Love those numbers!

IMRA posted another of their opinion polls, and I find the results fascinating. They show two sets of numbers; one general results and one according to the political parties the respondents had voted for in the previous elections.


Thursday, March 1, 2007
Polls: Legal authorities going after Gyadamak 50.0%:26.7%, MK Estherina should resign 70.9%:18.7%**

Dr. Aaron Lerner Date: 1 March 2007
Telephone poll of a representative sample of 523 adult Israelis (including
Arab Israelis) carried out by Shvakim Panorama
for Israel Radio's "Another Matter" program on 28 March 2007.

Do you support or oppose legislation that would limit the Supreme Court?
Total: Yes 44.6% No 41.3% Other replies 14.1%
Kadima voters: Yes 26.4% No 52%* Other replies 18.4%
Likud voters: Yes 64.4% No 23.9% Other replies 11.7%
Labor voters: Yes 26.7% No 66.6% Other replies 6.7%
Yisrael Beiteinu voters: Yes 75.2% No 24.8%

Should the Turkel Committee approve the appointment of Yaacov Ganot to be
Israel Police Commissioner?
Total: Yes 30.6% No 35.5% Other replies 33.9%
Kadima voters: Yes 34.3% No 44.6% Other replies 21.1%
Likud voters: Yes 52.3% No 16.7% Other replies 30.9%
Labor voters: Yes 36.6% No 46.7% Other replies 16.7%
Yisrael Beiteinu voters: Yes 58.3% No 16.5% Other replies 25.2%

Do you think that the legal authorities are going after [Arkady] Gyadamak
Total: Yes 50.0% No 26.7% Other replies 14.3%
Kadima voters: Yes 52.7% No 36.8% Other replies 10.5%
Likud voters: Yes 73.8 No 23.8% Other replies 2.4%
Labor voters: Yes 36.6% No 56.7% Other replies 6.7%
Yisrael Beiteinu voters: Yes 91.6% No 8.4%

Should the appointment of new judges be made by a public committee with full
disclosure and hearings?
Total: Yes 79.1% No 8.7% Other replies 12.2%

Should a public committee examine and confirm every candidate for position
of minister in the Government of Israel?
Total: Yes 69.2% No 24.2% Other replies 6.6%
Kadima voters: Yes 78.9% No 18.4% Other replies 2.6%
Likud voters: Yes 74.0% No 23.7% Other replies 2.4%
Labor voters: Yes 76.8% No 23.2%
Yisrael Beiteinu voters: Yes 83.5% No 16.5%

* Probrable typo in their post; they had written 5.2, which doesn't seem possible, so I moved the decimal point. If I have to correct it further, I'll "comment."
**The poll took place before she got facts out which countered some of the charges, so I'm not including the detailed results.