Polling Shows Idaho Proposition 1 Likely to Fail
Recent polling indicates Idaho voters are likely to defeat Proposition 1, with 54 percent opposing the measure according to data released by StopProp1.org.
Recent polling data suggests that Proposition 1, a ballot measure in Idaho, is headed for defeat. Data released by the pro-life organization StopProp1.org shows 54 percent of voters oppose the measure, while 39 percent support it. The organization noted that the data was originally produced by a liberal polling firm.
Opponents of the measure claim that funding from former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg has negatively influenced the campaign's reception among Idaho voters. This opposition has been reinforced by the state's largest churches, including public appeals and videos produced by Roman Catholic Bishop Peter Christensen.
State Representative Bruce Skaug provided early insight into the private polling data that indicates the measure's likely failure. The campaign has become a focal point for religious and political tension within the state as the vote approaches.