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1 1 SEPTEMBER 2018 POLITICAL SURVEY FINAL TOPLINE SEPTEMBER 18-24, 2018 N=1,754 RANDOMIZE Q.1 AND Q.2 BLOCK Q.1 All in all, are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way things are going in this country today? Satis- Dis- (VOL.) fied satisfied DK/Ref Sep 18-24, Jun 5-12, Apr 25-May 1, Mar 7-14, Jan 10-15, Nov 29-Dec 4, Oct 25-30, Jun 27-Jul 9, Apr 5-11, Feb 7-12, Jan 4-9, Nov 30-Dec 5, Oct 20-25, Aug 9-16, Jun 15-26, Apr 12-19, Mar 17-26, Jan 7-14, Dec 8-13, Aug 27-Oct 4, Sep 22-27, Jul 14-20, May 12-18, Mar 25-29, Feb 18-22, Jan 7-11, Dec 3-7, 2014 (U) Nov 6-9, Oct 15-20, Sep 2-9, Aug 20-24, Jul 8-14, Apr 23-27, Feb 12-26, Jan 15-19, Oct 30-Nov 6, Oct 9-13, Jul 17-21, May 1-5, Feb 13-18, 2013 (U) Jan 9-13, Dec 17-19, Dec 5-9, Oct 18-21, Jun 28-Jul 9, Satis- Dis- (VOL.) fied satisfied DK/Ref Jun 7-17, May 9-Jun 3, Apr 4-15, Feb 8-12, Jan 11-16, Sep 22-Oct 4, Aug 17-21, Jul 20-24, Jun 15-19, May 5-8, May 2, Mar 8-14, Feb 2-7, Jan 5-9, Dec 1-5, Nov 4-7, Sep 23-26, Aug 25-Sep 6, Jun 24-27, May 13-16, Apr 21-26, Apr 1-5, Mar 11-21, Mar 10-14, Feb 3-9, Jan 6-10, Oct 28-Nov 8, Sep 30-Oct 4, Sep 10-15, Aug 20-27, Aug 11-17, Jul 22-26, Jun 10-14, Apr 28-May 12, Apr 14-21, Jan 7-11, December, Early October, Mid-September, August, July, June, Late May, March, Early February, In September 10-15, 2009 and other surveys noted with an asterisk, the question was worded Overall, are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way things are going in our country today?
2 2 Q.1 CONTINUED Satis- Dis- (VOL.) fied satisfied DK/Ref Late December, October, February, Mid-January, Early January, December, Mid-November, Early October, July, May, 2006* March, January, Late November, Early October, July, Late May, 2005* February, January, December, Mid-October, July, May, Late February, 2004* Early January, December, October, August, April, January, November, September, Late August, May, March, Late September, Early September, June, Satis- Dis- (VOL.) fied satisfied DK/Ref March, February, January, October, 2000 (RVs) September, June, April, August, January, November, Early September, Late August, Early August, February, January, September, August, January, July, March, October, June, April, July, March, October, September, May, January, January, November, Gallup: Late Feb, August, May, January, September, 1988 (RVs) RANDOMIZE Q.1 AND Q.2 BLOCK Q.2 Do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling his job as President? [IF DK ENTER AS DK. IF DEPENDS PROBE ONCE WITH: Overall do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling his job as President? IF STILL DEPENDS ENTER AS DK] (VOL.) Approve Disapprove DK/Ref Sep 18-24, Jun 5-12, Apr 25-May 1, Mar 7-14, Jan 10-15, Nov 29-Dec 4, Oct 25-30, Jun 8-18, Apr 5-11, Feb 7-12, See past presidents approval trends: Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton
