Chafee’s Politics

The Providence Business News Executive Poll is a weekly survey
of 70 business leaders, representing large and small businesses in a variety of
industries.

 


QUESTION: Republican U.S. Sen. Lincoln Chafee, as a “symbolic protest,”
cast a write-in ballot on Nov. 2 for former President George H.W. Bush. Which
most closely reflects your reaction to that move?

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I respect his decision to make a point without totally turning his back on the Republican party by having voted for Sen. Kerry: 23%

I would have gained more respect for him had he voted for Sen. Kerry if that
was the candidate with whom he felt his views were most closely aligned: 77%

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QUESTION: Should Sen. Lincoln Chafee switch parties and become a Democrat?

Yes: 55%

No: 45%

 


QUESTION: If Sen. Lincoln Chafee were to switch parties, should the state
Democratic party embrace such a move and endorse him when he is next up for
re-election or should they run a candidate against him in a Democratic primary?

They should embrace a switch and endorse him as a candidate: 43%

They should run a Democrat against him in a primary: 57%

 


QUESTION: Do you think it is possible for an Independent candidate to win
in a statewide election for one of the five general offices or a Congressional
seat in Rhode Island?

Yes: 50%

No: 50%

 




 



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