Zogby Analytics Online Survey of Likely Republican Primary Voters
8/3/15 - 8/4/15 MOE +/- 4.2 Percentage Points
10. On August 6, Fox News will sponsor a debate among the Republican presidential candidates in Cleveland, Ohio. Do plan to watch the debate?
Total
Gender
n
ƒ
Yes
No
Male
%
ƒ
What is your current employment status?
Working
(full or
part time)
Female
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
ƒ
%
Temporaril
y
unemployed
and not
looking
for work
ƒ
%
Stay at
home
parent/spo
use
Student
ƒ
Age group A
%
ƒ
%
Retired
ƒ
18-29
%
ƒ
30-49
%
ƒ
50-64
%
ƒ
65+
%
ƒ
%
340
60.3
183
66.0
158
54.8
188
59.7
15
71.8
5
40.2
6
47.5
33
58.4
93
64.1
31
54.8
144
61.0
92
61.0
72
61.4
46
16.6
44
15.4
53
16.8
2
7.8
5
38.4
1
9.6
6
11.3
23
15.9
10
17.1
39
16.6
21
13.9
18
15.2
48
17.4
86
29.9
74
23.5
4
20.4
3
21.4
5
43.0
17
30.3
29
20.0
16
28.1
53
22.4
38
25.1
27
23.4
90
16.0
Not sure
134
23.8
Total
565 100.0
277 100.0
288 100.0
314 100.0
Party
Democratic
ƒ
%
Yes
%
Temporaril
y
unemployed
and
looking
for work
Republican
ƒ
%
Independent
ƒ
%
21 100.0
14 100.0
12 100.0
Ideology Recoded
Conservativ
Liberal
Moderate
e
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
57 100.0
First
Globals
ƒ
%
145 100.0
56 100.0
Generation
Woodstocker
Nikes
s
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
236 100.0
Privates
ƒ
%
151 100.0
116 100.0
Education
No College
College
Degree
Degree+
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
28
69.9
230
60.7
83
56.4
32
72.1
95
56.2
206
60.7
57
56.2
111
62.9
119
59.0
51
64.2
144
60.0
197
60.9
No
8
20.7
55
14.6
27
18.3
7
14.9
29
17.3
52
15.2
18
17.7
27
15.1
33
16.2
10
12.5
35
14.8
53
16.3
Not sure
4
9.4
93
24.6
37
25.3
6
13.0
45
26.5
82
24.0
27
26.0
39
22.0
50
24.8
19
23.3
60
25.2
74
22.8
Total
40 100.0
379 100.0
147 100.0
45 100.0
170 100.0
340 100.0
102 100.0
176 100.0
202 100.0
79 100.0
240 100.0
323 100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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90600. Which of the following best describes you?
Liberal/progres
sive on just
about every
issue
ƒ
%
Yes
Mainly a
liberal on
government
spending
ƒ
%
Mainly a
liberal on
social issues
ƒ
%
Mainly a
Conservative on conservative on
Mainly a
just about
government
conservative on
every issue
spending
social issues
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Moderate
because I look
at each issue
separately
ƒ
%
Moderate
because I try
to be rational,
not passionate
about
ƒ
%
Not sure
ƒ
%
14
83.5
3
42.5
20
67.8
135
64.3
47
61.8
21
52.1
71
58.2
11
35.6
20
57.9
No
2
11.3
2
22.6
7
25.8
26
12.6
11
14.0
12
29.5
13
10.7
10
33.9
7
20.9
Not sure
1
5.3
2
34.9
2
6.4
49
23.2
18
24.3
7
18.4
38
31.2
9
30.5
7
21.2
16
100.0
7
100.0
29
100.0
210
100.0
76
100.0
41
100.0
122
100.0
30
100.0
34
100.0
Total
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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10. On August 6, Fox News will sponsor a debate among the Republican presidential candidates in Cleveland, Ohio. Do plan to watch the debate?
Total
Age group B
n
ƒ
Yes
No
18-24
%
ƒ
25-34
%
ƒ
Race
35-54
%
ƒ
55-69
%
ƒ
70+
%
ƒ
White
%
ƒ
Hisp
%
ƒ
Child under 17?
AfrAmer
%
ƒ
Asian
%
ƒ
Other
%
ƒ
Yes
%
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
340
60.3
9
58.6
48
55.8
144
61.8
97
56.9
40
74.1
300
59.6
21
65.6
7
56.7
5
74.3
4
63.1
116
63.6
224
58.7
90
16.0
2
10.4
16
19.1
35
14.9
29
17.1
5
9.9
82
16.2
3
9.8
4
29.9
1
20.8
0
2.6
25
13.9
65
17.0
Not sure
134
23.8
5
31.0
22
25.1
55
23.3
44
26.0
9
16.0
122
24.2
8
24.6
2
13.4
0
4.9
2
34.3
41
22.5
93
24.3
Total
565 100.0
Catholic
ƒ
%
16 100.0
86 100.0
234 100.0
Religion
Protestant
Jewish
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
171 100.0
Other/None
ƒ
%
53 100.0
504 100.0
ƒ
BornAgain
No/NS
%
ƒ
%
Yes
31 100.0
Weekly+
ƒ
%
13 100.0
7 100.0
7 100.0
183 100.0
Attend religious services
1-2/Month
Holidays
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Weekly
ƒ
%
Rarely
ƒ
%
382 100.0
Never
ƒ
%
Yes
84
62.2
218
60.1
4
64.9
27
61.7
114
59.3
104
61.1
51
66.4
96
60.9
53
76.5
19
54.0
73
54.1
40
50.5
No
22
16.1
54
15.0
2
25.1
4
9.5
26
13.3
29
16.8
13
16.5
23
14.5
10
14.8
3
9.7
18
13.3
21
26.4
Not sure
29
21.7
90
24.9
1
10.0
13
28.8
52
27.4
38
22.1
13
17.1
39
24.6
6
8.7
13
36.3
44
32.7
18
23.1
Total
135 100.0
362 100.0
%
ƒ
Region
Centr GrLks
%
ƒ
%
East
ƒ
6 100.0
South
44 100.0
192 100.0
West
ƒ
%
170 100.0
< $25K
ƒ
%
77 100.0
$25-35K
ƒ
%
157 100.0
$35-50K
ƒ
%
70 100.0
Household Income
$50-75K
ƒ
%
36 100.0
$75-100K
ƒ
%
134 100.0
$100-150K
ƒ
%
78 100.0
$150K+
ƒ
%
Yes
54
52.0
105
57.4
106
61.5
75
71.3
41
54.4
40
58.4
41
57.2
88
59.6
60
65.8
44
67.1
13
56.2
No
21
20.0
28
15.1
31
18.2
11
10.0
14
19.1
9
12.5
5
7.4
33
21.9
15
16.0
9
13.4
3
12.8
Not sure
29
28.0
50
27.5
35
20.3
20
18.7
20
26.5
20
29.1
26
35.4
27
18.5
17
18.2
13
19.5
7
31.0
103
100.0
184
100.0
172
100.0
106
100.0
76
100.0
69
100.0
72
100.0
148
100.0
91
100.0
65
100.0
23
100.0
Total
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Total
Live
n
ƒ
Yes
No
Lge City
%
ƒ
%
Union member
Sm City
Suburbs
ƒ
ƒ
%
Rural
%
ƒ
Yes
%
ƒ
Marital status
No
%
ƒ
%
Married
Single
ƒ
ƒ
%
%
Div/Sep/
Wdw
ƒ
%
Civil
union
ƒ
Home status
Live in
rental
unit
Own a
home
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
Neither
%
ƒ
%
340
60.3
74
63.7
53
55.6
138
63.7
76
56.1
42
64.9
299
59.7
220
61.5
55
54.1
51
63.1
10
52.3
262
61.5
69
60.5
8
36.6
90
16.0
17
14.7
16
16.7
23
10.8
32
23.5
10
16.2
80
16.0
51
14.4
21
20.3
14
16.9
3
16.9
62
14.5
21
18.3
6
29.0
Not sure
134
23.8
25
21.6
26
27.7
55
25.5
28
20.4
12
18.9
122
24.4
86
24.1
26
25.6
16
20.0
6
30.8
102
24.0
24
21.2
7
34.4
Total
565 100.0
116 100.0
94 100.0
NASCAR Fan
Yes
Yes
%
ƒ
%
136 100.0
64 100.0
Self ID Social Networker
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
No
ƒ
216 100.0
501 100.0
358 100.0
Phone
Landline
ƒ
%
Mobile
ƒ
%
101 100.0
81 100.0
19 100.0
ƒ
%
Self ID Investor Class
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Both
426 100.0
114 100.0
21 100.0
Passport?
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
110
73.3
230
55.5
144
67.2
196
56.0
131
58.7
22
47.3
185
63.6
117
66.6
224
57.4
160
63.1
181
58.0
No
17
11.0
74
17.8
26
12.2
64
18.3
41
18.6
10
21.5
37
12.8
19
10.9
71
18.3
35
13.8
55
17.7
Not sure
24
15.8
110
26.6
44
20.6
90
25.7
51
22.7
15
31.1
69
23.6
39
22.5
95
24.3
58
23.1
76
24.3
150
100.0
415
100.0
214
100.0
351
100.0
223
100.0
47
100.0
292
100.0
175
100.0
390
100.0
253
100.0
312
100.0
Total
Lost a job due to
corporate downsizing
within the past year?
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Yes
Been afraid of losing a
job within the next
year?
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Worked at a job that
pays less than an
immediate previous job?
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Gone without food for 24
hours in the past month
due to a lack of food or
money?
