76% of Sportsmen Say They Prefer To Elect a President Who Hunts or Fishes
Submitted on Sep 02, 2008 (Original item from 2008)
Wildlife and Exotics | Hunting or Trapping | Legislation, Voting, Political Candidates | Wildlife
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A large majority (83%) of "sportsmen" (hunters and anglers) say they will vote in the November 2008 U.S. presidential election, according to the lobbyist group, the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation. Nearly half of hunters and anglers (45%) are likely to vote for John McCain and 31% are likely to vote for Barack Obama. By a 2 to 1 margin, sportsmen said that McCain would be a better president on related issues than Obama.
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