Rasmussen Poll: 60 Percent of GOP Voters Say Immigration Is ‘Very Important’ in MidtermsSixty percent of Republicans, 32 percent of Democrats and 32 percent of non-partisan voters say the issue is “very important,” while only 5 percent of Republicans and 14 percent of Democrats say the issue is “not at all important.”However, the vast majority of voters also say politicians are insincerely posturing on the issue, according to the August 26-27 poll of 1,000 likely voters. Rasmussen asked: “Do most politicians raise immigration issues to address real problems or to get elected?.”Only 17 percent of voters, 29 percent of Republicans and 16 of Democrats said politicians talk about immigration “to address real problems.”But 71 percent of likely voters and 77 percent of Democrats say politicians talk about immigration issues “to get elected.”The poll asked about illegal immigration. However, it avoided the more important issue of legal immigration which has a far larger impact on Americans — and gets far less attention from the establishment media and from politicians. Each year, four million young Americans enter the workforce — but the government imports 1 million legal immigrants, replenishes the population of roughly 1.5 million white-collar guest workers, and does little to repatriate the resident population of roughly 8 million illegal immigrants.