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Creative Job Sector
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Self ID Creative Class
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
36
72.4
304
59.1
67
70.4
274
58.2
76
64.5
265
59.2
30
70.6
310
59.4
88
63.3
252
59.3
114
69.7
227
56.4
No
7
14.1
83
16.2
13
13.9
77
16.4
17
14.6
73
16.3
8
18.7
82
15.8
13
9.5
77
18.1
25
15.3
65
16.3
Not sure
7
13.4
127
24.8
15
15.7
119
25.4
25
20.9
110
24.5
5
10.7
130
24.8
38
27.2
96
22.6
24
14.9
110
27.3
Total
50 100.0
515 100.0
95 100.0
470 100.0
117 100.0
448 100.0
43 100.0
522 100.0
140 100.0
425 100.0
163 100.0
402 100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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10. On August 6, Fox News will sponsor a debate among the Republican presidential candidates in Cleveland, Ohio. Do plan to watch the debate?
Total
WalMart shopper?
n
ƒ
Yes
No
%
Weekly
ƒ
%
Few/Month
ƒ
%
Never
ƒ
%
My city or
town
ƒ
%
America
ƒ
%
The planet
earth
ƒ
%
Yes
ƒ
Sympathetic to Occupy
Wall St
No
%
ƒ
Yes
%
ƒ
No
%
ƒ
%
60.3
111
71.4
147
62.3
69
50.4
10
39.4
100
58.4
190
63.0
47
56.1
127
65.8
214
57.4
35
60.0
306
60.3
16
10.1
40
17.2
26
19.2
6
25.6
23
13.2
48
15.8
17
20.0
23
12.2
67
18.0
12
20.1
79
15.5
29
18.5
48
20.6
42
30.4
9
34.9
48
28.4
64
21.2
20
23.8
42
22.0
92
24.6
12
19.8
123
24.2
90
16.0
134
23.8
Total
565 100.0
155 100.0
236 100.0
Are you currently or have you ever
been a member of the National Rifle
Association?
Currently a
member of
the NRA
ƒ
%
No
1-2/year
ƒ
%
Sympathetic to Tea Party
340
Not sure
Yes
Residency
Former
member of
the NRA
ƒ
%
Have never
been a
member of
the NRA
ƒ
%
137 100.0
25 100.0
171 100.0
Are you a current or former gun
owner?
Current gun
owner
ƒ
%
Former gun
owner
ƒ
%
Have never
been a gun
owner
ƒ
%
301 100.0
83 100.0
Do you invest in the
stock market; have an
IRA, a 401-K retirement
plan or a pension fund?
Yes
ƒ
193 100.0
Do you or does anyone in
your household keep a
gun for personal
protection, hunting or
target shooting at your
home, place of business,
or at a vacation home or
club?
No
%
ƒ
372 100.0
Yes
%
ƒ
58 100.0
Veteran/Armed Forces?
No
%
ƒ
507 100.0
Yes
%
ƒ
No
%
ƒ
%
39
65.5
44
72.0
249
58.0
135
69.5
32
57.6
156
56.0
200
61.5
131
59.5
154
69.3
164
56.2
112
66.0
222
58.2
7
12.4
11
18.2
69
16.0
28
14.3
12
22.7
40
14.5
54
16.7
30
13.8
30
13.6
48
16.6
24
13.9
61
16.1
Not sure
13
22.1
6
9.7
111
26.0
31
16.2
11
19.7
82
29.4
71
21.8
59
26.7
38
17.0
80
27.3
34
20.1
97
25.6
Total
60 100.0
61 100.0
429 100.0
195 100.0
55 100.0
278 100.0
326 100.0
220 100.0
222 100.0
292 100.0
170 100.0
380 100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Career or gig?
Career
ƒ
Yes
Not currently
employed
ƒ
%
Just a "gig"
ƒ
%
%
Did you not have to pay any taxes last
year because your income level was below
the threshold to pay taxes or because
your tax deductions left you with no
liability?
I did not have to
pay taxes
I had to pay taxes
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Sexual Preference
Hetero
ƒ
Not Hetero
ƒ
%
%
142
60.5
59
61.9
140
59.4
105
56.4
220
63.6
327
61.1
14
46.1
No
39
16.8
14
14.4
37
15.9
34
18.1
52
15.0
85
15.8
6
18.7
Not sure
53
22.7
23
23.7
58
24.8
47
25.5
74
21.4
124
23.1
11
35.2
234
100.0
95
100.0
236
100.0
186
100.0
346
100.0
535
100.0
30
100.0
Total
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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11. Fox News plans to include in prime time only the top ten candidates in the polls. Which of the following statements comes closest to your view of the Fox News debate format?
Total
Gender
n
ƒ
Male
%
ƒ
Working
(full or
part time)
Female
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
What is your current employment status?
Temporaril Temporaril
y
y
Stay at
unemployed unemployed
home
and
and not
parent/spo
looking
looking
Student
use
for work
for work
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
Age group A
Retired
%
ƒ
18-29
%
ƒ
30-49
%
ƒ
50-64
%
ƒ
%
65+
ƒ
%
Only the top ten candidates in the
polls should be included
214
37.8
112
40.6
101
35.1
140
44.7
3
12.2
4
27.9
5
36.1
18
31.9
44
30.5
25
43.9
101
42.6
51
33.5
35
30.0
All the announced candidates
should be included in the debat
220
38.9
103
37.2
117
40.5
117
37.2
10
46.7
7
49.6
8
62.1
30
51.5
49
33.8
22
39.9
95
40.1
60
39.5
41
34.9
71
12.5
34
12.3
37
12.8
32
10.0
4
20.7
5
8.3
30
20.8
2
2.7
25
10.5
21
13.9
23
20.2
61
10.8
28
10.0
33
11.6
26
8.2
4
20.4
5
8.3
22
14.9
8
13.5
16
6.8
20
13.2
17
14.9
Only the top five candidates in the
polls should be included
Not sure
Total
565 100.0
277 100.0
288 100.0
314 100.0
Party
Democratic
ƒ
%
22.5
14 100.0
0
1.7
12 100.0
57 100.0
Ideology Recoded
Republican
ƒ
3
21 100.0
%
Independent
ƒ
%
Liberal
Moderate
ƒ
ƒ
%
%
145 100.0
56 100.0
236 100.0
151 100.0
Generation
Conservativ
e
ƒ
%
First
Globals
ƒ
%
ƒ
Education
Woodstocker
s
Nikes
%
ƒ
116 100.0
%
Privates
ƒ
%
No College
Degree
ƒ
%
College
Degree+
ƒ
%
Only the top ten candidates in the
polls should be included
16
40.2
157
41.5
41
27.6
23
51.6
69
40.8
118
34.7
48
46.9
71
40.2
67
33.3
25
31.1
78
32.3
136
42.1
All the announced candidates
should be included in the debat
19
47.9
132
34.8
69
47.0
19
41.5
52
30.4
145
42.8
41
40.4
71
40.0
79
39.3
26
32.8
97
40.7
120
37.1
4
10.2
45
11.8
22
15.0
2
5.4
27
15.7
42
12.3
3
3.4
21
11.7
31
15.3
16
19.7
31
12.8
40
12.4
1
1.7
45
11.9
15
10.4
1
1.5
22
13.2
35
10.3
9
9.3
14
8.0
24
12.0
13
16.4
34
14.1
27
8.3
Only the top five candidates in the
polls should be included
Not sure
Total
40 100.0
379 100.0
147 100.0
45 100.0
170 100.0
340 100.0
102 100.0
176 100.0
202 100.0
79 100.0
240 100.0
323 100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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90600. Which of the following best describes you?
Liberal/progres
sive on just
about every
issue
ƒ
%
Only the top ten candidates in the
polls should be included
All the announced candidates
should be included in the debat
Only the top five candidates in the
polls should be included
Not sure
Total
Mainly a
liberal on
government
spending
ƒ
%
Mainly a
liberal on
social issues
ƒ
%
Mainly a
Conservative on conservative on
Mainly a
government
just about
conservative on
spending
every issue
social issues
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Moderate
because I look
at each issue
separately
ƒ
%
Moderate
because I try
to be rational,
not passionate
about
ƒ
%
Not sure
ƒ
%
7
43.6
2
28.9
16
55.7
71
34.0
34
44.2
12
29.6
52
42.4
8
26.5
12
34.6
7
41.1
3
47.2
9
29.6
85
40.5
22
28.9
24
58.3
44
36.4
15
47.7
11
33.6
2
14.0
4
13.8
32
15.1
6
8.0
3
6.5
16
13.5
6
18.9
2
6.2
0
1.3
2
23.9
0
.9
22
10.4
14
19.0
2
5.6
9
7.7
2
7.0
9
25.6
16
100.0
7
100.0
29
100.0
210
100.0
76
100.0
41
100.0
122
100.0
30
100.0
34
100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Total
n
ƒ
18-24
%
ƒ
Age group B
35-54
25-34
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
55-69
%
ƒ
70+
%
White
ƒ
%
ƒ
Race
AfrAmer
Hisp
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
Asian
%
ƒ
Child under 17?
