Recent polls have shown the following states as too close to call. Their electoral votes will be highly sought after by all candidates making a run for the White House this November. Gun control was back in the news last week after the tragedy in Colorado. We took a closer look at our live results map and where iSideWith users in these battleground states stand on the question: Do you support increased gun control?
Wisconsin
44%: Yes
44%: No
7%: No, only for individuals with mental health issues and convicted felons
3%: No, only for assault weapons
2%: No, and the federal government should pass national "stand your ground" laws
Michigan
47%: No
40%: Yes
8%: No, only for individuals with mental health issues and convicted felons
3%: No, only for assault weapons
2%: No, and the federal government should pass national "stand your ground" laws
Virginia
45%: No
39%: Yes
10%: No, only for individuals with mental health issues and convicted felons
4%: No, only for assault weapons
2%: No, and the federal government should pass national "stand your ground" laws
Florida
50%: No
36%: Yes
8%: No, only for individuals with mental health issues and convicted felons
3%: No, only for assault weapons
2%: No, and the federal government should pass national "stand your ground" laws
1%: No, only for assault weapons
Iowa
48%: No
39%: Yes
8%: No, only for individuals with mental health issues and convicted felons
3%: No, only for assault weapons
2%: No, and the federal government should pass national "stand your ground" laws
North Carolina
48%: No
38%: Yes
9%: No, only for individuals with mental health issues and convicted felons
3%: No, only for assault weapons
2%: No, and the federal government should pass national "stand your ground" laws
Colorado
50%: No
39%: Yes
7%: No, only for individuals with mental health issues and convicted felons
2%: No, and the federal government should pass national "stand your ground" laws
Iowa
48%: No
39%: Yes
8%: No, only for individuals with mental health issues and convicted felons
2%: No, only for assault weapons
2%: No, and the federal government should pass national "stand your ground" laws
Nevada
54%: No
31%: Yes
9%: No, only for individuals with mental health issues and convicted felons
4%: No, only for assault weapons
2%: No, and the federal government should pass national "stand your ground" laws