3 3 NO QUESTIONS 3-6 The Congressional elections will be coming up later this year. CAMPNII How closely have you followed news about candidates and election campaigns in your state and district... very closely, fairly closely, not too closely, or not at all closely? Very Fairly Not too Not at all (VOL.) closely closely closely closely DK/Ref 2018 Election Sep 18-24, Jun 5-12, Apr 25-May 1, * 2014 Election Oct 15-20, Jul 8-14, Election Oct 27-30, Oct 13-18, Jun 16-20, * 2006 Election Early November, Late October, 2006 (RVs) * Early October, Early September, August, June, May, Election Early November, 2002 (RVs) * Late October, 2002 (RVs) Early October, 2002 (RVs) Early September, Election Late October, 1998 (RVs) * Early October, 1998 (RVs) Early September, * Early August, June, April, * 1994 Election November, * Late October, Early October, September, * 1990 Election November, * October, * 2 In May 2018 and calendar dates before September, question was worded How closely have you been following news
4 4 Q.7 If the elections for U.S. Congress were being held TODAY, would you vote for [RANDOMIZE: the Republican Party s candidate OR the Democratic Party s candidate ] for Congress in your district? ASK IF OTHER DON T KNOW/REFUSED (Q.7=3,9): Q.8 As of TODAY, do you LEAN more to the [READ IN SAME ORDER AS Q.7; IF NECESSARY: for U.S. Congress in your district ]? BASED ON REGISTERED VOTERS [N=1,439]: (VOL.) Rep/ Dem/ Other/ Lean Rep Lean Dem DK/Ref 2018 Election Sep 18-24, Jun 5-12, Apr 25-May 1, Jan 10-15, Jun 27-Jul 9, Election Oct 15-20, Sep 2-9, Aug 20-24, 2014 (U) Jul 8-14, Apr 23-27, 2014 (U) Feb 12-26, Dec 3-8, 2013 (U) Oct 9-13, Election Jun 7-17, Aug 17-21, Election Oct 27-30, Oct 13-18, Aug 25-Sep 6, Jul 21-Aug 5, Jun 16-20, Mar 11-21, Feb 3-9, Jan 6-10, Oct 28-Nov 8, Aug 20-27, Election June, Election November, Late October, Early October, September, August, June, April, February, Mid-September, Election June, Election Early November, Early October, Early September, June,
5 5 Q.7/Q.8 CONTINUED (VOL.) Rep/ Dem/ Other/ Lean Rep Lean Dem DK/Ref February, Early November, Election Early November, Early October, July, February, October, June, Election Late October, Early October, Early September, Late August, Early August, June, March, February, January, August, Election November, October, Late September, Early September, July, June, March, January, October, August, Election November, Late October, Early October, September, July, NO QUESTIONS 9-10 Q.11 Compared to previous congressional elections, are you more enthusiastic about voting than usual, or less enthusiastic? BASED ON REGISTERED VOTERS [N=1,439]: (VOL.) (VOL.) More Less Same DK/Ref 2018 Election Sep 18-24, Jun 5-12, Election Sep 2-9, Jul 8-14, Election Oct 27-30, Oct 13-18,
6 6 Q.11 CONTINUED (VOL.) (VOL.) More Less Same DK/ReF Jun 16-20, Election November, Late October, Early October, September, June, Election June, Election June, TREND FOR COMPARISON: 1994 Election Gallup: October, Q.12 Will the issue of which party controls Congress, the Republicans or the Democrats, be a factor in your vote for Congress this year, or not? BASED ON REGISTERED VOTERS [N=1,439]: Yes, will be No, (VOL.) a factor will not DK/Ref 2018 Election Sep 18-24, Jun 5-12, Jan 10-15, Election Oct 15-20, Jul 8-14, Apr 23-27, 2014 (U) Election Jun 7-17, Election Oct 27-30, Oct 13-18, Aug 25-Sep 6, Jun 16-20, Feb 3-9, Election June, Election November, Late October, Early October, September, June, April, Election June, Election Early November, Early October, Early September, June, February, In October, 1994 Gallup asked Compared to previous elections and did not specify congressional elections.
