Document Type
Report
Publication Date
10-2000
Abstract
The University of New Orleans Survey Research Center interviewed 658 registered voters by telephone between October 15 and 22. Results are reported for both the complete cross-section of registered voters and for the subset of likely voters, identified by the Gallup likely voter scale, which asks seven questions about voting habits. Regardless of whether you consider likely voters or all registered voters, George W. Bush enjoys a comfortable lead in Louisiana as of October 22. The margin is largely based on the 40% lead he has among white voters, who comprise over 70% of the electorate. Predictably, black voters overwhelmingly favor Al Gore.
Recommended Citation
Howell, Susan E., "The 2000 Presidential Election in Louisiana" (2000). Survey Research Center Publications. Paper 18.
https://scholarworks.uno.edu/src_pubs/18