State & National Polls
February 9, 2011
The following Honolulu Star-Advertiser poll emulates all recent polls and again demonstrates that public support for Death With Dignity legislation is overwhelming — and public support continues to grow.
April 27, 2005
NATIONAL HARRIS POLL
Majorities of U.S. Adults Favor Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide by More than Two-to-One
Most people with living wills do not want to go on life-support systems
ROCHESTER N.Y. More than two-thirds of U.S. adults think that the law should allow medical euthanasia for dying patients in severe distress who ask to have their lives ended. Two-thirds of the public would like their states to allow physician-assisted suicide as it is currently allowed in Oregon. Furthermore, most people feel that if they were unconscious and unlikely to recover they should not be kept alive on a life-support system. The majorities in favor of Euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide have increased over the last few years. Read complete document Here.
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January, 2004
QMark Research & Polling
MEDIA RELEASE
Registered voters in Hawaii support proposed Death with Dignity legislation by an overwhelming 71%, the same high level of support found in a similar poll when the bill was introduced one year ago [2003].
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February 12, 2004
Hawai`i DwD Society
MEDIA RELEASE
Death With Dignity Poll Confirms Voter Support
Download and read pdf Here
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January, 2004
QMark Research & Polling
Download and read the complete study & results Here
Attachment 1 Here
Attachment 2 Here
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