Yes
No
Other
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Only the top ten candidates in the
polls should be included
214
37.8
6
35.1
42
49.1
90
38.4
56
32.8
17
32.2
189
37.4
14
45.9
4
33.0
3
46.0
3
41.3
81
44.2
133
34.8
All the announced candidates
should be included in the debat
220
38.9
7
41.5
35
40.2
95
40.7
66
38.6
15
28.6
194
38.5
12
37.0
7
53.4
3
41.3
3
44.8
72
39.6
147
38.5
71
12.5
2
9.4
2
2.3
28
11.8
29
16.8
11
20.6
67
13.2
3
10.1
0
1.4
1
12.7
20
11.0
51
13.3
61
10.8
2
14.0
7
8.4
21
9.1
20
11.9
10
18.6
55
10.8
2
6.9
2
12.2
10
5.3
51
13.4
Only the top five candidates in the
polls should be included
Not sure
Total
565 100.0
16 100.0
86 100.0
234 100.0
171 100.0
53 100.0
Religion
Catholic
ƒ
Only the top ten candidates in the
polls should be included
All the announced candidates
should be included in the debat
Only the top five candidates in the
polls should be included
Not sure
Total
%
Protestant
ƒ
31 100.0
ƒ
Other/None
%
ƒ
Yes
%
ƒ
ƒ
Weekly+
%
ƒ
Weekly
%
ƒ
Total
183 100.0
382 100.0
ƒ
%
Holidays
ƒ
%
Rarely
ƒ
%
Never
ƒ
%
47.3
128
35.5
3
49.1
14
32.4
52
27.1
76
44.8
28
36.4
60
38.0
29
41.1
17
47.6
50
37.1
27
34.3
45
33.6
147
40.6
2
38.1
19
43.9
96
50.0
51
30.0
34
44.6
56
35.6
30
42.3
14
38.9
50
37.5
30
38.2
15
11.3
49
13.4
0
6.8
4
9.9
19
10.0
29
17.3
7
8.8
24
15.0
7
9.4
4
12.5
19
13.8
9
11.9
11
7.8
38
10.6
0
6.0
6
13.8
25
12.8
14
8.0
8
10.3
18
11.4
5
7.2
0
1.0
16
11.5
12
15.6
135 100.0
ƒ
Not sure
1-2/Month
%
362 100.0
6 100.0
44 100.0
192 100.0
170 100.0
77 100.0
157 100.0
Region
All the announced candidates
should be included in the debat
Only the top five candidates in the
polls should be included
13.9
7 100.0
64
East
Only the top ten candidates in the
polls should be included
7 100.0
Attend religious services
No/NS
%
1
13 100.0
BornAgain
Jewish
%
504 100.0
South
%
ƒ
%
70 100.0
36 100.0
134 100.0
78 100.0
Household Income
Centr GrLks
ƒ
%
West
ƒ
%
< $25K
ƒ
%
$25-35K
ƒ
%
$35-50K
ƒ
%
$50-75K
ƒ
%
$75-100K
ƒ
%
$100-150K
ƒ
%
ƒ
$150K+
%
39
37.5
63
34.3
72
42.1
40
37.4
12
15.3
28
40.4
25
34.4
61
40.8
39
42.4
35
53.5
8
35.3
41
39.9
72
39.2
67
38.6
40
37.6
37
49.2
24
34.8
26
35.7
67
45.3
33
36.0
14
21.3
10
44.5
11
10.8
24
13.3
20
11.7
15
14.1
9
12.4
12
18.0
13
18.2
14
9.7
6
7.0
10
15.3
5
20.2
12
11.7
24
13.2
13
7.6
11
10.9
17
23.0
5
6.7
8
11.7
6
4.2
13
14.6
6
9.9
103
100.0
184
100.0
172
100.0
106
100.0
76
100.0
69
100.0
72
100.0
148
100.0
91
100.0
65
100.0
23
100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Total
Live
n
ƒ
Only the top ten candidates in the
polls should be included
All the announced candidates
should be included in the debat
Only the top five candidates in the
polls should be included
Not sure
Total
Lge City
ƒ
%
%
Sm City
ƒ
%
Total
Yes
ƒ
No
%
ƒ
Married
ƒ
%
%
Single
ƒ
%
Div/Sep/
Wdw
ƒ
%
Civil
union
ƒ
%
Own a
home
ƒ
%
Neither
ƒ
%
45
39.1
40
42.2
87
40.0
42
30.8
37
58.3
176
35.2
146
40.9
39
38.4
20
25.1
7
34.5
176
41.2
32
28.4
5
25.0
220
38.9
41
35.6
37
39.1
82
37.7
58
42.4
15
24.0
204
40.8
135
37.6
38
37.2
37
45.1
8
42.9
159
37.3
53
46.5
6
30.7
71
12.5
14
12.3
11
11.4
28
13.0
18
12.9
8
12.0
63
12.6
45
12.7
8
8.2
13
15.7
4
22.6
54
12.7
15
13.3
2
7.2
61
10.8
15
13.0
7
7.4
20
9.3
19
13.8
4
5.7
57
11.4
31
8.8
16
16.2
11
14.1
37
8.7
13
11.7
8
37.0
565 100.0
ƒ
Not sure
Rural
ƒ
%
Home status
Live in
rental
unit
ƒ
%
37.8
116 100.0
94 100.0
NASCAR Fan
All the announced candidates
should be included in the debat
Only the top five candidates in the
polls should be included
Suburbs
ƒ
%
Marital status
214
Yes
Only the top ten candidates in the
polls should be included
Union member
216 100.0
136 100.0
64 100.0
501 100.0
Self ID Social Networker
No
Yes
%
ƒ
%
67
44.8
146
35.3
52
34.3
168
21
13.8
50
ƒ
No
358 100.0
101 100.0
Phone
Mobile
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
91
42.6
123
34.9
97
43.7
15
40.5
88
40.9
132
37.6
78
35.1
12.1
22
10.3
49
13.9
30
13.4
19 100.0
426 100.0
114 100.0
Self ID Investor Class
Landline
ƒ
%
%
81 100.0
Both
Yes
ƒ
%
31.6
101
34.7
25
53.2
115
3
7.4
37
ƒ
21 100.0
Passport?
No
Yes
No
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
93
53.0
121
31.0
106
41.8
108
34.6
39.3
47
26.9
172
44.2
91
35.9
129
41.2
12.9
23
13.0
48
12.3
36
14.1
35
11.3
11
7.1
50
12.1
13
6.2
48
13.6
17
7.8
4
7.8
38
13.1
12
7.1
48
12.4
21
8.2
40
12.9
150
100.0
415
100.0
214
100.0
351
100.0
223
100.0
47
100.0
292
100.0
175
100.0
390
100.0
253
100.0
312
100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Lost a job due to
corporate downsizing
within the past year?
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Been afraid of losing a
job within the next
year?
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Worked at a job that
pays less than an
immediate previous job?
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Gone without food for 24
hours in the past month
due to a lack of food or
money?
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Creative Job Sector
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Self ID Creative Class
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Only the top ten candidates in the
polls should be included
20
40.0
194
37.6
42
44.2
172
36.6
51
43.4
163
36.4
19
44.6
195
37.3
63
45.1
151
35.5
67
41.3
146
36.4
All the announced candidates
should be included in the debat
21
41.2
199
38.6
38
40.0
182
38.6
46
39.0
174
38.8
18
42.8
201
38.5
51
36.5
169
39.6
60
37.1
159
39.6
6
12.4
65
12.5
11
11.5
60
12.7
15
12.5
56
12.5
5
11.3
66
12.6
17
11.9
54
12.7
22
13.5
49
12.1
3
6.4
58
11.2
4
4.3
57
12.1
6
5.2
55
12.2
1
1.2
60
11.6
9
6.5
52
12.2
13
8.1
48
11.9
Only the top five candidates in the
polls should be included
Not sure
Total
50 100.0
515 100.0
95 100.0
470 100.0
117 100.0
448 100.0
43 100.0
522 100.0
140 100.0
425 100.0
163 100.0
402 100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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11. Fox News plans to include in prime time only the top ten candidates in the polls. Which of the following statements comes closest to your view of the Fox News debate format?
Total
WalMart shopper?
n
ƒ
%
Weekly
ƒ
%
Few/Month
ƒ
%
Residency
1-2/year
ƒ
%
Never
ƒ
%
My city or
town
ƒ
%
America
ƒ
%
Sympathetic to Tea Party
The planet
earth
ƒ
%
Yes
ƒ
Sympathetic to Occupy
Wall St
No
%
ƒ
Yes
%
ƒ
No
%
ƒ
%
Only the top ten candidates in the
polls should be included
214
37.8
71
45.8
100
42.4
30
21.6
10
40.1
75
44.1
108
35.7
27
32.6
71
36.7
143
38.4
20
35.1
193
38.1
All the announced candidates
should be included in the debat
220
38.9
50
32.1
87
37.1
72
52.3
6
25.9
67
39.1
113
37.7
37
44.8
77
40.2
142
38.2
34
57.9
186
36.7
Only the top five candidates in the
polls should be included
71
12.5
19
12.3
31
13.1
14
9.9
6
22.3
12
7.1
42
14.0
16
19.2
27
14.0
44
11.8
3
6.0
67
13.3
Not sure
61
10.8
15
9.7
17
7.4
22
16.2
3
11.6
17
9.8
38
12.6
3
3.3
18
9.2
43
11.6
1
1.1
60
11.9
Total
565 100.0
155 100.0
236 100.0
Are you currently or have you ever
been a member of the National Rifle
Association?
Currently a
member of
the NRA
ƒ
%
Former
member of
the NRA
ƒ
%
Have never
been a
member of
the NRA
ƒ
%
137 100.0
25 100.0
171 100.0
Are you a current or former gun
owner?
Current gun
owner
ƒ
%
Former gun
owner
ƒ
%
301 100.0
Do you invest in the
stock market; have an
IRA, a 401-K retirement
plan or a pension fund?
Have never
been a gun
owner
ƒ
%
83 100.0
Yes
ƒ
193 100.0
Do you or does anyone in
your household keep a
gun for personal
protection, hunting or
target shooting at your
home, place of business,
or at a vacation home or
club?
No
%
ƒ
372 100.0
Yes
%
ƒ
58 100.0
Veteran/Armed Forces?
