Paragon Insights TIP National Poll On Middle East Peace Process - crosstabs

Paragon InsightsNational Poll on Middle East Peace Process:

May 2014

Topline Results

Methodology:This poll was conducted from May 2-4, 2014, among a national sample of 1595 likely 2014 voters. Theinterviews were conducted online by Survey Sampling International, Inc. The data were weighted toapproximate a target sample of likely voters based on age, race/ethnicity, gender, educational attain-ment, region, annual household income, home ownership status and marital status. Results from the fullsurvey have a margin of error of plus or minus two percentage points.

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1: Now, generally speaking, would you say that things in the country are going in the right direction, or have they prettyseriously gotten off on the wrong track?

Right Direction Wrong Track NLikely Voters 32 68 1595Male 36 64 744Female 28 72 851Age: 18-29 34 66 269Age: 30-44 33 67 383Age: 45-64 32 68 602Age: 65+ 27 73 341Ethnicity - White 25 75 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 41 59 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 60 40 195Ethnicity - Other 48 52 63Urban 31 69 400Suburban 35 65 808Rural 24 76 387Democrats (no lean) 56 44 590Independents (no lean) 25 75 478Republicans (no lean) 10 90 526Democrats (lean) 54 46 733Independents (lean) 23 77 194Republicans (lean) 10 90 667Liberal (1-3) 51 49 453Moderate (4) 41 59 432Conservative (5-7) 11 89 641Tea Party - Supporter 17 83 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 38 62 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 29 71 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 33 67 947Income: Under 50k 33 67 692Income: 50k-100k 29 71 524Income: 100k+ 32 68 379Educ: < College 30 70 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 32 68 354Educ: Post-grad 41 59 192White Collar 31 69 756Blue Collar 34 66 643Cell Only/Mostly 32 68 724Dual Use 32 68 535LL Only/Mostly 29 71 324

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2: And, do you approve or disapprove of the job Barack Obama is doing as President?

StronglyApprove

SomewhatApprove

SomewhatDisap-prove

StronglyDisap-prove

Don’tKnow /

NoOpinion

N

Likely Voters 14 27 17 39 3 1595Male 14 29 15 41 1 744Female 15 26 18 37 4 851Age: 18-29 10 39 22 24 5 269Age: 30-44 19 29 21 28 3 383Age: 45-64 14 25 15 44 3 602Age: 65+ 13 21 10 55 0 341Ethnicity - White 9 24 17 48 2 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 25 35 19 17 3 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 38 42 10 7 3 195Ethnicity - Other 12 32 20 27 9 63Urban 16 36 16 30 2 400Suburban 15 26 19 37 3 808Rural 10 22 13 52 3 387Democrats (no lean) 30 47 13 8 3 590Independents (no lean) 5 28 26 38 4 478Republicans (no lean) 5 6 13 75 1 526Democrats (lean) 27 48 16 7 2 733Independents (lean) 2 22 26 41 9 194Republicans (lean) 4 6 15 74 1 667Liberal (1-3) 29 47 15 6 2 453Moderate (4) 16 31 23 28 3 432Conservative (5-7) 3 11 13 70 3 641Tea Party - Supporter 11 12 7 69 1 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 16 34 21 26 3 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 16 23 14 45 2 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 13 30 18 35 3 947Income: Under 50k 18 28 15 37 2 692Income: 50k-100k 14 25 18 40 2 524Income: 100k+ 9 29 18 40 4 379Educ: < College 15 26 17 40 3 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 11 28 18 40 2 354Educ: Post-grad 17 33 14 32 4 192White Collar 12 28 18 39 3 756Blue Collar 17 26 15 40 2 643Cell Only/Mostly 15 25 22 35 3 724Dual Use 14 28 12 42 3 535LL Only/Mostly 12 31 12 43 1 324

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3: And, do you approve or disapprove of the job Barack Obama is doing as President? (NET)

Obama:Approve

Obama:Disapprove

Obama: Don’tKnow

N

Likely Voters 42 56 3 1595Male 43 56 1 744Female 41 55 4 851Age: 18-29 49 46 5 269Age: 30-44 48 49 3 383Age: 45-64 39 59 3 602Age: 65+ 34 65 0 341Ethnicity - White 33 65 2 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 60 36 3 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 80 17 3 195Ethnicity - Other 45 47 9 63Urban 52 46 2 400Suburban 41 56 3 808Rural 32 65 3 387Democrats (no lean) 77 21 3 590Independents (no lean) 33 63 4 478Republicans (no lean) 11 88 1 526Democrats (lean) 75 23 2 733Independents (lean) 24 66 9 194Republicans (lean) 11 88 1 667Liberal (1-3) 77 21 2 453Moderate (4) 47 50 3 432Conservative (5-7) 14 83 3 641Tea Party - Supporter 23 76 1 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 50 47 3 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 39 59 2 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 44 53 3 947Income: Under 50k 46 52 2 692Income: 50k-100k 39 58 2 524Income: 100k+ 38 58 4 379Educ: < College 41 57 3 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 40 58 2 354Educ: Post-grad 50 46 4 192White Collar 40 57 3 756Blue Collar 42 55 2 643Cell Only/Mostly 40 57 3 724Dual Use 42 55 3 535LL Only/Mostly 44 55 1 324

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4: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Economy

The toppriority

One of thetop priorities

A mid-levelpriority

Not apriority

N

Likely Voters 53 41 6 0 1595Male 53 40 6 0 744Female 53 41 5 0 851Age: 18-29 54 36 9 1 269Age: 30-44 52 42 5 0 383Age: 45-64 53 42 5 0 602Age: 65+ 54 41 4 0 341Ethnicity - White 52 42 6 0 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 53 44 3 0 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 61 33 6 0 195Ethnicity - Other 57 41 1 1 63Urban 60 33 7 0 400Suburban 50 44 6 0 808Rural 54 42 4 0 387Democrats (no lean) 57 36 7 0 590Independents (no lean) 47 47 6 0 478Republicans (no lean) 55 41 4 0 526Democrats (lean) 54 39 6 0 733Independents (lean) 45 48 8 0 194Republicans (lean) 55 40 4 0 667Liberal (1-3) 49 44 7 0 453Moderate (4) 54 41 5 0 432Conservative (5-7) 56 38 6 0 641Tea Party - Supporter 58 33 9 1 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 51 45 4 0 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 54 40 7 0 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 53 42 5 0 947Income: Under 50k 58 38 4 0 692Income: 50k-100k 50 42 8 0 524Income: 100k+ 49 44 6 0 379Educ: < College 56 39 5 0 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 50 43 7 0 354Educ: Post-grad 44 46 9 0 192White Collar 50 43 6 0 756Blue Collar 56 38 6 0 643Cell Only/Mostly 53 41 5 0 724Dual Use 53 40 6 0 535LL Only/Mostly 54 40 5 0 324

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5: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Economy

Top / One of the TopPriorities

Mid-level / Not aPriority

N

Likely Voters 94 6 1595Male 94 6 744Female 94 6 851Age: 18-29 90 10 269Age: 30-44 95 5 383Age: 45-64 95 5 602Age: 65+ 95 5 341Ethnicity - White 94 6 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 97 3 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 94 6 195Ethnicity - Other 98 2 63Urban 93 7 400Suburban 94 6 808Rural 96 4 387Democrats (no lean) 93 7 590Independents (no lean) 93 7 478Republicans (no lean) 96 4 526Democrats (lean) 93 7 733Independents (lean) 92 8 194Republicans (lean) 95 5 667Liberal (1-3) 93 7 453Moderate (4) 95 5 432Conservative (5-7) 94 6 641Tea Party - Supporter 90 10 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 96 4 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 93 7 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 95 5 947Income: Under 50k 96 4 692Income: 50k-100k 92 8 524Income: 100k+ 94 6 379Educ: < College 95 5 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 93 7 354Educ: Post-grad 91 9 192White Collar 94 6 756Blue Collar 94 6 643Cell Only/Mostly 94 6 724Dual Use 94 6 535LL Only/Mostly 94 6 324

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6: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Jobs / Unemployment

The toppriority

One of thetop priorities

A mid-levelpriority

Not apriority

N

Likely Voters 45 44 10 1 1595Male 41 46 11 2 744Female 47 43 9 1 851Age: 18-29 37 50 12 1 269Age: 30-44 48 42 9 1 383Age: 45-64 47 42 9 2 602Age: 65+ 43 47 9 0 341Ethnicity - White 41 47 10 1 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 60 33 5 2 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 51 39 8 2 195Ethnicity - Other 56 34 10 0 63Urban 44 46 9 1 400Suburban 46 41 11 1 808Rural 43 48 8 1 387Democrats (no lean) 49 44 6 1 590Independents (no lean) 41 44 14 2 478Republicans (no lean) 43 45 10 2 526Democrats (lean) 47 44 9 0 733Independents (lean) 44 44 12 1 194Republicans (lean) 42 45 10 3 667Liberal (1-3) 46 43 10 1 453Moderate (4) 49 44 8 0 432Conservative (5-7) 41 45 12 2 641Tea Party - Supporter 46 39 12 3 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 44 46 9 1 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 43 43 11 2 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 45 45 9 1 947Income: Under 50k 50 42 8 0 692Income: 50k-100k 43 43 12 2 524Income: 100k+ 38 49 10 3 379Educ: < College 47 44 8 1 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 39 47 13 1 354Educ: Post-grad 42 43 12 3 192White Collar 41 45 12 2 756Blue Collar 46 45 8 1 643Cell Only/Mostly 48 42 10 1 724Dual Use 43 43 12 2 535LL Only/Mostly 40 52 6 2 324

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7: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Jobs / Unemployment

Top / One of the TopPriorities

Mid-level / Not aPriority

N

Likely Voters 89 11 1595Male 87 13 744Female 90 10 851Age: 18-29 87 13 269Age: 30-44 89 11 383Age: 45-64 89 11 602Age: 65+ 90 10 341Ethnicity - White 88 12 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 92 8 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 90 10 195Ethnicity - Other 90 10 63Urban 90 10 400Suburban 87 13 808Rural 91 9 387Democrats (no lean) 93 7 590Independents (no lean) 85 15 478Republicans (no lean) 88 12 526Democrats (lean) 91 9 733Independents (lean) 87 13 194Republicans (lean) 87 13 667Liberal (1-3) 89 11 453Moderate (4) 92 8 432Conservative (5-7) 86 14 641Tea Party - Supporter 86 14 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 90 10 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 86 14 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 91 9 947Income: Under 50k 92 8 692Income: 50k-100k 87 13 524Income: 100k+ 87 13 379Educ: < College 91 9 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 86 14 354Educ: Post-grad 84 16 192White Collar 87 13 756Blue Collar 91 9 643Cell Only/Mostly 89 11 724Dual Use 87 13 535LL Only/Mostly 92 8 324

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8: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Federal Budget Deficit and Debt

The toppriority

One of thetop priorities

A mid-levelpriority

Not apriority

N

Likely Voters 44 41 14 2 1595Male 46 39 12 3 744Female 41 42 15 2 851Age: 18-29 36 50 14 0 269Age: 30-44 35 45 17 3 383Age: 45-64 46 38 13 3 602Age: 65+ 55 33 11 1 341Ethnicity - White 44 41 13 2 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 40 47 10 2 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 45 32 19 5 195Ethnicity - Other 39 45 15 1 63Urban 43 39 14 3 400Suburban 39 45 14 2 808Rural 54 33 11 1 387Democrats (no lean) 34 43 20 4 590Independents (no lean) 43 40 15 2 478Republicans (no lean) 55 39 6 0 526Democrats (lean) 32 45 20 3 733Independents (lean) 47 35 15 4 194Republicans (lean) 55 38 7 0 667Liberal (1-3) 26 48 22 4 453Moderate (4) 42 42 14 3 432Conservative (5-7) 57 34 8 1 641Tea Party - Supporter 55 36 7 2 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 39 43 17 2 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 49 38 12 1 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 40 42 15 3 947Income: Under 50k 47 40 12 2 692Income: 50k-100k 40 41 15 4 524Income: 100k+ 43 41 15 1 379Educ: < College 45 41 12 2 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 43 39 16 2 354Educ: Post-grad 34 43 19 4 192White Collar 41 42 14 2 756Blue Collar 47 37 13 3 643Cell Only/Mostly 41 43 15 1 724Dual Use 47 36 14 4 535LL Only/Mostly 44 43 11 2 324

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9: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Federal Budget Deficit and Debt

Top / One of the TopPriorities

Mid-level / Not aPriority

N

Likely Voters 84 16 1595Male 85 15 744Female 83 17 851Age: 18-29 86 14 269Age: 30-44 80 20 383Age: 45-64 84 16 602Age: 65+ 88 12 341Ethnicity - White 85 15 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 88 12 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 76 24 195Ethnicity - Other 84 16 63Urban 82 18 400Suburban 83 17 808Rural 87 13 387Democrats (no lean) 76 24 590Independents (no lean) 83 17 478Republicans (no lean) 94 6 526Democrats (lean) 77 23 733Independents (lean) 81 19 194Republicans (lean) 93 7 667Liberal (1-3) 74 26 453Moderate (4) 83 17 432Conservative (5-7) 91 9 641Tea Party - Supporter 91 9 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 81 19 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 87 13 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 82 18 947Income: Under 50k 87 13 692Income: 50k-100k 81 19 524Income: 100k+ 84 16 379Educ: < College 86 14 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 82 18 354Educ: Post-grad 77 23 192White Collar 84 16 756Blue Collar 84 16 643Cell Only/Mostly 84 16 724Dual Use 83 17 535LL Only/Mostly 88 12 324

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10: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Health Care

The toppriority

One of thetop priorities

A mid-levelpriority

Not apriority

N

Likely Voters 30 45 17 8 1595Male 29 44 16 12 744Female 31 45 19 4 851Age: 18-29 31 46 13 10 269Age: 30-44 26 47 22 5 383Age: 45-64 28 43 18 11 602Age: 65+ 37 44 14 4 341Ethnicity - White 28 45 18 9 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 26 40 30 5 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 40 48 7 5 195Ethnicity - Other 45 37 15 4 63Urban 31 45 13 11 400Suburban 29 47 19 6 808Rural 31 40 19 9 387Democrats (no lean) 36 51 10 3 590Independents (no lean) 25 46 19 10 478Republicans (no lean) 28 37 24 11 526Democrats (lean) 35 50 12 3 733Independents (lean) 25 50 16 9 194Republicans (lean) 26 37 24 12 667Liberal (1-3) 31 50 14 4 453Moderate (4) 36 42 15 7 432Conservative (5-7) 23 44 22 11 641Tea Party - Supporter 31 34 21 14 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 30 49 16 5 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 30 41 19 10 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 30 47 16 6 947Income: Under 50k 34 44 16 6 692Income: 50k-100k 29 48 16 8 524Income: 100k+ 24 43 22 11 379Educ: < College 31 45 15 8 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 26 44 24 6 354Educ: Post-grad 31 44 17 9 192White Collar 26 47 20 8 756Blue Collar 34 43 15 9 643Cell Only/Mostly 31 40 20 9 724Dual Use 30 43 19 8 535LL Only/Mostly 29 56 10 5 324

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11: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Health Care

Top / One of the TopPriorities

Mid-level / Not aPriority

N

Likely Voters 75 25 1595Male 73 27 744Female 77 23 851Age: 18-29 77 23 269Age: 30-44 73 27 383Age: 45-64 71 29 602Age: 65+ 82 18 341Ethnicity - White 73 27 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 66 34 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 88 12 195Ethnicity - Other 81 19 63Urban 76 24 400Suburban 76 24 808Rural 71 29 387Democrats (no lean) 87 13 590Independents (no lean) 71 29 478Republicans (no lean) 65 35 526Democrats (lean) 85 15 733Independents (lean) 75 25 194Republicans (lean) 64 36 667Liberal (1-3) 81 19 453Moderate (4) 78 22 432Conservative (5-7) 67 33 641Tea Party - Supporter 65 35 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 79 21 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 71 29 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 77 23 947Income: Under 50k 78 22 692Income: 50k-100k 76 24 524Income: 100k+ 67 33 379Educ: < College 77 23 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 70 30 354Educ: Post-grad 75 25 192White Collar 73 27 756Blue Collar 76 24 643Cell Only/Mostly 71 29 724Dual Use 73 27 535LL Only/Mostly 85 15 324

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12: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Foreign Policy

The toppriority

One of thetop priorities

A mid-levelpriority

Not apriority

N

Likely Voters 18 40 35 7 1595Male 20 43 29 7 744Female 16 38 40 7 851Age: 18-29 24 32 36 9 269Age: 30-44 12 39 41 8 383Age: 45-64 15 42 35 7 602Age: 65+ 24 45 27 5 341Ethnicity - White 17 42 34 7 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 17 28 46 9 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 26 33 34 7 195Ethnicity - Other 12 51 31 6 63Urban 21 38 35 6 400Suburban 19 41 33 7 808Rural 12 40 39 9 387Democrats (no lean) 20 38 35 7 590Independents (no lean) 18 36 36 11 478Republicans (no lean) 15 46 34 4 526Democrats (lean) 21 36 35 7 733Independents (lean) 12 37 38 13 194Republicans (lean) 16 45 34 5 667Liberal (1-3) 21 36 36 7 453Moderate (4) 20 37 36 7 432Conservative (5-7) 15 46 32 7 641Tea Party - Supporter 21 44 30 5 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 16 38 37 8 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 19 42 34 5 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 17 39 35 9 947Income: Under 50k 17 38 36 9 692Income: 50k-100k 17 39 37 8 524Income: 100k+ 21 45 30 3 379Educ: < College 19 37 36 8 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 15 46 33 6 354Educ: Post-grad 19 45 31 5 192White Collar 21 44 31 5 756Blue Collar 16 37 38 8 643Cell Only/Mostly 14 40 38 8 724Dual Use 19 37 37 7 535LL Only/Mostly 23 46 25 6 324

