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American National Election Studies, 2004

Data Archive > U.S. Surveys > General Population > National > National Election Studies > Codebook


All frequencies are raw numbers (no weights used).
1) Dateset version – 2004 NES_Version: 2005Aug16 (VERSION)
2) 2004 Pre Election Interview Case ID (PRE_ID)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL1212606.621350
3) 2004 Post Election Interview Case ID (POST_ID)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL1212719.953579
4) Pre-election post-stratified sample weight (WEIGHT1)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL121210
5) Post-election post-stratified sample weight (WEIGHT2)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL1212.881
6) Sampling error code (SAMPCODE)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL1212162.41572
7) Pre-election interview only OR both pre and post interviews completed (PRE_POST)
TOTAL%
0) Pre-election interview only14612.0
1) Both Pre-election and Post-election interviews106688.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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8) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: Number of persons in household (NUM_PERS)
TOTAL%
1) One person in HH32526.8
2) Two persons in HH53143.8
3) Three persons in HH16813.9
4) Four persons in HH1109.1
5) Five persons in HH514.2
6) Six persons in HH161.3
7) Seven persons in HH50.4
8) Eight persons in HH20.2
9) Nine persons in HH40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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9) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: Number of adults in household (NUMADLTS)
TOTAL%
1) One adult in HH38631.8
2) Two adults in HH68356.4
3) 3 adults in HH1018.3
4) 4 adults in HH332.7
5) 5 adults in HH80.7
6) Six adults in HH10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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10) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: Number of eligible adults in household (ELIGADLT)
TOTAL%
1) One eligible adult in HH41434.2
2) Two eligible adults in HH67255.4
3) Three eligible adults in HH897.3
4) Four eligible adult sin HH292.4
5) Five eligible adults in HH70.6
6) Six eligible adults in HH10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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11) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: Number of ineligible adults in household (INELADLT)
TOTAL%
0) No ineligible adult in HH117697.0
1) One ineligible adult in HH262.1
2) Two ineligible adults in HH60.5
3) Three ineligible adults in HH30.2
4) Four ineligible adults in HH10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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12) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: Number of female adults in household (FEMADULT)
TOTAL%
0) No female adult in HH17114.1
1) One female adult in HH92976.7
2) 2 females adults in HH947.8
3) 3 females adults in HH181.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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13) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: Number of children in household (NUM_KIDS)
TOTAL%
0) No child in HH92476.2
1) One child in HH12910.6
2) 2 children in HH998.2
3) 3 children in HH403.3
4) 4 children in HH151.2
5) 5 children in HH20.2
6) 6 children in HH20.2
7) 7 children in HH10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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14) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: Number of female children in household (FEM_KIDS)
TOTAL%
0) No female child in HH103085.0
1) One female child in HH12110.0
2) Two female children in HH463.8
3) 3 female children in HH131.1
4) 4 female children in HH20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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15) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: Number of children under 5 in household (YNG_KIDS)
TOTAL%
0) No child in HH under 5 years old109590.3
1) One child in HH under 5 years old857.0
2) Two children in HH under 5 years old262.1
3) Three children in HH under 5 years old60.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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16) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: Number of children age 5-9 in household (KID_59)
TOTAL%
0) No child in HH age 5-9109990.7
1) One child in HH age 5-9836.8
2) Two children in HH age 5-9262.1
3) Three children in HH age 5-940.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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17) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: Number of children age 10-13 in household (KID_1013)
TOTAL%
0) No child in HH age 10-13111391.8
1) One child in HH age 10-13826.8
2) Two children in HH age 10-13151.2
3) Three children in HH age 10-1310.1
4) Four children in HH age 10-1310.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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18) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: Number of children age 14-17 in household (KID_1417)
TOTAL%
0) No child in HH age 14-17111391.8
1) One child in HH age 14-17857.0
2) Two children in HH age 14-17121.0
3) Three children in HH age 14-1720.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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19) Respondent person number in household listing (RESP_NUM)
TOTAL%
1) R is person number 1 (1st person in HH listing)80266.2
2) R is person number 2 (2nd person in HH listing)36330.0
3) R is person number 3 (3rd person in HH listing)322.6
4) R is person number 4 (4th person in HH listing)121.0
5) R is person number 5 (5th person in HH listing)10.1
7) R is person number 7 (7th person in HH listing)10.1
8) R is person number 8 (8th person in HH listing)10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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20) Gender of respondent (GENDER)
TOTAL%
1) Male56646.7
2) Female64653.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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21) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: Respondent relationship to informant (RESP_REL)
TOTAL%
1) Self80266.2
2) Wife/female partner14512.0
3) Husband/male partner16813.9
4) Mother110.9
5) Father30.2
6) Sister70.6
7) Brother50.4
8) Daughter181.5
9) Son231.9
12) Roommate221.8
14) Nephew10.1
16) Uncle10.1
18) Grandson10.1
22) Son-in-law10.1
23) Sister-in-law10.1
26) Other (SPECIFY)30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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22) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: Respondent's number of children in household (RESPKIDS)
TOTAL%
0) No child in HH is (step) son/daughter of R95378.6
1) 1 child in HH is (step) son/daughter of R1179.7
2) 2 children in HH are (step) sons/daughters of R927.6
3) 3 children in HH are (step) sons/daughters of R332.7
4) 4 children in HH are (step) sons/daughters of R131.1
5) 5 children in HH are (step) sons/daughters of R10.1
6) 6 children in HH are (step) sons/daughters of R30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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23) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: Respondent's number of female children in household (RESPFEMK)
TOTAL%
0) No child in HH is (step) daughter of R104886.5
1) 1 child in HH is (step) daughter of R1119.2
2) 2 children in HH are (step) daughters of R403.3
3) 3 children in HH are (step) daughters of R110.9
4) 4 children in HH are (step) daughters of R20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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24) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: Household composition (HH_COMP)
TOTAL%
10) 1 adult male HHR14111.6
11) 1 adult mall HHR plus 1 adult non-relative121.0
12) 1 adult male HHR plus 2 or more adult non-relatives110.9
20) 1 adult female HHR24520.2
21) 1 adult female HHR plus 1 adult non-relative110.9
22) 1 adult female HHR plus 2 or more adult non-relatives40.3
30) 1 married couple: no children or all children living at home are under 1859449.0
40) 1 married couple plus 1 other adult relative625.1
51) 1 married couple plus 1 adult non-relative141.2
52) 1 married couple plus 2 or more adult non-relatives40.3
55) 1 married couple plus relative (s) and non-relative (s)312.6
60) 1 adult male HHR plus 1 adult relative252.1
75) 1 adult male HHR plus relative (s) and non-relative (s)10.1
80) 1 adult female HHR plus 1 adult relative413.4
90) 1 adult female HHR plus 2 or more relatives121.0
95) 1 adult female HHR plus relative (s) and non-relative (s)40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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25) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: first household adult - age (FH_ADAGE)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL121247.76617
26) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: first household adult - gender (HH_ADSEX)
TOTAL%
1) Male53844.4
5) Female67455.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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27) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: second household adult - age (HH2_AGE)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL82646.34516
28) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: second household adult - gender (HH2_SEX)
TOTAL%
1) Male41650.4
5) Female41049.6
Missing386 
TOTAL826100.0
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29) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: third household adult - age (HH3_AGE)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL14334.5117
30) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: third household adult - gender (HH3_SEX)
TOTAL%
1) Male8156.6
5) Female6243.4
Missing1069 
TOTAL143100.0
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31) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: fourth household adult - age (HH4_AGE)
TOTAL%
18) 49.5
19) 511.9
20) 37.1
21) 49.5
22) 716.7
23) 12.4
24) 24.8
25) 12.4
29) 12.4
31) 12.4
35) 24.8
37) 12.4
40) 24.8
46) 12.4
48) 24.8
50) 12.4
53) 12.4
57) 12.4
63) 12.4
65) 12.4
Missing1170 
TOTAL42100.0
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32) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: fourth household adult - gender (HH4_SEX)
TOTAL%
1) Male2354.8
5) Female1945.2
Missing1170 
TOTAL42100.0
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33) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: fifth household adult - age (HH5_AGE)
TOTAL%
19) 333.3
20) 111.1
21) 111.1
25) 111.1
27) 111.1
47) 111.1
52) 111.1
Missing1203 
TOTAL9100.0
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34) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: fifth household adult - gender (HH5_SEX)
TOTAL%
1) Male444.4
5) Female555.6
Missing1203 
TOTAL9100.0
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35) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: sixth household adult - age (HH6_AGE)
TOTAL%
21) 1100.0
Missing1211 
TOTAL1100.0
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36) HOUSEHOLD LISTING: sixth household adult - gender (HH6_SEX)
TOTAL%
5) Female1100.0
Missing1211 
TOTAL1100.0
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37) State name [see variables 38 and 39 for state names--FIPS and ICPSR codes] (STATE)
38) Postal abbreviation of state [see variables 38 and 39 for state names--FIPS and ICPSR codes] (POST_ABR)
39) FIPS state code (FIPS)
TOTAL%
1) Alabama645.3
5) Arkansas302.5
6) California13811.4
8) Colorado272.2
9) Connect100.8
11) Washington D.C.10.1
12) Florida484.0
13) Georgia100.8
17) Illinois352.9
18) Indiana473.9
19) Iowa221.8
22) Louisiana463.8
24) Maryland342.8
25) Massachusetts574.7
26) Michigan594.9
27) Minnesota473.9
29) Missouri191.6
33) New Hampshire131.1
34) New Jersey363.0
36) New York867.1
39) Ohio332.7
41) Oregon262.1
42) Pennsylvania161.3
47) Tennessee221.8
48) Texas846.9
49) Utah322.6
51) Virginia786.4
53) Washington403.3
55) Wisconsin524.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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40) ICPSR state code (ICPSR)
TOTAL%
1) Connect100.8
3) Massachusetts574.7
4) New Hampshire131.1
12) New Jersey363.0
13) New York867.1
14) Pennsylvania161.3
21) Illinois352.9
22) Indiana473.9
23) Michigan594.9
24) Ohio332.7
25) Wisconsin524.3
31) Iowa221.8
33) Minnesota473.9
34) Missouri191.6
40) Virginia786.4
41) Alabama645.3
42) Arkansas302.5
43) Florida484.0
44) Georgia100.8
45) Louisiana463.8
49) Texas846.9
52) Maryland342.8
54) Tennessee221.8
55) Washington D.C.10.1
62) Colorado272.2
67) Utah322.6
71) California13811.4
72) Oregon262.1
73) Washington403.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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41) Congressional District number (CONGDIST)
TOTAL%
0) 10.1
1) 1058.7
2) 14812.2
3) 907.4
4) 25320.9
5) 383.1
6) 907.4
7) 887.3
8) 383.1
9) 695.7
10) 131.1
11) 161.3
12) 262.1
13) 40.3
14) 151.2
15) 272.2
17) 201.7
18) 40.3
19) 221.8
20) 90.7
21) 50.4
22) 30.2
25) 121.0
26) 171.4
27) 252.1
28) 131.1
29) 10.1
30) 121.0
31) 40.3
32) 30.2
33) 40.3
34) 40.3
35) 30.2
39) 40.3
40) 50.4
42) 30.2
46) 40.3
47) 40.3
48) 100.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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42) State postal abbreviation and congressional district number (PA_CD)
43) State FIPS code and congressional district number (FIPS_CD)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL12122805.461701
44) State ICPSR code and congressional district number (ICPSR_CD)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL12123904.4692109
45) Census region (REGION_C)
TOTAL%
1) Northeast (CT, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI VT)21818.0
2) North Central (IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI)31425.9
3) South (AL, AR, DE, DC, FL, GA, KY, LA, MD, MS, NC, OK, SC, TN, TX, VA, WV)41734.4
4) West (AK, AZ, CA, CO, HI, ID, MT, NM, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY)26321.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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46) Primary area (PSU) number: This is the primary area (PSU) number of the respondent's sampling address. To protect the confidentiality of the respondent, this variable has been recoded in the public release: the 44 PSU codes listed (110 through 482) have been recoded to values 1-44 in random order. (PSUNUMBR)
TOTAL%
1) 211.7
2) 342.8
3) 60.5
4) 524.3
5) 161.3
6) 463.8
7) 262.1
8) 473.9
9) 201.7
10) 221.8
11) 151.2
12) 363.0
13) 282.3
14) 131.1
15) 433.5
16) 282.3
17) 221.8
18) 423.5
19) 292.4
20) 473.9
21) 191.6
22) 211.7
23) 121.0
24) 191.6
25) 221.8
26) 393.2
27) 383.1
28) 181.5
29) 231.9
30) 262.1
31) 332.7
32) 211.7
33) 272.2
34) 151.2
35) 171.4
36) 554.5
37) 181.5
38) 221.8
39) 231.9
40) 100.8
41) 403.3
42) 393.2
43) 322.6
44) 302.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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47) Segment number (SGMTNMBR)
TOTAL%
999) 1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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48) FIPS state-county code (FIPS_SCC)
TOTAL%
99999) 1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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49) Census tract (CENSTRAC)
TOTAL%
9999) 1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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50) Census place code (CENSPLCD)
TOTAL%
99999) 1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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51) Census Minor Civil Division (MCD) (CENS_MCD)
TOTAL%
99999) 1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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52) Census MSA 1990 [0 = not in MSA] (MSA_1990)
TOTAL%
0) 21517.7
440) 80.7
560) 332.7
720) 231.9
1000) 554.5
1120) 161.3
1160) 20.2
1280) 423.5
1600) 282.3
1680) 211.7
1800) 191.6
1920) 151.2
2080) 272.2
2120) 221.8
2160) 131.1
2400) 262.1
2600) 50.4
2800) 30.2
2840) 231.9
3360) 282.3
3480) 10.1
3600) 221.8
3840) 221.8
3980) 201.7
4160) 20.2
4480) 433.5
4760) 30.2
4880) 211.7
5000) 60.5
5080) 524.3
5350) 70.6
5380) 151.2
5480) 70.6
5600) 292.4
5945) 221.8
6160) 191.6
6760) 363.0
6920) 342.8
6960) 383.1
7040) 262.1
7160) 322.6
7360) 161.3
7600) 282.3
8080) 30.2
8200) 121.0
8800) 171.4
8840) 151.2
8880) 10.1
9000) 90.7
9240) 302.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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53) Census Urban/Rural classification (URBANRUR)
TOTAL%
1) Rural22718.7
5) Urban98581.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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54) Census CSA 2000 (CENS_CSA)
TOTAL%
999) 1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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55) Census CBSA (CENSCBSA)
TOTAL%
99999) 1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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56) Form of interview-respondents were administered the pre-election interview with random assignment to A10 or A11 placement of the question regarding the direction of the country (right track); respondents were also randomly assigned to be asked the set of patriotism questions either in the pre (Q2a-Q2e) or in the post (H5-H9x) (PR_RAND1)
TOTAL%
1) A10 Pre and Pre patriotism module30925.5
2) A11 Pre and Pre patriotism module29724.5
3) A10 Pre and Post patriotism module30224.9
4) A11 Pre and Post patriotism module30425.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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57) Pre-election interview beginning month (IVWMONTH)
TOTAL%
0) NA40.3
9) September67655.8
10) October51742.7
11) November151.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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58) Pre-election interview beginning day (IVW_DAY)
TOTAL%
0) 40.3
1) 363.0
2) 231.9
3) 131.1
4) 201.7
5) 282.3
6) 272.2
7) 695.7
8) 484.0
9) 494.0
10) 453.7
11) 715.9
12) 473.9
13) 504.1
14) 433.5
15) 363.0
16) 342.8
17) 383.1
18) 443.6
19) 292.4
20) 484.0
21) 393.2
22) 373.1
23) 594.9
24) 433.5
25) 363.0
26) 393.2
27) 352.9
28) 473.9
29) 302.5
30) 332.7
31) 121.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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59) Pre-election interview beginning date MMDD (IVW_DATE)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL1212958.10275
60) Pre-election interview beginning version of instrument (PRE_VERS)
TOTAL%
0) NA40.3
1) September 2, 2004 version16413.5
2) September 8, 2004 version38131.4
3) September 16, 2004 version25621.1
4) September 29, 2004 version40733.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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61) Pre-election interview ending month (PREEMNTH)
TOTAL%
0) NA40.3
9) September67055.3
10) October52343.2
11) November151.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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62) Pre-election interview ending day (PRE_EDAY)
TOTAL%
0) 40.3
1) 373.1
2) 221.8
3) 131.1
4) 211.7
5) 292.4
6) 262.1
7) 665.4
8) 484.0
9) 494.0
10) 463.8
11) 715.9
12) 453.7
13) 504.1
14) 423.5
15) 363.0
16) 352.9
17) 383.1
18) 433.5
19) 292.4
20) 484.0
21) 383.1
22) 373.1
23) 584.8
24) 453.7
25) 383.1
26) 393.2
27) 373.1
28) 463.8
29) 302.5
30) 332.7
31) 131.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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63) Pre-election interview ending date MMDD (PREEDATE)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL1212958.64975
64) Pre-election interview ending version of instrument (PREEINST)
TOTAL%
0) NA40.3
1) September 2, 2004 version867.1
2) September 8, 2004 version32026.4
3) September 16, 2004 version24720.4
4) September 29, 2004 version55545.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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65) Number of days before election beginning interview date (IVWELECT)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL121233.117
66) Number of days before election ending interview date (IVWELEC2)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL121233.317
67) Total number of Pre-election interview sessions (TOT_SESS)
TOTAL%
0) NA40.3
1) IW conducted in 1 session116496.0
2) IW conducted in 2 sessions403.3
3) IW conducted in 3 sessions30.2
4) IW conducted in 4 sessions10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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68) Pre-election instrument version changed before interview end (PREINSTC)
TOTAL%
0) Pre IW conducted using a single version of the instrument119698.7
1) Pre IW conducted using more than a single version121.0
9) Na40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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69) Total number of Pre-election interviewers (IVW_TOT)
TOTAL%
0) Na40.3
1) One interviewer conducted the entire interview120799.6
2) Two interviewers conducted the interview10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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70) Pre-election interview session 1 date MMDD (PREDATE1)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL1212958.10275
71) Pre-election interview session 2 date MMDD (PREDATE2)
TOTAL%
910) 12.3
911) 24.5
913) 36.8
915) 24.5
916) 36.8
917) 12.3
918) 24.5
919) 12.3
920) 12.3
921) 12.3
922) 12.3
923) 12.3
924) 12.3
925) 24.5
927) 12.3
928) 12.3
929) 12.3
1001) 12.3
1003) 12.3
1004) 24.5
1005) 12.3
1007) 12.3
1008) 12.3
1009) 12.3
1010) 12.3
1011) 12.3
1013) 12.3
1014) 12.3
1020) 12.3
1023) 12.3
1025) 12.3
1027) 12.3
1030) 12.3
1031) 24.5
Missing1168 
TOTAL44100.0
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72) Pre-election interview session 3 date MMDD (PREDATE3)
TOTAL%
922) 125.0
924) 125.0
930) 125.0
1027) 125.0
Missing1208 
TOTAL4100.0
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73) Pre-election interview session 4 date MMDD (PREDATE4)
TOTAL%
922) 1100.0
Missing1211 
TOTAL1100.0
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74) Pre-election interview session 1 version of instrument (PRE_V1)
TOTAL%
0) Na40.3
1) September 2, 2004 version16413.5
2) September 8, 2004 version38131.4
3) September 16, 2004 version25621.1
4) September 29, 2004 version40733.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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75) Pre-election interview session 2 version of instrument (PRE_V2)
TOTAL%
1) September 2, 2004 version36.8
2) September 8, 2004 version1636.4
3) September16, 2004 version920.5
4) September 29, 2004 version1636.4
Missing1168 
TOTAL44100.0
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76) Pre-election interview session 3 version of instrument (PRE_V3)
TOTAL%
3) September 16, 2004 version250.0
4) September 29, 2004 version250.0
Missing1208 
TOTAL4100.0
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77) Pre-election interview session 4 version of instrument (PRE_V4)
TOTAL%
3) September 16, 2004 version1100.0
Missing1211 
TOTAL1100.0
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78) Pre-election interview session 1 breakoff/end: This identifies the instrument module containing the break-off point of the first session of interviewing. (PRE_BRK1)
TOTAL%
0) Interview completed in 1 session116296.2
1) Media module50.4
2) Country on right track10.1
3) Congressional approval10.1
4) Thermometer series40.3
5) Party likes-dislikes20.2
6) R finance questions20.2
7) Presidential candidate affects30.2
8) Liberal-conservative placements20.2
9) Who will win presidency10.1
10) Economy question10.1
11) Interventionism questions10.1
12) Party handling of issues10.1
13) U.S. position and involvement in world10.1
14) Party ID10.1
15) Presidential candidate traits10.1
16) Iraq/Afghanistan questions10.1
17) Spending-services scales50.4
18) Government health insurance scale10.1
19) Guaranteed jobs-standard of living scales10.1
20) Federal spending series30.2
21) Tax level questions10.1
