing in the voting booth right now and had to make a choice, for whom would you vote? 1. Joy Hofmeister, the Republican 203 45.4 2. John Cox, the Democrat 149 33.2 3. Larry Huff, an Independent 47 10.6 4. Don’t know/Refused [DNR] 48 10.8 Page 3 of 30 News9/Newson6 General Election 2, October 2018 14. If the November general election for COMMISSIONER OF LABOR were TODAY, and you were standing in the voting booth right now and had to make a choice, for whom would you vote? 1. Leslie Osborn, the Republican 203 45.5 2. Fred Dorrell, the Democrat 126 28.2 3. Brandt Dismukes, an Independent 40 9.0 4. Don’t know/Refused [DNR] 78 17.3 15. If the November general election for INSURANCE COMMISSIONER were TODAY, and you were standing in the voting booth right now and had to make a choice, for whom would you vote? 1. Glen Mulready, the Republican 204 45.7 2. Kimberly Fobbs, the Democrat 149 33.4 3. Don’t know/Refused [DNR] 94 21.0 16. If the November general election for CORPORATION COMMISSIONER were TODAY, and you were standing in the voting booth right now and had to make a choice, for whom would you vote? 1. Bob Anthony, the Republican 228 51.0 2. Ashley Nicole McCray, the Democrat 132 29.5 3. Jackie Short, an Independent 36 8.0 4. Don’t know/Refused [DNR] 51 11.5 Now, I’d like to ask you about some State Questions that will be on the November ballot. 17. State Question 793 adds a new section to the Oklahoma Constitution that says no law shall infringe on optometrists' or opticians' ability to practice within a retail mercantile establishment, discriminate against optometrists or opticians based on the location of their practice, or require external entrances for optometric offices within retail mercantile establishments. No law shall infringe on retail mercantile establishments' ability to sell prescription optical goods and services. The Section allows the Legislature to restrict optometrists from performing surgeries within retail mercantile establishments, limit the number of locations at which an optometrist may practice, maintain optometric licensing requirements, require optometric offices to be in a separate room of a retail mercantile establishment, and impose health and safety standards. Knowing this, would you say you: 1. Strongly support 108 24.2 2. Somewhat support 103 22.9 3. Support 211 47.1 4. Don’t know/No opinion/Refused [DNR] 55 12.2 5. Somewhat oppose 80 17.9 6. Strongly oppose 102 22.8 7. Oppose 182 40.7 Page 4 of 30 News9/Newson6 General Election 2, October 2018 18. State Question 794 would amend the constitution to grant victims’ rights to crime victims and those directly harmed by the crime, in a manner equal to the defendant’s rights, including the expansion of court proceedings at which a victim has the right to be heard, the addition of a right to reasonable protection, the addition of a right to proceedings free from unreasonable delay, the addition of a right to talk with the prosecutor, and allowing victims to refuse interview requests from the defendant’s attorney without a subpoena. Knowing this, would you say you: 1. Strongly support 253 56.5 2. Somewhat support 106 23.7 3. Support 359 80.2 4. Don’t know/No opinion/Refused [DNR] 31 6.9 5. Somewhat oppose 30 6.7 6. Strongly oppose 28 6.2 7. Oppose 58 12.9 19. State Question 798 would add a provision to the Oklahoma Constitution to change the manner in which the Governor and Lieutenant Governor are elected. If approved, candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor from the same party, starting in 2026, would run together on a single ticket and voters cast one vote for their preferred ticket. Knowing this, would you say you: 1. Strongly support 136 30.3 2. Somewhat support 91 20.3 3. Support 227 50.6 4. Don’t know/No opinion/Refused [DNR] 45 10.1 5. Somewhat oppose 66 14.8 6. Strongly oppose 110 24.6 7. Oppose 176 39.4 20. State Question 800 would add a provision to the Oklahoma Constitution creating a new trust fund, where 5% of revenues from the gross production tax on oil and gas, starting July 2020, would be deposited and increasing by .2 percent per year. After July 2020, 4% of the fund’s principal would be deposited each year into the State’s general revenue fund. Principal would be calculated by using an average of the fund’s annual principal for the five years before the deposit. No more than 5% of the fund could be used to pay interest on bonds issued by the state or local governments.
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