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FORFOR IMMEDIATE IMMEDIATE RELEASE RELEASE Cross-Tabulations Obama Maintains Five Point Advantage Over Romney in Oregon ObamaObama Maintains Maintains Five Five Point Point Advantage Advantage Over Over Romney Romney in in Oregon Oregon On Wednesday October 24th and Thursday October 25, 2012, The Hoffman ResearchOnOn Tuesday OnGroup Wednesday Wednesday Aprilsurveyed 26th October October a andcross 24Wednesday section24th andth and Thursday of Thursday OregonApril 27th, October votersOctober The to 25,Hoffman ascertain25, 2012, 2012, The Research Thevoter Hoffman Hoffman preferences Group surveyedResearchinResearch the 2012 aGroup cross GroupPresidential sectionsurveyed surveyed ofelection. a Oregon crossa cross section Republicansection of ofOregon Oregon voters voters to voters ascertain to toascertain ascertain their voterpreferences voter preferences preferences in the 2016inin the thePresidential 2012 2012 Presidential Presidential Primary election. Election.election. The resulting data found President Barack Obama currently leading Governor MittThe RomneyThe surveyThe resulting resulting by is a based 47% data data toon found42% landlinefound margin. President President and cellphone Barack Barack Obama interviews Obama currently currently with 555leading leading randomly Governor Governor chosen likelyMittMitt RomneyOregon Romney Republicanby by a 47%a 47% to toPrimary42% 42% margin. margin. voters. Attention was given to Oregon’s rural and urban When pushed, undecided voters broke toward Mitt Romney almost 2 to 1. divide within seven geographic regions. The survey also maintained appropriate balances WhenWhen pushed, pushed, undecided undecided voters voters broke broke toward toward Mitt Mitt Romney Romney almost almost 2 to2 to1. 1. with regardThe random to age, gender sample and of 615vote Oregon propensity. voters surveyed 42% Democrats, 34% RepublicansTheThe random andrandom 24% sample sampleUnaffiliated of of615 615 Oregon voters. Oregon votersThe voters statistical surveyed surveyed margin 42% 42% Democrats, ofDemocrats, error for 34% this 34% survey The survey has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.16 at a 95% confidence level. Republicansis Republicansplus or minus and and 3.9%.24% 24% UnaffiliatedAttention Unaffiliated was voters. voters.given The to The Oregon’sstatistical statistical rural margin margin or urbanof oferror error divide for for this and this survey survey ismaintained isplus plus or or minus minus appropriate 3.9%. 3.9%. Attention balancesAttention was with was given regardgiven to totoOregon’s Oregon’sparty, gender rural rural or and or urban urbanage withindivide divide andseven and Headquartered in Portland, OR, The Hoffman Research Group, a division of Gateway maintainedgeographicmaintained regions. appropriate appropriate balances balances with with regard regard to toparty, party, gender gender and and age age within within seven seven Communications Inc., has conducted hundreds of political tracking surveys and market geographicgeographic regions. regions. researchThe projects Hoffman since Research 1984. Group, a division of Gateway Communications Inc. has been measuringTheThe Hoffman Hoffman the views Research Research and Group,opinions Group, a divisionaof division Oregonians of ofGateway Gateway since Communications 1984. Communications Inc. Inc. has has beenbeen measuring measuring the the views views and and opinions opinions of ofOregonians Oregonians since since 1984. 1984.

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TABLE 1 - IF THE ELECTION FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES WERE HELD TODAY, WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING 4 CANDIDATES WOULD YOU VOTE FOR?