22) Late abortion questions10.1
23) Environment-jobs scale10.1
24) Demographics50.4
Missing4 
TOTAL1208100.0
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79) Pre-election interview session 2 breakoff/end: This identifies the instrument module containing the break-off point of the second session of interviewing. (PRE_BRK2)
TOTAL%
17) Spending-services scales250.0
20) Federal spending series125.0
24) Demographics125.0
Missing1208 
TOTAL4100.0
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80) Pre-election interview session 3 breakoff/end: This identifies the instrument module containing the break-off point of the third session of interviewing. (PRE_BRK3)
TOTAL%
17) Spending-services scales1100.0
Missing1211 
TOTAL1100.0
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81) Total number of calls (CALLSNUM)
TOTAL%
1) 22118.2
2) 21818.0
3) 16113.3
4) 13010.7
5) 1149.4
6) 1018.3
7) 635.2
8) 423.5
9) 312.6
10) 201.7
11) 171.4
12) 252.1
13) 191.6
14) 110.9
15) 80.7
16) 60.5
17) 60.5
18) 30.2
19) 60.5
20) 10.1
21) 20.2
22) 20.2
23) 20.2
24) 10.1
26) 10.1
36) 10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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82) Number of face-to-face (FTF) calls (FTFCALLS)
TOTAL%
1) 23019.0
2) 25921.4
3) 18114.9
4) 14211.7
5) 1099.0
6) 806.6
7) 544.5
8) 363.0
9) 292.4
10) 211.7
11) 100.8
12) 181.5
13) 100.8
14) 50.4
15) 60.5
16) 40.3
17) 50.4
18) 20.2
19) 60.5
21) 10.1
22) 20.2
24) 20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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83) Number of phone calls (PH_CALLS)
TOTAL%
0) 92376.2
1) 14812.2
2) 564.6
3) 342.8
4) 201.7
5) 100.8
6) 60.5
7) 80.7
8) 10.1
9) 20.2
10) 10.1
11) 10.1
12) 20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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84) Interviewer interview number (nth IW)--identifies pre-election interview number (IVWRNMBR)
TOTAL%
0) 40.3
1) 947.8
2) 947.8
3) 897.3
4) 867.1
5) 846.9
6) 786.4
7) 756.2
8) 715.9
9) 645.3
10) 564.6
11) 514.2
12) 463.8
13) 423.5
14) 363.0
15) 302.5
16) 252.1
17) 242.0
18) 191.6
19) 191.6
20) 181.5
21) 131.1
22) 110.9
23) 80.7
24) 70.6
25) 70.6
26) 60.5
27) 60.5
28) 40.3
29) 40.3
30) 40.3
31) 40.3
32) 40.3
33) 40.3
34) 40.3
35) 40.3
36) 40.3
37) 30.2
38) 30.2
39) 30.2
40) 20.2
41) 10.1
42) 10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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85) Refusal conversion indicator [0 = Not a refusal conversion situation and 1= Refusal conversion case] (REF_IND)
TOTAL%
0) Not a refusal conversion situation108089.1
1) Refusal conversion case13210.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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86) Release (RELEASE)
TOTAL%
1) All sample lines released at start of interviewing period1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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87) Mode of interview (IVW_MODE)
TOTAL%
1) All interviews conducted face-to-face1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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88) Result (RESULT)
TOTAL%
1) Completed interview1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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89) Length of interview (in minutes) (IVWLNGTH)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL121270.05323
90) Language of interview: all completed in English (LANGUAGE)
TOTAL%
1) All interviews were conducted in English1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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91) Interview verification (IVWVERIF)
TOTAL%
0) Not selected for verification107989.0
2) Verified, no inconsistencies917.5
3) Verified with discrepancies40.3
5) Unable to verify (unable to contact respondent)231.9
6) Verification limit met (used when the case is flagged for verification but the target for verified cases has been met)151.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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92) Interviewer evaluation (IVWREVAL)
TOTAL%
0) Not flagged for evaluation106487.8
1) Flagged for evaluation; not evaluated40.3
2) Evaluated14411.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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93) Interview tape-recorded (RECORDED)
TOTAL%
1) Yes, tape recorded15512.8
5) No105787.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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94) Payment offer amount (PAYOFFER)
TOTAL%
20) $2098481.2
50) $5022818.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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95) Payment amount (PAY_AMNT)
TOTAL%
0) Respondent refused to pay60.5
20) $2097980.8
50) $5022718.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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96) Payment date (PAY_DATE)
TOTAL%
0) 30.2
111) 10.1
117) 10.1
927) 41634.5
1004) 20216.7
1008) 917.5
1012) 534.4
1013) 806.6
1018) 504.1
1019) 463.8
1026) 433.6
1029) 978.0
1103) 978.0
1104) 171.4
1110) 10.1
1112) 10.1
1122) 40.3
1129) 10.1
1207) 20.2
Missing6 
TOTAL1206100.0
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97) Payment mode (PAY_MODE)
TOTAL%
1) All respondents paid by check1206100.0
Missing6 
TOTAL1206100.0
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98) Respondent incentive (RSPINCNT)
TOTAL%
1) All respondents received $5 cash and a magnet1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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99) Persuasion letters (P_LETTER)
TOTAL%
0) Persuasion letters not documented for the 2004 Pre1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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100) Summary: Respondent made positive comment (RESP_1)
TOTAL%
0) Positive comment not coded at any call80166.1
1) Positive comment coded for at least one call40133.1
9) Na100.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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101) Summary: Respondent made time-delay comment (RESP_2)
TOTAL%
0) Time-delay comment not coded at any call77463.9
1) Time-delay comment coded for at least one call42835.3
9) Na100.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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102) Summary: Respondent made negative comment (RESP_3)
TOTAL%
0) Negative comment not coded at any call103685.5
1) Negative comment coded for at least one call16613.7
9) Na100.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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103) Summary: Respondent made eligibility comment (RESP_4)
TOTAL%
0) Eligibility comment not coded at any call104586.2
1) Eligibility comment coded for at least one call15713.0
9) Na100.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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104) Summary: Respondent made privacy comment (RESP_5)
TOTAL%
0) Privacy comment not coded at any call113893.9
1) Privacy comment coded for at least one call645.3
9) Na100.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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105) Summary: Respondent made comment not interested in politics (RESP_6)
TOTAL%
0) Political disinterest comment not coded at any call115495.2
1) Political disinterest comment coded for at least one call484.0
9) Na100.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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106) Comment: positive - help community (RESP_7)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls786.4
5) Not coded112492.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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107) Comment: positive - enjoy surveys (RESP_8)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls766.3
5) Not coded112692.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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108) Comment: other positive (RESP_9)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls31626.1
5) Not coded88673.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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109) Comment: time delay - too busy (RESP_10)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls16713.8
5) Not coded103585.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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110) Comment: time delay - bad time (RESP_11)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls29924.7
5) Not coded90374.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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111) Comment: time delay - think about it (RESP_12)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls443.6
5) Not coded115895.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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112) Comment: other time delay (RESP_13)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls846.9
5) Not coded111892.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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113) Comment: negative - waste of time (RESP_14)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls70.6
5) Not coded119598.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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114) Comment: negative - don't trust surveys (RESP_15)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls151.2
5) Not coded118797.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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115) Comment: negative - surveys waste money (RESP_16)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls20.2
5) Not coded120099.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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116) Comment: negative - never do surveys (RESP_17)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls292.4
5) Not coded117396.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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117) Comment: negative - not interested (RESP_18)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls12110.0
5) Not coded108189.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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118) Comment: other negative (RESP_19)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls645.3
5) Not coded113893.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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119) Comment: eligibility - don't know about topic (RESP_20)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls1139.3
5) Not coded108989.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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120) Comment: eligibility - no spouse/partn/child (RESP_21)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls30.2
5) Not coded119998.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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121) Comment: eligibility - too young/too old (RESP_22)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls121.0
5) Not coded119098.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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122) Comment: eligibility - don't/can't vote (RESP_23)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls342.8
5) Not coded116896.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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123) Comment: other eligibility (RESP_24)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls221.8
5) Not coded118097.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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124) Comment: privacy - personal questions (RESP_25)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls151.2
5) Not coded118797.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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125) Comment: privacy - govt knows everything (RESP_26)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls40.3
5) Not coded119898.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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126) Comment: other privacy (RESP_27)
TOTAL%
0) Na100.8
1) Coded at 1 or more calls574.7
5) Not coded114594.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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127) Respondent initial refusal (RESP_28)
TOTAL%
0) Respondent did not initially refuse111992.3
1) Respondent initial refusal937.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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128) Informant initial refusal (RESP_29)
TOTAL%
0) Informant did not initially refuse111391.8
1) Informant initial refusal998.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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129) Type of structure (STRCTTYP)
TOTAL%
0) Na725.9
1) Mobile home383.1
2) Detached single family74461.4
3) Multi-family746.1
4) Apartment house19616.2
5) Condo complex645.3
7) Other (SPECIFY)242.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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130) Structure description (STRCDSCR)
TOTAL%
0) NA61.7
1) Single family home113.1
2) Structure with 2 to 9 units13938.8
3) Structure with 10 to 49 units10930.4
4) Structure with 50 or more units8523.7
7) Other (SPECIFY)82.2
Missing854 
TOTAL358100.0
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131) Structure residential status (RESSTATS)
TOTAL%
0) NA725.9
1) Entirely residential106187.5
2) Primarily residential with some commercial or other non-residential685.6
3) Primarily commercial or other non-residential110.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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132) Observed urbanicity of segment (URBNCTY)
TOTAL%
0) NA685.6
1) Rural area18415.2
2) Small town27022.3
3) Suburb37230.7
4) Large city24420.1
5) Inner city746.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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133) Political signs (POLSIGNS)
TOTAL%
0) NA746.1
1) Yes252.1
5) No111391.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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134) Type political sign 1 (SGNTYPE1)
TOTAL%
0) NA14.0
1) Democratic Presidential candidate832.0
2) Republican Presidential candidate520.0
4) Candidate for governor14.0
5) 1 or more local candidates936.0
7) Other non-presidential candidate, NA what level14.0
Missing1187 
TOTAL25100.0
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135) Type political sign 2 (SGNTYPE2)
TOTAL%
3) Congressional candidate125.0
5) 1 or more local candidates125.0
7) Other non-presidential candidate, NA what level250.0
Missing1208 
TOTAL4100.0
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136) Summary: any specified impediment noted (IMPEDNTE)
TOTAL%
0) None of the specified impediments coded at any call and ‘none of the above' specifically coded for at least 1 call97080.0
1) 1 or more specified impediments coded14211.7
9) NA1008.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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137) Structure impediment - locked entrance (IMPED_1)
TOTAL%
0) NA1008.3
1) Coded at one or more calls957.8
5) Not coded101783.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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138) Structure impediment - locked gates (IMPED_2)
TOTAL%
0) NA1008.3
1) Coded at one or more calls403.3
5) Not coded107288.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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139) Structure impediment - gatekeeper (IMPED_3)
TOTAL%
0) NA1008.3
1) Coded at one or more calls282.3
5) Not coded108489.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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140) Structure impediment - intercom (IMPED_4)
TOTAL%
0) NA1008.3
1) Coded at one or more calls705.8
5) Not coded104286.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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141) Summary: any specified security measure (IMPED_5)
TOTAL%
0) None of the specified security measures coded at any call and ‘none of the above' specifically coded for at least 1 call94177.6
1) 1 or more specified impediments coded17214.2
9) NA998.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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142) Structure security - bars (IMPED_6)
TOTAL%
0) NA998.2
1) Coded at one or more calls383.1
5) Not coded107588.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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143) Structure security - crime watch/sec system (IMPED_7)
TOTAL%
0) NA998.2
1) Coded at one or more calls473.9
5) Not coded106688.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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144) Structure security - no trespassing sign (IMPED_8)
TOTAL%
0) NA998.2
1) Coded at one or more calls312.6
5) Not coded108289.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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145) Structure security - security door (IMPED_9)
TOTAL%
0) NA998.2
1) Coded at one or more calls695.7
5) Not coded104486.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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146) Structure security - guard dogs (IMPED_10)
TOTAL%
0) NA998.2
1) Coded at one or more calls342.8
5) Not coded107989.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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147) Gatekeeper present (GTEKPER)
TOTAL%
0) NA736.0
1) Yes282.3
2) No, but building is locked/subdivision is gated and locked292.4
5) No108289.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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148) Type gatekeeper (GATETYPE)
TOTAL%
0) NA814.0
1) Building manager or other gatekeeper must let you in the building (/on the grounds/ into the mobile home park) but then you are free to attempt contact with R's HU1831.6
2) Building manager or other gatekeeper must get permission from someone in R's HU before you are allowed to make contact with the household1628.1
7) Other [SPECIFY]1526.3
Missing1155 
TOTAL57100.0
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149) Summary: gatekeeper status0 = Gatekeeper noted at neither PreAdmin.45c nor PreAdmin.471 = Gatekeeper noted at PreAdmin.45c but not at PreAdmin.472 = Gatekeeper noted at PreAdmin.47 but not at PreAdmin.45c3 = Gatekeeper noted at both PreAdmin.45c and PreAdmin.47 (GTESTATS)
TOTAL%
0) Gatekeeper noted at neither PreAdmin. 45c nor PreAdmin.47115395.1
1) Gatekeeper noted at PreAdmin. 45c but not at PreAdmin .47110.9
2) Gatekeeper noted at PreAdmin .47 but not at PreAdmin .45c110.9
3) Gatekeeper noted at both PreAdmin .45c and PreAdmin .47171.4
9) NA in both PreAdmin .45c and PreAdmin .47201.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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150) Summary: locked status0 = Locked status noted at neither PreAdmin.45b nor PreAdmin.471 = Locked status noted at PreAdmin.45b but not at PreAdmin.472 = Locked status noted at PreAdmin.47 but not at PreAdmin.45c3 = Locked status noted at both PreAdmin.45b and PreAdmin.47 (LOCKEDST)
TOTAL%
0) Locked status noted at neither PreAdmin .45b nor PreAdmin .47112793.0
1) Locked status noted at Pre Admin .45b but not at PreAdmin .47363.0
2) Locked status noted at PreAdmin .47 but not at PreAdmin .45c252.1
3) Locked status noted at both PreAdmin .45b and PreAdmin .4740.3
9) NA in both PreAdmin .45b and PReAdmin .47201.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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151) Interviewer of record ID (IVWR_ID)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL121249288661.59326720480
152) Other interviewer ID (OIVR_ID)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL13249955290.84126226087
153) Supervisor ID (SUPVSRID)
TOTAL%
1835779) 554.5
12874397) 60.5
37426796) 106688.0
46644514) 393.2
58809065) 393.2
69114547) 10.1
71570049) 60.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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154) Interviewer gender (IWRGNDR)
TOTAL%
0) NA1018.3
1) Male24420.1
5) Female86771.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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155) Interviewer education level (IWR_EDUC)
TOTAL%
0) NA1018.3
1) High school graduate47639.3
2) College graduate63552.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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156) Interviewer race (IWR_RACE)
TOTAL%
0) NA1018.3
1) White87672.3
2) Nonwhite23519.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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157) Interviewer languages (IWR_LANG)
TOTAL%
0) Does not speak Spanish92976.7
1) Speaks Spanish18215.0
9) NA1018.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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158) Interviewer experience (IWR_EXP)
TOTAL%
0) NA1018.3
1) 0-5 years104286.0
2) 6-10 years473.9
3) 11 or more years221.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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159) Interviewer age group (IWR_AGE)
TOTAL%
0) NA1018.3
1) 18-34 years15612.9
2) 35-50 years36830.4
3) 51-64 years32326.7
4) 65 years or more26421.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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160) Pre interview error flag (PREERROR)
TOTAL%
0) No error in Pre application113493.6
1) Error in E8 (skipped E8a)262.1
2) Error in E9 (skipped E9a)302.5
3) Error in E8 and E9 (skipped E8a and E9a)221.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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161) Pre interview error flag (PREERRR2)
TOTAL%
0) No error; F3-F6 not skipped108789.7
1) Error; F3-F6 skipped12510.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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162) Random order Presidential candidates A3-A6 Likes-Dislikes (PRERAND1)
TOTAL%
1) President Bush likes-dislikes administered first57347.3
2) John Kerry likes-dislikes administered first63952.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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163) Random order Presidential candidates B1b-B1c thermometers (PRERAND2)
TOTAL%
1) John Kerry thermometer administered first60249.7
2) Ralph Nader thermometer administered first61050.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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164) Random order B1d Cheney thermometer (PRERAND3)
TOTAL%
1) Administered as 1st name15913.1
2) Administered as 2nd name14211.7
3) Administered as 3rd name14211.7
4) Administered as 4th name16213.4
5) Administered as 5th name13611.2
6) Administered as 6th name15512.8
7) Administered as 7th name15212.5
8) Administered as 8th name16413.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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165) Random order B1e John Edwards thermometer (PRERAND4)
TOTAL%
1) Administered as 1st name15612.9
2) Administered as 2nd name13911.5
3) Administered as 3rd name14111.6
4) Administered as 4th name16713.8
5) Administered as 5th name12310.1
6) Administered as 6th name16713.8
7) Administered as 7th name15713.0
8) Administered as 8th name16213.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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166) Random order B1f Laura Bush thermometer (PRERAND5)
TOTAL%
1) Administered as 1st name16013.2
2) Administered as 2nd name17314.3
3) Administered as 3rd name15612.9
4) Administered as 4th name15713.0
5) Administered as 5th name14912.3
6) Administered as 6th name14211.7
7) Administered as 7th name14311.8
8) Administered as 8th name13210.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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167) Random order B1g Hillary Clinton thermometer (PRERAND6)
TOTAL%
1) Administered as 1st name15412.7
2) Administered as 2nd name14411.9
3) Administered as 3rd name14111.6
4) Administered as 4th name13611.2
5) Administered as 5th name16213.4
