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Document 11 <br />Minneapolis Survey Results <br />May 2004 <br />This memo reports the results from a recently completed survey of Minneapolis voters. The Mellman Group, Inc. con- <br />ducted 600 telephone interviews among a random sample of registered voters in Minneapolis belween N�.y 1 S and May <br />17, 2004. The margin of error for the sample as a whole is plus or minus 4 percentagepoints at the 95 % level of confi- <br />dence. For sub-groups of the population, the margin of error is higher. <br />Results of the May 2004 survey indicate that tllere is strong support for a law prohibiting smoking inside all <br />Minneapolis public places and workplaces, includingoffices, restaurants and bars. Overwhelmingmajorities <br />are concerned about the health effects of secondhand smoke, believe all Minneapolis workers should be pro- <br />tected from it, and would find restaurants and bars healthier and more enjoyable if they were smoke-free. <br />Support For a Smoke-free Workplace Law <br />Minneapolis Voters FavorA City Law <br />Prohibiting Smoking In All Workplaces <br />Would you favor or oppose a ciiy law in Minneapolisthat would prohibit smoking in most indoor public <br />places, includingvwrlq�laces, publicbuildirigs,offices, restauraritsarxl bars? <br />� <br />zo <br />Favor Oppose <br />Ghr J�i+4�Y �}an0�+�'_'`r <br />T�4•�i+4�b+�+W <br />IIW^pdn <br />��b'�+ti*AF�! �iF� • h+�-0C7 <br />By nearly a three-to- <br />one margin (72 percent <br />to 25 percent), Minnea- <br />polis voters support a <br />citywide law prohibiting <br />smoking inside all . <br />workplaces, including <br />offices, restaurants and <br />bars. This support <br />comes from a broad- <br />based coalition of voters <br />throughout the city, in- <br />cluding 76 percent of <br />Democrats, 65 percent <br />of independents and 74 <br />percent of Republicans. <br />The level of support <br />is consistent across the <br />city. Seventy-four (74) <br />percent of voters in <br />North Minneapolis, 71 percent of voters in Northeast, 72 percent of voters in the downtown area, 74 per- <br />cent of voters in Southwest and 70 percent of voters in South Minneapolis support a law that would pro- <br />hibit smoking inside all public places and workplaces. <br />
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