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13: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Foreign Policy

Top / One of the TopPriorities

Mid-level / Not aPriority

N

Likely Voters 58 42 1595Male 63 37 744Female 53 47 851Age: 18-29 56 44 269Age: 30-44 51 49 383Age: 45-64 58 42 602Age: 65+ 68 32 341Ethnicity - White 59 41 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 45 55 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 59 41 195Ethnicity - Other 63 37 63Urban 59 41 400Suburban 60 40 808Rural 52 48 387Democrats (no lean) 58 42 590Independents (no lean) 53 47 478Republicans (no lean) 62 38 526Democrats (lean) 57 43 733Independents (lean) 49 51 194Republicans (lean) 61 39 667Liberal (1-3) 57 43 453Moderate (4) 57 43 432Conservative (5-7) 62 38 641Tea Party - Supporter 65 35 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 55 45 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 61 39 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 56 44 947Income: Under 50k 55 45 692Income: 50k-100k 55 45 524Income: 100k+ 67 33 379Educ: < College 56 44 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 61 39 354Educ: Post-grad 64 36 192White Collar 64 36 756Blue Collar 54 46 643Cell Only/Mostly 55 45 724Dual Use 56 44 535LL Only/Mostly 69 31 324

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14: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Immigration Reform

The toppriority

One of thetop priorities

A mid-levelpriority

Not apriority

N

Likely Voters 14 37 38 11 1595Male 17 34 37 12 744Female 11 40 39 10 851Age: 18-29 18 34 37 11 269Age: 30-44 13 35 41 11 383Age: 45-64 15 34 38 14 602Age: 65+ 12 46 35 7 341Ethnicity - White 13 37 38 12 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 20 20 46 13 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 17 45 32 6 195Ethnicity - Other 14 36 38 12 63Urban 18 32 41 8 400Suburban 13 38 35 14 808Rural 12 40 39 9 387Democrats (no lean) 13 40 40 6 590Independents (no lean) 14 31 40 15 478Republicans (no lean) 16 38 33 13 526Democrats (lean) 13 40 40 7 733Independents (lean) 14 24 46 16 194Republicans (lean) 15 37 33 15 667Liberal (1-3) 16 36 39 9 453Moderate (4) 14 38 39 9 432Conservative (5-7) 13 38 37 13 641Tea Party - Supporter 20 35 32 14 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 12 38 40 10 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 16 38 34 11 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 13 36 40 11 947Income: Under 50k 14 42 34 10 692Income: 50k-100k 15 35 38 12 524Income: 100k+ 13 30 45 12 379Educ: < College 14 39 36 11 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 14 32 40 13 354Educ: Post-grad 17 31 41 11 192White Collar 13 37 40 11 756Blue Collar 16 37 38 9 643Cell Only/Mostly 14 40 35 11 724Dual Use 15 33 39 13 535LL Only/Mostly 13 36 41 10 324

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15: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Immigration Reform

Top / One of the TopPriorities

Mid-level / Not aPriority

N

Likely Voters 51 49 1595Male 51 49 744Female 51 49 851Age: 18-29 52 48 269Age: 30-44 48 52 383Age: 45-64 48 52 602Age: 65+ 58 42 341Ethnicity - White 51 49 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 41 59 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 62 38 195Ethnicity - Other 50 50 63Urban 51 49 400Suburban 51 49 808Rural 52 48 387Democrats (no lean) 54 46 590Independents (no lean) 45 55 478Republicans (no lean) 53 47 526Democrats (lean) 53 47 733Independents (lean) 39 61 194Republicans (lean) 53 47 667Liberal (1-3) 52 48 453Moderate (4) 52 48 432Conservative (5-7) 50 50 641Tea Party - Supporter 54 46 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 50 50 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 54 46 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 49 51 947Income: Under 50k 56 44 692Income: 50k-100k 50 50 524Income: 100k+ 43 57 379Educ: < College 53 47 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 47 53 354Educ: Post-grad 48 52 192White Collar 50 50 756Blue Collar 53 47 643Cell Only/Mostly 54 46 724Dual Use 48 52 535LL Only/Mostly 50 50 324

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16: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Medicare and Social Security

The toppriority

One of thetop priorities

A mid-levelpriority

Not apriority

N

Likely Voters 31 49 17 3 1595Male 29 49 17 5 744Female 34 49 16 1 851Age: 18-29 23 53 15 9 269Age: 30-44 25 51 23 2 383Age: 45-64 32 48 18 2 602Age: 65+ 44 46 9 1 341Ethnicity - White 29 51 17 3 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 32 43 23 2 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 45 46 6 3 195Ethnicity - Other 32 35 32 1 63Urban 33 46 14 6 400Suburban 27 52 19 2 808Rural 39 46 13 2 387Democrats (no lean) 37 49 12 2 590Independents (no lean) 29 48 21 2 478Republicans (no lean) 26 50 18 5 526Democrats (lean) 34 50 14 2 733Independents (lean) 35 45 17 3 194Republicans (lean) 27 49 20 4 667Liberal (1-3) 34 47 16 2 453Moderate (4) 39 44 16 1 432Conservative (5-7) 22 54 18 6 641Tea Party - Supporter 34 41 19 6 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 30 52 16 2 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 34 46 16 5 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 30 51 17 2 947Income: Under 50k 41 46 12 2 692Income: 50k-100k 26 53 18 3 524Income: 100k+ 21 49 24 6 379Educ: < College 37 49 10 3 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 20 50 27 2 354Educ: Post-grad 20 45 30 5 192White Collar 22 51 22 4 756Blue Collar 37 48 13 2 643Cell Only/Mostly 28 49 18 5 724Dual Use 32 49 17 2 535LL Only/Mostly 36 49 13 2 324

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17: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Medicare and Social Security

Top / One of the TopPriorities

Mid-level / Not aPriority

N

Likely Voters 80 20 1595Male 77 23 744Female 83 17 851Age: 18-29 75 25 269Age: 30-44 75 25 383Age: 45-64 80 20 602Age: 65+ 89 11 341Ethnicity - White 80 20 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 75 25 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 91 9 195Ethnicity - Other 67 33 63Urban 80 20 400Suburban 78 22 808Rural 85 15 387Democrats (no lean) 86 14 590Independents (no lean) 77 23 478Republicans (no lean) 77 23 526Democrats (lean) 85 15 733Independents (lean) 80 20 194Republicans (lean) 76 24 667Liberal (1-3) 82 18 453Moderate (4) 83 17 432Conservative (5-7) 76 24 641Tea Party - Supporter 75 25 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 82 18 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 79 21 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 81 19 947Income: Under 50k 87 13 692Income: 50k-100k 79 21 524Income: 100k+ 70 30 379Educ: < College 86 14 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 71 29 354Educ: Post-grad 64 36 192White Collar 74 26 756Blue Collar 85 15 643Cell Only/Mostly 77 23 724Dual Use 81 19 535LL Only/Mostly 86 14 324

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18: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Energy Policy

The toppriority

One of thetop priorities

A mid-levelpriority

Not apriority

N

Likely Voters 15 43 36 6 1595Male 18 45 31 6 744Female 12 41 41 7 851Age: 18-29 16 37 40 6 269Age: 30-44 17 40 40 4 383Age: 45-64 15 41 37 8 602Age: 65+ 11 55 28 6 341Ethnicity - White 13 43 38 7 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 24 48 22 6 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 16 40 39 5 195Ethnicity - Other 23 44 29 3 63Urban 19 43 32 6 400Suburban 13 44 37 6 808Rural 13 39 39 8 387Democrats (no lean) 18 45 34 3 590Independents (no lean) 13 42 37 8 478Republicans (no lean) 12 41 37 9 526Democrats (lean) 17 45 35 3 733Independents (lean) 9 39 42 10 194Republicans (lean) 13 42 36 9 667Liberal (1-3) 20 46 31 3 453Moderate (4) 16 44 36 4 432Conservative (5-7) 11 39 40 10 641Tea Party - Supporter 19 39 32 10 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 13 45 38 5 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 18 42 35 5 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 12 43 37 7 947Income: Under 50k 17 41 36 6 692Income: 50k-100k 11 45 36 8 524Income: 100k+ 14 43 37 5 379Educ: < College 14 42 37 7 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 14 44 35 7 354Educ: Post-grad 16 43 36 4 192White Collar 15 44 35 7 756Blue Collar 15 41 37 7 643Cell Only/Mostly 16 42 36 6 724Dual Use 15 37 40 8 535LL Only/Mostly 11 54 30 5 324

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19: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Energy Policy

Top / One of the TopPriorities

Mid-level / Not aPriority

N

Likely Voters 57 43 1595Male 63 37 744Female 53 47 851Age: 18-29 54 46 269Age: 30-44 56 44 383Age: 45-64 55 45 602Age: 65+ 65 35 341Ethnicity - White 55 45 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 72 28 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 57 43 195Ethnicity - Other 68 32 63Urban 62 38 400Suburban 57 43 808Rural 52 48 387Democrats (no lean) 63 37 590Independents (no lean) 55 45 478Republicans (no lean) 53 47 526Democrats (lean) 62 38 733Independents (lean) 48 52 194Republicans (lean) 55 45 667Liberal (1-3) 66 34 453Moderate (4) 60 40 432Conservative (5-7) 50 50 641Tea Party - Supporter 58 42 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 57 43 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 60 40 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 55 45 947Income: Under 50k 58 42 692Income: 50k-100k 56 44 524Income: 100k+ 58 42 379Educ: < College 57 43 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 58 42 354Educ: Post-grad 60 40 192White Collar 58 42 756Blue Collar 56 44 643Cell Only/Mostly 58 42 724Dual Use 51 49 535LL Only/Mostly 65 35 324

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20: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Education

The toppriority

One of thetop priorities

A mid-levelpriority

Not apriority

N

Likely Voters 24 45 25 6 1595Male 22 44 27 7 744Female 25 47 24 5 851Age: 18-29 31 43 24 2 269Age: 30-44 24 50 22 3 383Age: 45-64 21 45 27 8 602Age: 65+ 22 43 28 7 341Ethnicity - White 20 45 28 7 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 28 48 23 2 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 42 41 17 1 195Ethnicity - Other 30 56 12 2 63Urban 29 44 23 4 400Suburban 21 47 27 5 808Rural 23 44 24 9 387Democrats (no lean) 32 51 15 2 590Independents (no lean) 23 45 26 6 478Republicans (no lean) 15 39 37 9 526Democrats (lean) 32 50 16 2 733Independents (lean) 21 43 29 6 194Republicans (lean) 15 41 35 10 667Liberal (1-3) 32 48 18 2 453Moderate (4) 30 47 21 2 432Conservative (5-7) 13 41 36 11 641Tea Party - Supporter 18 36 34 11 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 26 49 22 3 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 24 41 30 5 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 23 48 23 6 947Income: Under 50k 30 43 23 4 692Income: 50k-100k 20 48 24 7 524Income: 100k+ 16 45 32 7 379Educ: < College 27 44 24 5 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 17 47 28 7 354Educ: Post-grad 18 47 27 8 192White Collar 19 47 27 7 756Blue Collar 26 44 25 5 643Cell Only/Mostly 29 45 21 4 724Dual Use 22 42 30 6 535LL Only/Mostly 14 51 27 7 324

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21: Thinking about the same list of issues, how high of a priority do you think each one should be for the federal governmentover the next six months before the 2014 Congressional election? Should it be...Education

Top / One of the TopPriorities

Mid-level / Not aPriority

N

Likely Voters 69 31 1595Male 66 34 744Female 71 29 851Age: 18-29 74 26 269Age: 30-44 74 26 383Age: 45-64 66 34 602Age: 65+ 65 35 341Ethnicity - White 65 35 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 75 25 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 83 17 195Ethnicity - Other 86 14 63Urban 73 27 400Suburban 68 32 808Rural 67 33 387Democrats (no lean) 83 17 590Independents (no lean) 68 32 478Republicans (no lean) 54 46 526Democrats (lean) 82 18 733Independents (lean) 65 35 194Republicans (lean) 56 44 667Liberal (1-3) 80 20 453Moderate (4) 77 23 432Conservative (5-7) 54 46 641Tea Party - Supporter 54 46 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 75 25 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 65 35 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 71 29 947Income: Under 50k 74 26 692Income: 50k-100k 68 32 524Income: 100k+ 61 39 379Educ: < College 71 29 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 64 36 354Educ: Post-grad 65 35 192White Collar 66 34 756Blue Collar 70 30 643Cell Only/Mostly 74 26 724Dual Use 64 36 535LL Only/Mostly 66 34 324

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22: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below. If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Israel

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 22 27 16 11 21 2 1595Male 30 27 15 14 13 1 744Female 16 26 17 9 28 4 851Age: 18-29 25 17 17 20 18 3 269Age: 30-44 13 28 22 14 21 2 383Age: 45-64 24 26 15 9 24 2 602Age: 65+ 29 34 12 4 18 3 340Ethnicity - White 25 27 15 11 20 3 1194Ethnicity - Hispanic 21 30 18 15 14 2 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 13 20 18 11 35 2 195Ethnicity - Other 15 34 24 13 13 2 63Urban 22 23 17 13 21 4 400Suburban 22 29 17 11 20 1 808Rural 25 24 14 10 24 3 387Democrats (no lean) 14 24 18 14 26 4 590Independents (no lean) 20 27 18 12 22 2 478Republicans (no lean) 35 29 12 8 15 1 526Democrats (lean) 13 25 20 15 24 3 733Independents (lean) 12 24 17 12 32 3 194Republicans (lean) 36 29 12 7 14 1 667Liberal (1-3) 17 27 22 16 17 1 453Moderate (4) 12 20 19 14 32 3 432Conservative (5-7) 35 32 11 6 14 1 641Tea Party - Supporter 40 27 14 7 12 2 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 15 27 18 13 25 3 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 28 27 13 9 20 4 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 18 27 19 13 22 2 947Income: Under 50k 20 25 16 12 23 3 692Income: 50k-100k 21 29 14 14 20 2 524Income: 100k+ 29 26 20 6 18 1 379Educ: < College 22 23 13 13 25 4 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 23 32 22 9 13 1 354Educ: Post-grad 23 35 22 7 12 0 192White Collar 26 28 20 11 14 2 756Blue Collar 21 24 14 12 27 3 643Cell Only/Mostly 21 23 17 16 21 2 724Dual Use 22 30 16 6 23 3 535LL Only/Mostly 27 29 13 9 19 3 324

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23: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below. If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Israel

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 49 27 23 1595Male 57 29 15 744Female 43 26 31 851Age: 18-29 42 37 21 269Age: 30-44 40 36 23 383Age: 45-64 50 24 26 602Age: 65+ 63 16 21 340Ethnicity - White 51 26 23 1194Ethnicity - Hispanic 51 33 15 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 34 29 37 195Ethnicity - Other 48 37 15 63Urban 45 30 25 400Suburban 51 28 21 808Rural 49 24 27 387Democrats (no lean) 38 32 30 590Independents (no lean) 46 30 24 478Republicans (no lean) 64 20 16 526Democrats (lean) 38 34 27 733Independents (lean) 36 29 35 194Republicans (lean) 65 19 16 667Liberal (1-3) 44 38 18 453Moderate (4) 32 33 35 432Conservative (5-7) 67 18 15 641Tea Party - Supporter 67 20 13 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 41 31 28 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 55 22 23 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 45 31 24 947Income: Under 50k 46 28 27 692Income: 50k-100k 50 28 22 524Income: 100k+ 54 26 19 379Educ: < College 45 26 29 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 55 31 14 354Educ: Post-grad 58 29 13 192White Collar 53 31 16 756Blue Collar 45 25 30 643Cell Only/Mostly 44 33 23 724Dual Use 52 22 26 535LL Only/Mostly 56 22 22 324

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24: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Hamas

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 2 3 12 44 22 17 1590Male 1 4 13 57 14 11 744Female 3 2 12 33 28 23 847Age: 18-29 1 5 15 39 18 21 266Age: 30-44 4 6 15 34 23 18 383Age: 45-64 1 1 11 50 20 17 600Age: 65+ 1 1 8 51 25 14 340Ethnicity - White 1 2 11 49 20 17 1190Ethnicity - Hispanic 11 9 19 36 16 9 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 0 4 17 25 32 22 195Ethnicity - Other 4 9 13 36 20 17 63Urban 1 5 13 40 20 20 400Suburban 2 3 12 48 21 14 806Rural 0 1 12 42 25 20 384Democrats (no lean) 1 4 14 39 22 19 590Independents (no lean) 0 2 16 43 23 16 478Republicans (no lean) 4 2 7 52 19 16 522Democrats (lean) 1 4 16 39 22 18 733Independents (lean) 0 0 18 38 31 13 194Republicans (lean) 3 3 6 52 19 17 663Liberal (1-3) 4 5 18 39 20 13 450Moderate (4) 1 3 13 39 26 19 432Conservative (5-7) 1 2 8 55 17 17 640Tea Party - Supporter 5 7 10 50 17 12 481Tea Party - Not Supporter 0 1 13 42 24 19 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 4 5 13 42 19 18 646Religiosity: LT Monthly 0 2 12 46 23 17 944Income: Under 50k 3 3 14 33 24 24 687Income: 50k-100k 1 3 13 49 20 15 524Income: 100k+ 1 3 10 60 19 7 379Educ: < College 2 2 11 39 25 21 1044Educ: Bachelors degree 1 5 16 52 16 10 354Educ: Post-grad 2 5 15 58 13 7 192White Collar 1 2 15 52 17 13 756Blue Collar 1 5 9 40 26 19 638Cell Only/Mostly 2 3 13 42 23 17 721Dual Use 1 1 12 47 21 18 533LL Only/Mostly 2 6 11 47 18 16 324