7 7 Q.12 CONTINUED Yes, will be No, (VOL.) a factor will not DK/Ref 2000 Election Early October, July, Election Late October, Early October, Early September, Early August, June, Q.13 Do you think of your vote for Congress as a vote FOR Donald Trump, as a vote AGAINST Donald Trump, or isn t Donald Trump much of a factor in your vote? BASED ON REGISTERED VOTERS [N=1,439]: Not a (VOL.) For Against factor DK/Ref 2018 Election (Trump) Sep 18-24, Jun 5-12, Jan 10-15, Election (Obama) Oct 15-20, Jul 8-14, Apr 23-27, 2014 (U) Election (Obama) Oct 27-30, Oct 13-18, Aug 25-Sep 6, Jun 16-20, Feb 3-9, Election (Bush) November, Late October, Early October, September, August, June, April, February, Election (Bush) Early November, Early October, Early September, February, Election (Clinton) Late October, Early October, Early September, Late August, Early August, June, March, Election (Clinton) Early September, Election (Clinton) November,
8 8 Q.13 CONTINUED Not a (VOL.) For Against factor DK/Ref Late October, Early October, Election (GHW Bush) CBS/NYT: October 28-31, Election (Reagan) CBS/NYT: October 24-28, CBS/NYT: Sep 28-Oct 1, Election (Reagan) CBS/NYT: October 23-28, NO QUESTIONS Q.28 As you think about the elections for Congress this November, how important are each of the following issues to you. Is the issue of [INSERT ITEM; RANDOMIZE] very important, somewhat important, not too important, or not at all important? How about [SECOND ITEM]? As you think about the elections for Congress this November, is the issue of [SECOND ITEM] very, somewhat, not too, or not at all important to you? And, how about [NEXT ITEM]? [IF NECESSARY: As you think about the elections for Congress this November, is the issue of [ITEM] very, somewhat, not too, or not at all important to you?] [INTERVIEWER: PLEASE RE-READ RESPONSE OPTIONS AS NECESSARY TO REMIND RESPONDENTS OF OPTIONS. IF RESPONDENT VOICES THEIR SUPPORT OR OPPOSITION TO AN ISSUE, CLARIFY: this question is not about your position on each issue, just how important each issue will be to your vote. ] BASED ON REGISTERED VOTERS [N=1,439]: Very Somewhat Not too Not at all (VOL.) important important important important DK/Ref a. The economy Sep 18-24, * Jun 15-26, * Sep 22-27, * Sep 2-9, * Sep 12-16, * Apr 4-15, Jul 21-Aug 5, * * Mid-October, * * August, * * Late May, October, June, Mid-October, * August, * b. Health care Sep 18-24, * Jun 15-26, * Sep 22-27, * Sep 2-9, Sep 12-16, Apr 4-15, * 4 In 2016 and 2015, the question read In making your decision about who to vote for in the 2016 presidential election, will the issue of [INSERT ITEM] be very important, somewhat important, not too important, or not at all important? How about [NEXT ITEM]? [IF NECESSARY: How important will the issue of [ITEM] be to you in making your decision about who to vote for in the 2016 presidential election?] 5 In all 2012 and 2008 trends, the question read In making your decision about who to vote for this fall, will the issue of [INSERT ITEM] be very important, somewhat important, not too important, or not at all important? How about [NEXT ITEM]? [IF NECESSARY: How important will the issue of [ITEM] be to you in making your decision about who to vote for this fall?]
