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casper1947
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http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/10/mayors-survey-congress-pass-gun-control-reform-213296
Well that should do it, debate over.
"Those answers were part of an exclusive Politico Magazine survey, which also found that more than 90 percent of mayors say that Congress is doing too little on issues of firearm regulation and gun violence."
"The answers come from Politico Magazine's third installment of an ongoing national Mayors' Survey, part of the award-winning What Works series. The survey garnered responses from 45 mayors across the country, from Las Vegas to Tallahassee, Houston to San Francisco, Phoenix to Chattanooga, Grand Rapids to Portland, Maine. While not scientific (the large majority of respondents, 85 percent, were Democrats, joined by four independents and three Republicans), the survey represents an array of cities about as diverse as size, politics and geography can allow, including states of every hue-red, blue and purple."
38 Democrat
4 independents (?)
3 Republicans
90% of 45=40.5
I wonder how this breaks down by party?
It took some looking but appears that of those respondents 1/3 were RED state and 2/3 BLUE states.
A total of 26 states are represented, 9 of the 45 were in California.
"Award winning series" ?
Well that should do it, debate over.
"Those answers were part of an exclusive Politico Magazine survey, which also found that more than 90 percent of mayors say that Congress is doing too little on issues of firearm regulation and gun violence."
"The answers come from Politico Magazine's third installment of an ongoing national Mayors' Survey, part of the award-winning What Works series. The survey garnered responses from 45 mayors across the country, from Las Vegas to Tallahassee, Houston to San Francisco, Phoenix to Chattanooga, Grand Rapids to Portland, Maine. While not scientific (the large majority of respondents, 85 percent, were Democrats, joined by four independents and three Republicans), the survey represents an array of cities about as diverse as size, politics and geography can allow, including states of every hue-red, blue and purple."
38 Democrat
4 independents (?)
3 Republicans
90% of 45=40.5
I wonder how this breaks down by party?
It took some looking but appears that of those respondents 1/3 were RED state and 2/3 BLUE states.
A total of 26 states are represented, 9 of the 45 were in California.
"Award winning series" ?
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