Summations Only

Sorry for the digs. I've taken them out of my post.

... 70 percent of the survey’s 1,619 respondents identified as politically independent, far-and-away the vast majority, compared to 27.3% Democrats and 2.4% self-identified Republicans.
...Less than a quarter of the sample (24.2%) had participated in the Occupy Wall Street protests as of October 5, 2011.
...64.2% of respondents were younger than 34 years of age, but one in three respondents was over 35 and one in five was 45 or older.
...A full 15.4% of the sample reported earning annual household income between $50,000 and $74,999. Another 13% of the sample reported over $75,000 , and 2% said they made over $150,000 annually, putting them in the top 10 percent of all American earners, according to the Wall Street Journal’s calculator. That said, 47.5% of the sample said they earend less than $24,999 dollars a year and another quarter (24%) reported earning between $25,000 and $49,999 per year. A whopping 71.5% of the sample earns less than $50,000 per year.
...92.1% of the sample reported some college, a college degree, or a graduate degree.
...50.4% reported full-time employment, and an additional 20.4% were employed part-time....