No
%
ƒ
507 100.0
Yes
%
ƒ
No
%
ƒ
%
Only the top ten candidates in the
polls should be included
19
32.3
17
28.6
169
39.3
71
36.6
20
36.2
108
38.7
137
42.2
73
33.0
80
36.0
117
39.9
70
41.1
139
36.6
All the announced candidates
should be included in the debat
26
43.4
26
42.9
161
37.6
78
40.0
22
40.4
104
37.3
119
36.4
90
41.0
93
41.8
110
37.7
65
38.5
147
38.6
Only the top five candidates in the
polls should be included
12
19.3
10
16.4
49
11.5
31
15.9
4
7.9
34
12.4
42
12.8
29
13.2
32
14.5
34
11.6
24
14.1
46
12.1
3
4.9
7
12.1
50
11.6
14
7.4
8
15.5
32
11.5
28
8.6
28
12.7
17
7.7
32
10.8
11
6.4
48
12.6
Not sure
Total
60 100.0
61 100.0
429 100.0
195 100.0
55 100.0
278 100.0
326 100.0
220 100.0
222 100.0
292 100.0
170 100.0
380 100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Did you not have to pay any taxes last
year because your income level was below
the threshold to pay taxes or because
your tax deductions left you with no
liability?
Career or gig?
Career
ƒ
Only the top ten candidates in the
polls should be included
Not currently
employed
Just a "gig"
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
I did not have to
pay taxes
ƒ
%
Sexual Preference
I had to pay taxes
ƒ
%
Hetero
ƒ
Not Hetero
%
ƒ
%
107
45.8
40
41.6
67
28.4
55
29.7
152
43.9
210
39.2
4
13.5
All the announced candidates
should be included in the debat
82
35.0
41
43.0
97
41.0
76
40.7
129
37.4
203
38.0
16
54.7
Only the top five candidates in the
polls should be included
21
8.9
11
11.2
39
16.7
30
16.2
38
11.1
69
12.9
2
6.7
Not sure
Total
24
10.3
4
4.2
33
13.9
25
13.5
26
7.6
53
10.0
8
25.1
234
100.0
95
100.0
236
100.0
186
100.0
346
100.0
535
100.0
30
100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Total
Gender
n
ƒ
Yes
No
Male
%
ƒ
What is your current employment status?
Working
(full or
part time)
Female
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Temporaril
y
unemployed
and
looking
for work
ƒ
%
%
Stay at
home
parent/spo
use
Student
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Retired
ƒ
18-29
%
ƒ
30-49
%
ƒ
50-64
%
ƒ
65+
%
ƒ
%
31.1
74
26.8
102
35.3
110
34.9
4
16.9
2
13.7
3
26.8
16
27.9
41
28.1
14
25.1
86
36.4
47
30.8
27
23.4
3
25.5
4
29.5
5
9.1
19
13.0
15
26.8
45
18.8
21
13.8
11
9.8
8
60.9
5
43.7
36
62.9
85
58.9
27
48.1
106
44.8
84
55.5
78
66.7
95
16.8
68
24.4
27
9.4
59
18.9
4
20.3
295
52.1
135
48.8
159
55.3
145
46.2
13
62.8
Total
565 100.0
277 100.0
288 100.0
314 100.0
Party
Democratic
ƒ
%
No
ƒ
Age group A
176
Not sure
Yes
Temporaril
y
unemployed
and not
looking
for work
Republican
ƒ
%
Independent
ƒ
%
21 100.0
14 100.0
12 100.0
Ideology Recoded
Conservativ
Liberal
Moderate
e
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
57 100.0
First
Globals
ƒ
%
145 100.0
56 100.0
Generation
Woodstocker
Nikes
s
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
236 100.0
Privates
ƒ
%
151 100.0
116 100.0
Education
No College
College
Degree
Degree+
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
19
48.4
117
30.9
40
27.0
24
52.3
51
30.3
97
28.7
29
28.4
69
39.3
57
28.2
19
23.4
64
26.6
112
34.7
6
15.1
66
17.5
23
15.4
6
13.9
27
15.8
60
17.8
26
25.4
31
17.8
30
14.9
4
5.4
40
16.8
52
16.2
Not sure
14
36.5
196
51.7
84
57.5
15
33.8
92
53.9
182
53.5
47
46.2
76
42.9
115
56.9
57
71.2
136
56.6
159
49.2
Total
40 100.0
379 100.0
147 100.0
45 100.0
170 100.0
340 100.0
102 100.0
176 100.0
202 100.0
79 100.0
240 100.0
323 100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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90600. Which of the following best describes you?
Liberal/progres
sive on just
about every
issue
ƒ
%
Yes
Mainly a
liberal on
government
spending
ƒ
%
Mainly a
liberal on
social issues
ƒ
%
Mainly a
Conservative on conservative on
Mainly a
just about
government
conservative on
every issue
spending
social issues
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Moderate
because I look
at each issue
separately
ƒ
%
Moderate
because I try
to be rational,
not passionate
about
ƒ
%
Not sure
ƒ
%
10
59.8
2
27.7
15
52.7
68
32.3
20
26.7
9
22.0
31
25.1
9
30.2
12
35.3
No
2
15.0
1
13.8
5
17.8
36
17.0
16
21.0
6
14.3
19
15.2
5
15.3
6
16.3
Not sure
4
25.2
4
58.5
9
29.6
106
50.7
40
52.2
26
63.8
73
59.7
17
54.5
16
48.4
16
100.0
7
100.0
29
100.0
210
100.0
76
100.0
41
100.0
122
100.0
30
100.0
34
100.0
Total
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Age group B
n
ƒ
Yes
No
18-24
%
ƒ
25-34
%
ƒ
Race
35-54
%
ƒ
55-69
%
ƒ
70+
%
ƒ
White
%
ƒ
Hisp
%
ƒ
Child under 17?
AfrAmer
%
ƒ
Asian
%
ƒ
Other
%
ƒ
Yes
%
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
176
31.1
3
15.6
26
30.8
82
35.2
53
31.1
9
17.3
150
29.7
15
47.1
5
36.1
5
67.6
2
31.0
65
35.3
111
29.1
95
16.8
7
43.2
19
22.0
38
16.2
26
15.4
2
3.1
79
15.6
9
28.8
4
30.2
1
10.3
3
37.5
34
18.8
60
15.8
Not sure
295
52.1
7
41.2
41
47.2
113
48.5
91
53.5
42
79.6
276
54.8
8
24.1
4
33.7
1
22.0
2
31.5
84
45.9
211
55.1
Total
565 100.0
Catholic
ƒ
%
16 100.0
86 100.0
234 100.0
Religion
Protestant
Jewish
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
171 100.0
Other/None
ƒ
%
Yes
ƒ
53 100.0
504 100.0
BornAgain
No/NS
%
ƒ
%
31 100.0
Weekly+
ƒ
%
13 100.0
7 100.0
7 100.0
183 100.0
Attend religious services
1-2/Month
Holidays
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Weekly
ƒ
%
Rarely
ƒ
%
382 100.0
Never
ƒ
%
Yes
51
37.5
108
29.8
2
32.8
11
25.9
53
27.5
55
32.3
31
40.4
58
36.7
20
28.7
11
31.0
35
26.3
18
23.0
No
25
18.4
56
15.4
0
7.8
7
15.1
26
13.4
30
17.7
10
13.6
20
12.8
15
21.2
14
39.9
15
11.2
17
21.8
Not sure
60
44.1
198
54.8
4
59.4
26
59.0
113
59.1
85
50.1
35
46.0
79
50.5
35
50.0
10
29.1
84
62.5
43
55.3
Total
135 100.0
362 100.0
East
ƒ
South
%
ƒ
6 100.0
Region
Centr GrLks
%
ƒ
%
44 100.0
192 100.0
West
ƒ
%
170 100.0
< $25K
ƒ
%
77 100.0
$25-35K
ƒ
%
157 100.0
$35-50K
ƒ
%
70 100.0
Household Income
$50-75K
ƒ
%
36 100.0
$75-100K
ƒ
%
134 100.0
$100-150K
ƒ
%
78 100.0
$150K+
ƒ
%
Yes
33
31.6
55
29.7
57
33.2
31
29.7
22
28.4
12
16.8
22
31.1
52
34.7
29
31.4
29
44.3
7
31.1
No
11
11.0
30
16.5
32
18.6
21
19.8
11
14.4
16
23.6
9
13.1
29
19.3
13
13.7
8
12.5
4
19.2
Not sure
59
57.4
99
53.7
83
48.2
53
50.5
43
57.2
41
59.6
40
55.8
68
46.0
50
54.9
28
43.1
11
49.7
103
100.0
184
100.0
172
100.0
106
100.0
76
100.0
69
100.0
72
100.0
148
100.0
91
100.0
65
100.0
23
100.0
Total
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Total
Live
n
ƒ
Yes
No
Lge City
%
ƒ
%
Union member
Sm City
Suburbs
ƒ
ƒ
%
Rural
%
ƒ
Yes
%
ƒ
Marital status
No
%
ƒ
%
Married
Single
ƒ
ƒ
%
%
Div/Sep/
Wdw
ƒ
%
Civil
union
ƒ
Home status
Live in
rental
unit
Own a
home
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
ƒ
176
31.1
36
30.8
30
32.2
76
35.2
33
24.6
28
44.3
147
29.4
118
32.9
29
28.3
22
27.3
6
30.0
133
31.3
38
33.7
95
16.8
14
12.4
13
14.1
34
15.7
31
22.7
9
14.3
86
17.1
54
15.1
25
24.7
14
17.1
1
3.0
72
16.9
21
18.6
Not sure
295
52.1
66
56.8
51
53.7
106
49.1
72
52.8
27
41.4
268
53.5
186
52.0
47
47.0
45
55.6
13
67.0
221
51.8
54
47.7
Total
565 100.0
116 100.0
94 100.0
NASCAR Fan
Yes
ƒ
ƒ
%
136 100.0
64 100.0
Self ID Social Networker
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
No
%
216 100.0
501 100.0
358 100.0
Phone
Landline
ƒ
%
Mobile
ƒ
%
101 100.0
Both
ƒ
%
81 100.0
19 100.0
426 100.0
Self ID Investor Class
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Neither
%
114 100.0
%
4
17.2
17
82.8
21 100.0
Passport?
