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    The document summarizes a poll conducted in Mississippi in April 2015. It shows that Republican Lieutenant Governor Tate Reeves and Secretary of State Delbert Hoseman have large leads over their Democratic challengers. Both incumbents also have high approval ratings. The poll provides detailed results and was conducted by Mason-Dixon Polling & Research.

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    Mason-Dixon

    Polling & Research

    Wa s h i n g t o n , D C 2 0 2 . 5 4 8 . 2 6 8 0
    Jacksonville, FL 904.261.2444

    MASON-DIXON MISSISSIPPI POLL


    APRIL 2015
    REEVES & HOSEMAN BOTH LOOK TO BE IN GOOD SHAPE
    ANALYSIS
    By: J. Bradford Coker, Managing Director
    Mason-Dixon Polling & Research, Inc.
    2015, All Rights Reserved

    Republican Lieutenant Governor Tate Reeves and Secretary of State Delbert Hoseman hold 20+ point
    leads over their Democratic challengers in their respective re-election races.
    Reeves runs ahead of both Democrats -- Jelani Barr 51%-31% and Tim Johnson 54%-33%. Hoseman
    is considerably stronger, leading Democratic challenger Charles Graham 62%-27%.
    Both incumbents have favorable job performance ratings. Reeves stands at 61%, while Hosemans is
    a very impressive 79%.
    QUESTION: If the 2015 general election for lieutenant governor were held today, for whom
    would you vote if the candidates were:

    PHOTO
    UNAVAILABLE

    JELANI BARR,
    DEMOCRAT

    TATE REEVES,
    REPUBLICAN

    RON WILLIAMS,
    LIBERTARIAN

    ROSA WILLIAMS,
    REFORM PARTY

    UNDECIDED

    31%

    51%

    3%

    1%

    14%

    BARR

    REEVES

    WILLIAMS-L

    WILLIAMS-R

    UNDECIDED

    21%
    40%

    59%
    44%

    4%
    2%

    1%
    1%

    15%
    13%

    RACE

    BARR

    REEVES

    WILLIAMS-L

    WILLIAMS-R

    UNDECIDED

    White
    Black

    8%
    77%

    73%
    6%

    4%
    2%

    3%

    15%
    12%

    BARR

    REEVES

    WILLIAMS-L

    WILLIAMS-R

    UNDECIDED

    78%
    2%
    20%

    6%
    82%
    56%

    3%
    1%
    7%

    1%
    3%

    12%
    15%
    14%

    STATE
    SEX
    Men
    Women

    PARTY ID
    Democrat
    Republican
    Independent

    www.mason-dixon.com

    @MasonDixonPoll

    Mason-Dixon
    Polling & Research

    Wa s h i n g t o n , D C 2 0 2 . 5 4 8 . 2 6 8 0
    Jacksonville, FL 904.261.2444

    QUESTION: If the 2015 general election for lieutenant governor were held today, for whom would
    you vote if the candidates were:

    PHOTO
    UNAVAILABLE

    TIM JOHNSON
    DEMOCRAT

    TATE REEVES
    REPUBLICAN

    RON WILLIAMS
    LIBERTARIAN

    ROSA WILLIAMS
    REFORM PARTY

    UNDECIDED

    33%

    54%

    2%

    1%

    10%

    JOHNSON

    REEVES

    WILLIAMS-L

    WILLIAMS-R

    UNDECIDED

    29%
    36%

    60%
    49%

    2%
    2%

    1%
    1%

    8%
    12%

    RACE

    JOHNSON

    REEVES

    WILLIAMS-L

    WILLIAMS-R

    UNDECIDED

    White
    Black

    11%
    77%

    76%
    10%

    2%
    2%

    1%
    2%

    10%
    9%

    JOHNSON

    REEVES

    WILLIAMS-L

    WILLIAMS-R

    UNDECIDED

    80%
    3%
    23%

    7%
    87%
    58%

    2%
    1%
    7%

    1%
    1%

    10%
    9%
    11%

    STATE
    SEX
    Men
    Women

    PARTY ID
    Democrat
    Republican
    Independent

    QUESTION: Do you approve or disapprove of Tate Reevess job performance as lieutenant