6) Administered as 6th name15312.6
7) Administered as 7th name16213.4
8) Administered as 8th name16013.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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168) Random order B1h Bill Clinton thermometer (PRERAND7)
TOTAL%
1) Administered as 1st name16713.8
2) Administered as 2nd name15312.6
3) Administered as 3rd name15312.6
4) Administered as 4th name14011.6
5) Administered as 5th name16213.4
6) Administered as 6th name14111.6
7) Administered as 7th name15112.5
8) Administered as 8th name14512.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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169) Random order B1j Colin Powell thermometer (PRERAND8)
TOTAL%
1) Administered as 1st name13110.8
2) Administered as 2nd name16013.2
3) Administered as 3rd name15312.6
4) Administered as 4th name15412.7
5) Administered as 5th name16113.3
6) Administered as 6th name15312.6
7) Administered as 7th name14211.7
8) Administered as 8th name15813.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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170) Random order B1k John Ashcroft thermometer (PRERAND9)
TOTAL%
1) Administered as 1st name12310.1
2) Administered as 2nd name15913.1
3) Administered as 3rd name15512.8
4) Administered as 4th name16113.3
5) Administered as 5th name15813.0
6) Administered as 6th name16913.9
7) Administered as 7th name14812.2
8) Administered as 8th name13911.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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171) Random order B1m John McCain thermometer (PRERND10)
TOTAL%
1) Administered as 1st name16213.4
2) Administered as 2nd name14211.7
3) Administered as 3rd name17114.1
4) Administered as 4th name13511.1
5) Administered as 5th name16113.3
6) Administered as 6th name13210.9
7) Administered as 7th name15713.0
8) Administered as 8th name15212.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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172) Random order parties B1n-B1p thermometers (PRERND11)
TOTAL%
1) Democratic party thermometer administered first57547.4
2) Republican party thermometer administered first63752.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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173) Random order parties C1-C2 Likes-Dislikes (PRERND12)
TOTAL%
1) Democratic party likes-dislikes administered first61951.1
2) Republican party likes-dislikes administered first59348.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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174) Random order Presidential candidates D1-D2 affects (PRERND13)
TOTAL%
1) President Bush affects administered first63752.6
2) John Kerry affects administered first57547.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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175) Random order D1a Bush angry affect (PRERND14)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st28523.5
2) Administered 2nd33627.7
3) Administered 3rd30425.1
4) Administered 4th28723.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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176) Random order D1b Bush hopeful affect (PRERND15)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st28023.1
2) Administered 2nd30525.2
3) Administered 3rd31025.6
4) Administered 4th31726.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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177) Random order D1c Bush afraid affect (PRERND16)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st31125.7
2) Administered 2nd27923.0
3) Administered 3rd30825.4
4) Administered 4th31425.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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178) Random order D1d Bush proud affect (PRERND17)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st33627.7
2) Administered 2nd29224.1
3) Administered 3rd29023.9
4) Administered 4th29424.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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179) Random order D2a Kerry angry affect (PRERND18)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st31926.3
2) Administered 2nd28123.2
3) Administered 3rd30325.0
4) Administered 4th30925.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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180) Random order D2b Kerry hopeful affect (PRERND19)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st31926.3
2) Administered 2nd30525.2
3) Administered 3rd29324.2
4) Administered 4th29524.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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181) Random order D2c Kerry afraid affect (PRERND20)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st27322.5
2) Administered 2nd31025.6
3) Administered 3rd29724.5
4) Administered 4th33227.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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182) Random order D2d Kerry proud affect (PRERND21)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st30124.8
2) Administered 2nd31626.1
3) Administered 3rd31926.3
4) Administered 4th27622.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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183) Random order Presidential cand E3-E4 liberal-conservative (PRERND22)
TOTAL%
1) John Kerry placement administered first61050.3
2) Ralph Nader placement administered first60249.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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184) Random order parties E5-E6 liberal-conservative (PRERND23)
TOTAL%
1) Democratic party placement administered first61851.0
2) Republican party placement administered first59449.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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185) Random order F3-F6 unemployment or inflation (PRERND24)
TOTAL%
1) Unemployment questions F3-F4 administered first56151.6
2) Inflation questions F5-F6 administered first52648.4
Missing125 
TOTAL1087100.0
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186) Random order names G1-G3 party performance (PRERND25)
TOTAL%
1) Democratic party first in question text57747.6
2) Republican party first in question text63552.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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187) Random order Presidential candidates K1-K2 traits (PRERND26)
TOTAL%
1) President Bush traits administered first61150.4
2) John Kerry traits administered first60149.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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188) Random order K1a Bush moral trait (PRERND27)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st14512.0
2) Administered 2nd18215.0
3) Administered 3rd18415.2
4) Administered 4th19115.8
5) Administered 5th14912.3
6) Administered 6th17314.3
7) Administered 7th18815.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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189) Random order K1b Bush leadership trait (PRERND28)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st16913.9
2) Administered 2nd18515.3
3) Administered 3rd16813.9
4) Administered 4th18515.3
5) Administered 5th17514.4
6) Administered 6th16013.2
7) Administered 7th17014.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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190) Random order K1c Bush cares trait (PRERND29)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st18315.1
2) Administered 2nd16313.4
3) Administered 3rd17414.4
4) Administered 4th15512.8
5) Administered 5th18315.1
6) Administered 6th18515.3
7) Administered 7th16913.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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191) Random order K1d Bush knowledgeable trait (PRERND30)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st20016.5
2) Administered 2nd17714.6
3) Administered 3rd15713.0
4) Administered 4th15412.7
5) Administered 5th17814.7
6) Administered 6th17414.4
7) Administered 7th17214.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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192) Random order K1e Bush intelligent trait (PRERND31)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st17814.7
2) Administered 2nd16213.4
3) Administered 3rd16113.3
4) Administered 4th16113.3
5) Administered 5th18515.3
6) Administered 6th17514.4
7) Administered 7th19015.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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193) Random order K1f Bush dishonest trait (PRERND32)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st17514.4
2) Administered 2nd18014.9
3) Administered 3rd19015.7
4) Administered 4th18415.2
5) Administered 5th16913.9
6) Administered 6th17414.4
7) Administered 7th14011.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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194) Random order K1g Bush make up mind trait (PRERND33)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st16213.4
2) Administered 2nd16313.4
3) Administered 3rd17814.7
4) Administered 4th18215.0
5) Administered 5th17314.3
6) Administered 6th17114.1
7) Administered 7th18315.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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195) Random order K1a Kerry moral trait (PRERND34)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st15713.0
2) Administered 2nd19716.3
3) Administered 3rd18815.5
4) Administered 4th16813.9
5) Administered 5th16813.9
6) Administered 6th17614.5
7) Administered 7th15813.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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196) Random order K1b Kerry leadership trait (PRERND35)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st17914.8
2) Administered 2nd18515.3
3) Administered 3rd15112.5
4) Administered 4th17714.6
5) Administered 5th17214.2
6) Administered 6th16713.8
7) Administered 7th18114.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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197) Random order K1c Kerry cares trait (PRERND36)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st18014.9
2) Administered 2nd17014.0
3) Administered 3rd18615.3
4) Administered 4th15612.9
5) Administered 5th15212.5
6) Administered 6th17714.6
7) Administered 7th19115.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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198) Random order K1d Kerry knowledgeable trait (PRERND37)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st16713.8
2) Administered 2nd17914.8
3) Administered 3rd16713.8
4) Administered 4th17414.4
5) Administered 5th18515.3
6) Administered 6th16613.7
7) Administered 7th17414.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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199) Random order K1e Kerry intelligent trait (PRERND38)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st18515.3
2) Administered 2nd15813.0
3) Administered 3rd18215.0
4) Administered 4th18415.2
5) Administered 5th16213.4
6) Administered 6th18114.9
7) Administered 7th16013.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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200) Random order K1f Kerry dishonest trait (PRERND39)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st16013.2
2) Administered 2nd15312.6
3) Administered 3rd15512.8
4) Administered 4th18815.5
5) Administered 5th19616.2
6) Administered 6th18215.0
7) Administered 7th17814.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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201) Random order K1g Kerry make up mind trait (PRERND40)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st18415.2
2) Administered 2nd17014.0
3) Administered 3rd18315.1
4) Administered 4th16513.6
5) Administered 5th17714.6
6) Administered 6th16313.4
7) Administered 7th17014.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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202) Random order Presidential candidates N1b-c spending-services (PRERND41)
TOTAL%
1) George Bush placement administered first57547.4
2) John Kerry placement administered first63752.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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203) Random order parties N1d-e spending-services (PRERND42)
TOTAL%
1) Democratic party placement administered first58047.9
2) Republican party placement administered first63252.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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204) Random order Presidential candidates N2b-c defense spending (PRERND43)
TOTAL%
1) President Bush placement administered first63052.0
2) John Kerry placement administered first58248.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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205) Random order parties N2d-e defense spending (PRERND44)
TOTAL%
1) Democratic party placement administered first61550.7
2) Republican party placement administered first59749.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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206) Random order Presidential candidates N5b-c guaranteed jobs (PRERND45)
TOTAL%
1) George Bush placement administered first61050.3
2) John Kerry placement administered first60249.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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207) Random order parties N5d-e guaranteed jobs (PRERND46)
TOTAL%
1) Democratic party placement administered first57647.5
2) Republican party placement administered first63652.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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208) Random order Presidential candidates N6b-c aid to blacks (PRERND47)
TOTAL%
1) George Bush placement administered first57647.5
2) John Kerry placement administered first63652.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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209) Random order parties N6d-e aid to blacks (PRERND48)
TOTAL%
1) Democratic party placement administered first62251.3
2) Republican party placement administered first59048.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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210) Random order P1b Social Security Fed. spending (PRERND49)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st12410.2
2) Administered 2nd12910.6
3) Administered 3rd12310.1
4) Administered 4th1209.9
5) Administered 5th12210.1
6) Administered 6th12510.3
7) Administered 7th1159.5
8) Administered 8th1119.2
9) Administered 9th1129.2
10) Administered 10th13110.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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211) Random order P1c public schools Fed. spending (PRERND50)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st14111.6
2) Administered 2nd1169.6
3) Administered 3rd1068.7
4) Administered 4th12810.6
5) Administered 5th12310.1
6) Administered 6th1008.3
7) Administered 7th12810.6
8) Administered 8th12410.2
9) Administered 9th13811.4
10) Administered 10th1088.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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212) Random order P1d science/tech Fed. spending (PRERND51)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st1028.4
2) Administered 2nd13611.2
3) Administered 3rd1199.8
4) Administered 4th1199.8
5) Administered 5th1129.2
6) Administered 6th1159.5
7) Administered 7th13711.3
8) Administered 8th12510.3
9) Administered 9th12810.6
10) Administered 10th1199.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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213) Random order P1e prevent crime Fed. spending (PRERND52)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st1139.3
2) Administered 2nd12210.1
3) Administered 3rd12610.4
4) Administered 4th1189.7
5) Administered 5th1058.7
6) Administered 6th13411.1
7) Administered 7th12310.1
8) Administered 8th13711.3
9) Administered 9th1159.5
10) Administered 10th1199.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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214) Random order P1f welfare Fed. spending (PRERND53)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st1088.9
2) Administered 2nd13911.5
3) Administered 3rd1048.6
4) Administered 4th1139.3
5) Administered 5th13010.7
6) Administered 6th1149.4
7) Administered 7th12110.0
8) Administered 8th13311.0
9) Administered 9th1189.7
10) Administered 10th13210.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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215) Random order P1g child care Fed. spending (PRERND54)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st12910.6
2) Administered 2nd13110.8
3) Administered 3rd1088.9
4) Administered 4th1099.0
5) Administered 5th13311.0
6) Administered 6th12310.1
7) Administered 7th13010.7
8) Administered 8th1068.7
9) Administered 9th13010.7
10) Administered 10th1139.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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216) Random order P1h foreign aid Fed. spending (PRERND55)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st1008.3
2) Administered 2nd1008.3
3) Administered 3rd13010.7
4) Administered 4th15212.5
5) Administered 5th1109.1
6) Administered 6th13511.1
7) Administered 7th12510.3
8) Administered 8th12310.1
9) Administered 9th1109.1
10) Administered 10th12710.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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217) Random order P1j aid to poor Fed. spending (PRERND56)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st1159.5
2) Administered 2nd12110.0
3) Administered 3rd13210.9
4) Administered 4th1199.8
5) Administered 5th13010.7
6) Administered 6th12910.6
7) Administered 7th1028.4
8) Administered 8th12410.2
9) Administered 9th12310.1
10) Administered 10th1179.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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218) Random order P1k illegal immigr Fed. spending (PRERND57)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st14411.9
2) Administered 2nd12510.3
3) Administered 3rd14612.0
4) Administered 4th1199.8
5) Administered 5th1008.3
6) Administered 6th12110.0
7) Administered 7th1099.0
8) Administered 8th1119.2
9) Administered 9th1109.1
10) Administered 10th12710.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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219) Random order P1m war on terror Fed. spending (PRERND58)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st13611.2
2) Administered 2nd937.7
3) Administered 3rd1189.7
4) Administered 4th1159.5
5) Administered 5th14712.1
6) Administered 6th1169.6
7) Administered 7th12210.1
8) Administered 8th1189.7
9) Administered 9th12810.6
10) Administered 10th1199.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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220) Random order Presidential candidates P3b-c environment/jobs (PRERND59)
TOTAL%
1) George Bush placement administered first60850.2
2) John Kerry placement administered first60449.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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221) Random order Presidential candidates P5b-c gun control (PRERND60)
TOTAL%
1) George Bush placement administered first61450.7
2) John Kerry placement administered first59849.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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222) Random order Presidential candidates P6b-c women's role (PRERND61)
TOTAL%
1) George Bush placement administered first63052.0
2) John Kerry placement administered first58248.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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223) Random order parties P6d-e women's role (PRERND62)
TOTAL%
1) Democratic party placement administered first61550.7
2) Republican party placement administered first59749.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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224) Some people don't pay much attention to political campaigns. How about you? Would you say that you have been VERY MUCH interested, SOMEWHAT interested or NOT MUCH interested in the political campaigns so far this year? (P_CMPGN)
TOTAL%
1) Very much interested49841.1
3) Somewhat interested52843.6
5) Not much interested18615.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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225) In 2000 Al Gore ran on the Democratic ticket against George W. Bush for the Republicans and Ralph Nader as the Reform party candidate. Do you remember for sure whether or not you voted in that election? (VOTE2000)
TOTAL%
1) Yes, voted81767.4
5) No, didn't vote38331.6
8) Don't know121.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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226) IF RESPONDENT SAYS YES VOTED FOR PRESIDENT IN 2000: Which one did you vote for? (WHOVTE00)
TOTAL%
1) Al Gore37145.4
3) George W. Bush40049.0
5) Pat Buchanan20.2
6) Ralph Nader182.2
7) Other [SPECIFY]70.9
8) Don't know91.1
9) Refused101.2
Missing395 
TOTAL817100.0
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227) All things considered, would you say that the 2000 presidential election was decided in a way that was FAIR or UNFAIR? (ELFAIR00)
TOTAL%
1) Fair59048.7
5) Unfair56646.7
8) Don't know524.3
9) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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228) Do you feel STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY that it was [fair/unfair]? Referring to how strongly the respondent feels 2000 Presidential election was fair/unfair (ELCFAIR2)
TOTAL%
1) Fair - strongly42636.9
2) Fair - not strongly15913.8
4) Unfair – not strongly1139.8
5) Unfair - strongly45339.2
8) Don't know50.4
Missing56 
TOTAL1156100.0
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229) Is there anything in particular about George W. Bush that might make you want to vote for him? (LKEGWBUS)
TOTAL%
1) Yes62451.5
5) No57947.8
8) Don't know80.7
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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230) Summary: Number of Mentions - Likes about George W. Bush. Respondent mentioned something that would make them vote for George W. Bush (in previous question). (LKEBUSHM)
TOTAL%
0) No mentions60449.8
1) One mention20216.7
2) Two mentions16513.6
3) Three mentions1209.9
4) Four mentions494.0
5) Five mentions715.9
9) RF10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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231) What does Respondent like about George W. Bush--MENTION 1. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (GWBSHM1L)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL624891.4541385
232) What does Respondent like about George W. Bush--MENTION 2. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (GWBSHM2L)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL405709.625349
233) What does Respondent like about George W. Bush--MENTION 3. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (GWBSHM3L)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL240700.825323
234) What does Respondent like about George W. Bush--MENTION 4. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (GWBSHM4L)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL120696.667337
235) What does Respondent like about George W. Bush--MENTION 5. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (GWBSHM5L)
TOTAL%
201) 22.8
211) 11.4
215) 11.4
305) 11.4
315) 11.4
325) 11.4
328) 11.4
401) 22.8
403) 11.4
421) 11.4
429) 22.8
432) 11.4
437) 11.4
442) 11.4
445) 22.8
446) 11.4
447) 11.4
457) 11.4
504) 11.4
609) 1014.1
627) 11.4
703) 11.4
707) 11.4
709) 22.8
711) 11.4
725) 11.4
801) 22.8
806) 11.4
831) 22.8
843) 11.4
900) 11.4
901) 11.4
914) 11.4
915) 11.4
929) 11.4
930) 11.4
938) 22.8
962) 11.4
980) 34.2
987) 22.8
1067) 11.4
1101) 11.4
1105) 11.4
1106) 11.4
1116) 11.4
1194) 34.2
1306) 34.2
Missing1141 
TOTAL71100.0
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236) Is there anything respondent dislikes about George W. Bush? (DLIKBSH)
TOTAL%
1) Yes76463.0
5) No44536.7