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Yes
63
42.2
112
27.1
72
33.7
103
29.5
74
33.4
16
33.9
85
29.2
67
37.9
109
28.0
89
35.2
87
27.8
No
25
16.4
70
16.9
39
18.2
56
15.9
36
16.1
11
23.5
46
15.9
36
20.5
59
15.1
42
16.5
53
17.0
Not sure
62
41.4
232
56.0
103
48.1
192
54.6
113
50.5
20
42.6
160
54.9
73
41.5
222
56.9
122
48.3
173
55.3
150
100.0
415
100.0
214
100.0
351
100.0
223
100.0
47
100.0
292
100.0
175
100.0
390
100.0
253
100.0
312
100.0
Total
Lost a job due to
corporate downsizing
within the past year?
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Been afraid of losing a
job within the next
year?
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Worked at a job that
pays less than an
immediate previous job?
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Gone without food for 24
hours in the past month
due to a lack of food or
money?
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Creative Job Sector
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Self ID Creative Class
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Yes
21
42.6
154
30.0
38
40.6
137
29.2
46
39.2
130
29.0
26
60.8
150
28.7
50
36.0
125
29.5
62
38.2
113
28.2
No
13
26.4
82
15.8
18
18.7
77
16.4
24
20.6
71
15.8
9
20.3
86
16.5
20
14.6
74
17.5
22
13.7
72
18.0
Not sure
15
31.0
279
54.2
38
40.7
256
54.4
47
40.2
247
55.3
8
18.9
287
54.9
69
49.3
226
53.1
78
48.0
216
53.8
Total
50 100.0
515 100.0
95 100.0
470 100.0
117 100.0
448 100.0
43 100.0
522 100.0
140 100.0
425 100.0
163 100.0
402 100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Total
WalMart shopper?
n
ƒ
Yes
No
%
Weekly
ƒ
%
Few/Month
ƒ
%
Never
ƒ
%
My city or
town
ƒ
%
America
ƒ
%
The planet
earth
ƒ
%
Yes
ƒ
Sympathetic to Occupy
Wall St
No
%
ƒ
Yes
%
ƒ
No
%
ƒ
%
31.1
60
38.4
73
31.2
31
22.6
7
27.9
58
34.1
90
29.9
24
29.5
58
29.9
118
31.7
27
46.1
149
29.4
28
17.7
40
16.8
21
15.5
4
15.1
31
18.2
52
17.3
8
9.6
32
16.6
63
16.9
10
17.0
85
16.7
68
43.9
123
52.1
85
62.0
14
57.1
81
47.7
159
52.8
51
60.9
103
53.5
192
51.4
21
36.9
273
53.9
95
16.8
295
52.1
Total
565 100.0
155 100.0
236 100.0
Are you currently or have you ever
been a member of the National Rifle
Association?
Currently a
member of
the NRA
ƒ
%
No
1-2/year
ƒ
%
Sympathetic to Tea Party
176
Not sure
Yes
Residency
Former
member of
the NRA
ƒ
%
Have never
been a
member of
the NRA
ƒ
%
137 100.0
25 100.0
171 100.0
Are you a current or former gun
owner?
Current gun
owner
ƒ
%
Former gun
owner
ƒ
%
Have never
been a gun
owner
ƒ
%
301 100.0
83 100.0
Do you invest in the
stock market; have an
IRA, a 401-K retirement
plan or a pension fund?
Yes
ƒ
193 100.0
Do you or does anyone in
your household keep a
gun for personal
protection, hunting or
target shooting at your
home, place of business,
or at a vacation home or
club?
No
%
ƒ
372 100.0
Yes
%
ƒ
58 100.0
Veteran/Armed Forces?
No
%
ƒ
507 100.0
Yes
%
ƒ
No
%
ƒ
%
28
46.3
14
22.2
130
30.2
63
32.2
14
26.0
91
32.6
118
36.3
54
24.7
78
35.2
86
29.5
48
28.5
125
32.8
9
14.7
21
35.1
62
14.5
37
19.2
11
20.6
37
13.3
49
15.0
41
18.8
40
18.1
47
16.0
33
19.3
57
15.0
Not sure
23
39.0
26
42.6
237
55.3
95
48.6
29
53.3
150
54.1
158
48.6
124
56.5
103
46.6
159
54.5
89
52.3
198
52.2
Total
60 100.0
61 100.0
429 100.0
195 100.0
55 100.0
278 100.0
326 100.0
220 100.0
222 100.0
292 100.0
170 100.0
380 100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Career or gig?
Career
ƒ
Not currently
employed
ƒ
%
Just a "gig"
ƒ
%
%
Did you not have to pay any taxes last
year because your income level was below
the threshold to pay taxes or because
your tax deductions left you with no
liability?
I did not have to
pay taxes
I had to pay taxes
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Sexual Preference
Hetero
ƒ
Not Hetero
ƒ
%
%
Yes
83
35.4
34
35.7
59
25.0
61
32.6
108
31.1
166
31.0
10
32.0
No
41
17.5
22
23.0
32
13.5
28
15.2
62
18.0
90
16.9
4
14.6
Not sure
110
47.1
39
41.3
145
61.4
97
52.2
176
50.9
279
52.1
16
53.4
Total
234
100.0
95
100.0
236
100.0
186
100.0
346
100.0
535
100.0
30
100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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13. IF yes, why?
Total
Gender
n
ƒ
Ohio is an important swing
state
Ohio is among the largest
states
Ohio and Cleveland are
representative of the nation as
a who
Other
Not sure
Total
Male
%
ƒ
What is your current employment status?
Working
(full or
part time)
ƒ
%
Female
ƒ
%
%
106
60.3
47
63.7
59
57.8
77
69.9
14
8.2
6
8.4
8
8.1
11
10.0
33
18.7
11
15.1
22
21.3
16
14.6
13
7.7
6
8.5
7
7.1
4
3.3
9
5.2
3
4.3
6
5.8
2
2.1
176 100.0
74 100.0
102 100.0
ƒ
Ohio is an important swing
state
Ohio is among the largest
states
Ohio and Cleveland are
representative of the nation as
a who
Other
Not sure
Total
%
Republican
ƒ
%
Independent
ƒ
3
0
%
Temporaril
y
unemployed
and not
looking
for work
ƒ
%
83.5
0
19.3
1
56.3
Student
ƒ
%
1
0
24.4
2
31.3
68.7
4.8
4 100.0
2 100.0
3 100.0
%
79.9
57
66.8
27
57.6
2
13.8
0
.4
2
16.4
10
12.0
2
3.9
1
8.0
15
35.7
0
2.5
11
12.4
9
3
18.4
4
10.2
5
6.0
1
6.5
6
13.6
2
2.7
16 100.0
0
41 100.0
1.2
14 100.0
Generation
Woodstocker
Nikes
s
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
86 100.0
Privates
ƒ
%
13
66.0
71
60.8
22
56.1
16
67.2
27
52.6
60
61.9
24
82.5
44
63.5
31
54.8
4
20.9
6
5.4
4
10.3
5
22.5
7
13.5
2
2.2
4
15.2
8
11.1
2
4.1
1
7.0
25
21.2
7
16.8
2
9.5
11
20.9
19
19.8
0
1.7
11
15.2
13
23.1
9
1
3.8
9
7.9
4
9.0
0
.8
3
5.0
11
11.0
5
6.9
7
12.5
0
2.3
6
4.7
3
7.8
4
8.0
5
5.1
2
3.4
3
5.5
19 100.0
117 100.0
40 100.0
24 100.0
51 100.0
97 100.0
65+
%
11
%
0
50-64
ƒ
40.1
ƒ
ƒ
30-49
ƒ
%
%
16
ƒ
%
18-29
ƒ
53.2
First
Globals
ƒ
Retired
ƒ
%
9
Ideology Recoded
Conservativ
Liberal
Moderate
e
%
Age group A
Stay at
home
parent/spo
use
ƒ
%
11.7
0
110 100.0
Party
Democratic
Temporaril
y
unemployed
and
looking
for work
ƒ
%
.6
29 100.0
69 100.0
57 100.0
5
26.4
ƒ
%
9
31.4
20.2
12
45.2
7
14.4
2
6.0
2
3.9
5
17.4
47 100.0
27 100.0
Education
No College
College
Degree
Degree+
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
29
46.1
77
68.4
6
8.8
9
7.9
46.4
19
30.5
13
11.9
2
8.8
5
7.9
8
7.6
3
18.4
4
6.8
5
4.3
19 100.0
64 100.0
112 100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Total
90600. Which of the following best describes you?
Liberal/progr
essive on
just about
every issue
n
ƒ
Ohio is an important swing
state
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
106
60.3
9
89.8
Ohio is among the largest
states
14
8.2
0
4.5
Ohio and Cleveland are
representative of the nation as
a who
33
18.7
0
Other
13
7.7
0
9
5.2
176
100.0
Not sure
Total
10
18-24
ƒ
Ohio is an important swing
state
Ohio is among the largest
states
Ohio and Cleveland are
representative of the nation as
a who
Other
%
%
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
ƒ
8
89.3
17
55.0
3
20.2
4
6.4
2
11.2
1
10.7
1
4.5
3.8
2
12.7
17
24.4
8
1.9
0
1.8
4
6.6
4
18.4
3
4.9
2
11.2
68
100.0
20
100.0
2
2
100.0
100.0
15
100.0
55-69
ƒ
70+
%
ƒ
%
62.1
25
47.8
0
17.5
4
15.0
9
10.7
1
2.3
0
14.0
0
.5
13
15.5
16
29.3
4
7
9.0
6
10.7
2
2.8
5
9.9
82 100.0
53 100.0
White
4
38.5
ƒ
Hisp
%
ƒ
%
9
Race
AfrAmer
ƒ
%
100.0
65.5
26.6
3
33.0
3
23.5
4
12.5
1
11.2
0
1.4
2
18.8
1
11.0
31
100.0
9
100.0
12
100.0
Other
%
10
66.4
3
68.7
2
46.2
10
6.4
2
14.5
1
24.3
2
43.0
30
20.0
2
16.0
0
7.1
0
0
4.1
13
8.7
0
3.1
1
14.3
8
5.5
1
15 100.0
5 100.0
%
8
59.3
150 100.0
ƒ
37.0
89
9 100.0
Not sure
%
3
Asian
ƒ
Moderate
because I try
to be
rational, not
passionate
about
%
59.2
51
.6
ƒ
12
83.9
0
%
57.8
22
26 100.0
ƒ
39
68.5
3 100.0
Conservative
on just about
every issue
Moderate
because I
look at each
issue
separately
Mainly a
conservative
on social
issues
65.3
Age group B
35-54
ƒ
%
%
ƒ
2
Not sure
Total
ƒ
Mainly a
liberal on
social issues
Mainly a
conservative
on government
spending
10
100.0
25-34
%
Mainly a
liberal on
government
spending
ƒ
%
2 100.0
Child under 17?
