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Document 10 <br />Bloomington Survey Results <br />July 2004 <br />Thi s nzenzo reports the results fram a recently completed survey of Bloornington voters. The Mellman Group, Xnc. con- <br />ducted 400 telephone interviews among a random sample of registered voters in Bloomington, Minnesota between July 8 <br />and July I I, 2004. The margin of error for the sample as a whole is plus or minus 4.9 percentage points at the 95 % <br />level of conf�dence. For sub-groups of the population, the margin of error is higher. <br />Results of the July 2004 survey indicate that there is strong support for a law prohibiting smoking in all <br />Bloomington public places and workplaces, including offices, restaurants and bars. Overwhelming ma- <br />jorities are aware of the health effects of secondhand smoke, believe all Bloorningtonworkers shouldbe <br />protected from it, and would find restaurants and bars healthier and more enj oyable if they were smoke- <br />free. <br />Support For a Smoke-free Workplace Law <br />Bloomington Voters Favor A City Law <br />Prohibiting Smoking In All Workplaces <br />Would you favor or oppose a city 4� m Bloomington thatwould prohibit smoking In most public places. <br />�duding workplaces, publicbuildings, o(flces, restaurantsarxl bars? <br />Total Favor: 68% <br />�� <br />�' � <br />Favor <br />a.,� �.�. � � .�..} <br />�.r�..,�,., � <br />Total Oppose: 30% <br />zi <br />Oppose <br />�� �� <br />s�r,�.r ��n � -�3+ca+ <br />By more than a two- <br />to-one margin (68 percent <br />to 30 percent), Blooming- <br />ton voters support a city- <br />wide law prohibiting <br />smoking in all work- <br />places, including offices, <br />restaurants and bars. <br />Support for a smoke- <br />fiee workplace law comes <br />from a broad-based coali- <br />tion of Bloornington vot- <br />ers, including large ma- <br />jorities of Democrats, Re- <br />publicans and Independ- <br />ents, men and women, <br />young and old, and resi- <br />dents of all parts of <br />Bloomington. For exam- <br />ple, 69 percent of liberals, <br />71 percent of moderates and 65 percent of conservatives support a law prohibiting smoking m all work- <br />places in the city. <br />
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