9 9 Q.28 CONTINUED Very Somewhat Not too Not at all (VOL.) important important important important DK/Ref Jul 21-Aug 5, * Mid-October, August, * Late May, * October, June, * Mid-October, * August, * c. Immigration Sep 18-24, Jun 15-26, Sep 22-27, * Sep 2-9, Sep 12-16, Apr 4-15, Jul 21-Aug 5, Mid-October, August, Late May, October, June, BASED ON FORM 1 REGISTERED VOTERS [N=697]: d.f1 Abortion Sep 18-24, Jun 15-26, Sep 22-27, Sep 2-9, Sep 12-16, Apr 4-15, Jul 21-Aug 5, Mid-October, August, Late May, October, June, Mid-October, August, e.f1 Terrorism Sep 18-24, Jun 15-26, Sep 22-27, Sep 2-9, Sep 12-16, Apr 4-15, Jul 21-Aug 5, Mid-October, August, Late May, October, June, Mid-October, August,
10 10 Q.28 CONTINUED Very Somewhat Not too Not at all (VOL.) important important important important DK/Ref f.f1 The federal budget deficit Sep 18-24, Sep 22-27, Sep 2-9, Sep 12-16, Apr 4-15, Jul 21-Aug 5, Late May, October, Mid-October, August, * g.f1 h.f1 i.f1. Medicare Sep 18-24, * Sep 12-16, * Apr 4-15, * How gay, lesbian and transgender people are treated Sep 18-24, Jun 15-26, The environment Sep 18-24, * Jun 15-26, * Sep 22-27, Sep 2-9, Jul 21-Aug 5, Mid-October, August, Late May, * October, June, * Mid-October, August, * BASED ON FORM 2 REGISTERED VOTERS [N=742]: j.f2 Taxes Sep 18-24, Sep 12-16, Apr 4-15, Jul 21-Aug 5, Mid-October, Late May, October, June, * Mid-October, k.f2 l.f2 Supreme Court Appointments Sep 18-24, Jun 15-26, How racial and ethnic minorities are treated Sep 18-24, Jun 15-26,
11 11 Q.28 CONTINUED Very Somewhat Not too Not at all (VOL.) important important important important DK/Ref m.f2. Gun policy Sep 18-24, Jun 15-26, TREND FOR COMPARISON: Gun control Apr 4-15, Mid-October, n.f1. o.f2. p.f2 Social Security Sep 18-24, * Jun 15-26, * Late May, October, * Mid-October, * Trade policy Sep 18-24, Jun 15-26, August, Late May, Drug addiction Sep 18-24, * NO QUESTIONS 29-32, 34-43, QUESTIONS 33, HELD FOR FUTURE RELEASE Thinking about the political parties Q.50 Please tell me if you think each phrase I read better describes the REPUBLICAN Party and its leaders or the DEMOCRATIC Party and its leaders. (First,) which party do you think is better described by the phrase [INSERT ITEM; RANDOMIZE; OBSERVE FORM SPLITS] Which party [NEXT ITEM]? (VOL.) Republican Democratic Both (VOL.) (VOL.) Party Party equally Neither DK/Ref ASK FORM 1 ONLY [N=867]: a.f1 Is more extreme in its positions Sep 18-24, Jan 4-9, Jul 14-20, Oct 15-20, Jan 15-19, Oct 9-13, Dec 5-9, Mar 7-11, Dec 7-11, Sep 22-Oct 4, Jul 20-24, b.f1 Is more concerned with the needs of people like me Sep 18-24, Jan 4-9, Jul 14-20, Oct 15-20, Jan 15-19,
12 12 Q.50 CONTINUED (VOL.) Republican Democratic Both (VOL.) (VOL.) Party Party equally Neither DK/Ref Oct 9-13, Sep 22-Oct 4, Jul 20-24, Mar 30-Apr 3, Oct 13-18, Aug 25-Sep 6, Jun 16-20, Feb 3-9, Aug 27-30, October, March, Early October, April, Early October, July, Early September, March, August, July, April, July, May, May, January, c.f1 Governs in a more honest and ethical way Sep 18-24, Jan 4-9, Jul 14-20, Oct 15-20, Jan 15-19, Dec 7-11, Jul 20-24, Mar 30-Apr 3, Oct 13-18, Jun 16-20, August 27-30, October, March, Early October, April, January, Early October, July, Early September, March, August, July, April, July, ASK FORM 2 ONLY [N=887]: d.f2 Is more willing to work with political leaders from the other party Sep 18-24, Oct 15-20, In April 2006 and earlier, the item was worded: Is concerned with the needs of people like me. In April 2006 and earlier, the item was worded: Governs in an honest and ethical way.
