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. The challenges of human cloning for public policy in Illinois. Human cloning; Human cloning; Human cloning; Public Policy. about banning cloning of complete human beings for these comparisons because support for such a ban is so overwhelming that group differences are minimal.) Briefly stated, support for the ban on human organ and tissue cloning is stronger Downstate and in the Chicago suburbs than in the City of Chicago; among people with lower incomes; among the less educated; among women; among persons over 55 years old; and among African Americans. With respect to politics, Republicans
. The challenges of human cloning for public policy in Illinois. Human cloning; Human cloning; Human cloning; Public Policy. about banning cloning of complete human beings for these comparisons because support for such a ban is so overwhelming that group differences are minimal.) Briefly stated, support for the ban on human organ and tissue cloning is stronger Downstate and in the Chicago suburbs than in the City of Chicago; among people with lower incomes; among the less educated; among women; among persons over 55 years old; and among African Americans. With respect to politics, Republicans and conservatives are more supportive of such a ban than Democrats and liberals. With some exceptions, the 0 patterns are similar on the issue of banning cloning of complete animals. Table 8 presents the same kinds of comparisons for various religious groups. Many citizens undoubtedly think of their position on cloning in religious terms. As noted above, two-thirds of the respondents agreed that cloning human Table 7. Demographic and Political Differences in Opinion on Cloning Support for state ban on Chicago Chicago Suburbs Downstate human organ cloning % yes complete animal cloning % yes 28 38 35 42 44 44 Less than $30,000 Income $30,000-$60,000 Income More than $60,000 Income 37 36 26 53 45 30 18-35 Years Old 36-55 Years Old Over 55 Years Old 28 34 44 46 37 47 Men Women 29 39 36 49 African American White/Caucasian 52 35 61 40 High School Graduate or Less Some College College Graduate or Postgraduate 47 29 29 55 43 35 Employed in Agriculture Employed in Health Care 33 43 33 46 Republican Democrat Independent 40 34 29 44 48 41 Conservative Liberal Moderate 54 21 26 56 3 38 Total 35 43 Page 38 The Challenges of Human Cloning for Public Policy in Illinois. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Unive
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