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
48
74.5
58
52.0
34.2
8
13.1
6
5.4
2.5
4
5.9
29
26.1
2
3.8
11
9.9
2
2.7
7
6.6
17.1
5 100.0
2 100.0
65 100.0
111 100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Total
Religion
n
ƒ
Ohio is an important swing
state
Ohio is among the largest
states
Ohio and Cleveland are
representative of the nation as
a who
Other
Not sure
Total
Catholic
ƒ
%
%
BornAgain
Jewish
ƒ
%
Other/None
ƒ
%
Yes
ƒ
%
Attend religious services
No/NS
ƒ
%
Weekly+
ƒ
%
Weekly
ƒ
%
1-2/Month
ƒ
%
60.3
32
62.9
64
59.7
1
74.8
6
53.7
34
63.6
31
55.9
18
58.8
36
62.3
14
8.2
10
19.0
3
2.7
0
11.2
2
14.8
2
3.0
1
2.4
4
13.3
3
5.7
33
18.7
6
10.9
24
21.8
2
21.6
10
19.2
13
24.4
4
12.2
8
14.1
4
21.6
13
7.7
3
5.7
9
8.3
1
8.5
4
7.7
5
8.8
5
15.8
5
8.7
0
2.0
9
5.2
1
1.5
8
7.5
0
1.5
3
6.5
5
8.6
5
9.1
1
3.1
176 100.0
51 100.0
ƒ
108 100.0
South
%
ƒ
0
14.0
2 100.0
Region
Centr GrLks
%
ƒ
%
11 100.0
West
ƒ
53 100.0
< $25K
%
ƒ
55 100.0
$25-35K
%
ƒ
31 100.0
58 100.0
ƒ
%
ƒ
73.4
20 100.0
Household Income
$50-75K
$35-50K
%
15
Holidays
ƒ
%
106
East
Ohio is an important swing
state
Protestant
ƒ
%
%
Never
ƒ
%
5
43.2
18
50.3
12
65.7
2
21.3
3
9.0
2
8.3
4
35.5
10
28.4
3
14.5
1
3.7
2
10.4
3
8.7
0
.9
11 100.0
$75-100K
ƒ
Rarely
ƒ
%
%
35 100.0
$100-150K
ƒ
18 100.0
$150K+
%
ƒ
%
20
60.5
30
55.2
36
63.5
20
63.0
7
34.2
4
38.5
10
46.2
32
62.0
18
61.7
26
91.1
4
61.9
4
13.5
5
9.3
3
4.6
2
7.4
4
19.8
1
8.1
2
7.6
2
3.7
4
15.6
0
.8
1
13.0
6
19.2
9
15.8
12
21.6
6
17.7
3
15.7
6
49.6
5
20.3
11
21.7
4
15.5
1
3.6
2
25.1
Other
1
4.3
7
12.4
3
5.9
2
6.2
5
23.3
2
9.5
5
9.0
0
1.3
1
4.5
Not sure
1
2.4
4
7.4
3
4.4
2
5.6
1
6.9
0
3.8
4
16.4
2
3.5
2
5.8
33
100.0
55
100.0
57
100.0
31
100.0
22
100.0
12
100.0
22
100.0
52
100.0
29
100.0
29
100.0
7
100.0
Ohio is among the largest
states
Ohio and Cleveland are
representative of the nation as
a who
Total
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Total
Live
n
ƒ
Ohio is an important swing
state
Ohio is among the largest
states
Ohio and Cleveland are
representative of the nation as
a who
Other
Not sure
Total
Lge City
ƒ
%
%
Sm City
ƒ
%
Suburbs
ƒ
%
Rural
ƒ
%
Yes
ƒ
Marital status
No
%
ƒ
Married
ƒ
%
%
Div/Sep/
Wdw
ƒ
%
Single
ƒ
%
Civil
union
ƒ
%
106
60.3
19
52.5
18
60.6
47
61.9
22
64.6
18
64.2
88
59.5
74
62.5
15
51.2
12
53.5
14
8.2
4
11.3
0
1.4
8
10.9
2
4.9
4
13.4
11
7.2
6
5.4
6
22.2
2
7.6
33
18.7
4
10.2
8
26.1
15
19.8
6
18.3
4
12.7
29
19.8
23
19.7
4
15.1
4
17.4
13
7.7
7
18.4
3
11.3
3
4.6
3
9.7
11
7.3
7
6.3
3
10.9
3
13.5
9
5.2
3
7.6
0
.5
2
2.8
9
6.2
7
6.1
0
.6
2
8.0
176 100.0
36 100.0
30 100.0
NASCAR Fan
Yes
ƒ
Ohio is an important swing
state
Union member
ƒ
12.2
33 100.0
Self ID Social Networker
Yes
No
No
%
4
76 100.0
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
28 100.0
147 100.0
Phone
Landline
Mobile
ƒ
118 100.0
%
ƒ
%
29 100.0
Own a
home
ƒ
%
74.9
1
25.1
6 100.0
87
65.0
17
45.2
10
7.8
4
10.7
23
17.2
10
25.8
7
5.1
5
12.1
7
5.0
2
6.2
133 100.0
Self ID Investor Class
Yes
No
Both
ƒ
22 100.0
4
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
Home status
Live in
rental
unit
ƒ
%
%
Neither
ƒ
%
38 100.0
1
41.0
2
59.0
4 100.0
Passport?
Yes
ƒ
No
%
ƒ
%
40
63.1
66
58.7
45
62.9
61
58.5
48
64.1
6
34.8
53
61.8
50
74.5
56
51.6
53
59.7
53
60.9
8
12.9
6
5.6
9
12.6
5
5.1
8
10.7
3
15.6
4
4.6
5
7.2
10
8.8
10
11.6
4
4.8
9
13.7
24
21.4
8
11.4
25
23.7
11
14.7
3
17.2
19
22.4
6
8.7
27
24.7
14
16.1
18
21.3
Other
4
6.0
10
8.6
5
6.7
9
8.4
6
8.7
2
15.2
5
5.3
5
8.0
8
7.5
6
6.4
8
9.0
Not sure
3
4.3
6
5.7
5
6.4
4
4.3
1
1.8
3
17.3
5
5.8
1
1.6
8
7.4
6
6.3
3
4.0
63
100.0
112
100.0
72
100.0
103
100.0
74
100.0
16
100.0
85
100.0
67
100.0
109
100.0
89
100.0
87
100.0
Ohio is among the largest
states
Ohio and Cleveland are
representative of the nation as
a who
Total
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Lost a job due to
corporate downsizing
within the past year?
Yes
No
Total
n
ƒ
Ohio is an important swing
state
Ohio is among the largest
states
Ohio and Cleveland are
representative of the nation as
a who
Other
Not sure
Total
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Worked at a job that
pays less than an
immediate previous
job?
Yes
No
Been afraid of losing
a job within the next
year?
Yes
No
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Total
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
15
69.6
91
59.0
26
67.2
80
58.4
33
71.4
73
56.3
16
62.6
90
59.9
36
72.4
69
55.4
44
70.6
62
54.6
14
8.2
4
19.1
10
6.7
3
8.7
11
8.1
1
2.6
13
10.2
1
3.3
14
9.1
5
10.6
9
7.3
4
6.3
10
9.3
33
18.7
2
7.1
31
20.3
6
16.8
26
19.2
5
10.4
28
21.6
3
11.1
30
20.0
1
1.7
32
25.5
7
10.5
26
23.1
13
7.7
0
2.1
13
8.4
3
7.3
11
7.8
5
10.9
8
6.5
6
23.0
8
5.0
6
11.0
8
6.3
5
8.1
8
7.4
9
5.2
0
2.1
9
5.6
9
6.6
2
4.7
7
5.3
9
6.1
2
4.3
7
5.5
3
4.5
6
5.5
176 100.0
ƒ
Not sure
ƒ
Self ID Creative Class
Yes
No
60.3
21 100.0
Weekly
Ohio is among the largest
states
Ohio and Cleveland are
representative of the nation as
a who
Other
%
Creative Job Sector
Yes
No
106
154 100.0
38 100.0
137 100.0
46 100.0
WalMart shopper?
Ohio is an important swing
state
ƒ
Gone without food for
24 hours in the past
month due to a lack of
food or money?