13 13 Q.50 CONTINUED (VOL.) Republican Democratic Both (VOL.) (VOL.) Party Party equally Neither DK/Ref Jan 15-19, Jan 15-19, Oct 9-13, Dec 5-9, Dec 7-11, Jul 20-24, Mar 30-Apr 3, e.f2 Can better manage the federal government Sep 18-24, Jan 4-9, Jul 14-20, Oct 15-20, Jan 15-19, Oct 9-13, Dec 5-9, Mar 7-11, Dec 7-11, Jul 20-24, Mar 30-Apr 3, Oct 13-18, Aug 25-Sep 6, Jun 16-20, Feb 3-9, Aug 27-30, October, March, Early October, April, January, Early October, Early September, August, July, April, July, May, July, May, May, January, May, Q.51 Which party could do a better job of [INSERT ITEM; RANDOMIZE]? How about [NEXT ITEM]? [IF NECESSARY: Which party could do a better job of ITEM?][IF NECESSARY READ CATEGORIES: The Republican Party or the Democratic Party] ASK FORM 1 ONLY [N=867]: a.f1 (VOL.) Republican Democratic Both (VOL.) (VOL.) Party Party equally Neither DK/Ref Dealing with the economy Sep 18-24, Jun 5-12, Oct 25-30, In April 2006 and earlier, the item was worded: Able to manage the federal government well.
14 14 Q.51 CONTINUED (VOL.) Republican Democratic Both (VOL.) (VOL.) Party Party equally Neither DK/Ref Apr 5-11, Apr 12-19, Dec 8-13, Jul 14-20, Feb 18-22, Oct 15-20, Jul 8-14, Jan 15-19, Oct 9-13, May 1-5, May 25-30, Sep 16-19, May 20-23, Feb 3-9, Aug 27-30, February, October, September, February, Mid-September, July, Late October, 2002 (RVs) Early October, 2002 (RVs) Early September, January, May, June, March, Early September, March, October, Gallup: October, 1992 (RVs) Gallup: October, b.f1 Making wise decisions about foreign policy Sep 18-24, Jun 5-12, Oct 25-30, Apr 5-11, Apr 12-19, Jul 14-20, Feb 18-22, Oct 15-20, Jul 8-14, Mar 30-Apr 3, Apr 21-26, August 27-30, February, July, Early September, May, June, March, Early September, March, October, In May 2001 and earlier, the item was worded:... keeping the country prosperous.
15 15 Q.51 CONTINUED (VOL.) Republican Democratic Both (VOL.) (VOL.) Party Party equally Neither DK/Ref July, December, May, ASK FORM 2 ONLY [N=887]: c.f2 Dealing with immigration Sep 18-24, Jun 5-12, Oct 25-30, Apr 5-11, Apr 12-19, Dec 8-13, Jul 14-20, Feb 18-22, Oct 15-20, Jul 8-14, Jan 15-19, Oct 9-13, May 1-5, Dec 5-9, Sep 22-Oct 4, May 25-30, Oct 13-18, May 20-23, Apr 21-26, Aug 27-30, February, October, September, April, February, d.f2 Dealing with health care Sep 18-24, Jun 5-12, Oct 25-30, Apr 5-11, Jul 14-20, Feb 18-22, Oct 15-20, Jul 8-14, Jan 15-19, Sep 4-8, 2013 (U) Dec 5-9, Mar 7-11, Sep 22-Oct 4, Mar 30-Apr 3, Oct 13-18, Aug 25-Sep 6, TRENDS FOR COMPARISON: Reforming the U.S. health care system Feb 3-9, Aug 27-30, February, October, September, In July 1994 and May 1990, the item was worded "Making wise decisions about the country's defense policies."
