GALLUP NEWS SERVICE 2018 MIDTERM ELECTION

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GALLUP NEWS SERVICE 2018 MIDTERM ELECTION Results are based on telephone interviews with a random sample of 1,508 -- national adults, aged 18+, living in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, conducted September 17-23, 2018. For results based on the total sample of national adults, the margin of error is ±3 percentage points at the 95% confidence level. For results based on the sample of 1,308 registered voters, the margin of error is ±3 percentage points at the 95% confidence level. Interviews are conducted with respondents on landline telephones and cellular phones, with interviews conducted in Spanish for respondents who are primarily Spanish-speaking. Each sample of national adults includes a minimum quota of 70% cell phone respondents and 30% landline respondents, with additional minimum quotas by time zone within region. Landline and cell phones numbers are selected using random digit dial methods. Gallup obtained this sample from Survey Sampling International. Landline respondents are chosen at random within each household on the basis of which member has the next birthday. Samples are weighted to correct for unequal selection probability, non-response, and double coverage of landline and cell users in the two sampling frames. They are also weighted to match the national demographics of gender, age, race, Hispanic ethnicity, education, region, population density, and phone status (cell phoneonly/landline only/both, cell phone mostly). Demographic weighting targets are based on the March 2017 Current Population Survey figures for the aged 18 and older U.S. population. Phone status targets are based on the July-December 2017 National Health Interview Survey. Population density targets are based on the 2010 census. All reported margins of sampling error include the computed design effects for weighting. In addition to sampling error, question wording and practical difficulties in conducting surveys can introduce error or bias into the findings of public polls. For questions about how this survey was conducted, please contact galluphelp@gallup.com.

1. REGISTERED TO VOTE (NOT REPORTED) 2. We have some questions about the election for Congress, which will be held vember 6th. Do you, yourself, plan to vote in the election this vember, or not? 2A. How certain are you that you will vote -- absolutely certain, fairly certain, or not certain? COMBINED RESPONSES (Q.2/Q.2A) Absolutely certain Fairly certain t certain Will not vote/unsure 2018 Sep 17-23 58 12 1 29 2018 Jun 11-17 56 14 1 28 FINAL MID-TERM ELECTIONS 2014 Oct 29-v 2 58 12 2 28 2010 Oct 28-31 68 10 2 20 2006 v 2-5 68 12 1 18 2002 Oct 31-v 3 61 14 2 23 1998 v 2 58 11 2 29 1994 v 2-6 63 16 1 20 1990 Oct 25-28 -- -- -- 20 1982 Oct 15-18 58 15 1 26 1978 Oct 27-30 54 15 2 29 1974 Oct 18-21 58 16 2 24 1970 Oct 22-25 59 12 5 24 1966 Oct 21-26 59 13 8 20 1962 Oct 19-24 61 15 2 22 1958 Oct 15-20 59 16 1 24 1954 Oct 15-20 61 18 3 18 1950 Oct 22-27 -- -- -- --

3. If the elections for Congress were being held today, which party's candidate would you vote for in your Congressional district -- [ROTATED: the Democratic Party's candidate or the Republican Party's candidate]? 3A. (Asked of those who are undecided) As of today, do you lean more toward -- [ROTATE: the Democratic Party's candidate or the Republican Party's candidate]? BASED ON REGISTERED VOTERS Democratic candidate Republican candidate Undecided/ other 2018 Sep 17-23 51 42 6 2018 Jun 11-17 48 43 9 TRENDS FOR COMPARISON: Final registered voter midterm election estimates 1950-2014 2014 Oct 29-v 2 47 44 9 2010 Oct 28-31 44 48 8 2006 v 2-5 51 40 9 2002 Oct 31-v 3 49 44 7 1998 Oct 29-v 1 50 41 9 1994 v 2-6 46 46 8 1990 Oct 25-28 50 40 10 1982 Oct 15-18 58 40 2 1978 Oct 27-30 55 44 1 1974 Oct 18-21 62 35 3 1970 Oct 22-25 46 36 18 1966 Oct 21-26 51 41 8 1962 Oct 19-24 56 38 6 1958 Oct 15-20 56 42 12 1954 Oct 15-20 -- -- -- 1950 Oct 22-27 47 45 8

