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2009 STATE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY SURVEY
Instructions:
1. Please select the answer below that most accurately reflects your view on each
question. If you are unsure about a question, skip it and go to the next one.
2. Upon completion of your Survey, hit SUBMIT and your Survey will be
tabulated.
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to help our Party move forward and support the new RNC’s efforts to elect more
Republicans in the 2009-2010 elections.
4. Everyone’s survey questions will be tabulated. Those who
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Your answers represent the views of thousands of other Republicans living in your
area. And your active membership in the new RNC will help us to recruit and train
new Republicans for the 2009 state and 2010 national elections.
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Part I. The Republican Party
1. Why did Republicans lose the White House and Congressional seats in the 2008
elections? Check all that apply.
2. What are the key strengths and beliefs of the Republican Party that we can build
on? Check all that apply.
3. What are the weaknesses of the Republican Party? Check all that apply.
4. What is the best way to encourage and register new voters in your community? Check all that apply.
5. What technology would you like to see the RNC make better use of to grow our
Party? Check all that apply.
6. What can the Republican Party do to earn and maintain your trust?
Part II. Domestic and Social Issues
1. A recent national poll reported that nearly 25% of Americans want the government
to pass more socialism. Do you agree or disagree?
2. Which do you believe creates more jobs for the American economy: Government Programs
and Spending or The American Free Enterprise System?
3. The Obama Administration has proposed spending as much as $1.5 trillion to bail
out the banking industry. Do you agree or disagree with this proposal?
4. Do you oppose so-called "card-check" legislation, which eliminates secret ballot
elections during unionization drives and puts workers at risk of intimidation by
labor bosses?
5. Should Republicans unite to block new federal government bureaucracy and red
tape that will crush future economic growth?
6. Should Republicans in Congress oppose the new wasteful government spending programs
passed in the recent "stimulus" bill by the Pelosi-Reid Democrats designed to "spread
the wealth"?
7. Do you agree that we must secure our borders to stop illegal immigration?
8. Should we do everything we can to block Democrats who are trying to shut down
conservative talk radio with the so-called "fairness doctrine"?
9. Should we resist Barack Obama's proposal to spend billions of federal taxpayer
dollars to pay "volunteers" who perform his chosen tasks?
10. Should Republicans unite in opposition to judicial nominees who bring a personal,
left-wing agenda on social issues to their jobs as judges?
11. Should bureaucrats in Washington, DC be in charge of making your health care
choices instead of you and your doctor?
Part III. Homeland Security and Defense Issues
1. If Barack Obama tries to gut the USA PATRIOT Act and other important laws that
promote the safety and security of all Americans, should Republicans in Congress
fight back?
2. Should we stop Democrat leaders from cutting funding from our intelligence agencies
or bringing back Clinton-era restrictions on inter-agency communications?
3. Do you support the use of air strikes against any country that offers safe harbor
or aid to individuals or organizations committed to further attacks on America?
4. Should Republicans unite in support of full funding for border and port security
when Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid try to make cuts in these areas?
5. Do you think U.S. troops should have to serve under United Nations' commanders?
6. Do you agree that our top military priority should be fighting terrorists?
7. Should we fight military-cutting efforts in Congress, such as the proposal from
liberal Barney Frank to slash the Pentagon budget by 25%?
8. Even though Barack Obama pledged to meet personally with the likes of Raul Castro,
Hugo Chavez and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, should Republicans continue to focus on supporting
democratic movements in oppressive states like Cuba, Venezuela and Iran?
Part IV. Personal Information
(Notice: this section is optional,
but will help give us a more complete survey prospective. Because we value your
privacy, any information you provide will be kept strictly confidential.)
Employment Status:
Education Background:
Are you or your spouse a military veteran?
Are you active within your local Republican Party?
If "Yes" and you would like to elaborate on your activities, please do so here:
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