Taking into account only likely voters, Dobson leads the field with 21.9%, followed by Maxim with 20.6%. John Binetti comes in third place with 11.7%, and Josh Goldstein gets 10.7% of the survey respondents. 35.1% of the likely voters were still undecided.
Maxim leads among female students, while Dobson leads among male students. Binetti does better among females, while Goldstein does better among males.
It's important to note this poll isn't scientific; it's just a general survey of GW undergraduate students and their potential SA candidate preferences. An important bloc of voters, graduate students, are not included in the poll. Graduate students tend to vote based on the endorsements that their relevant organizations make (like the Student Bar Association or the Graduate School for Political Management Student Association), so the candidates with those endorsements could expect a bump.
Results for the SA presidential news poll will be released tomorrow.
Here are the results of the EVP poll:
Logan Dobson 21.9%
Rob Maxim 20.6%
Jon Binetti 11.7%
Josh Goldstein 10.7%
Undecided 35.1%
Voter Likelihood
Very Likely 26%
Likely 32%
Unlikely 29%
Will Not Vote 13%
Male 46.6%
Female 53.4%
Non-Greek 71.8%
Greek 28.2%
Based on 369 Respondents. For candidate preferences, only likely and very likely voters were used in the calculations.
Thanks to: Alex Laska, Alexa Vogel, Roxanne Martin, Jenn Neuner, Clara Pak, Jared Pliner, Ryan Waye, and Joey Rabinowitz.
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