Who would you trust to handle your family’s money & bank accounts – Obama or Romney?

Interesting question asked in the latest Fox News poll.

Not surprisingly, Romney gets the nod 50% to 38%

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Hmmm.

Remember, the Fed gov’t doesn’t have any money of it’s own – it just takes and manages our money.

And, since voter preferences are running about 50-50 … about 12% either don’t think the question is relevant or are satisfied having the inferior money-handler handling their dough.

Go figure.

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Update

I was asked about possible sampling bias …. here are the “internals” with party affiliation … and more

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Draw your own conclusions.

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3 Responses to “Who would you trust to handle your family’s money & bank accounts – Obama or Romney?”

  1. mpavey0's avatar mpavey0 Says:

    What sampling methodology did Fox News use — might there be a sample bias?

  2. mpavey0's avatar mpavey0 Says:

    Thanks for following up, these are great data.

    On further reflection I struggle to follow your original logic — nobody was asked who they trust more, so to infer that individuals who said yes to Romney are necessarily distinct from those who said yes to Obama feels wrong. In fact, the really interesting thing is that some of those who said no to Romney must have said no to Obama too: 74% of Democrats said no to Romney but only 69% of them said yes to Obama, for example.

    Another striking point is how much more polarized Republicans appear to be. They’re much less willing to entertain any support for the opposition.

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