Dallas, TX (WFN) -- Voters failed to give ex-presidential candidate Howard Dean even one win in the primaries, and it could be because they think he'd be stingy with gifts.

According to a new survey by Match.com, 86 percent of folks think gift-giving is a good indication of a person's nature, including how generous, loving or creative he or she is.

The same survey asked folks to guess what kinds of gifts they think the presidential candidates might gift to their wives, and 15 percent of respondents said they think Dean would give his wife, "nothing at all."

He's not alone, though: 17 percent think Al Sharpton would be stingy with gifts and 18 percent think Dennis Kucinich would also be a cheapskate.

Meanwhile, 44 percent think front-runner John Kerry would give his wife red roses and 25 percent think George W. Bush would give First Lady Laura, "intimate, quiet time together."

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