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Wisconsin Voters Strongly Support Missile Defense

September 1, 2004 :: MDAA :: News

A recent poll of 500 likely Wisconsin voters shows that they very strongly support for missile defense and its immediate deployment. The poll, conducted by Public Strategies and sponsored by the Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance, included the following results:

  • 74% believe missile defense should be a focus of homeland security efforts and is a public safety issue;
  • 67% believe missile defense should be a national top priority;
  • 74% will support a presidential candidate who supports missile defense;
  • 77% would rather have a partial missile defense system in place than none at all;
  • 79% would feel safer with a system in place; and
  • 88% believe any missile attack on United States soil would have an adverse impact on Wisconsin’s economy

        Also of interest is that some 52% of those surveyed (falsely) believe that the U.S. already has a missile defense system in place. (Article)

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