BY GENDERFemale students showed greater support for the President than did male students.

70%

A total of 206 students were registered to vote in the Massachusetts Senate race.

BY MAJORS AND MINORSEcononics and Business students showed stronger support for Romney.

OBAMA 87%

ROMNEY 10%

OTHER 2%

UNDECIDED 1%

OBAMA 70%

ROMNEY 16%

OTHER 9%

UNDECIDED 4%

FEMALEMALE

ISSUESNO. 1 ECONOMY

106:73 SOCIAL POLICY

60:135 MALES FEMALES

MALES FEMALES

SENATEMASSACHUSETTS

OBAMA 59%

ROMNEY 20%

OBAMA 70%

ECONOMICS & BUSINESS

OBAMA 83%

ROMNEY 6%OTHER 4%NOT VOTING 6%

NOT VOTING 13%

OTHER 4%

UNDECIDED 4%

ROMNEY 13%

OTHER 6%

NOT VOTING 11%

HSSP SCIENCE117 Students

INCLUDING:BIOLOGYBIOCHEM

CHEMISTRYPHYSICSNEURO

49 Students

109 Students

88%WAR

REN

1 2 %BROW

N

POLLINGBRANDEIS

BRANDEIS ORTHODOX ORGANIZATION

48%OBAM

A 37%ROM

NEY

100%OBAM

A 0%

Below are the results from the Justice’s 2012 election poll. In total 609 undergraduate and graduate Brandeis students responded, starting on Oct. 31 and ending Nov. 6.

ROM

NEY

BRANDEIS REFORM CHAVURAH

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73 students polled

17 students polled

Brandeisstudents609 students responded, and 74% supported President Obama. In 2008, 87% of students polled voted for the President.

UNDECIDED 2%

NOT VOTING 7%

OTHER 5%

ROMNEY 11%

OBAMA 74%

251 Students 332 Students

74%Social Media

Other

WHICH SOURCE INFORMS YOU?Students identified which news outlets they utilize during the election season.

New York Times 71%

Boston Globe 21%

CNN 45%

FOX 10%

Classroom discussions 54%

MSNBC 21%

57%

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