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Election.election. The resultingUndecided data found President15% Barack4% Obama 60%currently leading1% Governor 19% 73 AGEMittThe RomneyThe surveyThe resulting resulting by is a 18-34based 47% data data toon found42% landlinefound margin. President President27% and cellphone Barack Barack 17% Obama interviews Obama 33%currently currently with 555leading 15%leading randomly Governor Governor chosen8% 75 likelyMittMitt RomneyOregon Romney Republicanby by a35-54 47%a 47% to toPrimary42% 42% margin. margin. voters.34% Attention8% was given 43% to Oregon’s3% rural and 13% urban 226 When pushed, undecided voters broke toward Mitt Romney almost 2 to 1. divide within seven55+ geographic regions.34% The survey6% also maintained 48% appropriate1% balances 11% 304 WhenWhen pushed, pushed, undecided undecided voters voters broke broke toward toward Mitt Mitt Romney Romney almost almost 2 to2 to1. 1. GENDERwith regardThe random to age,Male gender sample and of 615vote Oregon38% propensity. voters9% surveyed 41%42% Democrats,3% 34% 9% 287 Female 28% 7% 47% 3% 14% 318 RepublicansTheThe random andrandom 24% sample sampleUnaffiliated of of615 615 Oregon voters. Oregon votersThe voters statistical surveyed surveyed margin 42% 42% Democrats, ofDemocrats, error for 34% this 34% survey PARTY REGISTRATIONThe survey hasRepublican a margin of error68% of plus or 6%minus 4.16 9%at a 95% confidence2% level. 16% 188 Republicansis Republicansplus or minus and and 3.9%.24% 24% UnaffiliatedAttention Unaffiliated was voters. voters.given The to The Oregon’sstatistical statistical rural margin margin or urbanof oferror error divide for for this and this survey survey Democrat 11% 4% 75% 5% 6% 259 ismaintained isplus plus or or minus minus appropriate 3.9%. 3.9%. 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Hoffman Hoffman 11% Research Research9% 35 GroupGroup directly directly at atYoung503-257-0100 503-257-0100 Feml or 22%or email email [email protected] [email protected] 15% 38%. . 18% 8% 40 Older Male 39% 7% 43% 2% 9% 252 Older Feml 29% 6% 49% 1% 15% 278 OR REGION Multnomah 19% 5% 69% 2% 5% 121 Clackamas 34% 12% 41% 3% 10% 68 Washington 19% 9% 53% 5% 13% 75 Mid 37% 6% 42% 3% 12% 156 Coast 49% 14% 26% 0% 12% 43 South 41% 11% 25% 9% 14% 64 East 44% 5% 33% 1% 17% 78 VOTING PROPENSITY 1 of 4 22% 16% 45% 5% 11% 55 2 of 4 30% 8% 38% 4% 20% 117 3 of 4 34% 9% 46% 2% 9% 139 4 of 4 35% 5% 49% 2% 9% 265 New 34% 21% 24% 10% 10% 29 Page 1 of 11 HOFFMAN RESEARCH GROUP: A Division of Gateway Communications Inc. Conducted Sept 29th - Oct 1st, 2016 PagePage 1 of 1 of11 11 Likely Voters, Oregon Statewide The Hoffman Research Group TheTheA HoffmanDivision Hoffman of Gateway Research ResearchCommunications Group Inc.Group A DivisionA Division of Gatewayof Gateway Communications Communications Inc. Inc.

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TABLE 2 - IF YOU ABSOLUTELY HAD TO CHOOSE TODAY, WHICH FOR IMMEDIATEOF THOSE SAME CANDIDATES WOULD YOURELEASE VOTE FOR? 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TABLE 4 - RESPONDENT AGE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAGE FORFOR IMMEDIATE IMMEDIATE18-34 RELEASE 35-54RELEASE55+ Total TOTAL 12% 37% 50% 605 PRES BALLOT Donald Trump [R] 10% 38% 52% 198 Obama Maintains FiveGary Point Johnson Advantage [L] 27% Over 35% Romney 38% in Oregon 48 ObamaObama Maintains Maintains Five Five Point Point Advantage Advantage Over Over Romney Romney in in Oregon Oregon On Wednesday OctoberHillary 24th Clintonand Thursday [D] October9% 25, 36% 2012, The 54% Hoffman 270 Jill Stein [P/PG] 55% 30% 15% 20 ResearchOnOn Tuesday OnGroup Wednesday Wednesday Aprilsurveyed 26th October October a andcross 24Wednesday section24th andth and Thursday of Thursday OregonApril 27th, October votersOctober The to 25,Hoffman ascertain25, 2012, 2012, The Research Thevoter Hoffman Hoffman preferences Group surveyedResearchinResearch the 2012 aGroup cross GroupPresidential sectionsurveyed surveyed ofelection. a Oregon crossa crossUndecided section Republicansection of ofOregon Oregon voters 9%voters to voters ascertain to 42%toascertain ascertain their 