Here is the final tabulation of the results from Survey 5:

{Closed 4 April 05}

Looking ahead from today: by the end of President Bush's second term do you think these issues facing our country will be better the same or worse?
	Better	Worse	About the same	Don’t know – No opinion
The economy will be…	16%	57%	26%	1%
The education system will be…	7%	60%	32%	1%
U.S. safety from terror will be…	15%	37%	46%	2%
The budget deficit will be…	7%	83%	10%	0%
Seniors' prescription drug costs will be…	11%	63%	25%	1%
Respect for U.S. from other nations will be…	10%	68%	22%	0%
The Social Security System will be…	11%	61%	26%	2%
Which of the following comes closer to your views: because the election was close Democrats in Congress should not compromise with Bush on major issues even if the result is nothing gets done on some of these issues; OR because Bush won the election Democrats in Congress should find ways to compromise with him on major issues even if the Democrats have to agree to some things they find objectionable.
	Total
Democrats SHOULD NOT compromise	51%
Democrats SHOULD find ways to compromise	45%
Don’t know – No opinion	4%
All in all considering the costs to the United States versus the benefits to the United States do you think the war with Iraq was worth fighting or not?
	Total
Yes, I STRONGLY feel it WAS worth fighting	19%
Yes, I SOMEWHAT feel it WAS worth fighting	13%
No, I SOMEWHAT feel it was NOT worth fighting	14%
No, I STRONGLY feel it was NOT worth	54%
Don’t know – No opinion	0%
Do you approve or disapprove of the way Kenny Guinn is handling his job as Governor of Nevada?
	Total
Approve STRONGLY	6%
Approve SOMEWHAT	36%
Disapprove SOMEWHAT	38%
Disapprove STRONGLY	13%
Don’t know – No opinion	8%
From this list of possible candidates for Nevada’s Democratic Gubernatorial nomination in 2006 how likely would each person be to gain your support?
	Very Likely	Somewhat Likely	Not Very Likely	No Way!	Don't Know
Dina Titus Senate Minority Leader	31%	28%	10%	16%	15%
Jim Gibson Mayor of Henderson	18%	36%	15%	13%	18%
Oscar Goodman Mayor of Las Vegas	22%	28%	24%	21%	5%
Barbara Buckley Assemblywoman	13%	31%	21%	12%	23%
Terry Care State Senator	14%	26%	18%	11%	31%
Richard Perkins Speaker of the Assembly	16%	23%	23%	16%	22%
Danny Thompson Dir NV AFL-CIO	5%	18%	26%	25%	26%
Pat Mulroy Mgr, So NV Water Authority	7%	13%	33%	17%	30%
From this list of possible candidates for Nevada’s Republican Gubernatorial nomination in 2006 how likely would each person be to gain your support?
	Very Likely	Somewhat Likely	Not Very Likely	No Way!	Don't Know
Brian Greenspun Editor Las Vegas Sun	12%	27%	24%	20%	17%
Jim Gibbons U.S. Congressman	12%	25%	19%	34%	10%
John Ensign U.S. Senator	11%	17%	25%	38%	9%
Lorraine Hunt Lt. Governor	7%	20%	23%	36%	14%
Bob Beers State Senator	12%	10%	21%	44%	13%
Bruce James U.S. Public Printer	4%	8%	25%	23%	40%
Peter Ernaut Gov. Affairs Consultant	3%	6%	25%	30%	36%
Randolph Townsend State Senator	2%	8%	30%	29%	31%
Can you suggest someone who is not on one of these two lists who you think should be considered for Governor?
More than 50 individuals made recommenations of other choices: Former Harrah’s Entertainment CEO Phil Satre received 8 nominations; while MGM MIRAGE’s Terry Lanni and Congresswoman Shelley Berkley got 4; Secretary of State/Congressional Candidate Dean Heller and State Treasurer/Lt. Gov. candidate Brian  Krolicki each received 3; former candidates Tom Gallagher & John Hunt received 2; and individual write-ins were cast for:  Aaron Russo, Angie G Cochran, Bob Forbuss, Frankie Sue Del Pappa, George Knapp, Glen Christensen, Harry Reid, James Bilbray, Lois Tarkanian, Mark Amodei, Mark Peplowski, Oscar Goodman, Peggy Maze Johnson, Punam Mather, Richard Fitzpatrick, Rory Reid, Roy Farrow, Scott Frost and Sig Rogich.
Please tell us what kind of priority you think Gov. Kenny Guinn and the State Legislature should give to capping increases in property tax assesments
	Total
The highest priority	33%