    governor?
    APPROVE

    DISAPPROVE

    NOT SURE

    61%

    25%

    14%

    APPROVE

    DISAPPROVE

    NOT SURE

    65%
    58%

    25%
    25%

    10%
    17%

    RACE

    APPROVE

    DISAPPROVE

    NOT SURE

    White
    Black

    68%
    47%

    21%
    33%

    11%
    20%

    APPROVE

    DISAPPROVE

    NOT SURE

    41%
    74%
    63%

    46%
    12%
    21%

    13%
    14%
    16%

    STATE
    SEX
    Men
    Women

    PARTY ID
    Democrat
    Republican
    Independent

    www.mason-dixon.com

    @MasonDixonPoll

    Mason-Dixon
    Polling & Research

    Wa s h i n g t o n , D C 2 0 2 . 5 4 8 . 2 6 8 0
    Jacksonville, FL 904.261.2444

    QUESTION: If the 2015 general election for Mississippi Secretary of State were held today, for
    whom would you vote if the candidates were:

    PHOTO
    UNAVAILABLE

    CHARLES GRAHAM
    DEMOCRAT

    DELBERT HOSEMAN
    REPUBLICAN

    27%

    62%

    3%

    8%

    GRAHAM

    HOSEMAN

    WALKER

    UNDECIDED

    24%
    29%

    66%
    59%

    2%
    4%

    8%
    8%

    RACE

    GRAHAM

    HOSEMAN

    WALKER

    UNDECIDED

    White
    Black

    6%
    69%

    82%
    22%

    4%
    2%

    8%
    7%

    GRAHAM

    HOSEMAN

    WALKER

    UNDECIDED

    70%
    2%
    14%

    19%
    90%
    69%

    4%
    8%

    7%
    8%
    9%

    STATE
    SEX
    Men
    Women

    PARTY ID
    Democrat
    Republican
    Independent

    RANDY WALKER
    REFORM PARTY

    UNDECIDED

    QUESTION: Do you approve or disapprove of Delbert Hosemans job performance as


    Mississippi secretary of state?
    APPROVE

    DISAPPROVE

    NOT SURE

    79%

    8%

    13%

    APPROVE

    DISAPPROVE

    NOT SURE

    78%
    80%

    7%
    8%

    15%
    12%

    RACE

    APPROVE

    DISAPPROVE

    NOT SURE

    White
    Black

    87%
    63%

    6%
    13%

    7%
    24%

    APPROVE

    DISAPPROVE

    NOT SURE

    67%
    88%
    81%

    13%
    4%
    8%

    20%
    8%
    11%

    STATE
    SEX
    Men
    Women

    PARTY ID
    Democrat
    Republican
    Independent

    www.mason-dixon.com

    @MasonDixonPoll

    Mason-Dixon
    Polling & Research

    Wa s h i n g t o n , D C 2 0 2 . 5 4 8 . 2 6 8 0
    Jacksonville, FL 904.261.2444

    HOW THE POLL WAS CONDUCTED


    This poll was conducted by Mason-Dixon Polling & Research, Inc. of Jacksonville, Florida from April 21 through
    April 23, 2015. A total of 625 registered Mississippi voters were interviewed statewide by telephone.
    Those interviewed on land-lines were selected by the random variation of the last four digits of telephone
    numbers. A cross-section of exchanges was utilized in order to ensure an accurate reflection of the state.
    Those interviewed on cell phones were selected from a list of working cell phone numbers. Quotas were
    assigned to reflect voter registration by county.
    The margin for error, according to standards customarily used by statisticians, is no more than 4 percentage
    points. This means that there is a 95 percent probability that the "true" figure would fall within that range if all
    voters were surveyed. The margin for error is higher for any subgroup, such as a gender or racial grouping.

    DEMOGRAPHICS:
    PARTY REGISTRATION:

    AGE:

    Democrat
    Republican
    Independent/Other

    212 (34%)
    298 (48%)
    115 (18%)

    18-34
    35-49
    50-64
    65+
    Refused

    85 (14%)
    174 (28%)
    202 (32%)
    162 (26%)
    2 (<1%)

    RACE/ETHNICITY:
    White/Caucasian
    Black/African American
    Other/Refused

    418 (67%)
    190 (30%)
    17 (3%)

    SEX:

    Male
    Female

    303 (48%)
    322 (52%)

    REGION:

    1st Congressional District


    2nd Congressional District
    3rd Congressional District
    4th Congressional District

    157 (25%)
    152 (24%)
    156 (25%)
    160 (26%)

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    www.mason-dixon.com

    @MasonDixonPoll

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