This graph shows the breakdown of our respondents by age. As indicated, the majority of our respondents were in the 36 - 65 age bracket. We attribute this to the fact that our parents and our teachers were primarily the ones who answered our survey.

This graph shows the breakdown of our respondents by gender. As shown, the majority of our respondents were female. Again, we attribute this to the fact that our parents and our teachers were primarily the ones who answered our survey and the majority of our teachers are female.

This graph shows the breakdown of those who are affected by the religious views of the candidates. As seen, about three quarters of our sample are NOT affected by a candidate's religion.

This graph shows the breakdown of our respondents to the question, "Does a candidate's religion affect your voting?" As shown, there was not much difference between male and female responses.

This graph was interesting. It shows that the younger age group is affected by a candidate's religion more than the older group.