16 16 TRENDS FOR COMPARISON CONTINUED (VOL.) Republican Democratic Both (VOL.) (VOL.) Party Party equally Neither DK/Ref February, Mid-September, July, Early July, Regulating health maintenance organizations (HMOs) and managed health care plans January, January, Reforming the U.S. health care system Early September, March, October, July, Reforming health care December, Improving health care in the U.S. January, May, NO QUESTIONS Now, thinking about the outcome of the Congressional elections Q.58F1 If Republicans keep control of Congress this fall, how concerned are you, if at all, that they will not focus enough on oversight of the Trump administration? [READ] Sep BASED ON FORM 1 REGISTERED VOTERS [N=697]: Jun Very concerned Somewhat concerned Not too concerned [OR] Not at all concerned 22 2 Don t know/refused [VOL.] 1 Q.59F2 If Democrats take control of Congress this fall, how concerned are you, if at all, that they will focus too much on investigating the Trump administration? [READ] Sep BASED ON FORM 2 REGISTERED VOTERS [N=742]: Jun Very concerned Somewhat concerned Not too concerned [OR] Not at all concerned 22 1 Don t know/refused [VOL.] In June 2018, the order of Q.58 and Q.59 were randomized by form. Results shown are for only those who got Q.58 first. In June 2018, the order of Q.58 and Q.59 were randomized by form. Results shown are for only those who got Q.59 first.
17 17 Q.59F2 CONTINUED TRENDS FOR COMPARISON: How concerned are you, if at all, that Republicans controlling Congress will lead to them spending too much time investigating the Obama administration and the Democrats in Congress? [READ] Nov Very concerned 30 Fairly concerned 26 Not too concerned 15 Not at all concerned 2 Don t know/refused (VOL.) How concerned are you, if at all, that if the Democrats take control of the Congress this fall they will spend too much time investigating the Bush administration and the Republicans in Congress? October Very concerned 26 Fairly concerned 26 Not too concerned 18 Not at all concerned 4 Don t know/refused (VOL.) NO QUESTIONS 60-63, 67-72, QUESTIONS 64-66, HELD FOR FUTURE RELEASE Q.83 Next, would you say your overall opinion of [INSERT ITEMS; RANDOMIZE] is very favorable, mostly favorable, mostly UNfavorable, or very unfavorable? How about [NEXT ITEM]? [IF NECESSARY: Just in general, is your overall opinion of [ITEM] very favorable, mostly favorable, mostly UNfavorable, or very unfavorable?] [INTERVIEWERS: PROBE TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN NEVER HEARD OF AND CAN T RATE. ] (VOL.) (VOL.) Favorable Unfavorable ---- Never Can t rate/ Total Very Mostly Total Very Mostly heard of Ref a. The Republican Party Sep 18-24, * 4 Mar 7-14, * 4 Jun 8-18, * 5 Apr 5-11, Jan 4-9, * 5 Oct 20-25, * 5 Aug 9-16, Jun 15-26, * 5 Apr 12-19, * 5 Aug 27-Oct 4, * 5 Jul 14-20, * 7 Jan 7-11, * 6 Dec 3-7, 2014 (U) * 6 Oct 14-20, * 8 Jan 23-Mar 16, * 7 Dec 3-8, 2013 (U) Oct 9-13, * 4 Jul 17-21, * 9 Jun 12-16, * 5 Jan 9-13,