8. Compared to previous elections, are you more about voting than usual, or less? MIDTERM ELECTION TRENDS REGISTERED VOTERS 2018 Sep 17-23 61 28 11 1 2014 Oct 29-v 2 43 44 11 2 2014 Sep 25-30 39 52 8 1 2014 Apr 24-30 35 53 11 1 2010 Oct 28-31 53 35 10 2 2010 Oct 21-24 50 39 9 2 2010 Jun 11-13 45 46 8 1 2010 May 24-25 52 38 9 1 2010 Mar 26-28 62 27 8 3 2010 Feb 1-3 47 37 13 2 2006 v 2-5 49 33 16 1 2006 Oct 6-8 45 44 10 1 2006 Sep 7-10 44 44 10 1 2006 Aug 18-20 42 40 16 2 2006 Jun 23-25 49 36 14 1 2006 Apr 28-30 46 39 14 1 2006 Apr 7-9 42 44 13 1 2006 Jan 6-8 46 37 15 1 2002 Oct 31-v 3 41 42 15 2 1998 Oct 29-v 1 41 43 15 1 1998 Oct 23-25 37 44 18 1 1998 Oct 9-12 45 38 16 1 1998 Aug 21-23 39 39 19 3 1998 Apr 17-19 31 47 20 2 1994 v 2-6 40 45 14 1 1994 Oct 7-9 34 44 20 2 Enthusiasm to vote in midterm elections trend continued on the next page

Q.8 (ENTHUSIASM ABOUT VOTING) CONTINUED NATIONAL ADULTS 2018 Sep 17-23 55 33 11 2 2014 Oct 29-v 2 40 48 10 2 2014 Sep 25-30 37 53 9 1 2014 Apr 24-30 34 55 10 1 2010 Oct 28-31 50 38 9 2 2010 Oct 21-24 46 42 9 2 2010 Jun 11-13 43 48 8 2 2010 May 24-25 49 41 9 1 2010 Mar 26-28 61 28 8 3 2010 Feb 1-3 46 39 14 2 2006 v 2-5 46 36 16 3 2006 Oct 6-8 43 46 10 1 2006 Sep 7-10 42 46 10 2 2006 Aug 18-20 39 43 16 3 2006 Jun 23-25 50 36 13 1 2006 Apr 28-30 44 42 13 1 2006 Apr 7-9 40 46 12 2 2006 Jan 6-8 45 39 14 1 2002 Oct 31-v 3 38 45 14 3 1998 Oct 29-v 1 37 46 14 3 1998 Oct 23-25 35 47 16 2 1998 Oct 9-12 35 47 16 2 1998 Aug 21-23 38 41 17 4 1998 Apr 17-19 30 48 19 3 1994 v 2-6 37 48 13 2 1994 Oct 7-9 34 46 18 2 Enthusiasm to vote in midterm elections trend continued on the next page

Q.8 (ENTHUSIASM ABOUT VOTING) CONTINUED Republicans/Republican Leaners 2018 Sep 17-23 58 25 16 1 2014 Oct 29-v 2 48 40 10 2 2014 Sep 25-30 48 44 7 1 2014 Apr 24-30 42 51 6 1 2010 Oct 28-31 63 28 7 1 2010 Oct 21-24 63 28 8 1 2010 Jun 11-13 53 39 7 1 2010 May 24-25 59 33 7 1 2010 Mar 26-28 69 23 6 1 2010 Feb 1-3 55 30 13 2 2006 v 2-5 44 36 18 2 2006 Oct 6-8 39 47 14 * 2006 Sep 7-10 40 47 11 1 2006 Aug 18-20 36 40 22 2 2006 Jun 23-25 43 35 21 * 2006 Apr 28-30 38 46 15 1 2006 Apr 7-9 33 47 18 2 2006 Jan 6-8 47 32 20 1 2002 Oct 31-v 3 42 42 15 1 1998 Oct 29-v 1 39 46 14 1 1998 Oct 23-25 44 39 16 1 1998 Oct 9-12 45 36 17 2 1998 Aug 21-23 42 39 17 2 1998 Apr 17-19 31 48 19 2 1994 v 2-6 44 44 11 1 1994 Oct 7-9 40 42 18 *

Q.8 (ENTHUSIASM ABOUT VOTING) CONTINUED Democrats/Democratic Leaners 2018 Sep 17-23 61 33 5 1 2014 Oct 29-v 2 36 52 10 2 2014 Sep 25-30 30 60 9 1 2014 Apr 24-30 30 57 11 2 2010 Oct 28-31 44 43 11 1 2010 Oct 21-24 37 53 8 2 2010 Jun 11-13 35 56 8 2 2010 May 24-25 43 46 10 2 2010 Mar 26-28 57 30 9 4 2010 Feb 1-3 41 45 13 2 2006 v 2-5 53 33 12 2 2006 Oct 6-8 48 43 7 1 2006 Sep 7-10 47 42 9 2 2006 Aug 18-20 46 43 9 2 2006 Jun 23-25 56 35 8 1 2006 Apr 28-30 50 37 12 1 2006 Apr 7-9 48 43 8 1 2006 Jan 6-8 48 44 7 1 2002 Oct 31-v 3 38 46 13 3 1998 Oct 29-v 1 39 44 15 2 1998 Oct 23-25 32 51 16 1 1998 Oct 9-12 41 45 13 1 1998 Aug 21-23 37 41 18 4 1998 Apr 17-19 31 48 19 2 1994 v 2-6 35 50 14 1 1994 Oct 7-9 29 50 18 3