8) Don't know30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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237) Summary: Number of Mentions - Dislikes about George W. Bush (DLIKBSH2)
TOTAL%
0) No mentions46538.4
1) One mentions25521.0
2) Two mentions17914.8
3) Three mentions12310.1
4) Four mentions786.4
5) Five mentions1129.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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238) What does Respondent dislike about George W. Bush--MENTION 1. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (GWBSHM1D)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL7641096.6221234
239) What does Respondent dislike about George W. Bush--MENTION 2. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (GWBSHM2D)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL492838.575340
240) What does Respondent dislike about George W. Bush--MENTION 3. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (GWBSHM3D)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL313848.556332
241) What does Respondent dislike about George W. Bush--MENTION 4. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (GWBSHM4D)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL190820.263318
242) What does Respondent dislike about George W. Bush--MENTION 5. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (GWBSHM5D)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL112840.866307
243) Is there anything in particular about John Kerry that might make you want to vote for him? (LKEKERRY)
TOTAL%
1) Yes57747.6
5) No61951.1
8) Don't know161.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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244) Summary: Number of Mentions - Likes about John Kerry. Respondent mentioned something that would make them vote for John Kerry (in previous question). (LIKKRRYM)
TOTAL%
0) No mentions64753.4
1) One mentions18715.4
2) Two mentions14812.2
3) Three mentions917.5
4) Four mentions715.9
5) Five mentions685.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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245) What does Respondent like about John Kerry--MENTION 1. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (KERRYM1L)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL577882.751213
246) What does Respondent like about John Kerry--MENTION 2. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (KERRYM2L)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL378747.746329
247) What does Respondent like about John Kerry--MENTION 3. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (KERRYM3L)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL230765.53331
248) What does Respondent like about John Kerry--MENTION 4. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (KERRYM4L)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL139741.309335
249) What does Respondent like about John Kerry--MENTION 5. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (KERRYM5L)
TOTAL%
201) 11.5
215) 22.9
218) 22.9
305) 22.9
401) 22.9
407) 34.4
413) 11.5
415) 11.5
419) 11.5
421) 11.5
430) 22.9
432) 11.5
437) 11.5
446) 22.9
505) 11.5
508) 11.5
609) 57.4
701) 22.9
730) 11.5
804) 11.5
900) 22.9
901) 34.4
915) 11.5
924) 22.9
931) 11.5
932) 11.5
934) 11.5
938) 11.5
989) 11.5
1018) 11.5
1022) 11.5
1023) 11.5
1026) 22.9
1065) 11.5
1101) 11.5
1104) 34.4
1155) 11.5
1194) 11.5
1210) 22.9
1211) 11.5
1213) 11.5
1305) 11.5
1306) 57.4
Missing1144 
TOTAL68100.0
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250) Is there anything in particular about John Kerry that might make you want to vote against him? (DLIKKRRY)
TOTAL%
1) Yes63252.1
5) No57047.0
8) Don't know100.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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251) Summary: Number of mentions - Dislikes About John Kerry. Respondent mentioned something that would make them vote against John Kerry. (DLKKRRYM)
TOTAL%
0) No mentions60249.7
1) One mentions23919.7
2) Two mentions16813.9
3) Three mentions937.7
4) Four mentions453.7
5) Five mentions655.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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252) What does Respondent dislike about John Kerry--MENTION 1. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (KERRYM1D)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL632833.6191561
253) What does Respondent dislike about John Kerry--MENTION 2. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (KERRYM2D)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL371580.127328
254) What does Respondent dislike about John Kerry--MENTION 3. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (KERRYM3D)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL203610.768329
255) What does Respondent dislike about John Kerry--MENTION 4. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (KERRYM4D)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL110593.282289
256) What does Respondent dislike about John Kerry--MENTION 5. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (KERRYM5D)
TOTAL%
201) 46.2
214) 11.5
216) 11.5
217) 11.5
304) 34.6
306) 11.5
316) 11.5
402) 11.5
412) 11.5
424) 11.5
426) 11.5
429) 11.5
446) 11.5
455) 11.5
505) 57.7
508) 11.5
542) 11.5
602) 11.5
609) 23.1
618) 11.5
702) 57.7
801) 34.6
804) 57.7
815) 23.1
901) 23.1
903) 11.5
932) 11.5
985) 11.5
986) 46.2
1023) 11.5
1101) 11.5
1103) 11.5
1104) 11.5
1107) 23.1
1118) 11.5
1195) 11.5
1217) 11.5
1307) 23.1
Missing1147 
TOTAL65100.0
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257) How many days in the PAST WEEK did you watch the NATIONAL network news on TV? (NATNEWS)
TOTAL%
0) None26822.1
1) One day1099.0
2) Two days13611.2
3) Three days1119.2
4) Four days786.4
5) Five days1139.3
6) Six days282.3
7) Every day36730.3
8) Don't know20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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258) How much attention do you pay to news on NATIONAL news shows about the campaign for President -- a GREAT DEAL, QUITE A BIT, SOME, VERY LITTLE, or NONE? (ATTNEWS)
TOTAL%
1) A great deal19821.0
2) Quite a bit31833.8
3) Some30432.3
4) Very little11011.7
5) None121.3
Missing270 
TOTAL942100.0
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259) How many days in the PAST WEEK did you watch the LOCAL TV news shows such as 'Eyewitness News' or 'Action News' in the LATE AFTERNOON or EARLY-EVENING? (LOCALTVE)
TOTAL%
0) None36229.9
1) One day736.0
2) Two days12710.5
3) Three days1088.9
4) Four days715.9
5) Five days13511.1
6) Six days242.0
7) Every day31025.6
8) Don't know20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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260) How many days in the PAST WEEK did you watch the LOCAL TV news shows in the LATE EVENING? (LOCALTVL)
TOTAL%
0) None43435.8
1) One day1028.4
2) Two days967.9
3) Three days1179.7
4) Four days907.4
5) Five days1028.4
6) Six days252.1
7) Every day24620.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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261) How much attention do you pay to news on LOCAL news shows about the campaign for President -- a GREAT DEAL, QUITE A BIT, SOME, VERY LITTLE, or NONE? (LOCTVPRS)
TOTAL%
1) A great deal11611.7
2) Quite a bit26126.2
3) Some36236.4
4) Very little22522.6
5) None313.1
Missing217 
TOTAL995100.0
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262) How many days in the PAST WEEK did you read a daily newspaper? (READPAPR)
TOTAL%
0) None37330.8
1) One day14512.0
2) Two days12510.3
3) Three days796.5
4) Four days635.2
5) Five days594.9
6) Six days282.3
7) Every day34028.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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263) How many days in the PAST WEEK did you read a daily newspaper on the Internet (online)? (WEBPAPER)
TOTAL%
0) None94077.6
1) One day463.8
2) Two days413.4
3) Three days322.6
4) Four days242.0
5) Five days423.5
6) Six days100.8
7) Every day776.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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264) Did you read about the campaign in any newspaper? (CPGNPAPR)
TOTAL%
1) Yes63669.7
5) No27630.3
Missing300 
TOTAL912100.0
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265) How much attention do you pay to newspaper articles about the campaign for President -- a GREAT DEAL, QUITE A BIT, SOME, VERY LITTLE, or NONE? (ATTARTCL)
TOTAL%
1) A great deal10616.7
2) Quite a bit17928.1
3) Some27342.9
4) Very little7011.0
5) None81.3
Missing576 
TOTAL636100.0
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266) Do you feel things in this country are generally going in the RIGHT DIRECTION, or do you feel things have pretty seriously gotten off on the WRONG TRACK? (RIGHTDR)
TOTAL%
1) Right direction22036.0
5) Wrong track36860.2
8) Don't know162.6
9) Refused71.1
Missing601 
TOTAL611100.0
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267) Presidential approval: Do you approve or disapprove of the way George W. Bush is handling the job as President? (GWBAPPRV)
TOTAL%
1) Approve60449.8
5) Disapprove58047.9
8) Don't know262.1
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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268) Presidential approval--strength: Do you approve/disapprove strongly or not strongly of the way George W. Bush is handling the job as President? (GWPAPRVS)
TOTAL%
1) Approve strongly39833.6
2) Approve not strongly20317.1
4) Disapprove not strongly13711.6
5) Disapprove strongly44237.3
8) Don't know20.2
9) Refused20.2
Missing28 
TOTAL1184100.0
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269) Do you APPROVE or DISAPPROVE of the way George W. Bush is HANDLING THE ECONOMY? (GWB_ECON)
TOTAL%
1) Approve49040.4
5) Disapprove68456.4
8) Don't know363.0
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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270) Do you [approve/disapprove] STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY of George W. Bush's handling of the economy? (GWBECONS)
TOTAL%
1) Approve strongly30125.6
2) Approve not strongly18715.9
4) Disapprove not strongly17314.7
5) Disapprove strongly51043.4
8) Don't know30.3
Missing38 
TOTAL1174100.0
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271) Do you APPROVE or DISAPPROVE of the way George W. Bush is HANDLING OUR RELATIONS WITH FOREIGN COUNTRIES? (GWBFORGN)
TOTAL%
1) Approve50942.0
5) Disapprove66454.8
8) Don't know383.1
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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272) Do you [approve/disapprove] STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY of the way George W. Bush is handling our relations with foreign countries? (GWBFRGNS)
TOTAL%
1) Approve strongly36531.1
2) Approve not strongly14312.2
4) Disapprove not strongly13011.1
5) Disapprove strongly53445.5
8) Don't know10.1
Missing39 
TOTAL1173100.0
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273) Do you APPROVE or DISAPPROVE of the way George W. Bush is HANDLING THE FEDERAL BUDGET DEFICIT? (GWBDEFIC)
TOTAL%
1) Approve35429.2
5) Disapprove72459.7
8) DK13110.8
9) RF30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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274) Do you [approve/disapprove] STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY of the way George W. Bush is HANDLING THE FEDERAL BUDGET DEFICIT? (GWBDEFCS)
TOTAL%
1) Approve strongly15614.5
2) Approve not strongly19518.1
4) Disapprove not strongly17216.0
5) Disapprove strongly55151.1
8) DK30.3
9) RF10.1
Missing134 
TOTAL1078100.0
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275) Do you APPROVE or DISAPPROVE of the way George W. Bush is HANDLING THE WAR ON TERRORISM? (GWB_TWAR)
TOTAL%
1) Approve64453.1
5) Disapprove53844.4
8) DK282.3
9) RF20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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276) Do you [approve/disapprove] STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY of the way George W. Bush is HANDLING THE WAR ON TERRORISM? (GWBTWARS)
TOTAL%
1) Approve strongly49241.6
2) Approve not strongly15012.7
4) Disapprove not strongly11910.1
5) Disapprove strongly41735.3
8) DK30.3
9) RF10.1
Missing30 
TOTAL1182100.0
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277) IF RESPONDENT SELECTED FOR A11 ADMINISTRATION (Respondents were randomly assigned to either A10 or A11): Do you feel things in this country are generally going in the RIGHT DIRECTION, or do you feel things have pretty seriously gotten off on the WRONG TRACK? (RIGHTDIR)
TOTAL%
1) Right direction24039.9
5) Wrong track34156.7
8) Don't know183.0
9) Refused20.3
Missing611 
TOTAL601100.0
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278) SUMMARY (Combines both A10 and A11 country on right track question): Do you feel things in this country are generally going in the RIGHT DIRECTION, or do you feel things have pretty seriously gotten off on the WRONG TRACK? (RGHTDIR2)
TOTAL%
1) Right direction46038.0
5) Wrong track70958.5
8) Don't know342.8
9) Refused90.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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279) How much would you say that you personally care about the way the election to the U.S. House of Representatives comes out: do you care VERY MUCH, PRETTY MUCH, NOT VERY MUCH or NOT AT ALL? (HOUSELEC)
TOTAL%
1) Very much40133.1
2) Pretty much42134.7
3) Not very much31926.3
4) Not at all615.0
8) Don't know90.7
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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280) Do you APPROVE or DISAPPROVE of the way the U.S. Congress has been handling its job? (CNGAPPRV)
TOTAL%
1) Approve54444.9
5) Disapprove50241.4
8) Don't know16513.6
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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281) Do you [approve/disapprove] STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY of the way the U.S. Congress has been handling its job? (CONGAPPS)
TOTAL%
1) Approve strongly18417.6
2) Approve not strongly35634.0
4) Disapprove not strongly21120.2
5) Disapprove not strongly28827.5
8) Don't know70.7
Missing166 
TOTAL1046100.0
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282) THEROMETER RATING: George W. Bush. Introduction to thermometer questions reads as follows: I'd like to get your feelings toward some of our political leaders and other people who are in the news these days. I'll read the name of a person and I'd like you to rate that person using something we call the feeling thermometer. Ratings between 50 degrees and 100 degrees mean that you feel favorable and warm toward the person. Ratings between 0 degrees and 50 degrees mean that you don't feel favorable toward the person and that you don't care too much for that person. You would rate the person at the 50 degree mark if you don't feel particularly warm or cold toward the person. If we come to a person whose name you don't recognize, you don't need to rate that person. Just tell me and we'll move on to the next one. [887=Don't recognize; 888=Don't know where to rate; 889=Refused; 999=NA] (BSHTHERM)
TOTAL%
0) 17114.1
5) 10.1
7) 10.1
10) 40.3
15) 957.8
20) 30.2
25) 10.1
30) 816.7
35) 10.1
40) 907.4
45) 20.2
49) 10.1
50) 978.0
55) 10.1
60) 1048.6
65) 20.2
70) 15512.8
75) 40.3
80) 60.5
85) 19416.0
90) 121.0
95) 50.4
98) 10.1
100) 17514.4
888) 50.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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283) Thermometer Rating: How would you rate John Kerry? [777=Don't recognize; 888=Don't know where to rate; 889=Refused; 999=NA] (KRRYTHRM)
TOTAL%
0) 967.9
1) 20.2
4) 10.1
5) 20.2
10) 20.2
15) 796.5
25) 30.2
30) 846.9
32) 10.1
40) 12610.4
45) 50.4
50) 17114.1
51) 10.1
55) 30.2
60) 19115.8
62) 10.1
65) 40.3
70) 18715.4
75) 60.5
80) 40.3
85) 16913.9
90) 40.3
100) 494.0
777) 40.3
888) 171.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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284) Thermometer Rating: How would you rate Ralph Nader [777=Don't recognize; 888=Don't know where to rate; 889=Refused; 999=NA] (NADRTHRM)
TOTAL%
0) 1179.7
2) 10.1
10) 30.2
15) 857.0
20) 10.1
22) 10.1
30) 806.6
35) 10.1
40) 766.3
45) 10.1
50) 36930.4
52) 10.1
55) 30.2
60) 12110.0
65) 20.2
70) 725.9
75) 20.2
77) 10.1
80) 20.2
85) 332.7
100) 80.7
777) 14712.1
888) 846.9
889) 10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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285) Thermometer Rating: How would you rate Dick Cheney [777=Don't recognize; 888=Don't know where to rate; 889=Refused; 999=NA] (CHENTHRM)
TOTAL%
0) 15913.1
5) 10.1
15) 736.0
20) 50.4
21) 10.1
25) 10.1
30) 675.5
35) 20.2
40) 1068.7
45) 20.2
50) 19816.3
51) 10.1
55) 20.2
60) 15913.1
65) 10.1
70) 16213.4
75) 30.2
80) 70.6
85) 12810.6
88) 10.1
90) 70.6
95) 10.1
100) 534.4
777) 443.6
888) 282.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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286) Thermometer Rating: How would you rate John Edwards [777=Don't recognize; 888=Don't know where to rate; 889=Refused; 999=NA] (EDWRDSTR)
TOTAL%
0) 584.8
5) 20.2
10) 40.3
15) 594.9
20) 10.1
30) 594.9
35) 10.1
40) 705.8
42) 10.1
45) 10.1
50) 24920.5
51) 10.1
52) 10.1
55) 40.3
60) 16213.4
62) 10.1
65) 40.3
70) 16713.8
75) 80.7
80) 70.6
85) 13311.0
90) 20.2
95) 10.1
100) 544.5
777) 1209.9
888) 423.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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287) Thermometer Rating: How would you rate Laura Bush [777=Don't recognize; 888=Don't know where to rate; 889=Refused; 999=NA] (LAURATHR)
TOTAL%
0) 342.8
1) 10.1
3) 10.1
5) 10.1
15) 332.7
20) 10.1
30) 302.5
40) 504.1
45) 10.1
50) 26621.9
55) 20.2
60) 14011.6
70) 16213.4
72) 10.1
75) 100.8
80) 50.4
85) 19816.3
90) 100.8
95) 70.6
100) 21017.3
777) 131.1
888) 352.9
889) 10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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288) Thermometer Rating: How would you rate Hillary Clinton [777=Don't recognize; 888=Don't know where to rate; 889=Refused; 999=NA] (HILRYTHR)
TOTAL%
0) 15612.9
2) 10.1
3) 20.2
4) 10.1
5) 20.2
10) 60.5
15) 796.5
20) 30.2
25) 20.2
30) 665.4
35) 20.2
40) 715.9
45) 10.1
50) 13210.9
55) 20.2
60) 12110.0
65) 20.2
70) 18315.1
72) 10.1
75) 40.3
80) 121.0
85) 18815.5
86) 10.1
90) 70.6
95) 30.2
99) 10.1
100) 15012.4
777) 40.3
888) 90.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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289) Thermometer Rating: How would you rate Bill Clinton [777=Don't recognize; 888=Don't know where to rate; 889=Refused; 999=NA] (CLNTTHRM)
TOTAL%
0) 13010.7
1) 20.2
5) 30.2
6) 10.1
7) 10.1
12) 10.1
15) 725.9
20) 60.5
25) 10.1
30) 725.9
35) 30.2
40) 756.2
45) 10.1
50) 1058.7
55) 20.2
60) 12810.6
65) 20.2
70) 16413.5
75) 90.7
80) 90.7
85) 19315.9
90) 80.7
95) 50.4
98) 10.1
99) 10.1
100) 20717.1
777) 10.1
888) 90.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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290) Thermometer Rating: How would you rate Colin Powell [777=Don't recognize; 888=Don't know where to rate; 889=Refused; 999=NA] (POWLTHRM)
TOTAL%
0) 110.9
3) 10.1
5) 10.1
10) 10.1
15) 252.1
25) 10.1
30) 403.3
40) 675.5
50) 13210.9
59) 10.1
60) 15512.8
65) 60.5
70) 22718.7
75) 131.1
80) 141.2
81) 10.1
85) 27422.6
86) 20.2
90) 121.0
95) 30.2
100) 15913.1
777) 494.0
888) 171.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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291) Thermometer Rating: How would you rate John Ashcroft [777=Don't recognize; 888=Don't know where to rate; 889=Refused; 999=NA] (ASHCRTHR)
TOTAL%
0) 927.6
5) 10.1
7) 10.1
10) 30.2
15) 504.1
30) 615.0
40) 584.8
45) 30.2
50) 26822.1
55) 20.2
60) 12810.6
65) 30.2
70) 1109.1
75) 50.4
80) 60.5
85) 574.7
86) 10.1
88) 10.1
90) 40.3
95) 30.2
100) 231.9
777) 25521.0
888) 776.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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292) Thermometer Rating: How would you rate John McCain [777=Don't recognize; 888=Don't know where to rate; 889=Refused; 999=NA] (MCCNTHR)
TOTAL%
0) 141.2
1) 10.1
5) 10.1
6) 20.2
15) 171.4
25) 10.1
30) 272.2
40) 494.0
41) 10.1
50) 25921.4
55) 10.1
60) 19916.4
65) 40.3
70) 18215.0
75) 110.9
77) 20.2
80) 60.5
85) 1179.7
90) 70.6
95) 20.2
100) 494.0
777) 20016.5
888) 605.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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293) Thermometer Rating: How would you rate the Democratic Party [777=Don't recognize; 888=Don't know where to rate; 889=Refused; 999=NA] (DEMSTHRM)
TOTAL%
0) 423.5
3) 10.1
10) 20.2
15) 484.0
20) 10.1
25) 50.4
30) 705.8
35) 20.2
40) 14211.7
45) 20.2
49) 20.2
50) 19315.9
51) 10.1
55) 50.4
57) 10.1
60) 19916.4
65) 20.2
70) 18415.2
75) 121.0
80) 50.4
85) 15512.8
90) 10.1
95) 30.2
100) 1008.3
777) 20.2
888) 292.4
889) 30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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294) Thermometer Rating: How would you rate the Republican Party [777=Don't recognize; 888=Don't know where to rate; 889=Refused; 999=NA] (REPBTHRM)
TOTAL%
0) 998.2
1) 10.1
4) 10.1
5) 30.2
10) 40.3
15) 645.3
20) 50.4
25) 10.1
30) 937.7
35) 10.1
40) 1139.3
45) 10.1
50) 21217.5
51) 10.1
55) 10.1
60) 15713.0
62) 10.1
65) 60.5
70) 16713.8
75) 70.6
80) 80.7
85) 15112.5
90) 90.7
95) 20.2
100) 685.6
777) 20.2
888) 312.6
889) 30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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295) Thermometer Rating: How would you rate Ronald Reagan [777=Don't recognize; 888=Don't know where to rate; 889=Refused; 999=NA] (REAGNTHR)
TOTAL%
0) 443.6
2) 10.1
5) 10.1
8) 10.1
10) 30.2
15) 302.5
20) 10.1
30) 332.7
40) 524.3
50) 1078.8
60) 14011.6
65) 10.1
70) 16013.2
75) 110.9
80) 201.7
85) 26521.9
90) 141.2
92) 20.2
95) 80.7
99) 20.2
100) 28423.4
777) 40.3
888) 272.2
889) 10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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296) Is there anything in particular that you LIKE about the Democratic party? (DEMLIKE1)
TOTAL%
1) Yes67055.3
5) No51142.2
8) Don't know231.9
9) Refused80.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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297) Summary: Number of mentions - Likes about Democratic Party. Respondent mentioned something they like about the Democratic Party in the previous question. (DEMLIKE2)
TOTAL%
0) No mentions54945.3
1) One mentions25621.1
2) Two mentions17714.6
3) Three mentions988.1
4) Four mentions605.0
5) Five mentions645.3
9) RF80.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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298) What does respondent like about Democratic Party--MENTION 1. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (DEMLIKE3)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL6701034.4541247
299) What does respondent like about Democratic Party--MENTION 2. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (DEMLIKE4)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL399871.348360
300) What does respondent like about Democratic Party--MENTION 3. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (DEMLIKE5)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL222878.356340
301) What does respondent like about Democratic Party--MENTION 4. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (DEMLIKE6)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL124864.347338
302) What does respondent like about Democratic Party--MENTION 5. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (DEMLIKE7)
TOTAL%
7) 11.6
17) 11.6
21) 11.6
51) 11.6
111) 11.6
133) 23.1
151) 11.6
601) 11.6
701) 11.6
709) 11.6
801) 46.3
802) 11.6
805) 11.6
815) 11.6
831) 23.1
835) 11.6
843) 11.6
900) 11.6
901) 46.3
915) 11.6
924) 23.1
932) 11.6
934) 11.6
938) 11.6
979) 11.6
986) 23.1
1014) 11.6
1023) 11.6
1026) 11.6
1044) 11.6
1101) 11.6
1104) 11.6
1105) 11.6
1155) 23.1
1166) 11.6
1193) 11.6
1203) 11.6
1205) 11.6
1207) 11.6
1210) 23.1
1213) 11.6
1223) 11.6
1229) 11.6
1233) 57.8
1239) 11.6
1247) 11.6
1249) 11.6
1251) 11.6
Missing1148 
TOTAL64100.0
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303) Is there anything in particular that you DON'T LIKE about the Democratic party? (DEMDLKE1)
