2012 election: Obama voters' reasons why he should win
Reasons for Obama voters wanting their candidate to win the 2012 election as of September
This survey shows the opinion of Obama voters on why their candidate should win the election for President. It was found that 13 percent of registered voters who would vote for Obama stated that he should win because he had done a good job during his presidency.
Reasons for Obama voters wanting their candidate to win the 2012 election as of September
Loading statistic...
| Share of respondents | |
|---|---|
| Done a good job | 13% |
| Other | 12% |
| For the middle class | 10% |
| Deserves another chance/term | 9% |
| Allow him to continue policies | 9% |
| Economy/jobs | 8% |
| Health care | 7% |
| Against Romney | 6% |
| Like his positions (general) | 5% |
| Democrat | 5% |
| The better candidate | 4% |
| Better for the country | 3% |
| Anti Republican | 2% |
| Smart/intelligent | 2% |
| Romney favors rich/not middle class | 2% |
Source
More information
Statistics on "2012 U.S. election part II voter and candidate"
Discover Statista
Need help with using Statista for your research?
Tutorials and first steps
Further Content: Statistics, Studies, and Topic Pages
Statistics
- U.S. President Obama - public approval in handling national issues April 2012
- Public approval in handling national issues of Obama and Congress 2011
- Importance of topics for political party choice in the Netherlands 2016, by theme
- 2016 U.S. presidential election: general election voter turnout, by state
- 2016 U.S. presidential election: general election votes cast, by state
- Obama vs. Republicans - public approval protecting the middle class 2010-2011
- Obama's support for gay marriage: U.S. reaction by political affiliation 2012
- Youth approval ratings of Obama's handling of health care 2009-2011
- Italy: daily news sources usage 2007-2009, by source
- The state of nation's economy - public opinion 2001 - 2011
- More support for increasing troops in Afghanistan - Views
- Survey on how leaders of other countries think about the US Presidents
- South Carolina Republican primary: latest polls, February 2016
- State of the Nation before 2012 election as of October, compared to January 2009
- U.S. federal government - public approval 2000 - 2011
- Connecticut Presidential Primaries: latest Republican polls, April 2016
Topics
Statistics on "2012 U.S. election part II voter and candidate"
Related topics
About Statista