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25: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Hamas

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 5 57 39 1590Male 5 71 25 744Female 4 45 51 847Age: 18-29 6 55 39 266Age: 30-44 10 49 41 383Age: 45-64 2 61 37 600Age: 65+ 2 60 39 340Ethnicity - White 2 60 38 1190Ethnicity - Hispanic 20 55 25 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 4 42 55 195Ethnicity - Other 13 49 38 63Urban 7 53 40 400Suburban 5 60 35 806Rural 2 54 45 384Democrats (no lean) 6 54 41 590Independents (no lean) 2 59 39 478Republicans (no lean) 6 59 36 522Democrats (lean) 5 55 40 733Independents (lean) 0 56 44 194Republicans (lean) 6 59 36 663Liberal (1-3) 9 58 33 450Moderate (4) 3 52 45 432Conservative (5-7) 2 63 35 640Tea Party - Supporter 12 60 29 481Tea Party - Not Supporter 2 55 43 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 8 55 37 646Religiosity: LT Monthly 2 58 40 944Income: Under 50k 5 47 48 687Income: 50k-100k 4 61 35 524Income: 100k+ 4 69 27 379Educ: < College 4 50 46 1044Educ: Bachelors degree 6 68 26 354Educ: Post-grad 7 73 20 192White Collar 3 67 30 756Blue Collar 6 50 45 638Cell Only/Mostly 5 55 40 721Dual Use 2 59 39 533LL Only/Mostly 8 58 35 324

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26: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’The Palestinian Authority

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 2 8 19 35 25 12 1595Male 2 9 20 45 17 5 744Female 1 6 18 26 31 17 851Age: 18-29 3 12 19 33 15 19 269Age: 30-44 2 15 20 24 28 12 383Age: 45-64 2 3 17 41 26 11 602Age: 65+ 1 5 21 40 27 7 341Ethnicity - White 1 6 18 40 25 11 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 7 25 16 29 21 3 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 4 5 26 13 29 23 195Ethnicity - Other 7 15 24 31 16 7 63Urban 2 9 21 29 22 18 400Suburban 2 9 19 38 23 8 808Rural 1 4 16 35 31 13 387Democrats (no lean) 3 9 22 25 28 14 590Independents (no lean) 0 9 18 33 28 11 478Republicans (no lean) 2 6 16 48 18 10 526Democrats (lean) 3 10 23 24 26 14 733Independents (lean) 0 4 15 29 40 13 194Republicans (lean) 1 7 15 49 19 9 667Liberal (1-3) 4 16 24 23 20 12 453Moderate (4) 1 7 18 30 33 10 432Conservative (5-7) 1 3 16 48 20 11 641Tea Party - Supporter 2 11 15 49 14 9 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 2 6 20 29 29 13 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 2 12 13 37 24 11 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 1 5 23 33 25 12 947Income: Under 50k 2 8 20 26 28 15 692Income: 50k-100k 2 8 19 36 23 12 524Income: 100k+ 1 7 16 49 22 6 379Educ: < College 2 7 17 32 28 15 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 2 8 20 41 21 7 354Educ: Post-grad 1 12 26 39 17 4 192White Collar 1 10 23 39 19 9 756Blue Collar 2 4 17 34 29 13 643Cell Only/Mostly 2 9 18 36 23 12 724Dual Use 1 5 20 34 26 14 535LL Only/Mostly 2 9 20 34 26 9 324

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27: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’The Palestinian Authority

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 9 54 37 1595Male 12 65 23 744Female 7 44 49 851Age: 18-29 15 51 34 269Age: 30-44 16 44 40 383Age: 45-64 5 58 37 602Age: 65+ 6 60 34 341Ethnicity - White 6 57 36 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 31 45 24 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 8 39 52 195Ethnicity - Other 22 55 23 63Urban 10 49 40 400Suburban 11 57 31 808Rural 5 51 44 387Democrats (no lean) 12 47 42 590Independents (no lean) 9 52 39 478Republicans (no lean) 8 64 28 526Democrats (lean) 12 48 40 733Independents (lean) 4 44 53 194Republicans (lean) 8 64 28 667Liberal (1-3) 20 48 33 453Moderate (4) 8 48 44 432Conservative (5-7) 4 65 31 641Tea Party - Supporter 13 64 23 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 8 49 43 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 14 51 35 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 6 56 38 947Income: Under 50k 10 46 43 692Income: 50k-100k 10 56 34 524Income: 100k+ 7 65 28 379Educ: < College 8 49 42 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 10 61 28 354Educ: Post-grad 13 66 21 192White Collar 11 62 27 756Blue Collar 7 51 42 643Cell Only/Mostly 11 54 35 724Dual Use 6 54 40 535LL Only/Mostly 11 54 35 324

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28: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Syria

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 2 4 21 47 24 2 1590Male 1 4 21 58 15 1 741Female 3 4 22 37 32 2 849Age: 18-29 0 13 21 42 20 3 269Age: 30-44 5 4 28 42 20 1 383Age: 45-64 1 2 19 49 27 2 600Age: 65+ 1 1 17 52 27 1 338Ethnicity - White 1 3 20 52 23 2 1190Ethnicity - Hispanic 14 4 21 38 22 2 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 1 12 27 24 37 0 195Ethnicity - Other 0 9 21 54 14 2 63Urban 2 8 21 45 22 2 400Suburban 2 2 22 50 22 1 803Rural 1 4 19 44 29 3 387Democrats (no lean) 2 4 23 41 29 1 588Independents (no lean) 1 5 24 44 23 2 476Republicans (no lean) 3 3 17 56 19 2 526Democrats (lean) 2 6 24 41 26 1 731Independents (lean) 2 3 20 37 34 3 194Republicans (lean) 2 3 18 56 19 2 665Liberal (1-3) 5 7 25 42 21 1 451Moderate (4) 1 4 19 45 29 2 432Conservative (5-7) 1 3 20 55 20 1 639Tea Party - Supporter 5 9 22 49 14 1 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 1 2 21 46 28 2 1103Religiosity: Monthly+ 4 7 22 39 26 1 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 1 2 20 52 22 2 942Income: Under 50k 3 6 20 39 29 2 689Income: 50k-100k 1 3 24 47 22 2 522Income: 100k+ 1 3 18 61 17 1 379Educ: < College 2 4 19 43 29 2 1043Educ: Bachelors degree 2 4 26 51 16 1 354Educ: Post-grad 1 6 21 62 10 1 192White Collar 2 3 25 54 15 2 754Blue Collar 1 5 20 43 30 1 640Cell Only/Mostly 2 5 25 45 22 2 724Dual Use 1 3 18 52 26 1 533LL Only/Mostly 3 6 18 46 25 2 321

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29: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Syria

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 6 68 26 1590Male 5 79 16 741Female 7 59 34 849Age: 18-29 14 63 23 269Age: 30-44 10 70 20 383Age: 45-64 3 69 29 600Age: 65+ 3 69 28 338Ethnicity - White 4 72 24 1190Ethnicity - Hispanic 18 59 23 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 12 51 37 195Ethnicity - Other 9 75 16 63Urban 10 67 23 400Suburban 5 72 24 803Rural 5 63 32 387Democrats (no lean) 6 64 30 588Independents (no lean) 6 68 25 476Republicans (no lean) 6 73 21 526Democrats (lean) 7 65 27 731Independents (lean) 5 57 38 194Republicans (lean) 5 75 20 665Liberal (1-3) 11 67 22 451Moderate (4) 5 65 30 432Conservative (5-7) 3 75 22 639Tea Party - Supporter 14 70 16 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 3 67 30 1103Religiosity: Monthly+ 10 62 28 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 3 73 24 942Income: Under 50k 9 60 31 689Income: 50k-100k 4 72 24 522Income: 100k+ 4 79 17 379Educ: < College 6 63 31 1043Educ: Bachelors degree 6 77 17 354Educ: Post-grad 7 83 10 192White Collar 5 79 16 754Blue Collar 6 63 31 640Cell Only/Mostly 7 69 24 724Dual Use 4 69 27 533LL Only/Mostly 9 64 27 321

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30: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Lebanon

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 3 13 26 21 34 3 1594Male 4 14 29 26 25 2 744Female 2 12 23 17 42 5 851Age: 18-29 6 16 19 18 36 5 269Age: 30-44 3 18 26 16 32 4 383Age: 45-64 2 8 27 26 33 3 601Age: 65+ 1 12 29 20 36 2 341Ethnicity - White 3 10 28 23 33 4 1194Ethnicity - Hispanic 6 22 23 22 23 4 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 3 19 16 12 49 2 195Ethnicity - Other 1 24 22 19 30 3 63Urban 3 17 22 21 33 5 400Suburban 3 12 29 20 33 2 807Rural 2 10 23 23 38 6 387Democrats (no lean) 3 13 24 16 39 5 590Independents (no lean) 4 11 29 18 34 3 478Republicans (no lean) 1 13 25 30 28 3 526Democrats (lean) 5 13 26 14 37 4 733Independents (lean) 2 9 26 19 39 5 194Republicans (lean) 1 13 26 29 29 2 667Liberal (1-3) 6 16 28 13 36 1 453Moderate (4) 2 9 24 23 37 6 432Conservative (5-7) 2 12 29 28 27 2 641Tea Party - Supporter 3 18 25 30 22 2 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 3 10 26 17 39 4 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 6 15 24 20 32 3 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 1 11 27 22 36 3 947Income: Under 50k 2 13 21 20 39 5 692Income: 50k-100k 5 12 28 24 29 3 524Income: 100k+ 2 13 32 20 32 1 378Educ: < College 3 10 21 23 38 4 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 2 15 33 19 29 2 354Educ: Post-grad 2 21 40 15 22 0 192White Collar 4 14 31 21 28 3 756Blue Collar 2 11 22 23 39 3 643Cell Only/Mostly 4 14 24 22 33 3 724Dual Use 2 10 32 20 31 5 535LL Only/Mostly 2 15 22 20 40 2 324

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31: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Lebanon

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 16 47 37 1594Male 18 55 26 744Female 13 40 47 851Age: 18-29 22 37 40 269Age: 30-44 21 42 36 383Age: 45-64 10 53 36 601Age: 65+ 12 49 38 341Ethnicity - White 13 51 37 1194Ethnicity - Hispanic 28 45 27 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 21 28 51 195Ethnicity - Other 26 41 34 63Urban 20 43 37 400Suburban 16 50 35 807Rural 11 46 43 387Democrats (no lean) 17 40 43 590Independents (no lean) 15 48 37 478Republicans (no lean) 14 55 31 526Democrats (lean) 18 41 41 733Independents (lean) 11 45 44 194Republicans (lean) 14 55 31 667Liberal (1-3) 22 40 37 453Moderate (4) 11 46 43 432Conservative (5-7) 14 56 30 641Tea Party - Supporter 21 54 25 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 13 44 43 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 21 44 35 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 12 49 39 947Income: Under 50k 15 41 44 692Income: 50k-100k 17 51 32 524Income: 100k+ 15 52 33 378Educ: < College 14 44 42 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 17 52 31 354Educ: Post-grad 23 55 22 192White Collar 17 52 31 756Blue Collar 13 45 42 643Cell Only/Mostly 18 46 36 724Dual Use 12 52 36 535LL Only/Mostly 16 42 42 324

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32: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Jordan

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 5 18 24 14 33 6 1594Male 5 24 27 18 23 3 743Female 5 12 22 10 42 9 851Age: 18-29 4 16 26 16 29 9 269Age: 30-44 9 14 25 13 32 7 383Age: 45-64 4 20 23 14 34 5 601Age: 65+ 2 21 23 13 37 4 341Ethnicity - White 3 18 26 14 34 5 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 14 19 22 15 27 3 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 8 9 20 8 40 15 195Ethnicity - Other 4 35 18 17 23 2 62Urban 6 15 24 16 28 9 400Suburban 5 22 26 11 34 3 807Rural 3 12 21 17 38 8 387Democrats (no lean) 6 14 26 10 37 8 590Independents (no lean) 2 24 22 12 35 5 478Republicans (no lean) 5 18 25 20 28 5 526Democrats (lean) 6 17 25 9 35 7 733Independents (lean) 1 15 18 18 41 6 194Republicans (lean) 5 20 25 18 29 4 667Liberal (1-3) 9 19 30 6 31 4 453Moderate (4) 4 14 21 15 41 6 432Conservative (5-7) 3 21 24 18 28 6 641Tea Party - Supporter 9 19 24 21 23 5 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 3 18 25 11 38 6 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 6 21 22 15 31 5 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 4 16 26 13 35 6 946Income: Under 50k 6 14 21 12 38 9 692Income: 50k-100k 4 21 23 15 32 5 524Income: 100k+ 3 22 33 14 27 2 379Educ: < College 5 13 23 15 36 8 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 4 25 28 13 28 2 354Educ: Post-grad 5 31 26 10 27 1 192White Collar 4 23 29 14 26 3 756Blue Collar 5 13 23 15 39 5 643Cell Only/Mostly 5 16 25 15 33 6 724Dual Use 4 22 22 11 34 6 535LL Only/Mostly 6 17 26 14 34 4 324

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33: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Jordan

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 23 38 39 1594Male 29 45 26 743Female 17 32 51 851Age: 18-29 20 42 38 269Age: 30-44 23 38 39 383Age: 45-64 24 37 39 601Age: 65+ 23 36 41 341Ethnicity - White 22 40 38 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 33 37 30 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 18 28 54 195Ethnicity - Other 39 35 26 62Urban 21 41 38 400Suburban 27 36 36 807Rural 15 38 46 387Democrats (no lean) 20 36 44 590Independents (no lean) 26 34 40 478Republicans (no lean) 23 44 33 526Democrats (lean) 23 34 42 733Independents (lean) 17 36 47 194Republicans (lean) 24 42 33 667Liberal (1-3) 28 37 35 453Moderate (4) 18 36 47 432Conservative (5-7) 24 42 34 641Tea Party - Supporter 28 44 28 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 21 35 44 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 27 37 36 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 20 39 41 946Income: Under 50k 20 33 47 692Income: 50k-100k 25 38 37 524Income: 100k+ 24 47 29 379Educ: < College 18 37 44 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 29 41 30 354Educ: Post-grad 36 36 28 192White Collar 27 43 29 756Blue Collar 18 38 44 643Cell Only/Mostly 20 41 39 724Dual Use 26 33 40 535LL Only/Mostly 23 40 37 324

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34: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Egypt

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 4 15 32 20 26 3 1593Male 5 16 39 22 18 1 742Female 3 14 26 19 33 4 851Age: 18-29 9 16 28 25 20 2 269Age: 30-44 6 15 30 18 29 2 382Age: 45-64 3 12 34 20 28 3 601Age: 65+ 1 19 36 20 22 3 341Ethnicity - White 2 14 34 22 25 3 1193Ethnicity - Hispanic 14 12 25 23 24 1 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 6 24 22 13 34 2 195Ethnicity - Other 6 21 37 18 15 2 63Urban 3 16 28 22 27 3 400Suburban 5 15 35 21 22 1 807Rural 2 15 30 17 31 5 386Democrats (no lean) 3 16 32 17 28 4 590Independents (no lean) 5 16 32 18 28 2 478Republicans (no lean) 5 13 33 26 22 1 525Democrats (lean) 5 17 32 16 26 4 733Independents (lean) 0 13 28 19 36 3 194Republicans (lean) 4 13 34 26 22 1 666Liberal (1-3) 9 17 37 16 21 1 453Moderate (4) 2 17 28 19 29 4 431Conservative (5-7) 1 14 34 25 25 1 640Tea Party - Supporter 6 18 31 26 18 2 485Tea Party - Not Supporter 3 14 33 18 29 3 1107Religiosity: Monthly+ 7 16 29 19 24 4 647Religiosity: LT Monthly 2 14 34 21 27 2 946Income: Under 50k 5 18 28 17 28 4 690Income: 50k-100k 4 15 32 21 27 2 524Income: 100k+ 1 10 41 27 19 2 379Educ: < College 5 14 26 20 31 4 1047Educ: Bachelors degree 2 17 40 23 18 0 354Educ: Post-grad 1 17 50 20 13 0 192White Collar 4 13 39 25 18 1 756Blue Collar 4 17 26 18 32 3 641Cell Only/Mostly 6 16 29 22 25 2 723Dual Use 1 15 34 19 27 4 535LL Only/Mostly 3 12 36 20 26 3 323

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35: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Egypt

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 19 53 28 1593Male 20 61 19 742Female 18 45 37 851Age: 18-29 25 52 23 269Age: 30-44 20 48 31 382Age: 45-64 15 54 31 601Age: 65+ 20 56 25 341Ethnicity - White 16 56 28 1193Ethnicity - Hispanic 26 48 26 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 30 35 36 195Ethnicity - Other 27 56 18 63Urban 19 51 31 400Suburban 20 57 23 807Rural 17 46 37 386Democrats (no lean) 19 49 32 590Independents (no lean) 20 50 30 478Republicans (no lean) 18 59 23 525Democrats (lean) 22 48 30 733Independents (lean) 13 47 40 194Republicans (lean) 17 59 24 666Liberal (1-3) 26 52 22 453Moderate (4) 19 48 33 431Conservative (5-7) 15 59 26 640Tea Party - Supporter 24 57 19 485Tea Party - Not Supporter 17 51 33 1107Religiosity: Monthly+ 23 49 28 647Religiosity: LT Monthly 16 55 29 946Income: Under 50k 23 45 33 690Income: 50k-100k 19 52 28 524Income: 100k+ 11 68 21 379Educ: < College 19 46 35 1047Educ: Bachelors degree 19 63 18 354Educ: Post-grad 17 70 13 192White Collar 17 64 19 756Blue Collar 21 44 35 641Cell Only/Mostly 22 51 27 723Dual Use 16 53 31 535LL Only/Mostly 15 56 29 323