TOTAL%
1) Yes57147.1
5) No61450.7
8) Don't know221.8
9) Refused50.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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304) Summary: Number of mentions - Dislikes about Democratic Party. Respondent mentioned dislikes about the Democratic Party in the previous question. (DEMDLKE2)
TOTAL%
0) No mentions64853.5
1) One mentions26021.5
2) Two mentions15112.5
3) Three mentions806.6
4) Four mentions373.1
5) Five mentions312.6
9) Refused50.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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305) What does respondent dislike about Democratic Party--MENTION 1. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (DEMDLKE3)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL571836.2631233
306) What does respondent dislike about Democratic Party--MENTION 2. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (DEMDLKE4)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL299751.896337
307) What does respondent dislike about Democratic Party: MENTION 3. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (DEMDLKE5)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL148769.527357
308) What does respondent dislike about Democratic Party--MENTION 4. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (DEMDLKE6)
TOTAL%
1) 11.5
21) 11.5
22) 11.5
132) 11.5
133) 11.5
134) 11.5
161) 11.5
173) 11.5
505) 11.5
602) 22.9
609) 22.9
610) 11.5
618) 11.5
620) 11.5
702) 22.9
796) 11.5
801) 11.5
804) 11.5
805) 11.5
813) 11.5
815) 11.5
818) 11.5
829) 11.5
836) 11.5
838) 57.4
900) 11.5
906) 11.5
907) 11.5
909) 11.5
910) 11.5
931) 22.9
980) 11.5
981) 11.5
985) 11.5
986) 34.4
988) 11.5
989) 22.9
1002) 11.5
1023) 57.4
1026) 11.5
1041) 11.5
1049) 11.5
1103) 11.5
1107) 11.5
1201) 45.9
1206) 22.9
1209) 11.5
1210) 11.5
1305) 11.5
Missing1144 
TOTAL68100.0
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309) What does respondent dislike about Democratic Party--MENTION 5. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (DEMDLKE7)
TOTAL%
134) 13.2
173) 26.5
176) 13.2
197) 13.2
706) 13.2
710) 13.2
730) 13.2
801) 26.5
805) 39.7
836) 13.2
838) 13.2
847) 26.5
901) 26.5
931) 39.7
986) 13.2
1027) 13.2
1104) 13.2
1107) 13.2
1156) 13.2
1159) 13.2
1209) 13.2
1210) 13.2
1233) 13.2
Missing1181 
TOTAL31100.0
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310) Is there anything in particular that you LIKE about the Republican party? (REPLIKE1)
TOTAL%
1) Yes57147.1
5) No61750.9
8) Don't know191.6
9) Refused50.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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311) Summary: Number of mentions - Likes about Republican Party. Respondent mentioned something they like about the Republican Party in previous question. (REPLIKE2)
TOTAL%
0) No mentions65554.0
1) One mentions24820.5
2) Two mentions15512.8
3) Three mentions836.8
4) Four mentions342.8
5) Five mentions322.6
9) Refused50.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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312) What does respondent like about Republican Party--MENTION 1. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (REPLIKE3)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL5711025.7691499
313) What does respondent like about Republican Party--MENTION 2. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (REPLIKE4)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL304814.944317
314) What does respondent like about Republican Party--MENTION 3. [See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in codebook appendix file. (REPLIKE5)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL149819.523321
315) What does respondent like about Republican Party: MENTION 4. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (REPLIKE6)
TOTAL%
31) 11.5
35) 11.5
45) 11.5
51) 23.0
111) 11.5
135) 11.5
169) 11.5
601) 11.5
603) 11.5
609) 23.0
617) 11.5
709) 23.0
801) 46.1
806) 23.0
827) 11.5
833) 11.5
835) 11.5
837) 46.1
848) 23.0
901) 34.5
904) 34.5
914) 11.5
929) 11.5
930) 23.0
932) 11.5
933) 11.5
934) 34.5
950) 11.5
980) 23.0
985) 11.5
987) 11.5
990) 11.5
1019) 11.5
1024) 11.5
1037) 11.5
1105) 23.0
1106) 11.5
1193) 23.0
1194) 11.5
1209) 11.5
1210) 11.5
1213) 23.0
1297) 11.5
1305) 11.5
Missing1146 
TOTAL66100.0
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316) What does respondent like about Republican Party--MENTION 5. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (REPLIKE7)
TOTAL%
32) 13.1
102) 13.1
121) 13.1
445) 13.1
605) 13.1
607) 13.1
609) 26.3
709) 26.3
722) 13.1
801) 13.1
806) 13.1
829) 13.1
831) 13.1
835) 13.1
837) 39.4
848) 13.1
907) 13.1
909) 13.1
915) 13.1
934) 13.1
987) 13.1
1024) 13.1
1048) 13.1
1102) 13.1
1105) 13.1
1106) 26.3
1194) 13.1
Missing1180 
TOTAL32100.0
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317) Is there anything in particular that you DON'T LIKE about the Republican Party? (REPDLKE1)
TOTAL%
1) Yes64953.5
5) No53544.1
8) Don't know201.7
9) Refused80.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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318) Summary: Number of Mentions - Dislikes about Republican Party. Respondent mentioned something they dislike about the Republican Party in previous question. (REPDLKE2)
TOTAL%
0) No mentions56346.5
1) One mentions28423.4
2) Two mentions15012.4
3) Three mentions1058.7
4) Four mentions564.6
5) Five mentions463.8
9) Refused80.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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319) What does respondent dislike about Republican Party--MENTION 1. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (REPDLKE3)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL649935.22970
320) What does respondent dislike about Republican Party--MENTION 2. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (REPDLKE4)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL357918.611339
321) What does respondent dislike about Republican Party--MENTION 3. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (REPDLKE5)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL207906.72353
322) What does respondent dislike about Republican Party--MENTION 4. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (REPDLKE6)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL102925.324301
323) What does respondent dislike about Republican Party--MENTION 5. See PARTY-CANDIDATE master code in file notes (NOTE 1) for appropriate codes. (REPDLKE7)
TOTAL%
134) 12.2
151) 12.2
602) 12.2
604) 12.2
706) 12.2
710) 12.2
801) 24.3
804) 12.2
806) 24.3
816) 12.2
848) 36.5
900) 12.2
907) 12.2
916) 24.3
933) 12.2
935) 12.2
939) 12.2
964) 12.2
990) 12.2
1019) 12.2
1023) 12.2
1024) 12.2
1027) 12.2
1046) 12.2
1101) 12.2
1104) 12.2
1156) 36.5
1193) 12.2
1206) 12.2
1209) 36.5
1214) 12.2
1220) 12.2
1233) 12.2
1234) 24.3
1305) 12.2
1307) 12.2
Missing1166 
TOTAL46100.0
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324) Do you think it is better when ONE PARTY CONTROLS both the presidency and Congress, better when CONTROL IS SPLIT between the Democrats and Republicans, or DOESN'T IT MATTER? (CONGCONT)
TOTAL%
1) Better when one party controls both26021.5
3) Better when control is split66955.2
5) It doesn't matter24920.5
8) Don't know312.6
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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325) We are interested in how people are getting along financially these days. Would you say that you (and your family living here) are BETTER off or WORSE off than you were a year ago? (BETTROFF)
TOTAL%
1) Better52343.2
3) Worse38031.4
5) The same30124.8
8) Don't know30.2
9) Refused50.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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326) Are you much better/worse or somewhat better/worse off than 1 year ago? (BTTROFF2)
TOTAL%
1) Much better14412.0
2) Somewhat better37831.4
3) Same30125.0
4) Somewhat worse26522.0
5) Much worse1149.5
8) Don't know20.2
Missing8 
TOTAL1204100.0
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327) Now looking ahead, do you think that a year from now you (and your family living here) will be BETTER OFF financially, WORSE OFF, or JUST ABOUT THE SAME as now? (BTTRNYR)
TOTAL%
1) Better45037.1
3) Worse1068.7
5) The same61050.3
8) Don't know423.5
9) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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328) Do you think you will be MUCH [better/worse] or SOMEWHAT [better/worse] off 1 year from now? (NXTYEARB)
TOTAL%
1) Much better18315.7
2) Somewhat better26722.9
3) Same61052.3
4) Somewhat worse786.7
5) Much worse252.1
8) Don't know30.3
Missing46 
TOTAL1166100.0
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329) Do you personally, or jointly with a spouse, have any MONEY INVESTED IN THE STOCK MARKET right now -- either in an individual stock or in a mutual fund? (STOCKS)
TOTAL%
1) Yes63552.4
5) No55946.1
8) Don't know70.6
9) Refused110.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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330) In the past year did you (or anyone in your family living here) put off medical or dental treatment because you didn't have the money? (MEDAFFRD)
TOTAL%
1) Yes39732.8
5) No81467.2
8) Don't know10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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331) Now thinking about health care. Can you (and your family) afford to pay for the health care that you need? (CREAFFRD)
TOTAL%
1) Yes79465.5
5) No41434.2
8) Don't know40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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332) Do you presently have any kind of health insurance? (INSRANCE)
TOTAL%
1) Yes104085.8
5) No17114.1
8) Don't know10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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333) Has George W. Bush -- because of the kind of person he is or because of something he has done, ever made you feel: ANGRY? (BSHANGR1)
TOTAL%
1) Yes67655.8
5) No53043.7
8) Don't know30.2
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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334) [IF YES TO PREVIOUS QUESTION-GEORGE BUSH ANGRY] How often would you say you've felt angry at George W. Bush-- VERY OFTEN, FAIRLY OFTEN, OCCASIONALLY, or RARELY? (BSHANGR2)
TOTAL%
1) Very often21131.2
2) Fairly often17125.3
3) Occasionally20930.9
4) Rarely8512.6
Missing536 
TOTAL676100.0
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335) Has George W. Bush -- because of the kind of person he is or because of something he has done, ever made you feel: HOPEFUL? (BUSHHPE1)
TOTAL%
1) Yes66755.0
5) No53744.3
8) Don't know50.4
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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336) [IF YES TO PREVIOUS QUESTION-GEORGE W. BUSH HOPEFUL] How often would you say you've felt hopeful because of George W. Bush -- VERY OFTEN, FAIRLY OFTEN, OCCASIONALLY, or RARELY? (BUSHHPE2)
TOTAL%
1) Very often12618.9
2) Fairly often19529.2
3) Occasionally26539.7
4) Rarely8012.0
8) Don't know10.1
Missing545 
TOTAL667100.0
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337) Has George W. Bush -- because of the kind of person he is or because of something he has done, ever made you feel: AFRAID? (BUSHAFR1)
TOTAL%
1) Yes52943.6
5) No67755.9
8) Don't know40.3
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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338) [IF YES TO PREVIOUS QUESTION-GEORGE W. BUSH AFRAID] How often would you say you've felt afraid because of George W. Bush -- VERY OFTEN, FAIRLY OFTEN, OCCASIONALLY, or RARELY? (BUSHAFR2)
TOTAL%
1) Very often11521.7
2) Fairly often14727.8
3) Occasionally20438.6
4) Rarely6211.7
9) Refused10.2
Missing683 
TOTAL529100.0
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339) Has George W. Bush -- because of the kind of person he is or because of something he has done, ever made you feel: PROUD? (BUSHPRD1)
TOTAL%
1) Yes73660.7
5) No46838.6
8) Don't know50.4
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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340) [IF YES TO PREVIOUS QUESTION-GEORGE W. BUSH PROUD] How often would you say you've felt proud because of George W. Bush -- VERY OFTEN, FAIRLY OFTEN, OCCASIONALLY, or RARELY? (BUSHPRD2)
TOTAL%
1) Very often17423.6
2) Fairly often19626.6
3) Occasionally25334.4
4) Rarely11215.2
8) Don't know10.1
Missing476 
TOTAL736100.0
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341) Has John Kerry -- because of the kind of person he is or because of something he has done, ever made you feel: ANGRY (KRRYANG1)
TOTAL%
1) Yes37631.0
5) No82367.9
8) Don't know100.8
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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342) [IF YES TO PREVIOUS QUESTION-JOHN KERRY ANGRY] How often would you say you've felt angry because of John Kerry -- VERY OFTEN, FAIRLY OFTEN, OCCASIONALLY, or RARELY? (KRRYANG2)
TOTAL%
1) Very often8121.5
2) Fairly often8923.7
3) Occasionally14538.6
4) Rarely6016.0
9) Refused10.3
Missing836 
TOTAL376100.0
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343) Has John Kerry -- because of the kind of person he is or because of something he has done, ever made you feel: HOPEFUL (KRRYHOP1)
TOTAL%
1) Yes55345.6
5) No63752.6
8) Don't know181.5
9) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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344) [IF YES TO PREVIOUS QUESTION-JOHN KERRY HOPEFUL] How often would you say you've felt hopeful because of John Kerry -- VERY OFTEN, FAIRLY OFTEN, OCCASIONALLY, or RARELY? (KRRYHOP2)
TOTAL%
1) Very often11320.4
2) Fairly often15427.8
3) Occasionally24644.5
4) Rarely376.7
8) Don't know20.4
9) Refused10.2
Missing659 
TOTAL553100.0
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345) Has John Kerry -- because of the kind of person he is or because of something he has done, ever made you feel: AFRAID (KRRYAFR1)
TOTAL%
1) Yes27322.5
5) No92376.2
8) Don't know121.0
9) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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346) [IF YES TO PREVIOUS QUESTION-JOHN KERRY AFRAID] How often would you say you've felt afraid because of John Kerry -- VERY OFTEN, FAIRLY OFTEN, OCCASIONALLY, or RARELY? (KRRYAFR2)
TOTAL%
1) Very often6925.3
2) Fairly often5419.8
3) Occasionally10337.7
4) Rarely4616.8
8) Don't know10.4
Missing939 
TOTAL273100.0
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347) Has John Kerry -- because of the kind of person he is or because of something he has done, ever made you feel: PROUD (KRRYPRD1)
TOTAL%
1) Yes41133.9
5) No77664.0
8) Don't know221.8
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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348) [IF YES TO PREVIOUS QUESTION-JOHN KERRY PROUD] How often would you say you've felt proud because of John Kerry -- VERY OFTEN, FAIRLY OFTEN, OCCASIONALLY, or RARELY? (KRRYPRD2)
TOTAL%
1) Very often6816.5
2) Fairly often11026.8
3) Occasionally18845.7
4) Rarely4410.7
8) Don't know10.2
Missing801 
TOTAL411100.0
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349) We hear a lot of talk these days about liberals and conservatives. Here is a seven-point scale on which the political views that people might hold are arranged from extremely liberal to extremely conservative. Where would you place YOURSELF on this scale, or haven't you thought much about this? (LIBCON1)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely liberal272.2
2) Liberal1129.2
3) Slightly liberal1028.4
4) Moderate; middle of the road29724.5
5) Slightly conservative14512.0
6) Conservative20116.6
7) Extremely conservative363.0
80) Haven't thought much28523.5
88) Don't know60.5
89) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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350) IF RESPONDENT LIB-CON SCALE SELF-PLACEMENT IS MODERATE or HAVEN'T THOUGHT/DK IN PREVIOUS QUESTION: If you had to choose, would you consider yourself a LIBERAL or a CONSERVATIVE? (LIBCON2)
TOTAL%
1) Liberal18431.3
3) Conservative25843.9
5) Moderate9115.5
8) Don't know559.4
Missing624 
TOTAL588100.0
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351) SUMMARY - LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE SCALE SELF-PLACEMENT (LIBCNSUM)
TOTAL%
1) Liberal42535.1
3) Moderate917.5
5) Conservative64052.8
7) Refused10.1
8) Don't know554.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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352) Where would you place GEORGE W. BUSH on this (Liberal-Conservative) scale? (BSHSCALE)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely liberal574.7
2) Liberal715.9
3) Slightly liberal655.4
4) Moderate; middle of the road1119.2
5) Slightly conservative13411.1
6) Conservative41234.0
7) Extremely conservative23419.3
8) Don't know12510.3
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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353) Where would you place JOHN KERRY on this (Liberal-Conservative) scale? (KRRYSCAL)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely liberal16613.7
2) Liberal31726.2
3) Slightly liberal23319.2
4) Moderate; middle of the road21517.7
5) Slightly conservative786.4
6) Conservative524.3
7) Extremely conservative272.2
8) Don't know1209.9
9) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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354) Where would you place RALPH NADER on this (Liberal-Conservative) scale? (NADRSCLE)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely liberal19215.8
2) Liberal18014.9
3) Slightly liberal1139.3
4) Moderate; middle of the road18315.1
5) Slightly conservative504.1
6) Conservative352.9
7) Extremely conservative312.6
8) Don't know42435.0
9) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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355) Where would you place the DEMOCRATIC PARTY on this (Liberal-Conservative) scale? (DEMSSCLE)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely liberal12210.1
2) Liberal36229.9
3) Slightly liberal25020.6
4) Moderate; middle of the road19115.8
5) Slightly conservative836.8
6) Conservative675.5
7) Extremely conservative221.8
8) Don't know1109.1
9) Refused50.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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356) Where would you place the REPUBLICAN PARTY on this (Liberal-Conservative) scale? (REPSCALE)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely liberal352.9
2) Liberal655.4
3) Slightly liberal695.7
4) Moderate; middle of the road12210.1
5) Slightly conservative18215.0
6) Conservative47138.9
7) Extremely conservative14712.1
8) Don't know1169.6
9) Refused50.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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357) Generally speaking, would you say that you personally CARE A GOOD DEAL who wins the presidential election this fall, or that you DON'T CARE VERY MUCH who wins? (PRESCARE)
TOTAL%
1) Care a good deal103385.2
3) Don't care very much17414.4
8) Don't know50.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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358) Who do you think will be elected President in November? (PRESTHNK)
TOTAL%
1) John Kerry34128.1
3) George W. Bush77563.9
7) Other10.1
8) Don't know937.7
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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359) Do you think the Presidential race will be CLOSE or will [CANDIDATE NAMED/ONE CANDIDATE] win by quite a bit? (PRESCLSE)
TOTAL%
0) Will be close – DK winner332.7
11) Will be close – Kerry will win28923.9
12) Will be close – Bush will win60349.8
14) Will be close – other candidate will win131.1
25) Win by quite a bit - Kerry504.1
26) Win by quite a bit - Bush15713.0
29) Win by quite a bit – DK who20.2
88) Don't know151.2
99) Na484.0
Missing2 
TOTAL1210100.0
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360) What about here in (STATE)? Which Presidential candidate will carry this state? (WINSTATE)
TOTAL%
1) John Kerry56346.5
3) George W. Bush55345.6
5) Ralph Nader20.2
7) Other10.1
8) Don't know937.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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361) Do you think the Presidential race will be CLOSE here in (STATE) or will [CANDIDATE NAMED/ONE CANDIDATE] win by quite a bit? (STATECLS)
TOTAL%
0) Will be close- DK winner221.8
11) Will be close – Kerry will win28423.4
12) Will be close – Bush Will win29824.6
14) Will be close – other candidate will win70.6
25) Win by quite a bit - Kerry27222.4
26) Win by quite a bit - Bush24420.1
27) Win by quite a bit -Nader20.2
29) Win by quite a bit – DK who40.3
88) Don't know252.1
89) Refused20.2
99) Na524.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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362) Now thinking about the economy in the country as a whole, would you say that over the past year the nation's economy has gotten BETTER, stayed ABOUT THE SAME, or gotten WORSE? (ECON_IMP)
TOTAL%
1) Gotten better27822.9
3) Stayed about the same37831.2
5) Gotten worse54244.7
8) Don't know131.1
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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363) REGARDING THE STATE OF THE ECONOMY IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION: Do you think the economy is MUCH [better/worse] or SOMEWHAT [better/worse]? (ECONIMP2)
TOTAL%
1) Much better423.5
2) Somewhat better23619.7
3) Same37831.6
4) Somewhat worse30825.7
5) Much worse23419.5
Missing14 
TOTAL1198100.0
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364) What about the next 12 months? Do you expect the economy, in the country as a whole, to get BETTER, stay ABOUT THE SAME, or get WORSE? (ECONNEXT)
TOTAL%
1) Get better41334.1
3) Stay about the same53744.3
5) Get worse20817.2
8) Don't know504.1
9) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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365) REGARDING THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ABOUT THE ECONOMY IN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS: Do you think it will get MUCH [better/worse] or SOMEWHAT [better/worse]? (ECNNEXT2)
TOTAL%
1) Much better968.3
2) Somewhat better31627.3
3) Same53746.4
4) Somewhat worse16013.8
5) Much worse484.1
8) Don't know10.1
Missing54 
TOTAL1158100.0
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366) Would you say that OVER THE PAST YEAR, the level of unemployment in the country has gotten BETTER, stayed ABOUT THE SAME, or gotten WORSE? (UNEMPPST)
TOTAL%
0) NA12510.3
1) Better26621.9
3) Stayed same29924.7
5) Worse50141.3
8) Don't know211.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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367) REGARDING THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ABOUT UNEMPLOYMENT: Would you say unemployment is MUCH [better/worse] or SOMEWHAT [better/worse] (UNEMPST2)
TOTAL%
1) Much better343.2
2) Somewhat better23221.8
3) Same29928.0
4) Somewhat worse29227.4
5) Much worse20819.5
8) Don't know10.1
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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368) REGARDING THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ABOUT UNEMPLOYMENT IN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS: How about people out of work during THE COMING 12 MONTHSdo you think that there will be MORE unemployment than now, ABOUT THE SAME, or LESS? (UNEMPNXT)
TOTAL%
0) NA12510.3
1) More unemployment25421.0
3) About same55746.0
5) Less unemployment23219.1
8) Don't know433.5
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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369) Would you say that OVER THE PAST YEAR, inflation has gotten BETTER, stayed ABOUT THE SAME, or gotten WORSE? (INFLTPST)
TOTAL%
0) NA12510.3
1) Better554.5
3) Stayed same46938.7
5) Worse52443.2
8) Don't know383.1
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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370) REGARDING PREVIOUS QUESTION ON INFLATION: Would you say MUCH [better/worse] or SOMEWHAT [better/worse] (INFLPST2)
