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Fox Poll: 47 Percent At Least Somewhat Concerned Occupy Wall Street Will Turn Into ‘Street Riots’

Fox Poll: 47 Percent At Least Somewhat Concerned Occupy Wall Street Will Turn Into ‘Street Riots’

Well, this is one way to win the message war.

Fox News is on a roll with their latest round of polling — the news network has been releasing bits of data over the week, and on Friday they came out with some new gems. Those crazy kids braving the cold in Zuccatti Park certainly are something…..but what exactly? Fox wanted to find out, so they asked the following question: “How concerned are you that the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations will eventually turn into street riots?”

Apparently a lot of people are. The answers — 16 percent are very concerned, 31 percent are somewhat concerned, 28 percent not very concerned, and 23 not at all. So only a near majority of Americans in the Fox poll think that the protest aimed at Wall Street and income inequality will turn into a violent mess.

Here is the TPM Poll Average of American support of the OWS movement.

The Fox poll used 904 live telephone interviews with registered voters conducted from October 23rd to the 25th. The poll has a sampling error of 3 percent.

Kyle Leighton

Kyle is the Editor of TPM Media’s PollTracker. He graduated from Beloit College (WI) and began working in politics before getting an M.A. in magazine journalism from New York University, where he interned at TPM and the website of The New Yorker.

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