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Ciruli Associates Poll Colorado Front Range Voters Want Ward Churchill Fired Survey Results University of Colorado Professor Ward Churchill has little support among voters in his effort to retain his job. Only 25 percent of Front Range voters believe he should be retained, whereas nearly half (48%) believe he should be fired. A buy out receives only 12 percent support. A few voters did not have an opinion (12% not familiar with Churchill or didn’t have an opinion). Question: Ward Churchill is a tenured professor at the University of Colorado in Boulder. CU is currently considering whether or not to fire him. Given what, if anything, you have seen or heard about the issue, as of today, do you believe Ward Churchill should be fired, bought out of his teaching contract or remain in his job as a CU professor? Ciruli Associates, N505, 2005 The telephone survey was conducted March 14-17, 2005 by Ciruli Associates with 505 Colorado Front Range registered active voters (±4.4 percentage points). Front Range counties are: Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, Elbert, El Paso, Jefferson, Larimer, Pueblo and Weld (the 12 counties have a total of 2,554,000 voters). This analysis is part of a series of reports on Colorado and national issues published by Ciruli Associates. Additional analysis in this series can be found on www.ciruli.com. Key Demographic Characteristics
North Front Range: Larimer, Weld Ciruli Associates, N505, 2005 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ciruli Associates is a non-partisan research, communication and public policy firm providing consulting for Colorado and national organizations since 1976. |
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