TOTAL%
1) Much better60.6
2) Somewhat better494.7
3) Same46944.8
4) Somewhat worse35934.3
5) Much worse16515.7
Missing164 
TOTAL1048100.0
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371) REGARDING THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ABOUT INFLATION IN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS: How about inflation during the COMING 12 MONTHS -- do you think that there will be HIGHER inflation than now, ABOUT THE SAME, or LOWER inflation? (INFLTNXT)
TOTAL%
0) NA12510.3
1) Higher inflation36129.8
3) About the same58848.5
5) Lower inflation725.9
8) Don't know655.4
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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372) Some people believe the United States should solve international problems by using diplomacy and other forms of international pressure and use military force only if absolutely necessary. Suppose we put such people at '1' on this scale. Others believe diplomacy and pressure often fail and the US must be ready to use military force. Suppose we put them at number 7. And of course others fall in positions in-between, at points 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. Where would you place YOURSELF on this scale, or haven't you thought much about this? (USINVOLV)
TOTAL%
1) U.S. should solve with diplomacy and international pressure16813.9
2) 1078.8
3) 14612.0
4) 26722.0
5) 18014.9
6) 846.9
7) U.S. must be ready to use military force897.3
80) Haven't thought much about this16113.3
88) Don't know70.6
89) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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373) How important is this issue [referring to the issue of DIPLOMACY in the previous question] to you personally? EXTREMELY important, VERY important, SOMEWHAT important, NOT TOO important, or NOT AT ALL important? Importance of diplomacy issue to respondent (DIPLOMCY)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely important44136.4
2) Very important40333.3
3) Somewhat important29324.2
4) Not too important433.5
5) Not at all important221.8
8) Don't know90.7
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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374) Which party do you think would do a better job of HANDLING THE NATION'S ECONOMY...[the DEMOCRATS, the REPUBLICANS/the REPUBLICANS, the DEMOCRATS], or WOULDN'T THERE BE MUCH DIFFERENCE between them? (PRTYECON)
TOTAL%
1) Democrats43936.2
3) Republicans28823.8
5) Wouldn't be much difference between them/no difference44736.9
8) Don't know363.0
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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375) Which party do you think would do a better job of HANDLING THE WAR ON TERRORISM...[the DEMOCRATS, the REPUBLICANS/the REPUBLICANS, the DEMOCRATS], or WOULDNT THERE BE MUCH DIFFERENCE between them? (PRTYTERR)
TOTAL%
1) Democrats29824.6
3) Republicans48039.6
5) About the same by both38631.8
7) Neither party100.8
8) Don't know342.8
9) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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376) Looking ahead, do you think the problem of KEEPING OUT OF WAR would be handled better in the next four years by [the DEMOCRATS, the REPUBLICANS/the REPUBLICANS, the DEMOCRATS], or ABOUT THE SAME by both? (PARTYWAR)
TOTAL%
1) Democrats50741.8
3) Republicans18815.5
5) About same by both47038.8
7) Neither party60.5
8) Don't know363.0
9) Refused50.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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377) Turning to some other types of issues facing the country. During the past year, would you say that the United States' position in the world has grown WEAKER, stayed ABOUT THE SAME, or has it grown STRONGER? (USPOSITI)
TOTAL%
1) Weaker57447.4
3) Stayed the same33427.6
5) Stronger29023.9
8) Don't know121.0
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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378) Do you AGREE or DISAGREE with this statement: This country would be better off if we just stayed home and did not concern ourselves with problems in other parts of the world. (STAYHOME)
TOTAL%
1) Agree22818.8
5) Disagree97180.1
8) Don't know110.9
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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379) Generally speaking, do you usually think of yourself as a REPUBLICAN, a DEMOCRAT, an INDEPENDENT, or what? (PARTY_ID)
TOTAL%
1) Republican34728.6
2) Democrat38231.5
3) Independent39932.9
4) Other party141.2
5) No preference605.0
8) Don't know80.7
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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380) IF RESPONDENT CONSIDERS SELF A DEMOCRAT OR A REPUBLICAN: Would you call yourself a STRONG [Democrat/Republican] or a NOT VERY STRONG [Democrat/Republican]? (PRTY_IDS)
TOTAL%
1) Strong39654.3
5) Not very strong33045.3
8) Don't know20.3
9) Refused10.1
Missing483 
TOTAL729100.0
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381) IF RESPONDENTS PARTY PREFERENCE IS INDEPENDENT, NO PREFERENCE OR OTHER: Do you think of yourself as CLOSER to the Republican Party or to the Democratic party? (INDPPREF)
TOTAL%
1) Closer to Republican13829.2
3) Neither12125.6
5) Closer to Democratic21044.4
8) Don't know40.8
Missing739 
TOTAL473100.0
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382) SUMMARY PARTY IDENTIFICATION: Generally speaking, do you usually think of yourself as a REPUBLICAN, a DEMOCRAT, an INDEPENDENT, or what? Would you call yourself a STRONG [Democrat/Republican] or a NOT VERY STRONG [Democrat/Republican]? Do you think of yourself as CLOSER to the Republican Party or to the Democratic party? (PRTY_SUM)
TOTAL%
0) Strong Democrat20316.7
1) Weak Democrat17914.8
2) Independent-Democrat21017.3
3) Independent-Independent1189.7
4) Independent-Republican13811.4
5) Weak Republican15412.7
6) Strong Republican19315.9
7) Other; minor party; refuses to say50.4
8) Apolitical40.3
9) DK80.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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383) Think about GEORGE W. BUSH. In your opinion, does the phrase 'he is MORAL' describe George W. Bush EXTREMELY WELL, QUITE WELL, NOT TOO WELL, or NOT WELL AT ALL? (BSHMORAL)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely well34428.4
2) Quite well46938.7
3) Not too well24320.0
4) Not well at all12810.6
8) Don't know252.1
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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384) Think about GEORGE W. BUSH. In your opinion, does the phrase 'he PROVIDES STRONG LEADERSHIP' describe George W. Bush EXTREMELY WELL, QUITE WELL, NOT TOO WELL, or NOT WELL AT ALL? (BSHLEADR)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely well32326.7
2) Quite well45037.1
3) Not too well27722.9
4) Not well at all14812.2
8) Don't know121.0
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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385) Think about GEORGE W. BUSH. In your opinion, does the phrase 'he REALLY CARES ABOUT PEOPLE LIKE YOU' describe George W. Bush EXTREMELY WELL, QUITE WELL, NOT TOO WELL, or NOT WELL AT ALL? (BSHCARES)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely well20116.6
2) Quite well34828.7
3) Not too well32126.5
4) Not well at all32426.7
8) Don't know151.2
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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386) Think about GEORGE W. BUSH. In your opinion, does the phrase 'he is KNOWLEDGEABLE' describe George W. Bush EXTREMELY WELL, QUITE WELL, NOT TOO WELL, or NOT WELL AT ALL? (BSHKNWLG)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely well21918.1
2) Quite well48640.1
3) Not too well32326.7
4) Not well at all16913.9
8) Don't know121.0
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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387) Think about GEORGE W. BUSH. In your opinion, does the phrase 'he is INTELLIGENT' describe George W. Bush EXTREMELY WELL, QUITE WELL, NOT TOO WELL, or NOT WELL AT ALL? (BSHINTEL)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely well22418.5
2) Quite well50041.3
3) Not too well29424.3
4) Not well at all17814.7
8) Don't know141.2
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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388) Think about GEORGE W. BUSH. In your opinion, does the phrase 'he is DISHONEST' describe George W. Bush EXTREMELY WELL, QUITE WELL, NOT TOO WELL, or NOT WELL AT ALL? (BSHDISHO)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely well14211.7
2) Quite well23819.6
3) Not too well36830.4
4) Not well at all42835.3
8) Don't know322.6
9) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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389) Think about GEORGE W. BUSH. In your opinion, does the phrase 'he CAN'T MAKE UP HIS MIND' describe George W. Bush EXTREMELY WELL, QUITE WELL, NOT TOO WELL, or NOT WELL AT ALL? (BSHINDEC)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely well1008.3
2) Quite well22418.5
3) Not too well42835.3
4) Not well at all43535.9
8) Don't know221.8
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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390) Think about JOHN KERRY. In your opinion, does the phrase 'he is MORAL' describe John Kerry EXTREMELY WELL, QUITE WELL, NOT TOO WELL, or NOT WELL AT ALL? (KRRYMORA)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely well16613.7
2) Quite well59348.9
3) Not too well24920.5
4) Not well at all1048.6
8) Don't know988.1
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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391) In your opinion, does the phrase 'he PROVIDES STRONG LEADERSHIP' describe John Kerry EXTREMELY WELL, QUITE WELL, NOT TOO WELL, or NOT WELL AT ALL? (KRRYLEAD)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely well14311.8
2) Quite well44536.7
3) Not too well38131.4
4) Not well at all16413.5
8) Don't know776.4
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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392) Think about JOHN KERRY. In your opinion, does the phrase 'he REALLY CARES ABOUT PEOPLE LIKE YOU' describe John Kerry EXTREMELY WELL, QUITE WELL, NOT TOO WELL, or NOT WELL AT ALL? (KRRYCARE)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely well16813.9
2) Quite well48339.9
3) Not too well33427.6
4) Not well at all15813.0
8) Don't know655.4
9) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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393) Think about JOHN KERRY. In your opinion, does the phrase 'he is KNOWLEDGEABLE' describe John Kerry EXTREMELY WELL, QUITE WELL, NOT TOO WELL, or NOT WELL AT ALL? (KRRYKWLG)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely well24720.4
2) Quite well67755.9
3) Not too well19015.7
4) Not well at all463.8
8) Don't know494.0
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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394) Think about JOHN KERRY. In your opinion, does the phrase 'he is INTELLIGENT' describe John Kerry EXTREMELY WELL, QUITE WELL, NOT TOO WELL, or NOT WELL AT ALL? (KRRYINTE)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely well32626.9
2) Quite well66755.0
3) Not too well14111.6
4) Not well at all332.7
8) Don't know433.5
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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395) Think about JOHN KERRY. In your opinion, does the phrase 'he is DISHONEST' describe John Kerry EXTREMELY WELL, QUITE WELL, NOT TOO WELL, or NOT WELL AT ALL? (KRRYDISH)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely well867.1
2) Quite well18915.6
3) Not too well45937.9
4) Not well at all36830.4
8) Don't know1068.7
9) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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396) Think about JOHN KERRY. In your opinion, does the phrase 'he CAN'T MAKE UP HIS MIND' describe John Kerry EXTREMELY WELL, QUITE WELL, NOT TOO WELL, or NOT WELL AT ALL? (KRRYINDE)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely well23919.7
2) Quite well30124.8
3) Not too well38932.1
4) Not well at all21918.1
8) Don't know605.0
9) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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397) Taking everything into account, do you think the U.S. war against the Taliban government in Afghanistan was WORTH THE COST or NOT? (WARTALBN)
TOTAL%
1) Worth it83568.9
5) Not worth it35229.0
8) Don't know231.9
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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398) Do you APPROVE or DISAPPROVE of the way George Bush is HANDLING THE WAR IN IRAQ? (WARAPPRV)
TOTAL%
1) Approve50141.3
5) Disapprove69257.1
8) Don't know171.4
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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399) REFERRING TO PREVIOUS QUESTION on GW BUSH HANDLING OF WAR IN IRAQ: Do you [approve/disapprove] of George W. Bushs handling of the war in Iraq STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY? (WARAPRV2)
TOTAL%
1) Approve strongly30925.9
2) Approve not strongly19015.9
4) Disapprove not strongly988.2
5) Disapprove strongly59349.7
8) Don't know30.3
Missing19 
TOTAL1193100.0
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400) Taking everything into account, do you think the war in Iraq has been WORTH THE COST or NOT? (IRAQWRTH)
TOTAL%
1) Worth it46538.4
5) Not worth it71458.9
8) Don't know302.5
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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401) As a result of the United States military action in Iraq, do you think the threat of terrorism against the United States has INCREASED, DECREASED, or stayed ABOUT THE SAME? (TRRORTHR)
TOTAL%
1) Increased49741.0
3) Decreased27622.8
5) Stayed about the same42535.1
8) Don't know131.1
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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402) Some people think the government should provide fewer services even in areas such as health and education in order to reduce spending. Suppose these people are at one end of a scale, at point 1. Other people feel it is important for the government to provide many more services even if it means an increase in spending. Suppose these people are at the other end, at point 7. And, of course, some other people have opinions somewhere in between, at points 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6. Where would you place YOURSELF on this scale, or haven't you thought much about this? (GOVPROVD)
TOTAL%
1) Government should provide many fewer services504.1
2) 715.9
3) 12410.2
4) 28423.4
5) 24320.0
6) 14512.0
7) Government should provide many more services14311.8
80) Haven't thought much about this14912.3
88) Don't know30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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403) Referring to the SPENDING/SERVICES issue in previous question: How important is this issue to you personally? EXTREMELY important, VERY important, SOMEWHAT important, NOT TOO important, or NOT AT ALL important? (GOVPROV2)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely important37631.0
2) Very important37230.7
3) Somewhat important36129.8
4) Not at all important746.1
5) Not at all211.7
8) Don't know60.5
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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404) Referring to the SPENDING/SERVICES issue in the previous question: Where would you place GEORGE W. BUSH on this issue? (GWB_GOVP)
TOTAL%
1) Government should provide many fewer services15312.6
2) 20116.6
3) 25220.8
4) 24019.8
5) 14912.3
6) 877.2
7) Government should provide many more services494.0
8) Don't know796.5
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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405) Referring to the SPENDING/SERVICES issue in the previous question: Where would you place JOHN KERRY on this issue? (KRRYGOVP)
TOTAL%
1) Government should provide many fewer services292.4
2) 413.4
3) 887.3
4) 18315.1
5) 27322.5
6) 27722.9
7) Government should provide many more services17014.0
8) Don't know14912.3
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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406) Referring to the SPENDING/SERVICES issue in the previous question: Where would you place the DEMOCRATIC PARTY on this issue? (DEM_GOVP)
TOTAL%
1) Government should provide many fewer services211.7
2) 463.8
3) 947.8
4) 18315.1
5) 28423.4
6) 29124.0
7) Government should provide many more services18615.3
8) Don't know1058.7
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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407) Referring to the SPENDING/SERVICES issue in the previous question: Where would you place the REPUBLICAN PARTY on this issue? (REP_GOVP)
TOTAL%
1) Government should provide many fewer services12710.5
2) 22218.3
3) 26621.9
4) 25220.8
5) 15312.6
6) 544.5
7) Government should provide many more services373.1
8) Don't know998.2
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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408) Some people believe that we should spend much less money for defense. Suppose these people are at one end of a scale, at point 1. Others feel that defense spending should be greatly increased. Suppose these people are at the other end, at point 7. And, of course, some other people have opinions somewhere in between, at points 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6. Where would you place YOURSELF on this scale, or haven't you thought much about this? (DEFENSE)
TOTAL%
1) Government should decrease defense spending433.5
2) 584.8
3) 1028.4
4) 28723.7
5) 30024.8
6) 15813.0
7) Government should increase defense spending1139.3
80) Haven't thought much about this14612.0
88) Don't know50.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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409) Referring to the previous question on DEFENSE SPENDING issue: How important is this issue to you personally? EXTREMELY important, VERY important, SOMEWHAT important, NOT TOO important, or NOT AT ALL important? (DFENSEIM)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely important29224.1
2) Very important42635.1
3) Somewhat important37931.3
4) Not too important897.3
5) Not at all important201.7
8) Don't know40.3
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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410) Referring to the previous question on DEFENSE SPENDING issue: Where would you place GEORGE W. BUSH on this issue? (GWBDEFNS)
TOTAL%
1) Government should decrease defense spending211.7
2) 161.3
3) 312.6
4) 867.1
5) 21918.1
6) 43035.5
7) Government should increase defense spending35929.6
8) Don't know494.0
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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411) Referring to the previous question on DEFENSE SPENDING issue: Where would you place JOHN KERRY on this issue? (KRRYDFNS)
TOTAL%
1) Government should decrease defense spending887.3
2) 17114.1
3) 25220.8
4) 28723.7
5) 18315.1
6) 705.8
7) Government should increase defense spending423.5
8) Don't know1189.7
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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412) Referring to the previous question on DEFENSE SPENDING issue: Where would you place the DEMOCRATIC PARTY on this issue? (DEM_DFNS)
TOTAL%
1) Government should decrease defense spending635.2
2) 18915.6
3) 27022.3
4) 33127.3
5) 15913.1
6) 594.9
7) Government should increase defense spending423.5
8) Don't know978.0
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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413) Referring to the previous question on DEFENSE SPENDING issue: Where would you place the REPUBLICAN PARTY on this issue? (REP_DFNS)
TOTAL%
1) Government should decrease defense spending191.6
2) 191.6
3) 413.4
4) 14411.9
5) 28023.1
6) 41734.4
7) Government should increase defense spending20516.9
8) Don't know857.0
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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414) As you may recall, President Bush signed a big tax cut a few years ago. Did you FAVOR or OPPOSE the tax cut, or is this something you haven't thought about? (TAX_CUT1)
TOTAL%
1) Favor46338.2
3) Opposed31926.3
5) Other/neither/depends181.5
7) Haven't thought about40433.3
8) Don't know80.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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415) Referring to the previous question on the Bush TAX CUTS: Did you [favor/oppose] the tax cut STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY? (TAX_CUT2)
TOTAL%
0) Haven't thought about it40433.6
1) Favored strongly32326.8
2) Favored not strongly13711.4
4) Opposed not strongly947.8
5) Opposed strongly22518.7
7) Other/neither/depends181.5
8) Don't know30.2
Missing8 
TOTAL1204100.0
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416) There is much concern about the rapid rise in medical and hospital costs. Some people feel there should be a government insurance plan which would cover all medical and hospital expenses for everyone. Suppose these people are at one end of a scale, at point 1. Others feel that all medical expenses should be paid by individuals through private insurance plans like Blue Cross or other company paid plans. Suppose these people are at the other end, at point 7. And, of course, some other people have opinions somewhere in between, at points 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6. Where would you place YOURSELF on this scale, or haven't you thought much about this? (GOVINSR1)
TOTAL%
1) Government insurance plan22018.2
2) 13911.5
3) 15012.4
4) 21617.8
5) 16513.6
6) 12410.2
7) Private insurance plan988.1
80) Haven't though much927.6
88) Don't know70.6
89) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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417) Referring to the previous question on GOVERNMENT/INSURANCE PLAN issue: How important is this issue to you personally? EXTREMELY important, VERY important, SOMEWHAT important, NOT TOO important, or NOT AT ALL important? (GOVINSR2)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely important49440.8
2) Very important41234.0
3) Somewhat important24620.3
4) Not too important494.0
5) Not at all important90.7
8) Don't know20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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418) Some people feel the government in Washington should see to it that every person has a job and a good standard of living. Suppose these people are at one end of a scale, at point 1. Others think the government should just let each person get ahead on their own. Suppose these people are at the other end, at point 7. And, of course, some other people have opinions somewhere in between, at points 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6. Where would you place YOURSELF on this scale, or haven't you thought much about this? (GOV_JOB1)
TOTAL%
1) Government should see to jobs and standard of living13511.1
2) 927.6
3) 14411.9
4) 22518.6
5) 18915.6
6) 17914.8
7) Government should let each person get ahead on own13911.5
80) Haven't thought much about this1058.7
88) Don't know40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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419) Referring to the previous question on GUARANTEED JOBS/STANDARD OF LIVING issue: How important is this issue to you personally? EXTREMELY important, VERY important, SOMEWHAT important, NOT TOO important, or NOT AT ALL important? (GOV_JOB2)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely important33227.4
2) Very important41033.8
3) Somewhat important37831.2
4) Not too important705.8
5) Not at all important131.1
8) Don't know80.7
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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420) Referring to the GUARANTEED JOBS/GOOD STANDARD OF LIVING ISSUE: Where would you place GEORGE W. BUSH on this issue? (GWBGVJOB)
