New York Times
By David Jones
February 9, 2016
The
issue of illegal immigration has been front and center throughout the
Republican presidential campaign and the focus of heated exchanges in
the debates. But only one
in seven Republican primary voters in New Hampshire rated it the issue
they cared most about this election cycle.
Further,
asked whether most immigrants working in the United States illegally
should be deported or offered a chance at legal status, a majority
backed legal status.
Nearly
twice as many Republicans said that the economy was the most important
issue facing the country. Three-quarters said they felt very worried
about the direction
of the economy. Less than one in 10 said they were not worried.
One
quarter of Republican voters picked terrorism as their top issue, and
roughly six in 10 said they were very worried about another major
terrorist attack on the United
States.
Another quarter of Republican voters selected government spending as the main issue facing the country.
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