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36: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Saudi Arabia

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 3 16 30 24 24 2 1591Male 3 22 36 23 15 1 743Female 4 11 25 25 32 3 848Age: 18-29 2 24 20 26 25 2 269Age: 30-44 7 15 35 23 18 2 383Age: 45-64 2 14 31 25 27 2 599Age: 65+ 1 17 32 23 26 0 339Ethnicity - White 2 17 31 26 22 2 1190Ethnicity - Hispanic 16 10 31 20 23 1 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 4 17 23 15 41 0 195Ethnicity - Other 2 22 38 19 17 2 63Urban 4 17 25 27 24 3 398Suburban 3 17 34 21 24 1 807Rural 3 15 27 28 26 1 385Democrats (no lean) 3 17 30 21 27 2 589Independents (no lean) 2 17 28 25 26 2 477Republicans (no lean) 5 15 33 27 20 1 525Democrats (lean) 3 19 30 22 24 2 732Independents (lean) 2 10 21 26 38 3 193Republicans (lean) 4 15 33 26 20 1 666Liberal (1-3) 6 21 31 21 20 1 452Moderate (4) 2 13 32 22 29 2 432Conservative (5-7) 2 16 30 29 22 1 639Tea Party - Supporter 7 17 33 28 14 1 485Tea Party - Not Supporter 2 16 29 22 29 2 1105Religiosity: Monthly+ 6 15 30 23 25 2 646Religiosity: LT Monthly 1 17 31 25 24 2 945Income: Under 50k 5 13 25 24 30 2 689Income: 50k-100k 2 19 31 25 22 1 524Income: 100k+ 1 19 39 22 16 1 378Educ: < College 3 16 24 26 29 2 1046Educ: Bachelors degree 4 16 40 22 17 1 353Educ: Post-grad 2 22 45 19 11 0 192White Collar 2 18 39 24 15 1 755Blue Collar 2 16 23 27 30 2 641Cell Only/Mostly 4 14 33 24 24 1 724Dual Use 2 16 29 25 27 2 534LL Only/Mostly 4 22 28 23 21 2 321

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37: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Saudi Arabia

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 20 54 26 1591Male 25 59 16 743Female 15 50 35 848Age: 18-29 27 46 27 269Age: 30-44 21 58 21 383Age: 45-64 16 55 29 599Age: 65+ 18 56 26 339Ethnicity - White 18 57 24 1190Ethnicity - Hispanic 25 51 24 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 21 38 41 195Ethnicity - Other 24 56 20 63Urban 21 52 27 398Suburban 20 56 25 807Rural 18 54 28 385Democrats (no lean) 20 50 29 589Independents (no lean) 19 54 28 477Republicans (no lean) 20 60 21 525Democrats (lean) 22 51 27 732Independents (lean) 12 47 41 193Republicans (lean) 19 60 21 666Liberal (1-3) 28 51 21 452Moderate (4) 15 54 31 432Conservative (5-7) 18 59 23 639Tea Party - Supporter 24 61 15 485Tea Party - Not Supporter 18 51 31 1105Religiosity: Monthly+ 21 53 26 646Religiosity: LT Monthly 19 55 26 945Income: Under 50k 18 49 32 689Income: 50k-100k 21 56 23 524Income: 100k+ 21 61 18 378Educ: < College 19 50 31 1046Educ: Bachelors degree 20 62 18 353Educ: Post-grad 24 64 12 192White Collar 20 63 17 755Blue Collar 18 50 31 641Cell Only/Mostly 18 57 25 724Dual Use 18 53 29 534LL Only/Mostly 26 51 23 321

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38: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below. If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Iraq

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 2 8 27 43 17 2 1594Male 3 10 33 41 12 1 744Female 2 6 21 46 22 3 850Age: 18-29 5 14 23 39 16 3 269Age: 30-44 2 11 30 40 16 2 383Age: 45-64 3 5 27 46 18 2 601Age: 65+ 0 5 25 47 20 3 341Ethnicity - White 1 7 28 46 16 2 1194Ethnicity - Hispanic 7 18 20 40 14 2 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 6 7 22 30 33 2 195Ethnicity - Other 2 8 38 39 9 2 63Urban 5 6 28 42 17 3 400Suburban 1 10 27 44 17 1 807Rural 3 5 25 44 19 4 387Democrats (no lean) 5 6 28 37 22 3 590Independents (no lean) 0 9 28 42 17 2 478Republicans (no lean) 2 8 24 52 12 2 526Democrats (lean) 4 8 29 37 20 3 733Independents (lean) 0 7 23 41 26 3 194Republicans (lean) 1 8 25 51 12 2 667Liberal (1-3) 4 12 33 33 17 1 453Moderate (4) 2 6 21 49 19 2 431Conservative (5-7) 1 7 28 49 14 1 641Tea Party - Supporter 5 11 26 45 11 1 485Tea Party - Not Supporter 1 6 27 43 20 3 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 4 12 23 39 18 4 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 1 5 29 47 17 1 946Income: Under 50k 3 10 22 42 21 3 692Income: 50k-100k 2 7 27 44 18 2 524Income: 100k+ 1 6 36 45 11 1 378Educ: < College 3 8 23 42 21 3 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 2 7 30 47 13 1 353Educ: Post-grad 3 7 39 43 7 0 192White Collar 2 8 32 46 11 2 755Blue Collar 3 5 23 42 24 2 643Cell Only/Mostly 2 9 25 43 18 2 724Dual Use 2 6 26 48 16 2 534LL Only/Mostly 4 7 30 36 19 4 324

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39: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below. If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Iraq

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 10 70 20 1594Male 13 74 13 744Female 8 66 25 850Age: 18-29 19 63 18 269Age: 30-44 13 70 17 383Age: 45-64 7 73 20 601Age: 65+ 5 72 23 341Ethnicity - White 8 74 18 1194Ethnicity - Hispanic 25 60 15 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 14 52 35 195Ethnicity - Other 11 78 11 63Urban 10 70 20 400Suburban 11 71 18 807Rural 8 69 23 387Democrats (no lean) 11 64 25 590Independents (no lean) 10 70 20 478Republicans (no lean) 10 77 13 526Democrats (lean) 12 66 22 733Independents (lean) 7 63 29 194Republicans (lean) 9 76 14 667Liberal (1-3) 16 65 19 453Moderate (4) 9 70 21 431Conservative (5-7) 8 77 15 641Tea Party - Supporter 16 71 13 485Tea Party - Not Supporter 8 70 23 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 16 62 22 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 6 76 18 946Income: Under 50k 13 63 24 692Income: 50k-100k 9 71 20 524Income: 100k+ 7 81 12 378Educ: < College 11 66 24 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 9 77 14 353Educ: Post-grad 11 82 8 192White Collar 10 78 12 755Blue Collar 8 66 26 643Cell Only/Mostly 12 69 20 724Dual Use 8 74 18 534LL Only/Mostly 11 66 22 324

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40: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Iran

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 2 5 17 56 18 2 1595Male 2 5 17 64 12 0 744Female 3 5 17 50 23 3 851Age: 18-29 2 11 15 51 18 4 269Age: 30-44 6 8 23 44 16 2 383Age: 45-64 1 2 13 63 19 2 602Age: 65+ 1 2 18 62 17 0 341Ethnicity - White 1 3 15 62 17 2 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 14 12 14 41 18 1 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 1 7 27 38 27 0 195Ethnicity - Other 2 10 29 50 7 2 63Urban 3 7 19 50 17 3 400Suburban 3 5 17 58 16 1 808Rural 1 2 14 58 22 3 387Democrats (no lean) 2 5 22 47 21 2 590Independents (no lean) 1 6 18 56 17 3 478Republicans (no lean) 3 3 11 67 14 1 526Democrats (lean) 2 6 23 47 19 2 733Independents (lean) 1 3 16 47 29 5 194Republicans (lean) 3 3 10 69 14 1 667Liberal (1-3) 5 8 23 47 15 2 453Moderate (4) 1 3 20 55 18 2 432Conservative (5-7) 1 4 11 66 17 1 641Tea Party - Supporter 6 7 12 63 10 1 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 1 4 19 53 21 2 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 4 7 15 54 18 2 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 1 3 18 58 18 2 947Income: Under 50k 4 4 17 52 21 2 692Income: 50k-100k 2 7 17 56 17 2 524Income: 100k+ 1 4 17 65 12 1 379Educ: < College 2 4 14 55 22 3 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 2 5 22 59 11 0 354Educ: Post-grad 2 6 25 60 6 0 192White Collar 2 5 21 60 11 1 756Blue Collar 2 4 14 56 22 2 643Cell Only/Mostly 3 6 21 52 17 1 724Dual Use 1 3 14 61 18 2 535LL Only/Mostly 3 6 11 59 19 1 324

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41: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Iran

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 7 73 20 1595Male 7 81 12 744Female 8 66 26 851Age: 18-29 12 66 22 269Age: 30-44 14 68 18 383Age: 45-64 3 76 21 602Age: 65+ 3 80 17 341Ethnicity - White 5 77 19 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 26 55 19 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 8 65 27 195Ethnicity - Other 12 78 9 63Urban 10 69 20 400Suburban 8 76 17 808Rural 3 72 25 387Democrats (no lean) 8 69 23 590Independents (no lean) 7 73 20 478Republicans (no lean) 7 78 16 526Democrats (lean) 9 71 21 733Independents (lean) 4 63 33 194Republicans (lean) 6 79 14 667Liberal (1-3) 13 70 17 453Moderate (4) 4 76 20 432Conservative (5-7) 5 77 18 641Tea Party - Supporter 13 75 12 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 5 72 23 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 11 69 20 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 4 76 20 947Income: Under 50k 7 69 24 692Income: 50k-100k 9 72 19 524Income: 100k+ 4 82 13 379Educ: < College 7 68 25 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 8 81 12 354Educ: Post-grad 8 86 6 192White Collar 7 81 13 756Blue Collar 6 70 24 643Cell Only/Mostly 8 73 19 724Dual Use 4 75 20 535LL Only/Mostly 10 70 20 324

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42: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Turkey

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 5 20 27 12 33 3 1594Male 6 25 32 14 21 2 743Female 3 16 22 11 44 4 851Age: 18-29 8 14 35 15 26 3 269Age: 30-44 7 23 22 10 35 4 383Age: 45-64 4 21 25 11 35 4 602Age: 65+ 1 23 28 13 32 2 340Ethnicity - White 3 20 29 13 31 3 1194Ethnicity - Hispanic 17 20 18 10 31 3 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 4 15 20 11 47 2 195Ethnicity - Other 4 37 27 8 22 2 63Urban 5 23 26 10 32 5 400Suburban 5 21 28 12 31 3 807Rural 2 16 26 15 38 3 387Democrats (no lean) 4 18 25 11 36 4 590Independents (no lean) 6 22 26 9 35 2 478Republicans (no lean) 4 22 28 15 28 3 526Democrats (lean) 6 19 28 10 34 4 733Independents (lean) 2 20 16 14 44 4 194Republicans (lean) 4 22 29 14 29 3 667Liberal (1-3) 11 20 29 9 29 2 453Moderate (4) 2 21 23 12 37 5 432Conservative (5-7) 2 22 28 14 31 3 641Tea Party - Supporter 7 23 31 16 21 3 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 4 19 25 11 38 4 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 8 20 25 14 31 3 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 2 21 28 11 34 4 946Income: Under 50k 5 16 23 12 39 5 691Income: 50k-100k 5 22 23 15 32 3 524Income: 100k+ 3 26 38 9 24 1 379Educ: < College 5 15 24 13 38 4 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 4 28 30 12 24 2 354Educ: Post-grad 4 34 34 7 21 0 192White Collar 5 25 32 10 25 3 756Blue Collar 3 17 22 16 39 3 642Cell Only/Mostly 7 19 25 14 33 3 724Dual Use 2 22 26 11 34 5 535LL Only/Mostly 3 21 31 11 32 2 324

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43: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Turkey

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 25 39 36 1594Male 31 46 23 743Female 19 33 48 851Age: 18-29 22 49 28 269Age: 30-44 29 32 39 383Age: 45-64 24 36 39 602Age: 65+ 24 42 35 340Ethnicity - White 24 41 35 1194Ethnicity - Hispanic 37 28 35 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 19 31 49 195Ethnicity - Other 41 35 24 63Urban 28 36 36 400Suburban 27 39 34 807Rural 18 40 41 387Democrats (no lean) 22 37 41 590Independents (no lean) 28 36 37 478Republicans (no lean) 26 43 31 526Democrats (lean) 25 37 37 733Independents (lean) 21 30 48 194Republicans (lean) 26 42 32 667Liberal (1-3) 31 38 31 453Moderate (4) 23 35 42 432Conservative (5-7) 24 42 34 641Tea Party - Supporter 30 46 23 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 23 35 42 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 28 38 34 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 23 39 38 946Income: Under 50k 22 35 43 691Income: 50k-100k 27 38 35 524Income: 100k+ 28 47 25 379Educ: < College 20 37 43 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 32 42 26 354Educ: Post-grad 38 40 21 192White Collar 30 43 28 756Blue Collar 20 38 42 642Cell Only/Mostly 26 39 36 724Dual Use 24 37 39 535LL Only/Mostly 25 41 34 324

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44: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’John Kerry (Sample A)

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 11 25 19 20 19 5 804Male 8 29 19 27 13 3 377Female 14 22 19 14 24 7 426Age: 18-29 4 34 17 13 16 17 124Age: 30-44 17 26 19 17 18 2 198Age: 45-64 11 23 20 23 18 4 302Age: 65+ 10 22 18 25 23 2 180Ethnicity - White 10 26 20 26 16 3 576Ethnicity - Hispanic 24 32 22 12 10 0 68Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 12 20 16 3 32 17 124Ethnicity - Other 10 27 14 13 30 6 36Urban 12 30 20 15 16 7 205Suburban 13 26 18 23 17 3 401Rural 7 20 20 21 25 6 198Democrats (no lean) 23 30 14 6 20 7 325Independents (no lean) 5 31 17 18 23 6 262Republicans (no lean) 2 11 28 46 12 1 216Democrats (lean) 20 34 14 5 20 7 418Independents (lean) 2 22 19 18 34 5 95Republicans (lean) 2 14 26 44 12 2 291Liberal (1-3) 26 36 14 6 12 6 237Moderate (4) 9 33 19 8 27 4 238Conservative (5-7) 3 12 24 47 12 2 280Tea Party - Supporter 5 13 27 40 13 2 222Tea Party - Not Supporter 14 30 16 13 21 6 581Religiosity: Monthly+ 9 20 21 24 20 6 327Religiosity: LT Monthly 13 29 18 18 18 4 476Income: Under 50k 12 23 16 18 26 6 360Income: 50k-100k 11 29 20 20 14 6 271Income: 100k+ 11 25 24 26 12 1 173Educ: < College 11 24 17 20 22 6 533Educ: Bachelors degree 12 26 23 23 14 2 175Educ: Post-grad 13 32 24 20 8 2 96White Collar 14 28 21 24 10 3 363Blue Collar 10 21 19 20 24 6 330Cell Only/Mostly 9 29 17 17 22 6 385Dual Use 14 23 21 22 16 4 250LL Only/Mostly 13 21 19 26 17 4 163

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45: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’John Kerry (Sample A)

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 37 40 24 804Male 38 46 16 377Female 36 34 30 426Age: 18-29 38 30 32 124Age: 30-44 44 37 20 198Age: 45-64 35 43 22 302Age: 65+ 32 43 25 180Ethnicity - White 36 45 19 576Ethnicity - Hispanic 56 34 10 68Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 32 19 49 124Ethnicity - Other 37 26 37 36Urban 42 35 23 205Suburban 39 41 20 401Rural 27 41 32 198Democrats (no lean) 53 20 27 325Independents (no lean) 36 35 29 262Republicans (no lean) 14 74 13 216Democrats (lean) 54 19 27 418Independents (lean) 24 37 39 95Republicans (lean) 16 70 14 291Liberal (1-3) 62 20 18 237Moderate (4) 42 27 30 238Conservative (5-7) 15 71 15 280Tea Party - Supporter 18 67 15 222Tea Party - Not Supporter 44 29 27 581Religiosity: Monthly+ 29 45 26 327Religiosity: LT Monthly 42 36 22 476Income: Under 50k 34 34 31 360Income: 50k-100k 41 39 20 271Income: 100k+ 36 51 13 173Educ: < College 35 37 28 533Educ: Bachelors degree 38 46 16 175Educ: Post-grad 45 44 11 96White Collar 43 44 13 363Blue Collar 31 39 30 330Cell Only/Mostly 39 34 27 385Dual Use 37 43 20 250LL Only/Mostly 34 45 21 163

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46: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry (Sample B)