TOTAL%
1) Government should see to jobs and standard of living383.1
2) 383.1
3) 605.0
4) 17614.5
5) 25521.0
6) 29324.2
7) Government should let each person get ahead on own24520.2
8) Don't know1068.7
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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421) Referring to the GUARANTEED JOBS/GOOD STANDARD OF LIVING ISSUE: Where would you place JOHN KERRY on this issue? (KRRYGOVJ)
TOTAL%
1) Government should see to jobs and standard of living1189.7
2) 21617.8
3) 29824.6
4) 23919.7
5) 836.8
6) 463.8
7) Government should let each person get ahead on own282.3
8) Don't know18315.1
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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422) Referring to the GUARANTEED JOBS/GOOD STANDARD OF LIVING ISSUE: Where would you place the DEMOCRATIC PARTY on this issue? (DEMGVJOB)
TOTAL%
1) Government should see to jobs and standard of living14011.6
2) 21417.7
3) 31526.0
4) 25621.1
5) 776.4
6) 554.5
7) Government should let each person get ahead on own252.1
8) Don't know12810.6
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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423) Referring to the GUARANTEED JOBS/GOOD STANDARD OF LIVING ISSUE: Where would you place the REPUBLICAN PARTY on this issue? (REPGVJOB)
TOTAL%
1) Government should see to jobs and standard of living242.0
2) 352.9
3) 635.2
4) 21417.7
5) 26121.5
6) 28123.2
7) Government should let each person get ahead on own20516.9
8) Don't know12710.5
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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424) Some people feel that the government in Washington should make every effort to improve the social and economic position of blacks. (Suppose these people are at one end of a scale, at point 1.) Others feel that the government should not make any special effort to help blacks because they should help themselves. (Suppose these people are at the other end, at point 7.) And, of course, some other people have opinions somewhere in between, at points 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6. Where would you place YOURSELF on this scale, or haven't you thought much about this? (GOVBLACK)
TOTAL%
1) Government should help blacks957.8
2) 635.2
3) 978.0
4) 27522.7
5) 17514.4
6) 19115.8
7) Blacks should help themselves17714.6
80) Haven't thought much about this1119.2
88) Don't know110.9
89) Refused171.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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425) Referring to the previous question AID TO BLACKS ISSUE: How important is this issue to you personally? EXTREMELY important, VERY important, SOMEWHAT important, NOT TOO important, or NOT AT ALL important? (GOVBLCK2)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely important23919.7
2) Very important28823.8
3) Somewhat important42535.1
4) Not too important19315.9
5) Not at all important463.8
8) Don't know70.6
9) Refused141.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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426) Referring to the previous question AID TO BLACKS ISSUE: Where would you place GEORGE W. BUSH on this issue? (GWBBLCKS)
TOTAL%
1) Government should help blacks231.9
2) 342.8
3) 736.0
4) 25721.2
5) 22218.3
6) 23219.1
7) Blacks should help themselves16013.2
8) Don't know20016.5
9) Refused110.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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427) Referring to the previous question AID TO BLACKS ISSUE: Where would you place JOHN KERRY on this issue? (KRRYBLCK)
TOTAL%
1) Government should help blacks998.2
2) 15813.0
3) 26121.5
4) 27722.9
5) 796.5
6) 373.1
7) Blacks should help themselves292.4
8) Don't know26121.5
9) Refused110.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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428) Referring to the previous question AID TO BLACKS ISSUE: Where would you place the DEMOCRATIC PARTY on this issue? (DEMSBLCK)
TOTAL%
1) Government should help blacks13110.8
2) 21918.1
3) 24820.5
4) 27122.4
5) 836.8
6) 352.9
7) Blacks should help themselves352.9
8) Don't know17714.6
9) Refused131.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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429) Referring to the previous question AID TO BLACKS ISSUE: Where would you place the REPUBLICAN PARTY on this issue? (REPBLCKS)
TOTAL%
1) Government should help blacks151.2
2) 242.0
3) 705.8
4) 25821.3
5) 22818.8
6) 26021.5
7) Blacks should help themselves16213.4
8) Don't know18114.9
9) Refused141.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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430) If you had a say in making up the federal budget this year, should federal spending on BUILDING AND REPAIRING HIGHWAYS be INCREASED, DECREASED, or kept ABOUT THE SAME? (HIGHWAY)
TOTAL%
1) Increased45137.2
3) Decreased978.0
5) Kept about the same65554.0
8) Don't know20.2
9) Refused70.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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431) Should federal spending on SOCIAL SECURITY be INCREASED, DECREASED, or kept ABOUT THE SAME? (SOCSEC)
TOTAL%
1) Increased74961.8
3) Decreased433.5
5) Kept about the same39632.7
7) Cut out entirely30.2
8) Don't know50.4
9) Refused161.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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432) Should federal spending on PUBLIC SCHOOLS be INCREASED, DECREASED, or kept ABOUT THE SAME? (SCHOOLS)
TOTAL%
1) Increased91575.5
3) Decreased524.3
5) Kept about the same23319.2
7) Cut out entirely10.1
8) Don't know100.8
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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433) Should federal spending on SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY be INCREASED, DECREASED, or kept ABOUT THE SAME? (TECH)
TOTAL%
1) Increased64753.4
3) Decreased857.0
5) Kept about the same46638.4
7) Cut out entirely10.1
8) Don't know121.0
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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434) Should federal spending on DEALING WITH CRIME be INCREASED, DECREASED, or kept ABOUT THE SAME? (CRIME)
TOTAL%
1) Increased80466.3
3) Decreased403.3
5) Kept about the same35229.0
7) Cut out entirely20.2
8) Don't know131.1
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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435) Should federal spending on WELFARE PROGRAMS be INCREASED, DECREASED, or kept ABOUT THE SAME? (WELFARE)
TOTAL%
1) Increased27522.7
3) Decreased37430.9
5) Kept about the same53744.3
7) Cut out entirely40.3
8) Don't know161.3
9) Refused60.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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436) Should federal spending on CHILD CARE be INCREASED, DECREASED, or kept ABOUT THE SAME? (CHLDCRE)
TOTAL%
1) Increased71859.2
3) Decreased806.6
5) Kept about the same38832.0
7) Cut out entirely20.2
8) Don't know221.8
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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437) Should federal spending on FOREIGN AID be INCREASED, DECREASED, or kept ABOUT THE SAME? (FGNAID)
TOTAL%
1) Increased15012.4
3) Decreased53544.1
5) Kept about the same50641.7
7) Cut out entirely40.3
8) Don't know161.3
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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438) Should federal spending on AID TO POOR PEOPLE be INCREASED, DECREASED, or kept ABOUT THE SAME? (AIDPOOR)
TOTAL%
1) Increased67655.8
3) Decreased957.8
5) Kept about the same42134.7
8) Don't know171.4
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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439) Should federal spending on TIGHTENING BORDER SECURITY TO PREVENT ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION be INCREASED, DECREASED, or kept ABOUT THE SAME?) (BORDER)
TOTAL%
1) Increased78064.4
3) Decreased756.2
5) Kept about the same33928.0
7) Cut out entirely20.2
8) Don't know141.2
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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440) Should federal spending on the WAR ON TERRORISM be INCREASED, DECREASED, or kept ABOUT THE SAME? (TERROR)
TOTAL%
1) Increased51442.4
3) Decreased21517.7
5) Kept about the same46538.4
7) Cut out entirely20.2
8) Don't know151.2
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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441) Do you feel you are asked to pay MORE THAN YOU SHOULD in federal income taxes, about the RIGHT AMOUNT, or LESS THAN YOU SHOULD? (FEELTAX)
TOTAL%
1) More than should pay46438.3
3) About right64653.3
5) Less than should pay504.1
7) Don't pay at all302.5
8) Don't know201.7
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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442) What about rich people? Do you feel rich people are asked to pay MORE THAN THEY SHOULD in federal income taxes, about the RIGHT AMOUNT, or LESS THAN THEY SHOULD? (RICHTAX)
TOTAL%
1) More than should pay12210.1
3) About right30925.5
5) Less than should pay72359.7
7) Don't pay at all20.2
8) Don't know544.5
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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443) What about poor people? Do you feel poor people are asked to pay MORE THAN THEY SHOULD in federal income taxes, about the RIGHT AMOUNT, or LESS THAN THEY SHOULD? (POORTAX)
TOTAL%
1) More than should pay54945.3
3) About right52042.9
5) Less than should pay816.7
7) Don't pay at all221.8
8) Don't know393.2
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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444) Would you FAVOR or OPPOSE a law in your state that would allow the use of government funds to help pay for the costs of abortion for women who cannot afford them? (ABORT_S)
TOTAL%
1) Favor45237.3
5) Oppose69657.4
8) Don't know453.7
9) Refused191.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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445) Do you [favor/oppose] government funding for abortions STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY? (ABORT)
TOTAL%
1) Favor strongly21718.9
2) Favor not strongly23020.0
4) Oppose not strongly15613.6
5) Oppose strongly53846.9
8) Don't know40.3
9) Refused30.3
Missing64 
TOTAL1148100.0
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446) There has been discussion recently about a law to ban certain types of late-term abortions, sometimes called partial birth abortions. Do you FAVOR or OPPOSE a law that makes these types of abortions illegal? (PB_ABORT)
TOTAL%
1) Favor70558.2
5) Oppose42134.7
8) Don't know655.4
9) Refused211.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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447) Referring to the PARTIAL BIRTH ABORTION issue in previous question: Do you STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY [favor/oppose] a law that makes these types of abortions illegal? (PBABORT2)
TOTAL%
1) Favor strongly62255.2
2) Favor not strongly837.4
4) Oppose not strongly14112.5
5) Oppose strongly27924.8
8) Don't know10.1
Missing86 
TOTAL1126100.0
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448) Some people think it is important to protect the environment even if it costs some jobs or otherwise reduces our standard of living. Suppose these people are at one end of the scale, at point number 1. Other people think that protecting the environment is not as important as maintaining jobs and our standard of living. Suppose these people are at the other end of the scale, at point number 7. And of course, some other people have opinions somewhere in between, at points 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6. Where would you place YOURSELF on this scale, or haven't you thought much about this? (ENVIRON1)
TOTAL%
1) Protect environment, even if it costs jobs & standard of living1078.8
2) 16513.6
3) 20116.6
4) 27522.7
5) 15312.6
6) 695.7
7) Jobs & standard or living more important494.0
80) Haven't thought much about this18415.2
88) Don't know50.4
89) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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449) Referring to the ENVIRONMENT/JOBS issue in the previous question: How important is this issue to you personally? EXTREMELY important, VERY important, SOMEWHAT important, NOT TOO important, or NOT AT ALL important? (ENVIRON2)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely important24820.5
2) Very important37130.6
3) Somewhat important45437.5
4) Not too important1099.0
5) Not at all important201.7
8) Don't know90.7
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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450) Referring to the ENVIRONMENT/JOBS issue: Where would you place GEORGE W. BUSH (on this issue)? (GWBENVIR)
TOTAL%
1) Protect environment, even if it costs jobs & standard of living463.8
2) 1048.6
3) 17314.3
4) 23019.0
5) 17414.4
6) 14712.1
7) Jobs & standard of living more important than environment1149.4
8) Don't know22018.2
9) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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451) Referring to the ENVIRONMENT/JOBS issue: Where would you place JOHN KERRY (on this issue)? (KERRYENV)
TOTAL%
1) Protect environment, even if it costs jobs & standard of living473.9
2) 897.3
3) 18415.2
4) 28723.7
5) 17914.8
6) 12510.3
7) Jobs & standard of living more important877.2
8) Don't know21017.3
9) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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452) Do you FAVOR or OPPOSE the death penalty for persons convicted of murder? (DEATHPNL)
TOTAL%
1) Favor81066.8
5) Oppose35629.4
8) Don't know363.0
9) Refused100.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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453) Do you [favor/oppose] the death penalty for persons convicted of murder) STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY? (DEATHP2)
TOTAL%
1) Favor strongly56448.4
2) Favor not strongly24521.0
4) Oppose not strongly14612.5
5) Oppose strongly20817.8
8) Don't know30.3
Missing46 
TOTAL1166100.0
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454) Do you think the federal government should make it MORE DIFFICULT for people to buy a gun than it is now, make it EASIER for people to buy a gun, or keep these rules ABOUT THE SAME as they are now? (GUN_CONT)
TOTAL%
1) More difficult70458.1
3) Make it easier403.3
5) Keep these rules about the same45837.8
8) Don't know70.6
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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455) Referring to the GOVERNMENT MAKING IT MORE DIFFICULT TO BUY A GUN issue in the previous question: A LOT [more difficult/easier] or SOMEWHAT [more difficult/easier]? (GUNCONT2)
TOTAL%
1) A lot more difficult53244.3
2) Somewhat more difficult17214.3
3) About the same45838.1
4) Somewhat easier231.9
5) A lot easier171.4
Missing10 
TOTAL1202100.0
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456) Referring to the GUN ACCESS ISSUE: How important is this issue to you personally? (GUNLWIMP)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely important36330.0
2) Very important38131.4
3) Somewhat important36029.7
4) Not too important887.3
5) Not at all important151.2
8) Don't know30.2
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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457) Where would you place GEORGE W. BUSH? Do you think he would like to make it MORE DIFFICULT for people to buy a gun, make it EASIER for people to buy a gun, or keep these rules ABOUT THE SAME as they are now? (GWB_GUNS)
TOTAL%
1) More difficult38731.9
3) Make it easier12510.3
5) Keep these rules about the same53844.4
8) Don't know15813.0
9) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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458) Referring to the previous question on GUN ACCESS: How much easier or harder do you think GEORGE W. BUSH would make it to buy gun - A LOT [more difficult/easier] or SOMEWHAT [more difficult/easier]? (GWBGUNS2)
TOTAL%
1) A lot more difficult18617.7
2) Somewhat more difficult19618.7
3) About the same53851.2
4) Somewhat easier636.0
5) A lot easier615.8
8) Don't know60.6
Missing162 
TOTAL1050100.0
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459) Where would you place JOHN KERRY? Do you think he would like to make it MORE DIFFICULT for people to buy a gun, make it EASIER for people to buy a gun, or keep these rules ABOUT THE SAME as they are now? (KRRYGUNS)
TOTAL%
1) More difficult35529.3
3) Make it easier15813.0
5) Keep these rules about the same53644.2
8) Don't know16013.2
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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460) Referring to the previous question on GUN ACCESS: How much easier or harder do you think JOHN KERRY would make it to buy gun - A LOT [more difficult/easier] or SOMEWHAT [more difficult/easier]? (KRRYGUN2)
TOTAL%
1) A lot more difficult15214.5
2) Somewhat more difficult19919.0
3) About the same53651.1
4) Somewhat easier949.0
5) A lot easier646.1
8) Don't know40.4
Missing163 
TOTAL1049100.0
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461) Do you happen to have in your home or garage any guns or revolvers?? (OWN_GUNS)
TOTAL%
1) Yes42535.1
5) No75962.6
8) Don't know80.7
9) Refused201.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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462) Recently there has been a lot of talk about women's rights. Some people feel that women should have an equal role with men in running business, industry, and government. Suppose these people are at one end of a scale, at point 1. Others feel that a woman's place is in the home. Suppose these people are at the other end, at point 7. And, of course, some other people have opinions somewhere in between, at points 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6. Where would you place YOURSELF on this scale, or haven't you thought much about this? (WOMEN_EQ)
TOTAL%
1) Women and men should have equal roles71258.7
2) 16813.9
3) 877.2
4) 1088.9
5) 393.2
6) 181.5
7) A woman's place is in the home252.1
80) Haven't thought much about this494.0
88) Don't know60.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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463) Referring to the previous question on WOMENS ROLES: How important is this issue to you personally? EXTREMELY important, VERY important, SOMEWHAT important, NOT TOO important, or NOT AT ALL important? (WOMENEQ2)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely important44036.3
2) Very important39832.8
3) Somewhat important25421.0
4) Not too important897.3
5) Not at all important252.1
8) Don't know60.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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464) Where would you place GEORGE W. BUSH on this issue of Womens Roles? (GWBWOMEN)
TOTAL%
1) Women and men should have equal roles17614.5
2) 15913.1
3) 16713.8
4) 22718.7
5) 16813.9
6) 1078.8
7) A woman's place is in the home514.2
8) Don't know15612.9
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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465) Where would you place JOHN KERRY on this issue of WOMENS ROLES? (KRRYWOMN)
TOTAL%
1) Women and men should have equal roles29824.6
2) 22718.7
3) 16913.9
4) 20116.6
5) 574.7
6) 211.7
7) A woman's place is in the home131.1
8) Don't know22518.6
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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466) Where would you place the DEMOCRATIC PARTY on this issue of WOMENS ROLES? (DEMSWMEN)
TOTAL%
1) Women and men should have equal roles26521.9
2) 25120.7
3) 20717.1
4) 23319.2
5) 524.3
6) 141.2
7) A woman's place is in the home110.9
8) Don't know17714.6
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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467) Where would you place the REPUBLICAN PARTY on this issue of WOMENS ROLES? (REPWOMEN)
TOTAL%
1) Women and men should have equal roles12210.1
2) 13210.9
3) 16513.6
4) 26722.0
5) 20216.7
6) 1018.3
7) A woman's place is in the home484.0
8) Don't know17314.3
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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468) So far as you know now, do you expect to vote in the national elections this coming November or not? (VTEINTND)
TOTAL%
1) Yes106487.8
5) No13411.1
8) Don't know131.1
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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469) IF RESPONDENT EXPECTS TO VOTE IN THE NOVEMBER ELECTION OR WILL NOT/DOESNT KNOW: Who do you think you will vote for in the election for President? OR If you were going to vote, who do you think you would vote for in the election for President? (WHO_VOTE)
TOTAL%
1) John Kerry55846.1
2) George W. Bush54545.0
3) Ralph Nader151.2
5) None (if voter, will not vote for president)151.2
7) Other70.6
8) Don't know554.5
9) Refused161.3
Missing1 
TOTAL1211100.0
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470) Would you say that your preference for [PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE] is STRONG or NOT STRONG? (PCANDPRF)
TOTAL%
0) No preference131.1
11) Not strong - Kerry13812.0
12) Not strong - Bush1109.6
13) Not strong - Nader80.7
14) Not strong – other candidate141.2
25) Strong - Kerry41836.3
26) Strong - Bush43537.8
27) Strong - Nader70.6
28) Strong – other candidate80.7
Missing61 
TOTAL1151100.0
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471) When you see the American flag flying does it make you feel EXTREMELY GOOD, VERY GOOD, SOMEWHAT GOOD, or NOT VERY GOOD? (FLAGFEEL)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely good31652.1
2) Very good16827.7
3) Somewhat good9215.2
4) Not very good183.0
7) Don't feel anything91.5
8) Don't know20.3
9) Refused10.2
Missing606 
TOTAL606100.0
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472) There are some things about America today that make me feel ashamed of America (Do you AGREE, NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE, or DISAGREE?) (US_SHAME)
TOTAL%
1) Agree33955.9
3) Neither agree nor disagree518.4
5) Disagree21235.0
8) Don't know30.5
9) Refused10.2
Missing606 
TOTAL606100.0
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473) There are some things about America today that make me feel angry about America (Do you AGREE, NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE, or DISAGREE?) (US_ANGRY)
TOTAL%
1) Agree31451.8
3) Neither agree nor disagree7111.7
5) Disagree21735.8
8) Don't know30.5
9) Refused10.2
Missing606 
TOTAL606100.0
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474) How strong is your love for your country... EXTREMELY STRONG, VERY STRONG, SOMEWHAT STRONG, or NOT VERY STRONG? (US_LOVE)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely strong35358.3
2) Very strong18530.5
4) Somewhat strong548.9
5) Not very strong132.1
9) Refused10.2
Missing606 
TOTAL606100.0
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475) Is being an American EXTREMELY important, VERY important, SOMEWHAT important, NOT TOO important, or NOT AT ALL important to you personally? (AMERIMPT)
TOTAL%
1) Extremely important36860.7
2) Very important16727.6
3) Somewhat important487.9
4) Not too important122.0
5) Not at all important81.3
8) Don't know20.3
9) Refused10.2
Missing606 
TOTAL606100.0
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476) Should same-sex couples be ALLOWED to marry, or do you think they should NOT BE ALLOWED to marry? (GAYMARR)
TOTAL%
1) Should be allowed40033.0
3) Should not be allowed70558.2
5) Should not be allowed to marry but should be allowed to legally forma civil union413.4
7) Other302.5
8) Don't know282.3
9) Refused80.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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477) Would you say that, compared to 2000, the federal income tax paid by the average working person has INCREASED, DECREASED, or stayed ABOUT THE SAME during George W. Bush's time as President? (TAXLEVEL)
