The results of this survey are obviously disconcerting to members of the LDS "Mormon Church" (like me) who have absolutely no affiliation with the FLDS polygamists.
LDS church officials and church members are taking steps to help distinguish the LDS church from the FLDS through contact with the news media.
Elder Quentin L. Cook, LDS Church Apostle set the record straight with this statement:
“Mormons have nothing whatsoever to do with this polygamous sect in Texas,” he said. "The fact is that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints officially discontinued the practice of polygamy in 1890: 118 years ago. It’s a significant part of our distant past, not of our present.”
"People have the right to worship as they choose, and we aren't interested in attacking someone else's beliefs," Elder Cook said. "At the same time, we have an obligation to define ourselves rather than be defined by events and incidents that have nothing to do with us. It's obvious we need to do more to help people understand the enormous differences that exist between our Church which is a global faith and these small polygamous groups."
If you're still unsure about the difference between the LDS and FLDS churches, here are a few photos to help you distinguish between the two.
LDS "Mormons"
(Do NOT practice polygamy. Live and work in your community. That's me on the left.)

FLDS
(Practice polygamy. Usually live in compounds like the one in San Angelo, Texas.)

Photo courtesy LA Times
Visit the LDS Newsroom or www.mormon.org for more info.