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 11 30 20 21 17 1 791Male 14 30 21 24 10 1 366Female 8 30 19 18 24 1 425Age: 18-29 6 34 24 19 17 0 146Age: 30-44 8 41 12 15 22 2 185Age: 45-64 12 22 17 26 21 2 300Age: 65+ 14 29 32 19 6 0 161Ethnicity - White 8 28 23 22 18 1 619Ethnicity - Hispanic 14 36 9 18 19 3 74Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 27 36 11 15 11 0 71Ethnicity - Other 15 30 11 20 22 1 27Urban 14 34 20 14 16 1 196Suburban 10 32 16 21 19 1 407Rural 8 21 28 27 15 1 189Democrats (no lean) 21 43 9 9 17 0 265Independents (no lean) 7 30 17 21 24 2 216Republicans (no lean) 4 19 32 31 13 2 310Democrats (lean) 21 45 9 8 17 0 315Independents (lean) 3 24 19 17 34 4 100Republicans (lean) 4 19 30 33 13 1 377Liberal (1-3) 24 48 10 4 13 1 216Moderate (4) 10 34 15 17 24 0 194Conservative (5-7) 3 17 29 34 15 1 361Tea Party - Supporter 4 17 30 36 11 2 264Tea Party - Not Supporter 14 36 15 13 21 1 528Religiosity: Monthly+ 9 29 26 21 12 2 321Religiosity: LT Monthly 12 30 16 21 21 1 470Income: Under 50k 11 28 20 19 22 1 332Income: 50k-100k 11 31 23 21 11 3 254Income: 100k+ 10 32 16 23 19 0 206Educ: < College 8 28 23 20 20 1 515Educ: Bachelors degree 12 33 17 21 15 1 179Educ: Post-grad 23 34 11 24 8 0 97White Collar 11 34 20 20 14 1 394Blue Collar 11 24 23 19 22 1 313Cell Only/Mostly 9 29 21 20 20 1 339Dual Use 9 27 18 24 19 2 285LL Only/Mostly 16 36 22 17 10 0 161

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47: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry (Sample B)

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 40 41 19 791Male 43 46 11 366Female 38 37 25 425Age: 18-29 40 43 17 146Age: 30-44 49 27 23 185Age: 45-64 34 43 23 300Age: 65+ 43 51 6 161Ethnicity - White 36 45 19 619Ethnicity - Hispanic 51 27 23 74Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 63 26 11 71Ethnicity - Other 46 32 23 27Urban 48 34 18 196Suburban 42 37 20 407Rural 28 56 16 189Democrats (no lean) 64 18 18 265Independents (no lean) 37 38 25 216Republicans (no lean) 23 63 15 310Democrats (lean) 66 17 17 315Independents (lean) 26 36 38 100Republicans (lean) 23 63 14 377Liberal (1-3) 72 14 14 216Moderate (4) 44 32 24 194Conservative (5-7) 21 63 16 361Tea Party - Supporter 21 66 12 264Tea Party - Not Supporter 50 28 22 528Religiosity: Monthly+ 38 48 14 321Religiosity: LT Monthly 42 36 22 470Income: Under 50k 38 39 23 332Income: 50k-100k 42 45 13 254Income: 100k+ 42 39 19 206Educ: < College 36 43 21 515Educ: Bachelors degree 45 38 17 179Educ: Post-grad 56 35 8 97White Collar 45 40 15 394Blue Collar 35 43 23 313Cell Only/Mostly 38 41 21 339Dual Use 36 43 21 285LL Only/Mostly 51 39 10 161

48

48: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Benjamin Netanyahu (Sample A)

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 10 16 14 9 25 26 804Male 14 22 15 10 25 14 377Female 7 11 13 8 24 37 426Age: 18-29 3 4 14 9 27 42 124Age: 30-44 5 19 18 10 23 26 198Age: 45-64 13 19 9 8 26 24 302Age: 65+ 17 15 17 9 23 19 180Ethnicity - White 13 18 14 9 23 24 576Ethnicity - Hispanic 6 16 24 14 22 17 68Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 2 7 11 4 37 40 124Ethnicity - Other 11 18 8 18 13 33 36Urban 6 13 13 9 24 35 205Suburban 14 18 14 7 27 19 401Rural 8 14 16 10 21 31 198Democrats (no lean) 3 15 18 12 24 28 325Independents (no lean) 8 18 13 8 29 24 262Republicans (no lean) 25 15 9 5 21 25 216Democrats (lean) 3 14 19 11 24 29 418Independents (lean) 7 14 8 12 36 23 95Republicans (lean) 22 19 9 4 23 24 291Liberal (1-3) 4 15 26 10 22 23 237Moderate (4) 4 14 13 8 35 27 238Conservative (5-7) 23 21 6 7 19 23 280Tea Party - Supporter 24 20 14 6 17 19 222Tea Party - Not Supporter 5 14 14 10 28 29 581Religiosity: Monthly+ 13 18 11 7 27 23 327Religiosity: LT Monthly 8 14 16 10 23 28 476Income: Under 50k 9 13 13 10 25 29 360Income: 50k-100k 8 17 13 9 24 29 271Income: 100k+ 17 20 16 5 26 15 173Educ: < College 8 12 14 9 26 32 533Educ: Bachelors degree 17 22 13 7 22 18 175Educ: Post-grad 14 29 18 9 22 9 96White Collar 14 19 17 7 22 20 363Blue Collar 7 17 12 9 25 30 330Cell Only/Mostly 7 11 13 8 28 33 385Dual Use 13 20 12 9 24 22 250LL Only/Mostly 16 20 18 10 19 17 163

49

49: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Benjamin Netanyahu (Sample A)

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 26 23 51 804Male 36 25 39 377Female 18 21 61 426Age: 18-29 7 23 69 124Age: 30-44 23 28 48 198Age: 45-64 33 17 50 302Age: 65+ 33 26 42 180Ethnicity - White 30 22 47 576Ethnicity - Hispanic 23 38 39 68Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 9 14 77 124Ethnicity - Other 29 26 45 36Urban 19 22 59 205Suburban 32 21 47 401Rural 22 26 52 198Democrats (no lean) 18 31 52 325Independents (no lean) 26 21 53 262Republicans (no lean) 40 13 47 216Democrats (lean) 17 30 53 418Independents (lean) 22 19 59 95Republicans (lean) 41 13 46 291Liberal (1-3) 19 36 45 237Moderate (4) 17 21 61 238Conservative (5-7) 44 13 43 280Tea Party - Supporter 44 20 36 222Tea Party - Not Supporter 20 24 57 581Religiosity: Monthly+ 31 18 50 327Religiosity: LT Monthly 23 26 51 476Income: Under 50k 22 24 54 360Income: 50k-100k 25 22 53 271Income: 100k+ 38 21 42 173Educ: < College 19 22 58 533Educ: Bachelors degree 39 21 40 175Educ: Post-grad 42 27 30 96White Collar 33 25 42 363Blue Collar 24 21 55 330Cell Only/Mostly 18 21 61 385Dual Use 33 21 46 250LL Only/Mostly 36 28 35 163

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50: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (Sample B)

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 16 26 14 11 23 10 791Male 20 35 16 11 13 6 366Female 14 19 12 10 31 14 425Age: 18-29 6 39 6 10 20 19 146Age: 30-44 17 19 19 14 22 11 185Age: 45-64 18 22 16 10 26 8 300Age: 65+ 21 32 12 9 20 5 161Ethnicity - White 15 29 12 10 24 10 619Ethnicity - Hispanic 27 23 15 8 21 6 74Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 15 12 19 20 15 18 71Ethnicity - Other 15 8 30 9 28 10 27Urban 6 38 14 13 16 14 196Suburban 20 23 15 9 25 8 407Rural 20 22 11 11 24 10 189Democrats (no lean) 8 23 17 17 24 11 265Independents (no lean) 13 24 17 10 27 8 216Republicans (no lean) 25 31 9 6 19 10 310Democrats (lean) 7 23 20 15 23 12 315Independents (lean) 6 18 16 12 39 9 100Republicans (lean) 27 31 8 6 18 9 377Liberal (1-3) 13 26 19 15 18 9 215Moderate (4) 7 18 19 16 29 12 194Conservative (5-7) 24 32 8 5 22 9 361Tea Party - Supporter 31 31 7 8 16 6 264Tea Party - Not Supporter 9 24 17 12 26 12 527Religiosity: Monthly+ 24 31 7 10 15 12 321Religiosity: LT Monthly 11 23 18 11 28 9 470Income: Under 50k 15 24 14 9 26 13 332Income: 50k-100k 22 19 14 14 23 9 253Income: 100k+ 13 38 14 9 18 8 206Educ: < College 16 24 10 10 28 13 515Educ: Bachelors degree 19 29 19 13 14 6 179Educ: Post-grad 13 36 25 9 13 4 97White Collar 15 34 18 13 16 5 393Blue Collar 16 21 11 10 30 12 313Cell Only/Mostly 20 25 13 10 21 11 339Dual Use 15 26 14 11 24 10 285LL Only/Mostly 11 30 14 11 25 8 161

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51: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (Sample B)

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 43 24 33 791Male 54 27 19 366Female 33 22 45 425Age: 18-29 45 16 39 146Age: 30-44 35 32 33 185Age: 45-64 40 26 34 300Age: 65+ 53 21 26 161Ethnicity - White 44 22 33 619Ethnicity - Hispanic 50 22 27 74Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 28 39 33 71Ethnicity - Other 23 39 38 27Urban 43 27 30 196Suburban 42 24 33 407Rural 43 23 35 189Democrats (no lean) 31 34 35 265Independents (no lean) 37 27 35 216Republicans (no lean) 57 14 29 310Democrats (lean) 31 35 34 315Independents (lean) 23 28 49 100Republicans (lean) 58 15 27 377Liberal (1-3) 39 34 27 215Moderate (4) 25 35 40 194Conservative (5-7) 56 13 31 361Tea Party - Supporter 62 16 23 264Tea Party - Not Supporter 33 29 38 527Religiosity: Monthly+ 55 17 27 321Religiosity: LT Monthly 34 29 37 470Income: Under 50k 39 23 38 332Income: 50k-100k 41 27 31 253Income: 100k+ 51 23 26 206Educ: < College 40 20 40 515Educ: Bachelors degree 48 32 20 179Educ: Post-grad 49 34 17 97White Collar 48 31 21 393Blue Collar 37 21 42 313Cell Only/Mostly 45 23 32 339Dual Use 41 24 34 285LL Only/Mostly 41 25 33 161

52

52: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Mahmoud Abbas (Sample A)

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 3 4 11 17 21 44 802Male 2 4 15 21 22 36 375Female 4 3 7 14 20 51 426Age: 18-29 2 6 12 12 17 50 124Age: 30-44 8 5 16 15 22 34 198Age: 45-64 1 3 9 19 18 51 302Age: 65+ 0 2 9 22 27 41 178Ethnicity - White 1 3 10 19 21 46 574Ethnicity - Hispanic 7 8 11 24 23 27 68Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 10 3 9 6 23 50 124Ethnicity - Other 0 17 26 13 16 29 36Urban 6 7 11 11 20 44 205Suburban 2 3 12 20 22 40 401Rural 1 2 8 19 18 53 196Democrats (no lean) 6 5 10 15 24 41 325Independents (no lean) 1 2 14 15 20 49 261Republicans (no lean) 0 4 9 25 18 43 216Democrats (lean) 5 4 11 13 22 45 416Independents (lean) 0 2 10 17 23 48 95Republicans (lean) 0 4 11 25 19 42 291Liberal (1-3) 4 6 13 14 16 47 237Moderate (4) 1 3 9 14 30 42 236Conservative (5-7) 4 3 10 25 16 43 280Tea Party - Supporter 4 8 11 27 15 36 222Tea Party - Not Supporter 2 2 11 14 23 47 579Religiosity: Monthly+ 3 6 11 17 23 40 326Religiosity: LT Monthly 3 2 11 18 19 47 475Income: Under 50k 1 4 9 19 22 46 358Income: 50k-100k 5 3 13 16 18 45 271Income: 100k+ 3 5 13 16 23 40 173Educ: < College 3 2 9 18 21 48 531Educ: Bachelors degree 1 9 11 15 25 39 175Educ: Post-grad 7 6 23 18 13 34 96White Collar 2 5 14 18 21 41 363Blue Collar 5 3 10 18 18 46 330Cell Only/Mostly 3 3 12 14 21 47 385Dual Use 1 3 8 18 25 45 249LL Only/Mostly 4 7 11 26 14 37 162

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53: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Mahmoud Abbas (Sample A)

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 7 28 65 802Male 6 36 58 375Female 7 22 71 426Age: 18-29 9 23 68 124Age: 30-44 14 30 56 198Age: 45-64 4 27 69 302Age: 65+ 2 31 67 178Ethnicity - White 4 30 66 574Ethnicity - Hispanic 15 35 50 68Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 12 15 73 124Ethnicity - Other 17 38 45 36Urban 13 22 65 205Suburban 5 33 62 401Rural 3 26 71 196Democrats (no lean) 11 25 64 325Independents (no lean) 3 28 69 261Republicans (no lean) 5 34 62 216Democrats (lean) 10 24 67 416Independents (lean) 2 27 72 95Republicans (lean) 4 35 60 291Liberal (1-3) 10 27 63 237Moderate (4) 4 23 73 236Conservative (5-7) 7 35 58 280Tea Party - Supporter 11 38 51 222Tea Party - Not Supporter 5 25 71 579Religiosity: Monthly+ 9 28 63 326Religiosity: LT Monthly 5 29 66 475Income: Under 50k 5 28 68 358Income: 50k-100k 8 29 63 271Income: 100k+ 8 29 63 173Educ: < College 4 27 69 531Educ: Bachelors degree 10 26 64 175Educ: Post-grad 13 41 46 96White Collar 7 32 61 363Blue Collar 7 28 65 330Cell Only/Mostly 6 26 68 385Dual Use 5 25 70 249LL Only/Mostly 10 38 52 162

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54: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas (Sample B)

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 1 10 18 35 20 17 790Male 2 12 19 45 14 9 366Female 0 8 17 26 26 24 424Age: 18-29 2 9 13 37 19 21 146Age: 30-44 0 15 16 30 16 22 185Age: 45-64 1 7 19 35 23 15 300Age: 65+ 1 8 21 36 23 11 160Ethnicity - White 0 7 18 36 22 17 618Ethnicity - Hispanic 1 26 15 33 12 12 74Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 4 16 19 24 14 23 71Ethnicity - Other 1 17 16 26 23 16 27Urban 2 8 17 38 17 18 194Suburban 1 11 20 32 19 17 407Rural 0 10 13 36 26 15 189Democrats (no lean) 1 13 19 29 21 18 264Independents (no lean) 0 7 18 35 22 18 216Republicans (no lean) 1 9 16 39 19 15 310Democrats (lean) 1 12 21 26 21 19 314Independents (lean) 0 9 13 31 30 16 100Republicans (lean) 1 8 16 43 18 15 377Liberal (1-3) 2 20 22 22 20 15 216Moderate (4) 1 9 15 30 24 21 194Conservative (5-7) 0 4 17 45 18 14 361Tea Party - Supporter 2 13 16 47 14 9 264Tea Party - Not Supporter 0 8 18 28 24 21 526Religiosity: Monthly+ 0 14 18 38 14 17 321Religiosity: LT Monthly 1 7 17 32 25 17 469Income: Under 50k 1 10 18 29 21 22 331Income: 50k-100k 0 7 18 38 21 15 254Income: 100k+ 1 13 17 40 18 11 206Educ: < College 1 8 15 35 22 19 514Educ: Bachelors degree 0 12 18 36 20 14 179Educ: Post-grad 2 17 28 29 13 11 97White Collar 1 10 23 36 18 12 394Blue Collar 1 7 14 36 22 20 312Cell Only/Mostly 1 12 16 35 16 20 339Dual Use 1 8 21 32 24 14 285LL Only/Mostly 1 9 15 37 23 15 160

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55: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas (Sample B)

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 11 52 37 790Male 14 63 23 366Female 8 42 50 424Age: 18-29 11 50 39 146Age: 30-44 16 46 39 185Age: 45-64 8 54 37 300Age: 65+ 9 57 34 160Ethnicity - White 7 54 39 618Ethnicity - Hispanic 27 49 24 74Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 20 43 37 71Ethnicity - Other 18 43 39 27Urban 10 55 35 194Suburban 11 52 37 407Rural 10 49 41 189Democrats (no lean) 14 47 39 264Independents (no lean) 7 53 40 216Republicans (no lean) 10 55 34 310Democrats (lean) 13 47 40 314Independents (lean) 9 44 46 100Republicans (lean) 9 59 32 377Liberal (1-3) 22 44 35 216Moderate (4) 10 45 45 194Conservative (5-7) 5 63 32 361Tea Party - Supporter 14 63 23 264Tea Party - Not Supporter 9 47 45 526Religiosity: Monthly+ 14 56 30 321Religiosity: LT Monthly 8 49 42 469Income: Under 50k 11 46 43 331Income: 50k-100k 8 56 37 254Income: 100k+ 14 57 30 206Educ: < College 8 51 41 514Educ: Bachelors degree 12 54 34 179Educ: Post-grad 19 57 24 97White Collar 11 58 31 394Blue Collar 8 50 42 312Cell Only/Mostly 13 52 36 339Dual Use 9 53 38 285LL Only/Mostly 10 52 38 160

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56: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Ismail Haniyeh (Sample A)

