Document 0679
 DOCN  M95A0679
 TI    Poll says American voters want no cutbacks in AIDS funding.
 DT    9510
 SO    AIDS Policy Law. 1995 Mar 24;10(5):11. Unique Identifier : AIDSLINE
       AIDS/95700242
 AB    A bipartisan poll on voter attitudes about AIDS, commissioned by the
       Human Rights Campaign Fund, showed strong support for the Federal
       government's role in caring for people with HIV. The poll found that 77
       percent of those surveyed favor maintaining or increasing Federal
       funding for AIDS care. 55 percent under age 35 and 52 percent in the
       33-44 age bracket say the government is doing too little to deal with
       the epidemic in support of adequate funding. Also, 56 percent would be
       less likely to vote against their member of Congress if that member
       voted against continuing Federal funding for AIDS care. The poll of 800
       registered voters was taken February 22-25, 1995, with a margin of error
       of plus or minus 3.5 percent.
 DE    *Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome/NURSING  Attitude  *Financing,
       Government  NEWSLETTER ARTICLE

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