49% voterpreferences voter preferences preferences 69 in the 2016inin the thePresidential 2012 PRES2012 Presidential LEAN-TOPresidential Primary election. Election.election.Donald Trump [R] 22% 33% 44% 9 The resulting data foundGary President Johnson [L]Barack Obama33% currently 0% leading 67% Governor 3 MittThe RomneyThe surveyThe resulting resulting by is a based 47% data data toon found42% landlinefoundHillary margin. President President Clintonand cellphone [D]Barack Barack Obama interviews Obama0% currently currently 45% with 555leading leading 55%randomly Governor Governor chosen 11 likelyMittMitt RomneyOregon Romney Republicanby by a 47%a 47% to toPrimary42% 42% margin. margin. voters. Attention was given to Oregon’s rural and urban When pushed, undecidedJill Steinvoters [P/PG] broke toward0% Mitt Romney 67% almost 33% 2 to 1. 3 divide within seven geographic regions. The survey also maintained appropriate balances Undecided 9% 40% 51% 35 with regardWhenWhen to pushed, age, pushed, gender undecided undecided and vote voters propensity.voters broke broke toward toward Mitt Mitt Romney Romney almost almost 2 to2 to1. 1. 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ForORFor more REGION more information, information, pleaseMultnomah please contact contact Tim Tim Nashif12% Nashif at atThe 38% The Hoffman Hoffman 50% Research Research 121 GroupGroup directly directly at at503-257-0100 503-257-0100Clackamas or or email email [email protected] [email protected]% 40%. . 49% 68 Washington 13% 37% 49% 75 Mid 13% 33% 54% 156 Coast 12% 40% 49% 43 South 12% 39% 48% 64 East 12% 40% 49% 78 VOTING PROPENSITY 1 of 4 29% 49% 22% 55 2 of 4 15% 51% 34% 117 3 of 4 11% 43% 46% 139 4 of 4 5% 25% 71% 265 New 52% 48% 0% 29 HOFFMAN RESEARCH GROUP: A Division of Gateway Communications Inc. Conducted Sept 29th - Oct 1st, 2016 Likely Voters, Oregon Statewide Page 1 of 11 PagePage 1 of 1 of11 11 The Hoffman Research Group TheTheA HoffmanDivision Hoffman of Gateway Research ResearchCommunications Group Inc.Group A DivisionA Division of Gatewayof Gateway Communications Communications Inc. Inc.

TABLE 5 - RESPONDENT GENDER FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEGENDER FORFOR IMMEDIATE IMMEDIATEMale RELEASE RELEASEFemale Total TOTAL 47% 53% 605 PRES BALLOT Donald Trump [R] 55% 45% 198 Obama Maintains Five PointGary Johnson Advantage [L] Over52% Romney 48% in 48 Oregon ObamaObama Maintains Maintains Five Five Point Point Advantage Advantage Over Over Romney Romney in in Oregon Oregon On Wednesday October 24thHillary and ThursdayClinton [D] October44% 25, 2012, 56% The Hoffman 270 ResearchOnOn Tuesday OnGroup Wednesday Wednesday Aprilsurveyed 26th October October a andcross 24Wednesday section24thJill andth Steinand Thursday of [P/PG]Thursday OregonApril 27th, October votersOctober The45% to 25,Hoffman ascertain25, 2012, 2012, 55% The Research Thevoter Hoffman Hoffman preferences 20 Group surveyedResearchinResearch the 2012 aGroup cross GroupPresidential sectionsurveyed surveyed ofelection. a Oregon crossa cross section RepublicanUndecidedsection of ofOregon Oregon voters voters to voters 36%ascertain to toascertain ascertain 64%their voterpreferences voter preferences 69 preferences in the 2016inin the thePresidential 2012 2012 Presidential PRESPresidential Primary LEAN-TO election. 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Hoffman Hoffman Research Research Older Dem 48% 52% 226 GroupGroup directly directly at at503-257-0100 503-257-0100 or or email email [email protected] [email protected]. . OR REGION Multnomah 45% 55% 121 Clackamas 53% 47% 68 Washington 45% 55% 75 Mid 48% 52% 156 Coast 44% 56% 43 South 45% 55% 64 East 50% 50% 78 VOTING PROPENSITY 1 of 4 49% 51% 55 2 of 4 46% 54% 117 3 of 4 47% 53% 139 4 of 4 47% 53% 265 New 59% 41% 29 HOFFMAN RESEARCH GROUP: A Division of Gateway Communications Inc. Conducted Sept 29th - Oct 1st, 2016 Likely Voters, Oregon Statewide Page 1 of 11 PagePage 1 of 1 of11 11 The Hoffman Research Group TheTheA HoffmanDivision Hoffman of Gateway Research ResearchCommunications Group Inc.Group A DivisionA Division of Gatewayof Gateway Communications Communications Inc. Inc.