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 2 1 7 10 17 62 803Male 1 1 7 14 18 59 377Female 3 2 7 6 17 64 426Age: 18-29 5 1 8 15 14 57 124Age: 30-44 3 5 11 10 20 52 198Age: 45-64 1 0 5 10 15 68 302Age: 65+ 1 0 7 6 21 65 179Ethnicity - White 1 1 7 8 16 67 575Ethnicity - Hispanic 13 4 16 22 18 27 68Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 2 1 6 11 26 55 124Ethnicity - Other 0 9 10 8 15 58 36Urban 3 2 7 13 19 55 205Suburban 1 2 7 10 18 62 400Rural 2 0 9 7 14 67 198Democrats (no lean) 4 2 7 11 18 58 325Independents (no lean) 0 1 6 11 18 64 262Republicans (no lean) 2 1 10 6 16 65 216Democrats (lean) 3 2 7 12 17 59 418Independents (lean) 0 0 3 10 19 67 94Republicans (lean) 1 2 9 7 18 64 290Liberal (1-3) 4 2 8 10 15 61 237Moderate (4) 1 0 10 13 24 53 238Conservative (5-7) 2 2 6 8 13 69 280Tea Party - Supporter 7 3 7 14 12 56 222Tea Party - Not Supporter 0 1 7 8 20 64 580Religiosity: Monthly+ 5 3 7 10 21 54 327Religiosity: LT Monthly 0 1 8 10 15 67 476Income: Under 50k 4 1 9 10 22 54 360Income: 50k-100k 1 3 5 9 14 68 270Income: 100k+ 1 2 7 9 13 68 173Educ: < College 2 1 8 11 19 60 533Educ: Bachelors degree 3 3 6 6 17 66 174Educ: Post-grad 3 1 9 12 11 64 96White Collar 2 1 9 7 13 67 362Blue Collar 2 2 6 12 19 59 329Cell Only/Mostly 2 2 9 12 20 55 384Dual Use 1 0 4 3 15 76 250LL Only/Mostly 4 3 6 15 16 56 163

57

57: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Ismail Haniyeh (Sample A)

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 4 17 79 803Male 2 21 77 377Female 5 14 81 426Age: 18-29 6 23 71 124Age: 30-44 7 21 72 198Age: 45-64 2 15 83 302Age: 65+ 1 13 86 179Ethnicity - White 2 15 83 575Ethnicity - Hispanic 17 38 46 68Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 3 16 81 124Ethnicity - Other 9 18 73 36Urban 6 20 75 205Suburban 3 17 80 400Rural 2 16 81 198Democrats (no lean) 6 18 76 325Independents (no lean) 1 17 82 262Republicans (no lean) 3 16 81 216Democrats (lean) 5 19 76 418Independents (lean) 0 14 86 94Republicans (lean) 3 15 81 290Liberal (1-3) 6 18 76 237Moderate (4) 1 22 77 238Conservative (5-7) 4 14 82 280Tea Party - Supporter 10 22 68 222Tea Party - Not Supporter 1 16 83 580Religiosity: Monthly+ 8 17 75 327Religiosity: LT Monthly 1 17 82 476Income: Under 50k 5 20 76 360Income: 50k-100k 3 14 82 270Income: 100k+ 2 17 81 173Educ: < College 3 18 79 533Educ: Bachelors degree 6 12 83 174Educ: Post-grad 4 21 75 96White Collar 4 16 80 362Blue Collar 4 18 78 329Cell Only/Mostly 3 22 75 384Dual Use 1 7 91 250LL Only/Mostly 7 21 72 163

58

58: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh (Sample B)

Very Fa-vorable

SomewhatFavor-able

SomewhatUnfavor-

able

Very Un-favorable

HeardOf, NoOpinion

NeverHeard Of

N

Likely Voters 3 3 11 36 23 24 790Male 3 4 13 50 13 17 366Female 3 2 8 23 32 31 424Age: 18-29 1 4 13 42 20 19 146Age: 30-44 10 5 10 20 17 38 185Age: 45-64 1 2 9 41 25 22 299Age: 65+ 0 2 13 39 30 16 161Ethnicity - White 2 2 10 37 25 24 618Ethnicity - Hispanic 17 9 8 28 12 26 74Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 0 1 22 34 18 25 71Ethnicity - Other 7 4 5 29 34 22 27Urban 2 5 16 37 18 22 196Suburban 5 2 8 35 23 27 407Rural 0 3 11 35 30 20 188Democrats (no lean) 2 2 14 32 27 23 265Independents (no lean) 1 3 8 33 22 33 216Republicans (no lean) 5 4 10 41 21 20 309Democrats (lean) 2 2 14 30 26 26 315Independents (lean) 0 5 7 24 29 36 100Republicans (lean) 4 3 9 44 20 20 375Liberal (1-3) 6 3 16 31 23 21 216Moderate (4) 3 3 9 26 30 29 194Conservative (5-7) 1 3 9 45 19 23 360Tea Party - Supporter 8 6 11 44 15 16 263Tea Party - Not Supporter 1 1 10 32 27 28 528Religiosity: Monthly+ 6 5 11 37 17 24 321Religiosity: LT Monthly 1 2 10 35 28 24 469Income: Under 50k 4 4 10 28 27 27 332Income: 50k-100k 3 2 12 35 23 24 254Income: 100k+ 0 3 9 49 19 19 205Educ: < College 4 2 8 35 26 25 514Educ: Bachelors degree 1 6 14 35 19 25 179Educ: Post-grad 1 6 17 39 18 19 97White Collar 1 3 13 41 21 22 394Blue Collar 3 3 9 33 26 27 312Cell Only/Mostly 6 2 9 36 19 28 339Dual Use 0 4 13 35 27 21 285LL Only/Mostly 1 4 10 37 26 21 160

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59: Now, changing topics for a moment...Now, thinking about some people, organizations, and countries that are active inpolitics and world affairs, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or VeryUnfavorable opinion of each individual, group, or country listed below.If you have heard of the person or organization, butdo not have an opinion, please mark ‘Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person or organization, pleasemark ‘Never Heard Of.’Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh (Sample B)

Favorable Unfavorable NHO/No Op. NLikely Voters 6 46 48 790Male 7 63 30 366Female 6 32 63 424Age: 18-29 5 55 39 146Age: 30-44 14 30 56 185Age: 45-64 3 49 47 299Age: 65+ 2 52 46 161Ethnicity - White 4 47 49 618Ethnicity - Hispanic 26 36 38 74Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 1 55 43 71Ethnicity - Other 11 33 56 27Urban 8 52 40 196Suburban 7 43 50 407Rural 3 47 51 188Democrats (no lean) 5 46 49 265Independents (no lean) 4 41 55 216Republicans (no lean) 9 50 41 309Democrats (lean) 4 44 52 315Independents (lean) 5 31 64 100Republicans (lean) 8 53 40 375Liberal (1-3) 10 47 43 216Moderate (4) 6 35 59 194Conservative (5-7) 4 54 42 360Tea Party - Supporter 14 54 31 263Tea Party - Not Supporter 2 42 56 528Religiosity: Monthly+ 11 48 41 321Religiosity: LT Monthly 3 45 52 469Income: Under 50k 8 38 54 332Income: 50k-100k 6 47 47 254Income: 100k+ 3 58 38 205Educ: < College 5 44 51 514Educ: Bachelors degree 7 49 44 179Educ: Post-grad 7 56 37 97White Collar 4 54 42 394Blue Collar 6 41 53 312Cell Only/Mostly 8 45 47 339Dual Use 4 48 48 285LL Only/Mostly 6 47 47 160

60

60: Now, thinking about the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinians in the Middle East, please tell me whether,in general, you think America should be

A strongsupporterof Israel

Asupporterof Israel

Asupporter

of thePalestini-

ans

A strongsupporter

of thePalestini-

ans

No opinion N

Likely Voters 27 24 7 2 40 1594Male 33 26 9 3 30 743Female 22 21 6 2 48 851Age: 18-29 24 20 13 4 39 269Age: 30-44 22 17 9 5 48 383Age: 45-64 28 27 5 1 40 602Age: 65+ 35 29 5 0 31 341Ethnicity - White 29 24 6 1 39 1194Ethnicity - Hispanic 26 22 14 4 35 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 21 22 8 7 42 195Ethnicity - Other 17 19 7 0 58 63Urban 28 21 11 3 37 400Suburban 26 27 6 1 39 808Rural 28 19 5 4 44 387Democrats (no lean) 17 22 11 3 48 590Independents (no lean) 24 23 7 1 45 478Republicans (no lean) 42 26 3 2 26 526Democrats (lean) 16 23 12 3 46 733Independents (lean) 18 16 5 1 60 194Republicans (lean) 42 26 3 2 27 667Liberal (1-3) 19 24 18 6 33 453Moderate (4) 13 22 3 1 60 432Conservative (5-7) 44 25 3 0 28 641Tea Party - Supporter 50 22 4 3 21 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 17 24 9 2 48 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 36 23 8 3 30 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 21 24 7 2 47 946Income: Under 50k 26 24 6 2 43 691Income: 50k-100k 26 23 9 3 39 524Income: 100k+ 32 24 8 1 34 379Educ: < College 28 21 6 1 43 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 27 26 8 4 36 354Educ: Post-grad 25 31 11 3 29 192White Collar 29 28 10 3 31 756Blue Collar 27 19 6 2 47 642Cell Only/Mostly 25 21 7 3 44 723Dual Use 29 24 7 2 38 535LL Only/Mostly 29 28 9 1 32 324

61

61: Now, thinking about the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinians in the Middle East, please tell me whether,in general, you think America should be

A strongsuppoter /

supporter ofIsrael

A strongsupporter /

support of thePalestinians

No opinion N

Likely Voters 51 9 40 1594Male 59 11 30 743Female 44 8 48 851Age: 18-29 44 17 39 269Age: 30-44 38 14 48 383Age: 45-64 55 5 40 602Age: 65+ 64 5 31 341Ethnicity - White 53 8 39 1194Ethnicity - Hispanic 48 18 35 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 43 15 42 195Ethnicity - Other 36 7 58 63Urban 49 14 37 400Suburban 54 8 39 808Rural 47 8 44 387Democrats (no lean) 39 14 48 590Independents (no lean) 47 8 45 478Republicans (no lean) 69 5 26 526Democrats (lean) 39 15 46 733Independents (lean) 34 6 60 194Republicans (lean) 68 5 27 667Liberal (1-3) 43 24 33 453Moderate (4) 36 5 60 432Conservative (5-7) 69 3 28 641Tea Party - Supporter 72 7 21 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 42 10 48 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 59 11 30 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 45 8 47 946Income: Under 50k 49 8 43 691Income: 50k-100k 49 12 39 524Income: 100k+ 57 10 34 379Educ: < College 49 8 43 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 53 12 36 354Educ: Post-grad 57 14 29 192White Collar 57 12 31 756Blue Collar 45 8 47 642Cell Only/Mostly 47 9 44 723Dual Use 53 9 38 535LL Only/Mostly 58 10 32 324

62

62: As you may have heard, the Palestinian Authority and Hamas have announced that they will form a unity government.Please indicate which side you agree with more, even if neither is entirely right

Israel says thatit cannot beexpected to

negotiate with agovernment orparty that doesnot recognize its

right to existand seeks todestroy it.

ThePalestinians say

that a unitygovernment ofall Palestiniansis the first step

to lasting peace.

Dont Know/NoOpinion

N

Likely Voters 46 18 35 1593Male 53 21 26 742Female 40 17 44 851Age: 18-29 35 32 33 269Age: 30-44 41 20 40 382Age: 45-64 48 15 37 601Age: 65+ 57 12 31 341Ethnicity - White 49 17 34 1193Ethnicity - Hispanic 40 30 30 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 34 20 47 195Ethnicity - Other 37 23 40 62Urban 36 25 38 400Suburban 51 15 34 806Rural 45 19 36 387Democrats (no lean) 37 23 39 589Independents (no lean) 41 19 40 478Republicans (no lean) 60 13 27 526Democrats (lean) 35 26 39 732Independents (lean) 35 12 53 194Republicans (lean) 62 12 27 667Liberal (1-3) 38 31 31 453Moderate (4) 33 16 51 432Conservative (5-7) 64 13 23 640Tea Party - Supporter 63 16 20 485Tea Party - Not Supporter 39 19 42 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 52 21 27 647Religiosity: LT Monthly 42 17 41 946Income: Under 50k 44 17 40 692Income: 50k-100k 45 22 33 523Income: 100k+ 53 17 30 378Educ: < College 43 17 40 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 50 23 27 353Educ: Post-grad 53 20 26 192White Collar 50 20 30 754Blue Collar 43 17 39 643Cell Only/Mostly 42 21 37 722Dual Use 49 15 37 535LL Only/Mostly 52 20 29 324

63

63: As you may have heard, the Palestinian Authority and Hamas have announced that they will form a unity government.Please indicate which side you agree with more, even if neither is entirely right

Israel says that itcannot be expectedto negotiate with a

government or partythat does not

recognize its right toexist and seeks to

destroy it.

The Palestinians saythat a unity

government of allPalestinians is thefirst step to lasting

peace.

N

Likely Voters 66 34 1589Male 69 31 739Female 64 36 850Age: 18-29 53 47 269Age: 30-44 65 35 379Age: 45-64 68 32 601Age: 65+ 74 26 339Ethnicity - White 69 31 1192Ethnicity - Hispanic 56 44 139Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 58 42 195Ethnicity - Other 61 39 62Urban 55 45 396Suburban 72 28 806Rural 66 34 387Democrats (no lean) 59 41 588Independents (no lean) 63 37 475Republicans (no lean) 77 23 526Democrats (lean) 56 44 727Independents (lean) 64 36 194Republicans (lean) 78 22 667Liberal (1-3) 54 46 453Moderate (4) 61 39 429Conservative (5-7) 77 23 640Tea Party - Supporter 75 25 485Tea Party - Not Supporter 62 38 1103Religiosity: Monthly+ 67 33 647Religiosity: LT Monthly 65 35 942Income: Under 50k 65 35 691Income: 50k-100k 65 35 523Income: 100k+ 69 31 375Educ: < College 65 35 1047Educ: Bachelors degree 68 32 350Educ: Post-grad 70 30 192White Collar 68 32 751Blue Collar 64 36 642Cell Only/Mostly 63 37 719Dual Use 68 32 535LL Only/Mostly 69 31 323

64

64: Following the announcement of the Palestinian unity government, peace talks between the Israelis and the Palestinianscame to a halt. Each side has blamed the other for the negotiations stopping, please indicate which side you agree with more,even if neither is entirely right...

IsraeliStatement

PalestinianAuthorityStatement

Don’t Know /No Opinion

N

Likely Voters 48 20 32 1594Male 56 21 23 743Female 42 19 39 851Age: 18-29 40 32 28 269Age: 30-44 42 24 34 383Age: 45-64 50 17 33 602Age: 65+ 58 11 30 341Ethnicity - White 53 17 30 1194Ethnicity - Hispanic 36 32 32 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 29 31 40 195Ethnicity - Other 36 22 42 63Urban 36 32 31 400Suburban 54 15 31 808Rural 49 18 34 387Democrats (no lean) 39 26 35 590Independents (no lean) 42 19 39 478Republicans (no lean) 65 14 21 526Democrats (lean) 38 28 34 733Independents (lean) 32 11 58 194Republicans (lean) 64 14 22 667Liberal (1-3) 41 33 27 453Moderate (4) 34 20 46 432Conservative (5-7) 66 12 21 641Tea Party - Supporter 63 19 18 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 42 20 38 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 52 20 28 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 45 21 34 946Income: Under 50k 44 21 35 691Income: 50k-100k 51 20 30 524Income: 100k+ 52 20 28 379Educ: < College 45 20 35 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 54 19 27 354Educ: Post-grad 55 23 22 192White Collar 52 20 28 756Blue Collar 49 21 30 642Cell Only/Mostly 47 24 29 723Dual Use 50 16 35 535LL Only/Mostly 50 18 32 324

65

65: Following the announcement of the Palestinian unity government, peace talks between the Israelis and the Palestinianscame to a halt. Each side has blamed the other for the negotiations stopping, please indicate which side you agree with more,even if neither is entirely right...

Israeli Statement Palestinian AuthorityStatement

N

Likely Voters 67 33 1591Male 70 30 739Female 65 35 851Age: 18-29 56 44 269Age: 30-44 60 40 380Age: 45-64 70 30 602Age: 65+ 79 21 340Ethnicity - White 71 29 1193Ethnicity - Hispanic 54 46 139Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 56 44 195Ethnicity - Other 65 35 63Urban 52 48 397Suburban 75 25 808Rural 66 34 386Democrats (no lean) 58 42 590Independents (no lean) 64 36 475Republicans (no lean) 80 20 526Democrats (lean) 57 43 730Independents (lean) 65 35 194Republicans (lean) 80 20 667Liberal (1-3) 55 45 453Moderate (4) 63 37 429Conservative (5-7) 81 19 641Tea Party - Supporter 75 25 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 64 36 1104Religiosity: Monthly+ 72 28 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 64 36 942Income: Under 50k 63 37 691Income: 50k-100k 69 31 524Income: 100k+ 72 28 376Educ: < College 65 35 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 72 28 351Educ: Post-grad 69 31 192White Collar 68 32 753Blue Collar 68 32 642Cell Only/Mostly 65 35 720Dual Use 72 28 535LL Only/Mostly 65 35 323

66

66: What is your age?

Age: 18-29 Age: 30-44 Age: 45-64 Age: 65+ NLikely Voters 17 24 38 21 1595Male 19 23 39 19 744Female 15 25 36 23 851Age: 18-29 100 0 0 0 269Age: 30-44 0 100 0 0 383Age: 45-64 0 0 100 0 602Age: 65+ 0 0 0 100 341Ethnicity - White 15 19 40 25 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 17 49 29 4 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 28 27 32 14 195Ethnicity - Other 19 45 27 9 63Urban 28 29 28 15 400Suburban 12 25 41 21 808Rural 15 17 40 28 387Democrats (no lean) 18 28 37 17 590Independents (no lean) 19 25 39 17 478Republicans (no lean) 14 19 37 30 526Democrats (lean) 20 27 36 17 733Independents (lean) 22 25 38 15 194Republicans (lean) 12 20 40 28 667Liberal (1-3) 27 26 33 14 453Moderate (4) 12 29 39 20 432Conservative (5-7) 12 19 41 28 641Tea Party - Supporter 18 27 35 19 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 16 23 39 22 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 19 22 34 25 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 15 26 40 19 947Income: Under 50k 21 21 33 25 692Income: 50k-100k 13 28 38 21 524Income: 100k+ 16 23 47 14 379Educ: < College 19 20 37 23 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 14 33 38 14 354Educ: Post-grad 7 28 40 25 192White Collar 16 26 36 22 756Blue Collar 16 22 40 22 643Cell Only/Mostly 25 33 31 11 724Dual Use 9 19 50 22 535LL Only/Mostly 13 9 33 44 324

67

67: What is your gender?

