The Newsmax online poll of more than 90,000 respondents found that only 27 percent plan to vote to re-elect the president, while 69 percent will vote for another candidate.
The poll reflects widespread dissatisfaction with Obama’s policies.
Respondents strongly oppose the plan the president favors to give amnesty to illegal aliens.
They believe even more strongly that Congress should restore the $500 billion that Obama’s healthcare reform plan removes from Medicare, and they believe overwhelmingly that the reform plan should be repealed.
The nation’s economic condition is the issue that most concerns Americans, according to the Newsmax poll.
A majority of respondents say that cutting spending should be Congress’s top priority this year, followed by paying down the national debt.
Asked “What do you believe Congress’s top priority should be in 2011?” poll voters offered the following results:
1) Cutting spending: 53 percent
2) Cutting taxes: 7 percent
3) Paying down the national debt: 28 percent
4) Improving the nation’s security: 10 percent
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Do you plan on voting to re-elect President Obama in 2012?Yes, re-elect: 27 percent
No, for another candidate: 69 percent
Not sure right now: 2 percent
Do you support President Obama’s desire to give 12 million illegal aliens amnesty and a path to citizenship?
Yes, I support Obama’s amnesty plan: 22 percent
No, I oppose it: 77 percent
Do you support the full repeal of President Obama’s healthcare plan Congress passed in 2010?
Yes, repeal it completely: 67 percent
No, don’t repeal it at all: 25 percent
No, repeal just parts of it: 7 percent
Should Congress restore $500 billion in Medicare benefits for seniors that the Obama plan cut?
Yes, restore the Medicare benefits: 81 percent
No, don’t restore the Medicare benefits: 18 percent
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© 2012 Newsmax. All rights reserved. Respondents strongly oppose the plan the president favors to give amnesty to illegal aliens.
They believe even more strongly that Congress should restore the $500 billion that Obama’s healthcare reform plan removes from Medicare, and they believe overwhelmingly that the reform plan should be repealed.
The nation’s economic condition is the issue that most concerns Americans, according to the Newsmax poll.
A majority of respondents say that cutting spending should be Congress’s top priority this year, followed by paying down the national debt.
Asked “What do you believe Congress’s top priority should be in 2011?” poll voters offered the following results:
1) Cutting spending: 53 percent
2) Cutting taxes: 7 percent
3) Paying down the national debt: 28 percent
4) Improving the nation’s security: 10 percent
Read more on Newsmax.com: Obama Faces Tough Fight for 2012
Important: Do You Support Pres. Obama's Re-Election? Vote Here Now!
Do you plan on voting to re-elect President Obama in 2012?Yes, re-elect: 27 percent
No, for another candidate: 69 percent
Not sure right now: 2 percent
Do you support President Obama’s desire to give 12 million illegal aliens amnesty and a path to citizenship?
Yes, I support Obama’s amnesty plan: 22 percent
No, I oppose it: 77 percent
Do you support the full repeal of President Obama’s healthcare plan Congress passed in 2010?
Yes, repeal it completely: 67 percent
No, don’t repeal it at all: 25 percent
No, repeal just parts of it: 7 percent
Should Congress restore $500 billion in Medicare benefits for seniors that the Obama plan cut?
Yes, restore the Medicare benefits: 81 percent
No, don’t restore the Medicare benefits: 18 percent
Read more on Newsmax.com: Obama Faces Tough Fight for 2012
Important: Do You Support Pres. Obama's Re-Election? Vote Here Now!
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