FOR IMMEDIATETABLE 6 - PARTY REGISTRATION RELEASE FORFOR IMMEDIATE IMMEDIATE PARTYRELEASE RELEASE REGISTRATION Republican Democrat 3rd / NA Total TOTAL 31% 43% 26% 605 ObamaPRES BALLOT MaintainsDonald Five TrumpPoint [R] Advantage65% Over 15% Romney 21% in Oregon 198 Gary Johnson [L] 23% 21% 56% 48 ObamaObama Maintains Maintains Five Five Point thPoint Advantage Advantage Over Over Romney Romney in in Oregon Oregon On Wednesday OctoberHillary Clinton24 and [D] Thursday 6%October 25, 71% 2012, The Hoffman 23% 270 ResearchOn Tuesday Group Aprilsurveyed 26th a andcross Wednesday sectionth th of OregonApril 27th, voters The to Hoffman ascertain Research voter preferences Group OnOn Wednesday Wednesday October OctoberJill Stein 24 [P/PG] 24 and and Thursday Thursday15% October October 25, 25, 60% 2012, 2012, The The Hoffman 25% Hoffman 20 surveyedResearchin the 2012 aGroup cross Presidential sectionsurveyed ofelection. a Oregon cross section Republican of Oregon voters voters to ascertain to ascertain their voterpreferences preferences in the Research Group surveyedUndecided a cross section of Oregon43% voters to 22% ascertain voter 35% preferences 69 2016inin the thePresidential 2012 2012 Presidential Presidential Primary election. 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FOR IMMEDIATETABLE 7 - OREGON REGION RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEOR REGION FOR IMMEDIATEMultnomah Clackamas Washington RELEASEMid Coast South East Total TOTAL 20% 11% 12% 26% 7% 11% 13% 605 PRES BALLOT Donald Trump [R] 12% 12% 7% 29% 11% 13% 17% 198 Obama MaintainsGary Johnson [L] Five12% Point Advantage 17% 15% Over 21% Romney 12% in Oregon 15% 8% 48 ObamaObama Maintains Maintains Five Five Point Point Advantage Advantage Over Over Romney Romney in in Oregon Oregon On WednesdayHillary Clinton [D]October 2431%th and Thursday 10% October 15% 25, 24% 2012, The 4% Hoffman 6% 10% 270 Jill Stein [P/PG] 15% 10% 20% 20% 0% 30% 5% 20 ResearchOnOn Tuesday OnGroup Wednesday Wednesday Aprilsurveyed 26th October October a andcross 24Wednesday section24th andth and Thursday of Thursday OregonApril 27th, October votersOctober The to 25,Hoffman ascertain25, 2012, 2012, The Research Thevoter Hoffman Hoffman preferences Group Undecided 9% 10% 14% 28% 7% 13% 19% 69 surveyedResearchin the 2012 aGroup cross Presidential sectionsurveyed ofelection. a Oregon cross section Republican of Oregon voters voters to ascertain to ascertain their voterpreferences preferences in the PRES LEAN-TOResearch GroupDonald Trump surveyed [R] a cross0% section 11% of Oregon 22% voters to 33% ascertain 0% voter preferences 22% 11% 9 2016inin the thePresidential 2012 2012 Presidential Presidential Primary election. Election.election. The resultingGary Johnson data [L] found 67%President Barack0% Obama0% currently 33% leading 0% Governor 0% 0% 3 MittThe RomneyThe surveyThe resultingHillary resulting by is aClinton based 47% data [D]data toon found42% landlinefound margin. President0% President and cellphone Barack 18% Barack Obama interviews Obama 27% currently currently 27%with 555leading leading randomly 9% Governor Governor 18% chosen 0% 11 Jill Stein [P/PG] 0% 33% 0% 0% 33% 33% 0% 3 likelyMittMitt RomneyOregon Romney Republicanby by a 47%a 47% to toPrimary42% 42% margin. margin. voters. Attention was given to Oregon’s rural and urban WhenUndecided pushed, undecided 6%voters broke9% toward 11%Mitt Romney 29% almost 9% 2 to 1. 9% 29% 35 divide within seven geographic regions. 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TABLE 8 - VOTING PROPENSITY

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Rep Feml 5% 11% 23% 60% 1% 97 Dem Male 8% 17% 15% 55% 4% 121 Dem Feml 10% 15% 28% 43% 4% 138 AGE BY GENDER Young Male 23% 20% 11% 20% 26% 35 Young Feml 20% 25% 28% 12% 15% 40 Older Male 8% 19% 24% 46% 3% 252 Older Feml 7% 19% 23% 49% 2% 278 OR REGION Multnomah 8% 12% 19% 56% 4% 121 Clackamas 7% 25% 32% 32% 3% 68 Washington 12% 21% 15% 44% 8% 75 Mid 9% 20% 25% 43% 3% 156 Coast 7% 16% 23% 47% 7% 43 South 9% 17% 23% 45% 5% 64 East 10% 26% 24% 33% 6% 78 Page 1 of 11 HOFFMAN RESEARCH GROUP: A Division of Gateway Communications Inc. Conducted Sept 29th - Oct 1st, 2016 PagePage 1 of 1 of11 11 Likely Voters, Oregon Statewide