18 18 Q.83 CONTINUED (VOL.) (VOL.) Favorable Unfavorable ---- Never Can t rate/ Total Very Mostly Total Very Mostly heard of Ref Dec 5-9, * 5 Sep 12-16, * 8 Jun 28-Jul 9, * 8 Mar 7-11, * 8 Jan 11-16, * 7 Sep 22-Oct 4, * 9 Aug 17-21, * 7 Feb 22-Mar 1, Feb 2-7, * 9 Aug 25-Sep 6, * 8 July 1-5, * 12 April 1-5, * 9 Mar 18-21, * 12 Feb 3-9, Aug 20-27, * 10 Aug 11-17, * 10 Mar 31-Apr 6, Jan 7-11, * 5 Late October, * 10 Mid-September, * 7 August, Late May, * 8 July, Early January, Late October, * 9 July, April, * 10 February, * 6 Late October, * 9 July, * 9 June, December, June, Early February, * 6 June, April, * 6 December, * 8 July, * 10 January, * 9 September, 2000 (RVs) August, * 4 February, January, Early December, * 7 Early October, 1998 (RVs) Early September, * 7 March, * 7 August, * 6 June, January, * 5 October, * 4 December, * 6 July, * 4 May, July, * 6
19 19 Q.83 CONTINUED (VOL.) (VOL.) Favorable Unfavorable ---- Never Can t rate/ Total Very Mostly Total Very Mostly heard of Ref b. The Democratic Party Sep 18-24, * 4 Mar 7-14, * 4 Jun 8-18, * 5 Apr 5-11, * 4 Jan 4-9, * 4 Oct 20-25, * 4 Aug 9-16, * 5 Jun 15-26, * 5 Apr 12-19, * 4 Aug 27-Oct 4, * 5 Jul 14-20, Jan 7-11, * 6 Dec 3-7, 2014 (U) * 5 Oct 15-20, * 7 Jan 23-Mar 16, * 7 Dec 3-8, 2013 (U) * 5 Oct 9-13, Jul 17-21, * 9 Jun 12-16, Jan 9-13, * 7 Dec 5-9, Sep 12-16, * 7 Jun 28-Jul 9, * 8 Mar 7-11, * 7 Jan 11-16, * 7 Sep 22-Oct 4, * 9 Aug 17-21, * 7 Feb 22-Mar 1, * 6 Feb 2-7, * 6 Aug 25-Sep 6, * 7 July 1-5, * 11 April 1-5, * 9 Mar 18-21, * 11 Feb 3-9, * 8 Aug 20-27, * 10 Aug 11-17, * 10 Mar 31-Apr 6, * 7 Jan 7-11, * 6 Late October, * 10 Mid-September, * 6 August, * 6 Late May, * 6 July, Early January, * 11 Late October, * 11 July, April, * 11 February, Late October, * 10 July, * 9 June, * 9 December, * 6 June, Early February, * 5 June, April, * 7
20 20 Q.83 CONTINUED (VOL.) (VOL.) Favorable Unfavorable ---- Never Can t rate/ Total Very Mostly Total Very Mostly heard of Ref December, * 9 July, * 8 January, September, 2000 (RVs) * 5 August, * 4 February, January, Early December, Early October, 1998 (RVs) * 6 Early September, * 7 March, * 6 August, June, * 6 January, * 5 October, December, * 6 July, * 4 May, July, * 6 QUESTIONS 84, HELD FOR FUTURE RELEASE NO QUESTIONS 85-92, QUESTIONS 93, PREVIOUSLY RELEASED PARTY In politics TODAY, do you consider yourself a Republican, Democrat, or independent? ASK IF INDEP/NO PREF/OTHER/DK/REF (PARTY=3,4,5,9): PARTYLN As of today do you lean more to the Republican Party or more to the Democratic Party? (VOL.) (VOL.) No Other (VOL.) Lean Lean Republican Democrat Independent preference party DK/Ref Rep Dem Sep 18-24, Jun 5-12, Apr 25-May 1, Mar 7-14, * Jan 10-15, Nov 29-Dec 4, Oct 25-30, Jun 8-Jul 9, Yearly Totals
21 21 PARTY/PARTYLN CONTINUED (VOL.) (VOL.) No Other (VOL.) Lean Lean Republican Democrat Independent preference party DK/Ref Rep Dem Post-Sept Pre-Sept QUESTION 101 HELD FOR FUTURE RELEASE
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