"Kansas voters by a 2-to-1 ratio agree with the decision by the state to block construction of two coal plants in western Kansas, according to a poll released Thursday. The poll by Cooper and Secrest Associates, a Democratic political consulting firm, found that the 62 percent margin of support was less in western Kansas, but still a majority -- 51 percent, while 40 percent disagreed and 9 percent weren't sure. Although some legislators questioned the poll, its findings give the first public snapshot of where Kansans stand on the divisive coal plant issue. The poll also showed three out of four likely voters support expanded use of wind energy."
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Kansas Voters Agree with Decision to Block Construction of Coal Plants, Poll Says
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By KAREN DILLON and DAVID KLEPPER
Kansas City Star, January 4, 2008
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