Registered voters by a 2-1 margin favor increased use of ethanol, a Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research and Public Opinion Strategies poll found. The poll found 59% favor increased use of ethanol in the nation's fuel supply, while 30% oppose increased use. The poll also asked voters whom they most blame for rising food costs in the U.S. and the world. The results were: 49% Increased cost of gasoline.
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Registered voters by a 2-1 margin favor increased use of ethanol, a Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research and Public Opinion Strategies poll found. The poll found 59% favor increased use of ethanol in the nation's fuel supply, while 30% oppose increased use.
The poll also asked voters whom they most blame for rising food costs in the U.S. and the world. The results were:
| 49% | Increased cost of gasoline. |
| 11% | Increased commodities speculation. |
| 8% | Increased use of grain for ethanol. |
| 8% | Corporate takeover of feed production. |
| 7% | Increased demand in China and India. |
| 7% | Severe weather. |
| 2% | None. |
| 5% | All. |
| 3% | Don't know or refused. |