Yes
No
%
26 100.0
150 100.0
Residency
Few/Month
1-2/year
ƒ
ƒ
%
130 100.0
%
32
54.3
46
63.2
22
70.9
8
13.9
4
4.8
3
12
20.2
16
22.2
5
9.1
4
1
2.5
3
60
100.0
73
My city or
town
Never
ƒ
%
4
56.4
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
125 100.0
Sympathetic to Tea Party
The planet
earth
America
50 100.0
ƒ
%
Yes
ƒ
ƒ
113 100.0
Sympathetic to Occupy Wall
St
No
%
62 100.0
Yes
%
ƒ
No
%
ƒ
%
41
70.6
49
54.2
15
62.9
38
65.3
68
57.9
17
64.5
89
59.5
8.3
7
11.4
6
6.5
2
7.8
4
7.4
10
8.6
5
20.6
9
6.0
3
9.9
8
13.6
18
19.5
6
25.7
7
11.8
26
22.0
2
7.3
31
20.7
5.9
2
5.3
1
1.5
12
13.7
0
1.1
8
13.5
6
4.8
2
7.7
11
7.7
3.8
2
5.6
3
43.6
2
3.0
5
6.0
1
2.5
1
2.1
8
6.7
9
6.1
100.0
31
100.0
7
100.0
58
100.0
90
100.0
24
100.0
58
100.0
118
100.0
149
100.0
27
100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Are you currently or have you ever
been a member of the National
Rifle Association?
Total
Currently
a member
of the NRA
n
ƒ
Ohio is an important swing
state
Ohio is among the largest
states
Ohio and Cleveland are
representative of the nation as
a who
Other
Not sure
Total
%
ƒ
%
Former
member of
the NRA
ƒ
%
Have never
been a
member of
the NRA
ƒ
%
Are you a current or former gun
owner?
Current
gun owner
ƒ
%
Former gun
owner
ƒ
%
No
%
ƒ
Yes
%
ƒ
No
%
ƒ
Yes
%
ƒ
No
%
ƒ
%
19
69.2
6
43.7
76
58.7
35
55.6
8
59.3
56
61.8
73
61.6
32
58.1
46
59.2
53
61.8
30
61.8
74
59.4
14
8.2
2
6.2
2
15.4
11
8.2
5
8.3
2
13.1
7
8.1
12
10.2
2
4.3
6
8.1
8
9.0
5
9.9
10
7.7
33
18.7
4
13.8
2
17.7
26
20.4
11
17.8
3
22.5
17
18.7
22
18.4
9
17.4
12
15.4
17
20.3
5
9.6
28
22.4
13
7.7
3
10.8
0
3.3
10
7.8
8
13.4
1
5.1
4
4.8
7
6.2
6
11.3
9
11.1
5
5.6
4
8.8
9
7.0
9
5.2
3
19.9
6
4.9
3
5.0
6
6.6
4
3.5
5
9.0
5
6.2
3
3.3
5
9.9
4
3.4
176 100.0
28 100.0
Career
Total
Yes
ƒ
60.3
ƒ
Not sure
%
Veteran/Armed Forces?
106
14 100.0
130 100.0
63 100.0
14 100.0
Not currently
employed
ƒ
%
Just a "gig"
ƒ
%
%
91 100.0
118 100.0
54 100.0
78 100.0
Did you not have to pay any taxes last
year because your income level was below
the threshold to pay taxes or because
your tax deductions left you with no
liability?
I did not have to
pay taxes
I had to pay taxes
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Career or gig?
Ohio is an important swing
state
Ohio is among the largest
states
Ohio and Cleveland are
representative of the nation as
a who
Other
Do you invest in the
stock market; have an
IRA, a 401-K
retirement plan or a
pension fund?
Have never
been a gun
owner
ƒ
Do you or does anyone
in your household keep
a gun for personal
protection, hunting or
target shooting at
your home, place of
business, or at a
vacation home or club?
86 100.0
48 100.0
125 100.0
Sexual Preference
Hetero
ƒ
Not Hetero
ƒ
%
%
63
75.9
17
49.2
26
44.7
31
51.0
72
66.9
101
60.7
5
53.1
8
10.3
4
10.4
2
4.1
4
7.3
8
7.6
14
8.7
9
10.7
7
21.1
17
28.5
11
18.9
19
17.4
30
18.3
2
24.5
2
2.4
5
14.2
7
11.4
8
12.8
6
5.3
13
7.9
0
4.0
1
.7
2
5.1
7
11.4
6
10.0
3
2.8
7
4.4
2
18.5
83
100.0
34
100.0
59
100.0
61
100.0
108
100.0
166
100.0
10
100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Total
Gender
n
ƒ
Should have been in my state
Ohio and Cleveland are not
representative of the nation
Other
Not Sure
Total
Male
%
ƒ
Working
(full or
part time)
ƒ
%
Female
ƒ
%
%
What is your current employment status?
Temporaril Temporaril
y
y
Stay at
unemployed unemployed
home
and
and not
parent/spo
looking
looking
Student
use
for work
for work
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
11
11.9
7
10.1
4
16.4
7
11.6
48
50.7
37
54.2
11
42.1
26
44.6
4
93.1
1
30
31.9
22
33.3
8
28.6
23
39.0
0
6.9
5
5.5
2
2.5
4
13.0
3
4.8
95 100.0
68 100.0
27 100.0
59 100.0
Party
Democratic
ƒ
%
Republican
ƒ
%
Independent
ƒ
%
4 100.0
18-29
ƒ
%
30-49
ƒ
%
3
17.3
1
3.8
5
10.7
4
20.0
1
8.6
36.2
1
15.5
3
51.5
13
69.8
5
33.5
24
53.5
11
53.8
7
62.9
0
14.4
3
72.1
2
35.1
2
9.6
9
62.7
14
32.0
3
16.0
3
28.5
2
49.4
1
3.3
2
3.8
2
10.2
3 100.0
4 100.0
5 100.0
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
%
19 100.0
15 100.0
Generation
Woodstocker
s
Nikes
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
45 100.0
Privates
ƒ
%
1
15.2
10
14.8
1
2.6
2
39.5
4
14.0
5
8.4
3
11.7
2
7.3
5
17.1
Ohio and Cleveland are not
representative of the nation
3
56.6
33
50.5
11
49.7
4
57.3
12
44.0
33
54.1
10
36.8
19
61.3
15
48.1
4
Other
1
20.4
20
30.5
9
39.1
11
42.0
19
31.5
13
51.5
8
25.9
8
27.7
0
Not Sure
0
7.9
3
4.2
2
8.6
4
6.0
2
5.4
2
7.1
Total
6 100.0
23 100.0
3.2
6 100.0
%
13.3
Should have been in my state
66 100.0
65+
ƒ
1
ƒ
0
50-64
ƒ
%
12.4
First
Globals
ƒ
Retired
ƒ
%
0
Ideology Recoded
Conservativ
e
Liberal
Moderate
%
Age group A
27 100.0
60 100.0
26 100.0
31 100.0
30 100.0
21 100.0
11 100.0
Education
No College
College
Degree
Degree+
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
7
18.4
4
7.4
91.1
18
45.7
29
55.1
8.9
12
29.4
18
35.1
3
6.4
1
2.4
4 100.0
40 100.0
52 100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Liberal/progres
sive on just
about every
issue
ƒ
%
Should have been in my state
Ohio and Cleveland are not
representative of the nation
Other
0
18.6
2
81.4
Mainly a
liberal on
government
spending
ƒ
%
1
100.0
Mainly a
liberal on
social issues
ƒ
%
1
28.2
5
13.2
2
11.3
3
60.2
21
58.8
7
46.5
5
1
11.6
9
25.1
6
39.2
1
1
2.9
0
3.0
36
100.0
16
100.0
Not Sure
Total
2
100.0
1
100.0
Mainly a
Conservative on conservative on
Mainly a
government
just about
conservative on
spending
every issue
social issues
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
5
100.0
6
Moderate
because I look
at each issue
separately
ƒ
%
Moderate
because I try
to be rational,
not passionate
about
ƒ
%
Not sure
ƒ
%
1
3.1
2
49.5
77.6
8
43.3
0
8.6
1
11.8
22.4
9
50.2
2
41.9
2
33.5
1
3.3
3
54.7
19
100.0
6
100.0
100.0
5
100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Total
n
ƒ
Should have been in my state
Ohio and Cleveland are not
representative of the nation
Other
Not Sure
Total
18-24
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
6.5
3
13.7
2
6.0
5
19.7
4
55.5
6
29.9
23
59.5
13
51.3
30
31.9
3
38.0
11
56.4
10
27.1
7
25.1
5
5.5
3
7.4
1
4.0
95 100.0
7 100.0
19 100.0
38 100.0
Religion
Protestant
Jewish
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
ƒ
ƒ
2 100.0
Yes
%
%
2 100.0
26 100.0
Other/None
White
%
%
ƒ
ƒ
%
ƒ
Asian
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
6
7.8
4
40.1
1
27.5
55.4
1
13.2
1
29.1
0
20.3
26
32.6
3
28.4
1
38.3
1
79.7
3
4.2
2
18.3
0
5.1
79 100.0
9 100.0
Weekly+
%
ƒ
4 100.0
ƒ
1 100.0
%
ƒ
%
2
23.2
2
7.1
5
15.1
3
25.0
2
8.6
3
18.6
3
51.0
13
50.6
15
50.6
7
65.1
12
62.0
6
40.1
8
2
25.8
10
38.2
10
34.3
6
28.4
6
39.5
6
1
4.0
1
10.0
0
1.0
0
1.8
6
22.3
20
36.1
Not Sure
1
4.4
1
1.9
25 100.0
56 100.0
East
ƒ
South
%
0 100.0
ƒ
0 100.0
7 100.0
Region
Centr GrLks
%
ƒ
%
26 100.0
West
ƒ
30 100.0
< $25K
%
ƒ
%
10 100.0
20 100.0
$25-35K
$35-50K
ƒ
ƒ
%
15 100.0
ƒ
%
4
10.9
8
12.5
81.9
19
55.6
29
47.9
11
32.1
19
31.8
0
1.4
5
7.8
34 100.0
60 100.0
Rarely
ƒ
Never
%
ƒ
%
3
22.2
0
1.8
55.3
10
65.4
5
30.5
44.7
1
8.3
10
57.8
1
4.1
2
10.0
14 100.0
ƒ
%
18.1
Household Income
$50-75K
$75-100K
%
ƒ
2
%
11.4
%
0
ƒ
6
50.6
ƒ
3 100.0
7.3
28
%
Attend religious services
1-2/Month
Holidays
Weekly
%
Child under 17?
