Top Priorities in Election 2008 Economy Education Health care
The survey finds that just 18% say they are satisfied with state of the nation – the lowest percentage in two decades of People-Press polls. Reflecting the widespread unhappiness with the national economy, an overwhelming proportion of respondents say the economy (88%) and jobs (78%) will be very important in their vote. In addition, roughly three-quarters each name healthcare, education, energy and Social Security as very important.
Top Priorities in Election 2008  | Economy  | 88  | 18  | Education  | 78 19 75 72  | Health care  | Jobs  | Energy  | Social Security  | Iraq  | Deficit  | 69  | Taxes  | 68  | Terrorism  | 68  | 62  | Environment  | Alooal values  | 62  | 54  | Immigration  | 51  | Trade policy  | 40  | Abortion  | 28  | Gay marriage  | Percent of registered voters rating each as "very  | important" to their vote 