This is North Carolina Republicans only. That said I doubt many really believe this it is probably being defensive about the recent gun controversy. Seems like worthless noise. Nothing about video games is going to change here.

Makes sense because A: Republicans tend to be older, and the video game skeptic crowd is going to be older and B: Republicans are fed a constant stream of "guns are good," meaning they're likely to consider anything as "more of a threat" than guns.

Not really. The youth vote is more or less worthless except for presidential elections.

Well, and this is the Tennessee Republicans only:

http://littlegreenfootballs.com/article/41552_Tennessee_Republicans_Trying_to_Legislate_Away_the_Gay

I think I'm seeing a trend here.

The average age of people who play videogames is going up.  You don't try to influence older people, you work on younger people because they'll be older one day.

Knowing how  Us government usually protects all forms of entertainment using the US Bill of Rights and consideringsurvies do not even even state how much the issue matters to people. It is not statistically significant, it is just a survey, and a basic question. Worthless noise. 

Yeah, that's Tennessee. There's your problem. (Lol, I'm just kidding... or am I?)

when you put those two options side by side, that's the result you are going to get. The pollers could think both are very insignificant to violence in america, but you won't know that from a poll like this.

I'm European. All I see is 'Murica!

I think a more interesting question would be "Do you think the following are dangerous to society? a) Guns b) Video games"

I would hope that considerably less than 67% of people would respond yes to video games.