Yes
No
Other
43
BornAgain
No/NS
ƒ
Race
AfrAmer
Hisp
2
66.1
Total
%
0
16
Not Sure
ƒ
50.7
Other
Ohio and Cleveland are not
representative of the nation
Other
%
11.9
Should have been in my state
Should have been in my state
ƒ
70+
48
ƒ
Total
%
55-69
11
Catholic
Ohio and Cleveland are not
representative of the nation
Age group B
35-54
25-34
%
15 100.0
$100-150K
ƒ
%
17 100.0
$150K+
ƒ
%
1
5.1
6
18.2
1
3.8
4
18.9
3
31.5
1
3.6
4
37.9
1
2.7
2
14.5
1
13.4
9
75.1
15
48.6
16
50.7
8
40.5
4
39.0
9
56.2
4
39.9
20
68.8
5
36.9
3
35.2
3
58.7
1
11.9
7
23.5
15
45.5
7
34.2
2
13.9
7
40.2
0
4.7
8
27.5
6
47.1
4
51.4
2
41.3
1
7.9
3
9.7
1
6.4
2
15.6
2
17.5
0
1.0
0
1.6
11
100.0
30
100.0
21
100.0
11
100.0
9
100.0
29
100.0
13
100.0
8
100.0
4
100.0
32
100.0
16
100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Total
Live
n
ƒ
Lge City
ƒ
%
%
Sm City
ƒ
%
Union member
Suburbs
ƒ
%
Rural
ƒ
%
Yes
ƒ
11
11.9
3
22.7
3
20.4
0
1.2
5
15.9
Ohio and Cleveland are not
representative of the nation
48
50.7
6
44.0
6
43.8
17
50.7
18
57.7
8
Other
30
31.9
4
27.6
5
35.8
15
44.2
6
20.9
5
5.5
1
5.7
1
3.8
2
5.5
Not Sure
Total
95 100.0
14 100.0
13 100.0
NASCAR Fan
Yes
ƒ
Should have been in my state
Ohio and Cleveland are not
representative of the nation
Other
Not Sure
Total
ƒ
31 100.0
Self ID Social Networker
Yes
No
No
%
34 100.0
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
No
%
Should have been in my state
ƒ
%
Married
ƒ
%
Single
ƒ
%
Home status
Div/Sep/
Wdw
ƒ
%
Civil
union
ƒ
%
Live in
rental
unit
ƒ
%
Own a
home
ƒ
%
11
13.2
5
8.4
5
19.4
2
14.0
10
14.2
1
4.9
83.3
40
47.2
33
61.7
10
39.0
5
36.1
37
51.4
11
51.0
1
7.0
30
34.6
14
26.0
9
34.8
7
49.9
22
29.9
9
41.2
1
9.7
4
5.0
2
3.9
2
6.8
3
4.5
1
2.9
9 100.0
86 100.0
54 100.0
Phone
Landline
Mobile
ƒ
Marital status
%
ƒ
%
25 100.0
1 100.0
Self ID Investor Class
Yes
No
Both
ƒ
14 100.0
1 100.0
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
72 100.0
21 100.0
Passport?
Yes
ƒ
No
%
ƒ
%
3
12.5
8
11.7
4
9.6
8
13.5
4
11.8
5
41.8
2
5.2
3
6.9
9
15.0
5
11.4
7
12.3
14
57.6
34
48.3
20
50.5
28
50.8
18
49.0
6
49.4
25
53.8
15
42.9
33
55.5
19
45.5
29
54.8
6
23.0
25
35.1
15
38.3
15
27.5
12
34.7
1
8.8
17
36.3
18
50.1
12
20.7
17
41.6
13
24.3
2
6.9
3
5.0
1
1.6
5
8.2
2
4.6
2
4.7
5
8.8
1
1.5
5
8.6
25
100.0
70
100.0
39
100.0
56
100.0
36
100.0
46
100.0
59
100.0
42
100.0
53
100.0
11
100.0
36
100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Lost a job due to
corporate downsizing
within the past year?
Yes
ƒ
Should have been in my state
Ohio and Cleveland are not
representative of the nation
Other
Not Sure
Total
Been afraid of losing a
job within the next
year?
No
%
ƒ
Yes
%
ƒ
Worked at a job that
pays less than an
immediate previous job?
No
%
ƒ
Yes
%
ƒ
Gone without food for 24
hours in the past month
due to a lack of food or
money?
No
%
ƒ
Yes
%
ƒ
Creative Job Sector
No
%
ƒ
Yes
%
ƒ
Self ID Creative Class
No
%
ƒ
Yes
%
ƒ
No
%
ƒ
%
4
28.1
8
9.3
3
16.2
8
10.9
2
10.0
9
12.6
5
57.9
6
7.3
0
1.5
11
14.8
0
1.3
11
15.2
8
58.2
40
49.5
13
72.1
35
45.8
15
63.8
33
46.2
2
26.3
46
53.2
8
41.5
40
53.2
11
51.0
37
50.6
1
5.8
29
36.1
2
10.2
28
36.9
6
26.2
24
33.9
1
15.8
29
33.5
11
56.0
19
25.3
11
47.7
20
27.1
1
7.9
4
5.1
0
1.5
5
6.4
5
7.3
5
6.0
0
1.0
5
6.7
5
7.1
13 100.0
82 100.0
18 100.0
77 100.0
24 100.0
71 100.0
9 100.0
86 100.0
20 100.0
74 100.0
22 100.0
72 100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Total
WalMart shopper?
n
ƒ
Weekly
%
ƒ
Few/Month
%
ƒ
%
Residency
1-2/year
ƒ
%
Should have been in my state
11
11.9
2
8.5
9
22.7
Ohio and Cleveland are not
representative of the nation
48
50.7
14
52.2
18
45.5
11
49.9
Other
30
31.9
9
32.6
13
31.9
9
5
5.5
2
6.7
2
Not Sure
Total
95 100.0
28 100.0
40 100.0
Are you currently or have you ever
been a member of the National Rifle
Association?
Currently a
member of
the NRA
ƒ
%
Should have been in my state
Former
member of
the NRA
ƒ
%
Have never
been a
member of
the NRA
ƒ
%
My city or
town
Never
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
The planet
earth
ƒ
%
Yes
ƒ
Sympathetic to Occupy
Wall St
No
%
ƒ
Yes
%
ƒ
No
%
ƒ
%
4
13.4
6
11.7
1
13.1
5
16.3
6
9.7
1
8.0
10
12.4
21
68.3
23
43.3
4
53.9
22
70.0
26
40.9
7
75.1
41
47.9
40.8
5
15.7
20
39.3
3
33.0
4
13.7
26
41.2
2
16.8
29
33.7
9.3
1
2.6
3
5.8
5
8.2
5
6.1
4 100.0
21 100.0
4 100.0
31 100.0
Current gun
owner
%
Former gun
owner
ƒ
%
52 100.0
Have never
been a gun
owner
ƒ
8 100.0
Do you invest in the
stock market; have an
IRA, a 401-K retirement
plan or a pension fund?
Are you a current or former gun
owner?
ƒ
America
Sympathetic to Tea Party
%
Yes
ƒ
32 100.0
Do you or does anyone in
your household keep a
gun for personal
protection, hunting or
target shooting at your
home, place of business,
or at a vacation home or
club?
No
%
ƒ
63 100.0
Yes
%
ƒ
10 100.0
Veteran/Armed Forces?
No
%
ƒ
85 100.0
Yes
%
ƒ
No
%
ƒ
%
7
30.3
5
7.7
4
10.2
4
35.4
4
9.5
3
6.8
8
19.3
6
14.4
5
11.7
6
17.1
4
7.1
Ohio and Cleveland are not
representative of the nation
7
76.8
11
50.2
30
47.7
16
43.2
7
60.2
20
53.1
24
48.7
23
55.8
18
44.1
24
52.0
20
61.5
27
46.5
Other
2
23.2
4
19.5
24
38.5
16
43.8
0
4.4
11
29.8
22
44.5
6
15.6
16
39.0
14
30.3
7
19.9
24
41.6
4
6.2
1
2.8
3
7.6
4
9.3
1
2.6
3
6.0
0
1.4
3
4.8
Not Sure
Total
9 100.0
21 100.0
62 100.0
37 100.0
11 100.0
37 100.0
49 100.0
41 100.0
40 100.0
47 100.0
33 100.0
57 100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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Did you not have to pay any taxes last
year because your income level was
below the threshold to pay taxes or
because your tax deductions left you
with no liability?
I did not have to
I had to pay taxes
pay taxes
Career or gig?
Career
ƒ
Should have been in my state
Not currently
employed
ƒ
%
Just a "gig"
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
ƒ
%
Sexual Preference
Hetero
ƒ
Not Hetero
%
ƒ
%
4
9.9
3
13.5
4
13.4
4
14.2
7
11.7
9
10.5
2
41.6
Ohio and Cleveland are not
representative of the nation
18
44.6
11
50.7
19
58.6
17
60.5
30
48.4
47
52.0
1
23.0
Other
16
38.6
8
35.8
7
20.7
5
19.3
23
36.5
30
33.5
3
7.0
2
7.3
2
6.0
2
3.4
4
4.0
2
35.4
41
100.0
32
100.0
28
100.0
62
100.0
90
100.0
4
100.0
Not Sure
Total
22
100.0
Subsets have a larger margin of error than the whole data set. As a rule we do not rely on the validity of very small subsets of the data, especially sets smaller
than 50-75 respondents. At that size subset we can make generalizations, but in these cases the data is more qualitative than quantitative
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