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June 05, 2011

Voters view faith, military service, and experience as a governor or business executive as positive assets for 2012 contenders

Natalie Gonnella
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In assessing a number of traits and characteristics of 2012 candidates, a new Pew Center Research Center poll reveals that voters view previous military service, faith, and prior leadership experience as a governor or business executive as the most positive assets for a presidential contender:

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The full results of Pew's latest survey is available to view here.

Posted at 02:24 PM in 2012 presidential race, Opinion survey |

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