South Carolina Likely Voters
		Have the campaign ads helped decide your vote: A great deal, a good amount, some, not very much, or not at all?
		A great deal-A good amount-Some	Not very much-Not at all
		Row %	Row %
South Carolina Likely Voters		28%	72%
South Carolina Likely Voters	Pre-Debate	28%	72%
	Post-Debate	27%	73%
Party Identification	Republican	28%	72%
	Independent	26%	74%
Tea Party Supporters		27%	73%
Intensity of Tea Party Support	Strongly support Tea Party	18%	82%
	Support Tea Party	33%	67%
	Does not support Tea Party	28%	72%
Political Ideology	Liberal-Moderate	33%	67%
	Conservative	28%	72%
	Very conservative	21%	79%
Political Ideology	Liberal-Moderate	33%	67%
	Conservative-Very conservative	26%	74%
Past Participation**	Yes	27%	73%
	No	29%	71%
Top Tier Republican Candidates	Mitt Romney	31%	69%
	Newt Gingrich	22%	78%
	Ron Paul	28%	72%
	Rick Santorum	29%	71%
Candidate Support	Strongly support	26%	74%
	Somewhat support	32%	68%
	Might vote differently	27%	73%
Facebook Page	Yes	26%	74%
	No-Unsure	29%	71%
Gender	Men	25%	75%
	Women	30%	70%
Age	Under 45	33%	67%
	45 or older	26%	74%
Region	Piedmont	28%	72%
	Midlands	24%	76%
	The Pee Dee	30%	70%
	Low Country	28%	72%
Household Income	Less than $75,000	34%	66%
	$75,000 or more	20%	80%
Evangelical Christians		27%	73%
Regular Religious Service Attendance		27%	73%
Mormons are Christians	Yes	27%	73%
	No-Unsure	28%	72%
Education	Not college graduate	33%	67%
	College graduate	22%	78%
Interview Type	Landline	27%	73%
	Cell Phone	28%	72%
NBC News/Marist Poll South Carolina Likely Republican Primary Voters. Interviews conducted January 16th and 17th, 2012, N=684 MOE +/- 3.8 percentage points. Totals may not add to 100% due to rounding. **Past participation refers to previous participation in a South Carolina Republican Presidential Primary.