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  What is your annual income and party affiliation? (search mode)
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Poll
Question: Select one
#1
$0-8,500 (D)
 
#2
$0-8,500 (R)
 
#3
$0-8,500 (I)
 
#4
$8,500-34,500 (D)
 
#5
$8,500-34,500 (R)
 
#6
$8,500-34,500 (I)
 
#7
$34,500-83,600 (D)
 
#8
$34,500-83,600 (R)
 
#9
$34,500-83,600 (I)
 
#10
$83,600-174,400 (D)
 
#11
$83,600-174,400 (R)
 
#12
$83,600-174,400 (I)
 
#13
$174,400-379,150 (D)
 
#14
$174,400-379,150 (R)
 
#15
$174,400-379,150 (I)
 
#16
$379,150+ (D)
 
#17
$379,150+ (R)
 
#18
$379,150+ (I)
 
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Partisan results

Total Voters: 87

Author Topic: What is your annual income and party affiliation?  (Read 5220 times)
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« on: October 16, 2011, 10:45:10 AM »

The fun thing about the bracket system is that it pretty much gives us a starting point from which to frame the tax/class debate.

The bottom pretty much is poverty, the second bracket pretty much is the working poor, the third is the Middle Class, the Fourth is the Upper Middle Class, the fifth is pretty much the modestly wealthy and the top bracket are the very wealthy.
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