Male Female NLikely Voters 47 53 1595Male 100 0 744Female 0 100 851Age: 18-29 53 47 269Age: 30-44 44 56 383Age: 45-64 49 51 602Age: 65+ 41 59 341Ethnicity - White 46 54 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 50 50 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 42 58 195Ethnicity - Other 65 35 63Urban 51 49 400Suburban 49 51 808Rural 37 63 387Democrats (no lean) 42 58 590Independents (no lean) 55 45 478Republicans (no lean) 45 55 526Democrats (lean) 45 55 733Independents (lean) 49 51 194Republicans (lean) 48 52 667Liberal (1-3) 47 53 453Moderate (4) 46 54 432Conservative (5-7) 48 52 641Tea Party - Supporter 53 47 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 44 56 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 44 56 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 48 52 947Income: Under 50k 39 61 692Income: 50k-100k 47 53 524Income: 100k+ 61 39 379Educ: < College 42 58 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 51 49 354Educ: Post-grad 65 35 192White Collar 51 49 756Blue Collar 45 55 643Cell Only/Mostly 46 54 724Dual Use 49 51 535LL Only/Mostly 43 57 324

68

68: What is the last grade or class you completed in school?

None,or

grade1-8

Highschool

in-com-plete

(grades9-11)

Highschooldiploma

orequiv-alent,

nofur-ther

school-ing

Technicalor

voca-tionalschoolafterhigh

school

Somecol-lege,no

degree

Associate’sor

two-year

collegedegree

Four-year

collegedegree

Graduateor

pro-fes-

sionalschoolaftercol-lege,no

degree

Graduateor

pro-fes-

sionaldegree

N

Likely Voters 1 6 27 4 19 8 22 3 9 1595Male 3 6 18 3 20 9 24 3 13 744Female 0 6 35 5 18 8 20 3 5 851Age: 18-29 6 12 30 2 21 5 19 2 3 269Age: 30-44 0 3 17 4 21 11 30 4 10 383Age: 45-64 0 3 31 4 17 9 23 3 9 602Age: 65+ 1 10 30 5 19 7 15 3 11 341Ethnicity - White 2 5 28 4 19 8 22 3 9 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 0 11 16 6 22 9 27 6 4 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 0 8 37 1 20 13 14 1 6 195Ethnicity - Other 0 0 5 3 12 8 43 9 20 63Urban 4 5 26 2 20 7 24 4 9 400Suburban 0 6 23 3 19 9 25 4 10 808Rural 0 7 37 7 17 9 14 2 7 387Democrats (no lean) 3 6 28 3 22 8 18 4 10 590Independents (no lean) 1 4 28 5 16 9 26 4 7 478Republicans (no lean) 0 8 26 4 18 9 24 2 9 526Democrats (lean) 2 6 27 3 20 8 18 4 10 733Independents (lean) 0 0 38 6 16 6 25 3 6 194Republicans (lean) 0 7 24 4 18 10 26 2 9 667Liberal (1-3) 4 7 20 3 21 7 22 4 12 453Moderate (4) 0 7 30 3 21 10 20 3 6 432Conservative (5-7) 0 5 27 4 17 9 25 2 9 641Tea Party - Supporter 0 9 27 4 19 8 22 2 9 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 2 5 27 4 19 9 22 4 9 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 0 12 28 3 18 7 21 3 8 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 2 2 27 4 20 9 23 4 9 947Income: Under 50k 0 10 39 4 22 9 12 1 2 692Income: 50k-100k 0 2 24 4 22 10 26 3 8 524Income: 100k+ 5 4 11 2 9 6 35 6 22 379Educ: < College 2 9 41 6 29 13 0 0 0 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 354Educ: Post-grad 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 73 192White Collar 2 5 14 2 16 7 33 5 16 756Blue Collar 0 5 42 6 21 10 12 1 2 643Cell Only/Mostly 0 10 27 3 19 8 23 3 7 724Dual Use 0 2 29 4 18 9 24 4 10 535LL Only/Mostly 6 4 26 6 20 9 16 3 10 324

69

69: Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as..

Republican Democrat Independent Somethingelse

N

Likely Voters 33 37 25 5 1595Male 32 33 28 7 744Female 34 41 23 3 851Age: 18-29 27 39 21 13 269Age: 30-44 26 43 27 4 383Age: 45-64 33 37 27 3 602Age: 65+ 46 30 22 2 341Ethnicity - White 39 30 26 5 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 23 37 36 4 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 4 77 16 4 195Ethnicity - Other 27 43 19 11 63Urban 23 52 21 4 400Suburban 34 33 28 5 808Rural 42 30 23 5 387Democrats (no lean) 0 100 0 0 590Independents (no lean) 0 0 84 16 478Republicans (no lean) 100 0 0 0 526Democrats (lean) 0 81 16 3 733Independents (lean) 0 0 84 16 194Republicans (lean) 79 0 18 3 667Liberal (1-3) 9 68 18 5 453Moderate (4) 21 41 33 5 432Conservative (5-7) 61 13 23 3 641Tea Party - Supporter 55 17 24 4 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 23 46 26 5 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 44 32 19 5 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 26 40 29 5 947Income: Under 50k 30 41 26 4 692Income: 50k-100k 32 37 25 7 524Income: 100k+ 41 31 24 3 379Educ: < College 33 39 23 5 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 36 29 31 4 354Educ: Post-grad 30 42 23 4 192White Collar 37 35 23 5 756Blue Collar 30 39 27 4 643Cell Only/Mostly 33 36 24 7 724Dual Use 34 35 27 4 535LL Only/Mostly 32 43 24 1 324

70

70: Do you consider yourself to be a supporter of the Tea Party Movement, or are you not a supporter of the Tea PartyMovement?

Supporter Not a supporter NLikely Voters 30 70 1594Male 35 65 743Female 27 73 851Age: 18-29 33 67 269Age: 30-44 34 66 383Age: 45-64 28 72 602Age: 65+ 28 72 340Ethnicity - White 32 68 1194Ethnicity - Hispanic 41 59 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 19 81 195Ethnicity - Other 22 78 63Urban 30 70 400Suburban 28 72 807Rural 37 63 387Democrats (no lean) 14 86 590Independents (no lean) 28 72 478Republicans (no lean) 51 49 526Democrats (lean) 13 87 732Independents (lean) 21 79 194Republicans (lean) 52 48 667Liberal (1-3) 19 81 452Moderate (4) 18 82 432Conservative (5-7) 48 52 641Tea Party - Supporter 100 0 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 0 100 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 46 54 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 20 80 947Income: Under 50k 31 69 692Income: 50k-100k 31 69 524Income: 100k+ 29 71 379Educ: < College 31 69 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 30 70 354Educ: Post-grad 27 73 192White Collar 30 70 756Blue Collar 33 67 643Cell Only/Mostly 30 70 724Dual Use 29 71 535LL Only/Mostly 34 66 323

71

71: Thinking about politics these days, how would you describe your political viewpoint?

Veryliberal

Liberal Slightlyliberal

Moderate Slightlyconser-vative

ConservativeVeryconser-vative

Don’tKnow

N

Likely Voters 5 13 10 27 11 16 14 4 1595Male 5 13 11 27 10 18 13 3 744Female 6 13 9 27 11 14 14 5 851Age: 18-29 7 21 18 19 9 8 13 5 269Age: 30-44 6 16 9 33 11 11 9 5 383Age: 45-64 5 10 9 28 10 18 16 4 602Age: 65+ 4 9 6 26 13 24 16 3 341Ethnicity - White 5 11 9 23 12 19 16 4 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 3 21 10 39 9 10 6 3 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 9 20 10 37 6 5 7 6 195Ethnicity - Other 5 17 17 38 6 11 3 3 63Urban 10 19 11 26 11 7 13 4 400Suburban 4 12 9 29 11 19 11 4 808Rural 3 9 11 25 9 19 19 6 387Democrats (no lean) 13 27 13 30 7 4 4 4 590Independents (no lean) 1 6 15 34 13 12 10 8 478Republicans (no lean) 1 5 2 17 12 33 28 2 526Democrats (lean) 11 24 18 31 7 3 3 4 733Independents (lean) 2 3 6 45 13 10 10 11 194Republicans (lean) 1 4 2 18 14 32 26 3 667Liberal (1-3) 19 46 35 0 0 0 0 0 453Moderate (4) 0 0 0 100 0 0 0 0 432Conservative (5-7) 0 0 0 0 26 40 34 0 641Tea Party - Supporter 4 9 5 16 7 24 32 3 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 6 15 12 32 12 12 6 5 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 3 12 9 24 11 18 21 3 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 7 14 11 29 11 14 9 5 947Income: Under 50k 5 12 10 30 10 14 13 6 692Income: 50k-100k 8 14 10 24 12 17 12 3 524Income: 100k+ 4 13 10 26 10 18 18 2 379Educ: < College 5 13 9 29 10 14 15 6 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 7 12 9 25 12 23 11 2 354Educ: Post-grad 7 17 15 20 11 16 12 2 192White Collar 6 15 12 25 10 17 14 2 756Blue Collar 5 12 8 27 10 16 15 6 643Cell Only/Mostly 5 13 13 30 11 10 14 5 724Dual Use 6 10 8 27 11 21 15 3 535LL Only/Mostly 6 19 6 21 10 21 12 5 324

72

72: Thinking about politics these days, how would you describe your political viewpoint?

Liberal (1-3) Moderate (4) Conservative(5-7)

N

Likely Voters 30 28 42 1527Male 30 28 43 721Female 30 29 41 806Age: 18-29 48 20 31 255Age: 30-44 32 35 33 364Age: 45-64 26 29 46 577Age: 65+ 20 26 54 331Ethnicity - White 27 24 49 1143Ethnicity - Hispanic 35 40 26 138Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 41 40 19 184Ethnicity - Other 40 40 20 61Urban 41 27 32 385Suburban 27 30 43 777Rural 24 26 50 365Democrats (no lean) 54 31 15 569Independents (no lean) 24 37 39 439Republicans (no lean) 8 17 75 518Democrats (lean) 54 32 14 704Independents (lean) 13 50 37 173Republicans (lean) 8 18 74 650Liberal (1-3) 100 0 0 453Moderate (4) 0 100 0 432Conservative (5-7) 0 0 100 641Tea Party - Supporter 19 16 65 470Tea Party - Not Supporter 35 34 32 1056Religiosity: Monthly+ 24 25 51 628Religiosity: LT Monthly 33 31 36 898Income: Under 50k 29 32 39 650Income: 50k-100k 32 25 43 507Income: 100k+ 27 26 47 370Educ: < College 28 31 41 990Educ: Bachelors degree 28 25 47 348Educ: Post-grad 40 21 40 189White Collar 32 26 42 745Blue Collar 27 29 44 603Cell Only/Mostly 32 31 37 686Dual Use 25 28 47 521LL Only/Mostly 33 22 45 309

73

73: Thinking about politics these days, how would you describe your political viewpoint?

Liberal (1-2) Moderate (3-5) Conservative(6-7)

N

Likely Voters 19 50 31 1527Male 19 49 32 721Female 20 50 30 806Age: 18-29 30 48 22 255Age: 30-44 23 55 22 364Age: 45-64 16 49 35 577Age: 65+ 13 46 41 331Ethnicity - White 17 47 37 1143Ethnicity - Hispanic 24 59 17 138Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 30 57 13 184Ethnicity - Other 23 64 14 61Urban 30 49 21 385Suburban 17 51 32 777Rural 12 47 40 365Democrats (no lean) 41 51 8 569Independents (no lean) 8 68 24 439Republicans (no lean) 6 32 62 518Democrats (lean) 36 57 7 704Independents (lean) 6 71 23 173Republicans (lean) 5 35 60 650Liberal (1-3) 65 35 0 453Moderate (4) 0 100 0 432Conservative (5-7) 0 26 74 641Tea Party - Supporter 13 29 58 470Tea Party - Not Supporter 22 59 19 1056Religiosity: Monthly+ 15 44 40 628Religiosity: LT Monthly 22 53 25 898Income: Under 50k 18 53 28 650Income: 50k-100k 22 47 30 507Income: 100k+ 17 46 37 370Educ: < College 18 51 30 990Educ: Bachelors degree 19 46 35 348Educ: Post-grad 24 48 28 189White Collar 21 48 31 745Blue Collar 18 48 34 603Cell Only/Mostly 18 56 25 686Dual Use 17 47 36 521LL Only/Mostly 26 39 35 309

74

74: Are you, yourself, of Hispanic origin or descent, such as Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, or some other Spanish back-ground?

Yes No NLikely Voters 9 91 1595Male 10 90 744Female 8 92 851Age: 18-29 9 91 269Age: 30-44 18 82 383Age: 45-64 7 93 602Age: 65+ 2 98 341Ethnicity - White 0 100 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 100 0 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 0 100 195Ethnicity - Other 0 100 63Urban 10 90 400Suburban 11 89 808Rural 4 96 387Democrats (no lean) 9 91 590Independents (no lean) 12 88 478Republicans (no lean) 6 94 526Democrats (lean) 10 90 733Independents (lean) 8 92 194Republicans (lean) 8 92 667Liberal (1-3) 11 89 453Moderate (4) 13 87 432Conservative (5-7) 6 94 641Tea Party - Supporter 12 88 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 8 92 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 11 89 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 8 92 947Income: Under 50k 11 89 692Income: 50k-100k 8 92 524Income: 100k+ 6 94 379Educ: < College 9 91 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 11 89 354Educ: Post-grad 7 93 192White Collar 10 90 756Blue Collar 6 94 643Cell Only/Mostly 9 91 724Dual Use 9 91 535LL Only/Mostly 9 91 324

75

75: Which term below best describes your race or background?

AmericanIndian

AsianAmerican

Black White Other N

Likely Voters 1 3 13 81 2 1595Male 1 5 12 80 2 744Female 1 2 14 83 1 851Age: 18-29 2 3 20 72 3 269Age: 30-44 1 7 15 75 2 383Age: 45-64 1 2 11 84 1 602Age: 65+ 0 1 8 90 0 341Ethnicity - White 0 0 0 100 0 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 3 3 7 73 14 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 0 0 100 0 0 195Ethnicity - Other 15 76 0 0 9 63Urban 2 4 20 73 2 400Suburban 1 4 12 82 2 808Rural 0 1 9 90 1 387Democrats (no lean) 1 4 26 67 2 590Independents (no lean) 1 3 9 85 3 478Republicans (no lean) 1 3 2 94 1 526Democrats (lean) 1 4 24 70 2 733Independents (lean) 1 5 10 82 2 194Republicans (lean) 1 2 1 94 1 667Liberal (1-3) 1 5 18 75 2 453Moderate (4) 1 4 18 73 3 432Conservative (5-7) 0 2 5 92 0 641Tea Party - Supporter 1 3 9 86 1 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 1 4 15 79 2 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 1 3 17 79 2 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 1 4 10 83 2 947Income: Under 50k 1 2 17 78 2 692Income: 50k-100k 0 3 14 81 2 524Income: 100k+ 1 6 4 89 1 379Educ: < College 1 1 15 81 2 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 1 6 9 83 1 354Educ: Post-grad 1 9 9 79 1 192White Collar 1 5 7 86 1 756Blue Collar 1 1 18 78 2 643Cell Only/Mostly 1 4 17 77 2 724Dual Use 1 3 11 83 2 535LL Only/Mostly 1 3 7 89 1 324

76

76: Are you a member of a labor union?

Public SectorUnion

Private SectorUnion

Not in LaborUnion

N

Likely Voters 6 3 91 1594Male 7 4 89 743Female 4 3 93 851Age: 18-29 9 3 88 269Age: 30-44 4 4 92 383Age: 45-64 6 4 90 601Age: 65+ 4 2 94 341Ethnicity - White 6 3 90 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 6 5 89 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 3 4 94 195Ethnicity - Other 1 2 96 62Urban 10 4 86 400Suburban 3 3 94 808Rural 7 3 90 386Democrats (no lean) 8 3 89 590Independents (no lean) 5 4 91 478Republicans (no lean) 4 4 92 526Democrats (lean) 8 3 89 733Independents (lean) 4 1 94 194Republicans (lean) 4 4 92 667Liberal (1-3) 11 3 86 453Moderate (4) 3 5 92 432Conservative (5-7) 3 3 93 641Tea Party - Supporter 5 6 88 485Tea Party - Not Supporter 6 2 92 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 5 6 90 647Religiosity: LT Monthly 6 2 92 947Income: Under 50k 3 4 93 691Income: 50k-100k 6 3 91 524Income: 100k+ 9 4 87 379Educ: < College 6 4 91 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 5 3 92 354Educ: Post-grad 7 1 91 192White Collar 7 3 91 756Blue Collar 6 4 90 642Cell Only/Mostly 5 5 90 724Dual Use 4 1 95 534LL Only/Mostly 10 4 86 324

77

77: What is your current marital status?

