Exclusive– Election Poll Predicts Republican Blow-Out

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October 28, 2010

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Exclusive– Election Poll Predicts Republican Blow-Out


(Tampa, FL) – A national pre-election survey of over 14,000 likely voters conducted by the non-partisan organization, The Free Enterprise Nation, indicates that Republicans and independents will participate in a massive turnout on November 2, resulting in a Republican avalanche.

Poll conducted October 21 to October 27- See Full Poll Results At http://TheFreeEnterpriseNation.org

Total of Voters Who Identify Themselves As Independent- 33%

“The high number of independents was pretty unexpected,” said James MacDougald, President of The Free Enterprise Nation. “We had always believed that Independents represented 20% rather than 33% of the electorate.”

Most Pressing Issue For Voters
1. Unemployment- 51%
2. Federal Deficit- 32%
3. Healthcare Reform, Social Issues, War in Afghanistan- 17%

Are You Financially Better Off Than Last Year?
1. No- 86%

2. Yes- 14%

MacDougald reported that voters of both major parties as well as Independents agreed that Unemployment is the leading issue of the day. There was also common ground among all
poll participants when the grand majority agreed that they were no better off financially than last year.

“Favor” or “Oppose” the Repeal of the Recently Passed Healthcare Reform Legislation
1. Democrats- 82% Oppose repeal
2. Independents- 75% Favor repeal
3. Republicans- 95% Favor repeal

Here the common ground between the two major political parties ended, as opinions on the new Healthcare Reform Law fell clearly along party lines.

What surprised MacDougald and other analysts was that the Independents’ answers to key questions such as this were often indistinguishable
from those of the Republican respondents.


“What is really remarkable,” said MacDougald, “is that this election is beginning to look like the opposite of 2008. With this poll,
we saw a very high degree of participation by the age group that is 50 or over, and very low participation by those under 35.
We believe that these levels of participation will be mirrored at the polls next Tuesday.”

MacDougal added that of the 100 million voters over 50 in the country, the majority call themselves Independent or Republican, and they plan to vote this election cycle.

Who Is Most Responsible For the Current Weak Economy
1. Republicans- 95% blame President Obama and Congress
2. Democrats- 89% blame President Bush, Wall Street, and big corporations
3. Independents- 68% blame President Obama and Congress

“The problem for Democrats,” says MacDougald, “is that Bush, Wall Street, and big corporations are not on the ballot next Tuesday, but Congress is.
And that’s bad news for the Democrats.”

The Free Enterprise Nation is a non-partisan member-based organization representing American employees and businesses in the private sector.


Meet James MacDougald

-President of The Free Enterprise Nation
- Regular Guest on many National News networks including CNBC, FOX News, CNN and MSNBC
-Entrepreneur who founded ABR Information Services, Inc. named as one of “The Best 200 Small Companies in America” by Forbes Magazine
in 1995, 1996, and 1997, acquired by Ceridian Corporation in 1999
-Chairman of the Board of Directors of Odyssey Marine Exploration, Inc.
-A Member of the Board of Directors of the Special Operations Warrior Foundation

For more information about James MacDougald and The Free Enterprise Nation, please visit http://TheFreeEnterpriseNation.org for the latest Election poll results, Columns, and more.


James MacDougald is available for interviews. Please contact Eclectic Media Productions (347) 92-STARS or (347) 927-8277, Email: info@mediaproductions.tv


James MacDougald and The Free Enterprise Nation is represented by Eclectic Media Productions National PR firm. Website: http://mediaproductions.tv

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