Huffington Post/Yougov poll on the Zimmernan verdict

[Joe Hyperion]

"Forty-one percent of respondents to the new poll said that they would have voted to find Zimmerman not guilty if they were on the jury, while a combined 38 percent said they'd have found him guilty of one of two crimes, including 15 percent who said they'd have voted to find him guilty of murder and 23 percent guilty of manslaughter. Twenty-one percent said they weren't sure."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/17/george-zimmerman-poll_n_3612308.html

[rhett o rick]

1. This says a lot re. where America stands on racism. nm

[bigdarryl]

3. How was the questions asked

You can ask a poll question to get the right poll results your looking for.For instance would they found him guilty of child abuse

[rhett o rick]

5. Yes that's a good point. nm

[Tommy_Carcetti]

2. It was 3-3 on the first jury vote.

Judging from the lack of hesitation by Juror B37 to speak to the media and entertain a book deal, I'm thinking she took a rather pro-active role in deliberations and was a key factor in swaying those three jurors.

My guess is that those three jurors lacked such proactivity.

[madashelltoo]

4. And, she drove home the "My husband is a lawyer,

so I am well acquainted with the law" to persuade them she knew best what the law meant.