Single,never

married

Married Separated Divorced Widowed Livingwith apartner

N

Likely Voters 19 58 2 11 7 4 1595Male 26 57 1 8 3 5 744Female 13 58 2 13 10 4 851Age: 18-29 63 29 0 3 0 5 269Age: 30-44 17 60 1 14 1 8 383Age: 45-64 9 70 2 12 4 3 602Age: 65+ 2 56 5 11 24 1 341Ethnicity - White 16 62 1 9 8 4 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 16 60 1 15 1 6 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 35 31 8 16 5 5 195Ethnicity - Other 27 52 3 11 3 5 63Urban 27 47 2 13 3 8 400Suburban 18 61 3 10 5 3 808Rural 13 63 0 10 13 2 387Democrats (no lean) 20 53 3 12 5 7 590Independents (no lean) 24 55 1 11 4 5 478Republicans (no lean) 13 65 1 10 10 1 526Democrats (lean) 23 52 3 12 4 6 733Independents (lean) 24 55 0 9 5 6 194Republicans (lean) 13 65 2 10 9 1 667Liberal (1-3) 26 54 1 11 4 5 453Moderate (4) 16 55 5 10 7 8 432Conservative (5-7) 15 65 1 10 8 1 641Tea Party - Supporter 19 61 1 11 4 4 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 19 56 2 11 8 4 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 19 60 3 9 7 2 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 19 56 1 12 6 6 947Income: Under 50k 26 40 3 16 10 5 692Income: 50k-100k 16 66 0 9 5 4 524Income: 100k+ 11 79 1 3 1 4 379Educ: < College 20 53 2 12 8 4 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 18 64 1 9 3 5 354Educ: Post-grad 12 69 2 10 4 3 192White Collar 16 65 1 9 5 4 756Blue Collar 19 55 3 12 7 5 643Cell Only/Mostly 25 51 3 13 3 5 724Dual Use 14 68 1 8 4 5 535LL Only/Mostly 12 57 0 10 20 1 324

78

78: Thinking about your religion, are you ..

Protestant RomanCatholic

Ath./Agn./None SomethingElse

N

Likely Voters 30 24 22 24 1595Male 27 23 24 25 743Female 32 24 20 24 851Age: 18-29 15 12 36 36 269Age: 30-44 26 26 25 23 383Age: 45-64 30 26 18 25 602Age: 65+ 44 27 15 15 341Ethnicity - White 33 24 23 20 1194Ethnicity - Hispanic 18 45 19 18 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 18 7 21 55 195Ethnicity - Other 24 20 26 31 63Urban 22 20 29 30 400Suburban 29 29 21 22 808Rural 40 18 18 24 387Democrats (no lean) 20 23 25 32 590Independents (no lean) 26 20 30 24 478Republicans (no lean) 44 28 12 16 526Democrats (lean) 19 23 28 30 733Independents (lean) 27 14 34 26 194Republicans (lean) 42 28 12 18 667Liberal (1-3) 18 22 33 27 453Moderate (4) 23 25 26 25 432Conservative (5-7) 44 25 12 19 641Tea Party - Supporter 37 24 14 25 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 26 24 26 24 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 36 30 6 28 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 26 20 33 22 946Income: Under 50k 30 22 21 28 692Income: 50k-100k 28 26 25 20 524Income: 100k+ 32 24 21 24 379Educ: < College 28 24 21 27 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 35 24 25 16 354Educ: Post-grad 29 22 26 23 192White Collar 31 24 23 21 756Blue Collar 30 22 21 26 642Cell Only/Mostly 27 22 25 26 724Dual Use 34 22 24 21 535LL Only/Mostly 30 32 13 26 324

79

79: Would you describe yourself as a ’born-again’ or evangelical Christian, or not? (Among Protestants)

Yes No NLikely Voters 53 47 473Male 51 49 201Female 54 46 272Age: 18-29 65 35 42Age: 30-44 52 48 99Age: 45-64 57 43 182Age: 65+ 44 56 150Ethnicity - White 50 50 398Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 84 16 35Urban 50 50 86Suburban 46 54 232Rural 65 35 155Democrats (no lean) 49 51 117Independents (no lean) 54 46 125Republicans (no lean) 54 46 231Democrats (lean) 47 53 140Independents (lean) 46 54 52Republicans (lean) 57 43 281Liberal (1-3) 34 66 83Moderate (4) 53 47 101Conservative (5-7) 59 41 282Tea Party - Supporter 68 32 180Tea Party - Not Supporter 43 57 292Religiosity: Monthly+ 73 27 231Religiosity: LT Monthly 34 66 242Income: Under 50k 56 44 205Income: 50k-100k 56 44 147Income: 100k+ 43 57 120Educ: < College 57 43 295Educ: Bachelors degree 43 57 123Educ: Post-grad 52 48 56White Collar 41 59 237Blue Collar 62 38 192Cell Only/Mostly 59 41 195Dual Use 52 48 181LL Only/Mostly 41 59 95

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80: Aside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services–more than once a week, once a week, onceor twice a month, a few times a year, seldom, or never?

Morethan

once aweek

Once aweek

Once ortwice amonth

A fewtimes a

year

Seldom Never N

Likely Voters 10 21 10 13 25 21 1595Male 7 22 10 15 25 21 744Female 12 20 11 12 25 21 851Age: 18-29 8 25 14 15 15 23 269Age: 30-44 8 18 11 17 25 21 383Age: 45-64 11 19 7 13 30 20 602Age: 65+ 12 24 11 8 25 19 341Ethnicity - White 9 21 9 14 24 24 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 13 29 8 11 25 15 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 18 13 21 8 31 8 195Ethnicity - Other 2 18 7 23 29 20 63Urban 8 13 15 17 24 24 400Suburban 8 22 10 13 29 18 808Rural 16 25 7 11 18 23 387Democrats (no lean) 6 16 14 17 23 25 590Independents (no lean) 8 20 5 12 32 23 478Republicans (no lean) 17 27 11 10 22 14 526Democrats (lean) 5 17 12 16 25 25 733Independents (lean) 8 12 2 13 34 31 194Republicans (lean) 15 27 11 10 23 14 667Liberal (1-3) 8 15 11 17 23 26 453Moderate (4) 7 20 8 10 27 26 432Conservative (5-7) 14 25 12 12 25 14 641Tea Party - Supporter 17 30 14 11 17 11 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 7 17 9 14 29 25 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 24 51 25 0 0 0 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 0 0 0 22 43 35 947Income: Under 50k 13 21 10 10 25 21 692Income: 50k-100k 7 23 10 13 26 21 524Income: 100k+ 8 17 11 19 24 21 379Educ: < College 11 19 12 12 26 20 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 8 24 6 15 25 22 354Educ: Post-grad 7 23 7 19 20 25 192White Collar 8 21 10 15 26 21 756Blue Collar 11 20 11 11 24 22 643Cell Only/Mostly 10 18 13 13 24 21 724Dual Use 11 21 7 13 28 21 535LL Only/Mostly 8 27 8 14 22 21 324

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81: Are you the parent or guardian of any children under 18 now living in your household?

Yes No NLikely Voters 27 73 1595Male 24 76 744Female 31 69 851Age: 18-29 30 70 269Age: 30-44 61 39 383Age: 45-64 19 81 602Age: 65+ 3 97 341Ethnicity - White 22 78 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 55 45 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 39 61 195Ethnicity - Other 39 61 63Urban 30 70 400Suburban 27 73 808Rural 25 75 387Democrats (no lean) 28 72 590Independents (no lean) 28 72 478Republicans (no lean) 26 74 526Democrats (lean) 28 72 733Independents (lean) 33 67 194Republicans (lean) 25 75 667Liberal (1-3) 29 71 453Moderate (4) 32 68 432Conservative (5-7) 23 77 641Tea Party - Supporter 37 63 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 23 77 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 33 67 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 24 76 947Income: Under 50k 26 74 692Income: 50k-100k 30 70 524Income: 100k+ 26 74 379Educ: < College 28 72 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 25 75 354Educ: Post-grad 27 73 192White Collar 25 75 756Blue Collar 29 71 643Cell Only/Mostly 34 66 724Dual Use 26 74 535LL Only/Mostly 15 85 324

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82: Would you consider where you live

an urban area a suburban area a rural area NLikely Voters 25 51 24 1595Male 27 53 19 744Female 23 48 28 851Age: 18-29 42 37 21 269Age: 30-44 31 53 17 383Age: 45-64 19 56 26 602Age: 65+ 17 51 32 341Ethnicity - White 22 50 28 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 28 62 11 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 40 44 17 195Ethnicity - Other 33 60 6 63Urban 100 0 0 400Suburban 0 100 0 808Rural 0 0 100 387Democrats (no lean) 35 45 20 590Independents (no lean) 21 57 23 478Republicans (no lean) 18 52 30 526Democrats (lean) 34 47 19 733Independents (lean) 19 55 26 194Republicans (lean) 18 53 29 667Liberal (1-3) 35 46 19 453Moderate (4) 24 54 22 432Conservative (5-7) 19 52 28 641Tea Party - Supporter 25 46 29 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 25 53 22 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 22 49 28 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 27 52 21 947Income: Under 50k 25 42 33 692Income: 50k-100k 23 56 21 524Income: 100k+ 27 60 13 379Educ: < College 25 47 28 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 27 58 15 354Educ: Post-grad 25 56 19 192White Collar 26 57 16 756Blue Collar 23 46 30 643Cell Only/Mostly 26 51 23 724Dual Use 19 57 24 535LL Only/Mostly 32 40 28 324

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83: How would you describe your present employment situation?

Job inthe

privatesector

Job ingovern-ment

Self-employed

HomemakerStudent Retired UnemployedOther N

Likely Voters 32 7 8 10 7 26 7 2 1595Male 38 9 9 1 8 26 8 2 744Female 26 6 8 19 7 25 7 3 851Age: 18-29 20 7 9 11 34 7 10 2 269Age: 30-44 53 10 6 17 5 1 7 2 383Age: 45-64 38 9 10 11 1 18 10 4 602Age: 65+ 5 1 8 2 0 82 2 1 341Ethnicity - White 30 6 8 12 5 30 7 3 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 36 15 7 11 18 7 6 1 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 33 11 12 5 9 18 11 1 195Ethnicity - Other 42 4 17 5 8 19 1 3 63Urban 30 10 11 8 10 20 8 2 400Suburban 36 5 7 11 7 26 7 2 808Rural 24 8 8 11 5 32 9 4 387Democrats (no lean) 31 9 7 10 6 23 11 3 590Independents (no lean) 36 7 9 12 7 22 5 3 478Republicans (no lean) 29 6 9 10 9 31 5 2 526Democrats (lean) 32 9 8 9 8 22 9 3 733Independents (lean) 30 4 10 19 7 22 6 3 194Republicans (lean) 31 6 9 10 7 31 6 2 667Liberal (1-3) 28 11 9 8 13 19 8 4 453Moderate (4) 37 8 9 9 2 26 7 1 432Conservative (5-7) 30 5 8 12 7 30 7 2 641Tea Party - Supporter 33 9 9 10 10 22 6 2 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 31 6 8 11 6 27 8 3 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 29 6 7 9 12 29 6 2 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 33 8 9 11 4 23 9 3 947Income: Under 50k 24 4 7 12 8 30 12 3 692Income: 50k-100k 34 9 11 9 6 23 6 3 524Income: 100k+ 42 10 7 11 6 23 2 0 379Educ: < College 26 4 8 12 9 28 10 3 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 46 9 9 7 3 20 3 2 354Educ: Post-grad 34 17 10 6 2 26 2 3 192White Collar 36 10 9 8 7 25 4 1 756Blue Collar 29 5 9 14 5 27 9 2 643Cell Only/Mostly 41 9 7 10 11 13 6 2 724Dual Use 29 6 10 12 3 29 9 3 535LL Only/Mostly 15 4 9 8 3 49 8 3 324

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84: Thinking about yourself and the immediate family members in your household, would you say you belong to a white-collarfamily, or a blue-collar family?

White-collarfamily

Blue-collarfamily

Don’t Know N

Likely Voters 48 41 11 1579Male 52 39 9 742Female 44 42 14 837Age: 18-29 45 38 17 269Age: 30-44 53 38 8 367Age: 45-64 45 43 12 602Age: 65+ 50 41 9 340Ethnicity - White 50 40 10 1193Ethnicity - Hispanic 56 30 14 130Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 25 59 16 195Ethnicity - Other 69 19 11 61Urban 50 38 12 397Suburban 54 37 8 795Rural 32 51 17 387Democrats (no lean) 45 43 13 588Independents (no lean) 45 42 13 476Republicans (no lean) 54 38 9 515Democrats (lean) 47 41 13 731Independents (lean) 41 44 15 193Republicans (lean) 51 40 9 655Liberal (1-3) 55 37 8 441Moderate (4) 45 40 15 430Conservative (5-7) 49 42 10 640Tea Party - Supporter 47 44 9 474Tea Party - Not Supporter 48 39 13 1104Religiosity: Monthly+ 45 43 12 634Religiosity: LT Monthly 50 39 11 944Income: Under 50k 28 52 20 679Income: 50k-100k 49 43 7 522Income: 100k+ 82 17 1 378Educ: < College 33 53 14 1037Educ: Bachelors degree 71 22 6 350Educ: Post-grad 86 9 5 191White Collar 100 0 0 756Blue Collar 0 100 0 643Cell Only/Mostly 45 44 11 710Dual Use 53 36 11 533LL Only/Mostly 45 42 13 324

85

85: Many people weren’t able to vote in the election for President and other offices in 2012. How about you? Were you ableto vote, or for some reason were you unable to vote?

Yes, voted in 2012 No, did not vote in2012

N

Likely Voters 91 9 1595Male 92 8 744Female 91 9 851Age: 18-29 81 19 269Age: 30-44 85 15 383Age: 45-64 96 4 602Age: 65+ 99 1 341Ethnicity - White 92 8 1195Ethnicity - Hispanic 87 13 142Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 94 6 195Ethnicity - Other 81 19 63Urban 89 11 400Suburban 92 8 808Rural 93 7 387Democrats (no lean) 94 6 590Independents (no lean) 84 16 478Republicans (no lean) 95 5 526Democrats (lean) 92 8 733Independents (lean) 81 19 194Republicans (lean) 94 6 667Liberal (1-3) 93 7 453Moderate (4) 92 8 432Conservative (5-7) 91 9 641Tea Party - Supporter 94 6 486Tea Party - Not Supporter 90 10 1108Religiosity: Monthly+ 94 6 648Religiosity: LT Monthly 90 10 947Income: Under 50k 90 10 692Income: 50k-100k 92 8 524Income: 100k+ 94 6 379Educ: < College 89 11 1048Educ: Bachelors degree 95 5 354Educ: Post-grad 96 4 192White Collar 93 7 756Blue Collar 91 9 643Cell Only/Mostly 87 13 724Dual Use 94 6 535LL Only/Mostly 98 2 324

86

86: In the 2012 election for President, did you vote for Democrat Barack Obama or Republican Mitt Romney?

DemocratBarack Obama

Republican MittRomney

Someone else N

Likely Voters 51 44 5 1457Male 50 45 5 684Female 52 43 6 773Age: 18-29 62 30 8 217Age: 30-44 59 33 8 327Age: 45-64 49 47 4 577Age: 65+ 38 59 3 336Ethnicity - White 41 54 5 1099Ethnicity - Hispanic 70 21 9 124Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 92 5 3 183Ethnicity - Other 63 33 4 51Urban 63 31 6 354Suburban 50 45 5 742Rural 40 54 6 361Democrats (no lean) 91 7 1 552Independents (no lean) 45 39 16 403Republicans (no lean) 11 88 1 502Democrats (lean) 90 7 3 673Independents (lean) 41 33 26 158Republicans (lean) 11 87 3 626Liberal (1-3) 90 7 3 420Moderate (4) 61 32 7 396Conservative (5-7) 16 79 5 587Tea Party - Supporter 23 71 6 456Tea Party - Not Supporter 63 32 5 1000Religiosity: Monthly+ 43 53 5 607Religiosity: LT Monthly 56 38 6 850Income: Under 50k 55 39 6 618Income: 50k-100k 49 46 5 484Income: 100k+ 46 50 4 355Educ: < College 51 44 5 935Educ: Bachelors degree 45 48 7 337Educ: Post-grad 60 36 4 184White Collar 49 47 4 702Blue Collar 51 44 6 582Cell Only/Mostly 53 39 8 626Dual Use 49 47 3 503LL Only/Mostly 47 50 3 317

87

87: Cell / LL household

CellOnly/Mostly

Dual Use LL Only/Mostly N

Likely Voters 46 34 20 1583Male 46 36 19 738Female 46 32 22 845Age: 18-29 67 17 16 268Age: 30-44 64 28 8 376Age: 45-64 38 44 18 598Age: 65+ 23 35 42 340Ethnicity - White 43 35 23 1187Ethnicity - Hispanic 46 32 22 141Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 62 31 8 193Ethnicity - Other 57 28 14 62Urban 47 26 26 394Suburban 46 38 16 804Rural 43 33 23 386Democrats (no lean) 45 32 24 586Independents (no lean) 48 35 17 472Republicans (no lean) 45 35 20 525Democrats (lean) 48 31 22 727Independents (lean) 43 42 14 190Republicans (lean) 44 35 21 666Liberal (1-3) 49 29 22 450Moderate (4) 50 34 16 427Conservative (5-7) 40 39 22 639Tea Party - Supporter 45 32 23 485Tea Party - Not Supporter 46 35 19 1098Religiosity: Monthly+ 47 32 22 647Religiosity: LT Monthly 45 35 20 937Income: Under 50k 47 27 26 688Income: 50k-100k 45 38 17 518Income: 100k+ 45 40 15 376Educ: < College 46 32 22 1047Educ: Bachelors degree 48 37 15 348Educ: Post-grad 39 39 22 188White Collar 43 38 19 749Blue Collar 49 30 21 641Cell Only/Mostly 100 0 0 724Dual Use 0 100 0 535LL Only/Mostly 0 0 100 324

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