About 51% of poll respondents said they were paying more attention to politics than they used to; 31% said their attention to politics hadn’t changed. Only 8% reported paying less attention, and 9% said they were avoiding political news.
The Cascade PBS/Elway poll surveyed 403 registered voters across the state between March 27 and 31 using a mix of landline, cell phone and online interviews. It has a 95% confidence level, meaning that if the survey was conducted 100 times, the results would be within five percentage points of these results at least 95 times.
The poll considered how engaged Washington voters were and what sentiments they were feeling with
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