I think 56% is ridiculous. I mean, yes, it IS 12% above its inverse. But it is just so, well, indecisive, not a real commitment. A few points the other way, and the tables turn. And when you throw in the ubiquitous "margin of error" it just does not do it.
Now take 76%. THAT is a statistic. It is more than 3/4 of the total, not to mention that it is 51% above its inverse.