TOTAL%
1) Increased34928.8
3) Decreased24019.8
5) Stayed about the same52943.6
8) Don't know927.6
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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478) Would you say TAXES [increased/decreased] a LOT or a LITTLE during George W. Bushs time as President? (TAXLEVE2)
TOTAL%
1) Increased a lot13412.0
2) Increased a little20918.7
3) Same52947.3
4) Decreased a little20318.2
5) Decreased a lot343.0
8) Don't know90.8
Missing94 
TOTAL1118100.0
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479) Would you say that compared to 2000, the nation's economy is BETTER, WORSE, or ABOUT THE SAME? (ECONBTTR)
TOTAL%
1) Better19015.7
3) Worse66855.1
5) The same34328.3
8) Don't know90.7
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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480) Would you say the national economy is MUCH [better/worse] or SOMEWHAT [better/worse] since 2000? (ECNBTTR2)
TOTAL%
1) Much better342.8
2) Somewhat better15613.0
3) Same34328.6
4) Somewhat worse38131.7
5) Much worse28723.9
Missing11 
TOTAL1201100.0
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481) Would you say that, compared to 2000, the Bush administration has made the United States MORE SECURE from its foreign enemies, LESS SECURE, or HASN'T IT MADE MUCH DIFFERENCE either way? (GWBSECUR)
TOTAL%
1) More secure60750.1
3) Less secure29524.3
5) No change29324.2
8) Don't know141.2
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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482) REFERRING TO THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON SECURITY AND THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION: How MUCH [more/less] secure or SOMEWHAT [more/less] secure? (GWBSCUR2)
TOTAL%
1) Much more secure26322.0
2) Somewhat more secure34128.5
3) Same29324.5
4) Somewhat less secure12510.5
5) Much less secure16914.1
8) Don't know30.3
9) Refused10.1
Missing17 
TOTAL1195100.0
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483) Would you say that compared to 2000, the nation's moral climate has gotten BETTER, gotten WORSE, or stayed ABOUT THE SAME? (MORALIMP)
TOTAL%
1) Better14612.0
3) Worse48640.1
5) Stayed about the same54244.7
8) Don't know363.0
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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484) REFERRING TO THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON THE MORAL CLIMATE SINCE 2000: Would you say it has gotten MUCH [better/worse] or SOMEWHAT [better/worse]? (MRALIMP2)
TOTAL%
1) Much better453.8
2) Somewhat better1018.6
3) Same54246.2
4) Somewhat worse28724.4
5) Much worse19917.0
Missing38 
TOTAL1174100.0
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485) Do you consider religion to be an IMPORTANT part of your life, or NOT? (RELIGIMP)
TOTAL%
1) Important93176.8
5) Not important27222.4
8) Don't know60.5
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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486) Would you say your religion provides SOME guidance in your day-to-day living, QUITE A BIT of guidance, or a GREAT DEAL of guidance in your day-to-day life? (RELGUIDE)
TOTAL%
0) R says religion not important27222.6
1) Some21618.0
3) Quite a bit28723.9
5) A great deal42635.4
8) Don't know20.2
Missing9 
TOTAL1203100.0
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487) People practice their religion in different ways. Outside of attending religious services, do you pray SEVERAL TIMES A DAY, ONCE A DAY, A FEW TIMES A WEEK, ONCE A WEEK OR LESS, or NEVER? (PRAYFREQ)
TOTAL%
1) Several times a day37731.1
2) Once a day26621.9
3) A few times a week23019.0
4) Once a week or less18515.3
5) Never13411.1
7) Other60.5
8) Don't know40.3
9) Refused100.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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488) Which of these statements comes closest to describing your feelings about the Bible? You can just give me the number of your choice. (BIBLEBEL)
TOTAL%
1) The bible is the actual word of God and is to be taken literally, word for word.43535.9
2) The Bible is the word of God but not everything in it should be taken literally, word for word.55746.0
3) The Bible is a book written by men and is not the word of God.18715.4
7) Other161.3
8) Don't know70.6
9) Refused100.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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489) Thinking about your life these days, do you ever attend religious services, apart from occasional weddings, baptisms or funerals? (CHRCHATT)
TOTAL%
1) Yes80766.6
5) No40133.1
8) Don't know20.2
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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490) Do you go to religious services EVERY WEEK, ALMOST EVERY WEEK, ONCE OR TWICE A MONTH, A FEW TIMES A YEAR, or NEVER? (CHRCHFRE)
TOTAL%
1) Every week28435.2
2) Almost every week14818.3
3) Once or twice a month18122.4
4) A few times a year18322.7
5) Never70.9
8) Don't know10.1
9) Refused30.4
Missing405 
TOTAL807100.0
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491) Would you say you go to religious services ONCE A WEEK or MORE OFTEN than once a week? (CHRCHFR2)
TOTAL%
1) Once a week14952.5
2) More often than once a week13547.5
Missing928 
TOTAL284100.0
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492) Aside from attending services, in the PAST SIX MONTHS have you been an active member at your place of worship -- I mean, have you done things like serve on committees, give time for special projects, or help organize meetings? (CHRCHACT)
TOTAL%
1) Yes32626.9
5) No88272.8
8) Don't know10.1
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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493) IF RESPONDENT IS AN ACTIVE MEMBER OF A CHURCH: As part of these activities, have you planned or chaired a meeting (in the last six months)? (CHRCHMTG)
TOTAL%
1) Yes14745.1
5) No17954.9
Missing886 
TOTAL326100.0
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494) IF RESPONDENT IS AN ACTIVE MEMBER OF A CHURCH: As part of these activities, have you given a presentation or speech (in the last six months)? (CHRCHSPK)
TOTAL%
1) Yes13340.8
5) No19359.2
Missing886 
TOTAL326100.0
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495) Regardless of whether you now attend any religious services do you ever think of yourself as part of a particular church or denomination? (DENOM_ID)
TOTAL%
0) NA10.2
1) Yes22154.6
5) No17944.2
8) Don't know20.5
9) Refused20.5
Missing807 
TOTAL405100.0
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496) IF RESPONDENT ATTENDS: Do you mostly attend a place of worship that is PROTESTANT, ROMAN CATHOLIC, JEWISH, or SOMETHING ELSE? (DENOMATT)
TOTAL%
1) Protestant33040.9
2) Catholic21526.6
3) Jewish303.7
7) Other22728.1
8) Don't know30.4
9) Refused20.2
Missing405 
TOTAL807100.0
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497) IF RESPONDENT DOES NOT ATTEND: Do you consider yourself PROTESTANT, ROMAN CATHOLIC, JEWISH, or SOMETHING ELSE? (DENOMID2)
TOTAL%
1) Protestant8739.4
2) Catholic7734.8
3) Jewish62.7
7) Other5022.6
8) Don't know10.5
Missing991 
TOTAL221100.0
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498) This is the respondent's initial identification of his or her major religious group; Protestant and 'other' responses were asked for further specifications in subsequent questions. The final full religion summary X8x2, constructed from the complete religious-identification battery, X1-X7x, is collapsed to major groups in X8x1. Final religion summaries are X8x1, X8x1a, X8x1b. Major religious denomination (DENOMID3)
TOTAL%
1) Baptist23333.6
2) Episcopal/Anglican/Church of England152.2
3) Lutheran649.2
4) Methodist8011.5
5) Just Protestant111.6
6) Presbyterian334.8
7) Reformed10.1
8) Brethren10.1
9) Evangelical United Brethren10.1
10) Christian or just Christian517.3
12) Church (or Churches) of Christ71.0
13) United Church of Christ30.4
14) Disciples of Christ50.7
15) Church of God40.6
16) Assembly of God60.9
17) Congregationalist40.6
18) Holiness60.9
19) Pentecostal233.3
20) Friends, Quaker30.4
21) Orthodox40.6
22) Non-denominational - Protestant365.2
23) Mormons91.3
24) Jehovah's Witnesses91.3
25) Latter Day Saints121.7
26) Unitarian/Universalist50.7
27) Buddhist30.4
28) Hindu10.1
29) Muslim/Islam10.1
80) Other568.1
88) Don't know20.3
89) Refused50.7
Missing518 
TOTAL694100.0
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499) IF RESPONDENT IDENTIFIES AS PROTESTANT and BAPTIST: With which Baptist group is your church associated? Is it the Southern Baptist Convention, the American Baptist Churches in the U.S.A., the American Baptist Association, an independent Baptist church or some other Baptist group? (BAPTIST)
TOTAL%
1) Southern Baptist Convention10444.6
2) American Baptist Churches in USA2410.3
3) American Baptist Association104.3
4) Independent Baptist3715.9
7) Other208.6
8) Don't know3715.9
9) Refused10.4
Missing979 
TOTAL233100.0
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500) Are you affiliated with any larger Baptist group or is this strictly a local church? (BAPTSTAF)
TOTAL%
1) Larger Baptist Group25.4
2) Local3594.6
Missing1175 
TOTAL37100.0
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501) IF RESPONDENT IDENTIFIES AS PROTESTANT and LUTHERAN: Is this church part of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, the Missouri Synod, or some other Lutheran group? (LUTH_ID)
TOTAL%
1) Evangelical Lutheran Church2132.8
2) Missouri Synod2742.2
7) Other914.1
8) Don't know710.9
Missing1148 
TOTAL64100.0
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502) IF RESPONDENT IDENTIFIES AS PROTESTANT and METHODIST: Is your church part of the United Methodist Church, African Methodist Episcopal, or some other Methodist group? (METH_ID)
TOTAL%
1) United Methodist Church7290.0
2) African Methodist Episcopal45.0
7) Other45.0
Missing1132 
TOTAL80100.0
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503) IF RESPONDENT IDENTIFIES AS PROTESTANT and PRESBYTERIAN: Is this the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. or some other Presbyterian group? (PRESB_ID)
TOTAL%
1) Presbyterian Church USA (formerly United Presbyterian Church)2472.7
7) Other515.2
8) Don't know412.1
Missing1179 
TOTAL33100.0
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504) IF RESPONDENT IDENTIFIES AS PROTESTANT and REFORMED: Is this the Christian Reformed Church, the Reformed Church in America or some other Reformed group? (REFRM_ID)
TOTAL%
1) Christian Reformed Church1100.0
Missing1211 
TOTAL1100.0
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505) IF RESPONDENT IDENTIFIES AS PROTESTANT and BRETHREN: Is this the church of the Brethren, the Plymouth Brethren, or what? (BRETH_ID)
TOTAL%
1) Church of the Brethren1100.0
Missing1211 
TOTAL1100.0
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506) IF RESPONDENT IDENTIFIES AS PROTESTANT and CHRISTIAN: When you say 'Christian' does that mean the denomination called the 'Christian Church Disciples of Christ,' or some other Christian denomination, or do you mean to say 'I am just a Christian'? (CHRST_ID)
TOTAL%
1) Disciples of Christ713.7
2) I am just a Christian3976.5
7) Other47.8
8) Don't know12.0
Missing1161 
TOTAL51100.0
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507) IF RESPONDENT IDENTIFIES AS PROTESTANT and CHURCH OF CHRIST: Is this the Church of Christ or the United Church of Christ? (COC_ID)
TOTAL%
1) Church of Christ7100.0
Missing1205 
TOTAL7100.0
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508) IF RESPONDENT IDENTIFIES AS PROTESTANT and CHURCH OF GOD: Is this the Church of God of Anderson, Indiana; the Church of God of Cleveland, Tennessee; the Church of God in Christ; or some other Church of God? (COG_ID)
TOTAL%
3) Church of God in Christ125.0
7) Other375.0
Missing1208 
TOTAL4100.0
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509) OTHER DENOMINATION: Is that group Christian? (CHRCHOTH)
TOTAL%
0) NA11.8
1) Yes5089.3
5) No58.9
Missing1156 
TOTAL56100.0
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510) IF RESPONDENT ATTENDS SERVICES AND IS JEWISH: Do you usually attend a synagogue or temple that is ORTHODOX, CONSERVATIVE, REFORM or what? (JEWATTYP)
TOTAL%
1) Orthodox413.3
2) Conservative1033.3
3) Reform1653.3
Missing1182 
TOTAL30100.0
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511) IF RESPONDENT DOES NOT ATTEND SERVICES AND IS JEWISH: Do you consider yourself ORTHODOX, CONSERVATIVE, REFORM or what? (JEWNATYP)
TOTAL%
2) Conservative233.3
3) Reform350.0
7) Other116.7
Missing1206 
TOTAL6100.0
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512) SUMMARY: Respondent Major Religious Group (REL_SUMM)
TOTAL%
0) NA10.1
1) Protestant67255.4
2) Catholic29224.1
3) Eastern Orthodox60.5
4) Jewish352.9
6) Other110.9
7) None18114.9
8) DK70.6
9) RF70.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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513) SUMMARY: Respondent Major Denomination (RELSUMM2)
TOTAL%
0) NA10.1
1) General Protestant/Christian1179.7
2) Adventist40.3
3) Anglican161.3
4) Baptist23219.1
5) Congregational70.6
6) European Free Church (Anabaptist)80.7
7) Holiness110.9
9) Lutheran655.4
10) Methodist836.8
11) Pentecostal373.1
12) Presbyterian352.9
13) Reformed10.1
14) Restorationist211.7
15) Non-traditional Protestant363.0
16) Roman Catholic29224.1
17) Jewish352.9
18) Eastern Orthodox60.5
19) Non Judeo-Christian religion90.7
20) More than 1 major religion10.1
77) None18114.9
88) DK70.6
89) RF70.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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514) SUMMARY: RESPONDENT RELIGION FULL: See RELIGION master code in codebook appendix file available from the NES web site (Due to space constraints these codes are not included in this file. This variable summarizes the information gathered in the complete religious identification battery, X3a/b-X6a/b. Information collected in the open-ended responses to the religion section component questions have been hand coded into this summary variable. (RELSUMMF)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL1212357.077265
515) What is the month, day and year of your birth? -- YEAR (BRTHYEAR)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL12122025.428687
516) What is the month, day and year of your birth? MONTH (BRTHMNTH)
TOTAL%
1) 927.6
2) 947.8
3) 1048.6
4) 806.6
5) 978.0
6) 867.1
7) 1129.2
8) 1109.1
9) 897.3
10) 1028.4
11) 1109.1
12) 1189.7
88) 10.1
89) 171.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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517) Summary: Respondent age was calculated by subtracting the year of birth from 2004. For cases where R refused to give year of birth or year of birth was NA in the survey variable, a check was made of Household listing information: if age of R was included in the Household listing, it was included here. (AGE_RESP)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL121247.27217
518) Are you married now and living with your (husband/wife) -- or are you widowed, divorced, separated, or have you never married? (MARITL_S)
TOTAL%
1) Married62551.6
2) Widowed927.6
3) Divorced15312.6
4) Separated423.5
5) Never married27622.8
6) Partnered, not married231.9
8) Don't know10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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519) SUMMARY Marital status1 = Indicated married/partnered in both Y2 and HH listing2 = Indicated married/partnered in HH listing only3 = Indicated married or partner in Y2 only4 = Not indicated as married/partnered in Y2 or HH listing (MARRSUMM)
TOTAL%
1) Indicated married/partnered in both Y2 and HH listing62051.2
2) Indicated married/partnered in HH listing only473.9
3) Indicated married/partnered in Y2 only282.3
4) Not indicated as married/partnered in Y2 or HH listing51742.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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520) What is the highest grade of school or year of college you have completed? (EDUCATI2)
TOTAL%
1) 1st grade10.1
3) 3rd grade10.1
4) 4th grade20.2
5) 5th grade10.1
6) 6th grade70.6
7) 7th grade60.5
8) 8th grade231.9
9) 9th grade151.2
10) 10th grade413.4
11) 11th grade453.7
12) 12th grade32226.6
13) 1 year college12310.1
14) 2 years college17414.4
15) 3 years college554.5
16) College graduate18014.9
17) 17 or more grades21417.7
88) Don't know20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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521) Did you get a high school diploma or pass a high school equivalency test? (HSDIPLMA)
TOTAL%
1) Yes35576.2
5) No11123.8
Missing746 
TOTAL466100.0
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522) IF HIGHEST GRADE OF EDUCATION IS 13+ YEARS: What is the highest degree that you have earned? (DEGREE_H)
TOTAL%
0) No degree26435.4
1) Bachelor's degree22329.9
2) Master's degree10614.2
3) PhD, LIT, SCD, DFA, DLIT, DPH, DPHIL, JSC, SJD101.3
4) LLB, JD101.3
5) MD, DDS, DVM, MVSA, DSC, DO131.7
7) Associate degree (AA)12016.1
Missing466 
TOTAL746100.0
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523) Summary: Respondent education level -- What is the highest grade of school or year of college you have completed? Did you get a high school diploma or pass a high school equivalency test? What is the highest degree that you have earned? (EDULEVEL)
TOTAL%
0) NA/DK number of grades; no HS diploma10.1
1) 8 grades or less and no diploma or equivalency373.1
2) 9-11 grades, no further schooling736.0
3) High school diploma or equivalency test35529.3
4) More than 12 years of schooling, no higher degree26421.8
5) Junior or community college level degrees1209.9
6) BA level degrees; 17+ years, not advanced degree22318.4
7) Advanced degree, including LLB13911.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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524) What is the highest grade of school or year of college (your husband/your wife/your partner) has completed? (SPSEEDUC)
TOTAL%
0) 0 GRADES40.6
3) 3rd grade10.2
6) 6th grade10.2
7) 7th grade10.2
8) 8th grade91.4
9) 9th grade81.2
10) 10th grade172.6
11) 11th grade121.9
12) 12th grade19029.3
13) 1 year college487.4
14) 2 year college8913.7
15) 3 year college304.6
16) College graduate12118.7
17) 17 or more grades10916.8
88) Don't know81.2
Missing564 
TOTAL648100.0
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525) REFERRING TO SPOUSE: Did (he/she) get a high school diploma or pass a high school equivalency test? (SPSE_HS)
TOTAL%
1) Yes19778.5
5) No5019.9
8) Don't know31.2
9) Refused10.4
Missing961 
TOTAL251100.0
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526) REFERRING TO SPOUSE: What is the highest degree that (he/she) has earned? (SPSEHDEG)
TOTAL%
0) No degree11328.5
1) Bachelor's degree14336.0
2) Master's degree5413.6
3) PhD, LIT, SCD, DFA, DLIT, DPH, DPHIL, JSC, SJD71.8
4) LLB, JD102.5
5) MD, DDS, DVM, MVSA, DSC, DO30.8
7) Associate degree (AA)6115.4
8) Don't know61.5
Missing815 
TOTAL397100.0
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527) Summary: Spouse/partner education level: What is the highest grade of school or year of college your (husband/wife/partner) has completed? Did he/she get a high school diploma or pass a high school equivalency test? What is the highest degree that he/she has earned? (SP_EDUCS)
TOTAL%
0) NA/DK number of grades; no HS diploma30.5
1) 8 grades or less and no diploma or equivalency121.9
2) 9-11 grades, no further schooling355.4
3) High school diploma or equivalency test19730.4
4) More than 12 years of schooling, no higher degree11317.4
5) Junior or community college level degrees619.4
6) BA level degrees; 17+ years, no advanced degree14322.1
7) Advanced degree, including LLB7411.4
8) Don't know91.4
9) Refused10.2
Missing564 
TOTAL648100.0
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528) Have you ever served or are you currently serving in the US military, the National Guard, or military reserves? (MILITARY)
TOTAL%
1) Yes16813.9
5) No104486.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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529) Has [another/a] member of your family ever served or is currently serving in the US military, the National Guard, or military reserves? (FAMMILIT)
TOTAL%
1) Yes79265.3
5) No42034.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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530) PRE-ELECTION We'd like to know if YOU are working now, temporarily laid off, or are you unemployed, retired, permanently disabled, a homemaker, a student, or what? NOTE: This is a final summary which codes respondent occupation status from response to this question in combination with responses to all other questions in the employment section Y7a-Y17b [variables 550 to 579 in this file] (EMPLYMNT)
TOTAL%
10) Working now only78865.0
15) Working now and retired, working GE 20 hours/wk110.9
16) Working now and perm. Disabled, working GE 20 hours/wk30.2
17) Working now and homemaker, working GE 20 hours/wk20.2
18) Working now and student, working GT 20 hours/wk30.2
20) Temporarily laid off151.2
40) Unemployed352.9
50) Retired, no other occupation19416.0
51) Retired and working now, working LT 20 hours/wk110.9
60) Permanently disabled, not working342.8
61) Perm. Disabled and working now, working LT 20 hours/wk10.1
70) Homemaker, no other occupation736.0
71) Homemaker and working now, working LT 20 hours/wk80.7
75) Homemaker and student, not other occupation40.3
80) Student, no other occupation262.1
81) Student and working now, working LT 20 hours/wk20.2
89) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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531) Employment summary: respondent employment status 1-digit -- We'd like to know if YOU are working now, temporarily laid off, or are you unemployed, retired, permanently disabled, a homemaker, a student, or what? (Collapsed from previous question) (EMP_SUMM)
TOTAL%
1) R working now (working now or working 20 hours or more per week if also retired, permanently disabled, homemaker or student)80766.6
2) R temporarily laid off151.2
4) R unemployed352.9
5) R retired, not working or working fewer than 20 hours per week20516.9
6) R permanently disabled, not working or working fewer than 20 hours per week352.9
7) R homemaker, not working or working fewer than 20 hours per week857.0
8) R student, not working or working fewer than 20 hours per week282.3
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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532) We'd like to know if YOU are working now, temporarily laid off, or are you unemployed, retired, permanently disabled, a homemaker, a student, or what? This is the respondent's initial status at the start of the employment section and determines which questions about employment and occupation are subsequently asked. (WORKSTAT)
TOTAL%
1) Working now78865.0
2) Temporarily laid off151.2
4) Unemployed352.9
5) Retired21617.8
6) Perm disabled383.1
7) Homemaker877.2
8) Student312.6
9) Refused20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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533) Occupation in stacked variables Y6x1-Y6x7 (variables 540 to 545 in this file--NOTE there is no Y6x3). Summary of respondent data from complete employment section--current employment or past employment (if any) (OCC_STKD)
TOTAL%
1) Current employee82274.3
2) Past employee28525.7
Missing105 
TOTAL1107100.0
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534) PRE-ELECTION SURVEY: IF RETIRED OR ELSE UNEMPL/NONWORKING DISABLED WHO HAS EVER WORKED FOR PAY/IF R IS NOT RETIRED AND IS WORKING/NOW/TLO What kind of work did you do on your last regular job? (What was your occupation)? What were your most important activities or duties? / What is your main occupation? What kind of work do you do? What are your most important activities or duties? (OCC_TYPE)
TOTAL%
999) 1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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535) IF RETIRED OR ELSE UNEMPL/NONWORKING DISABLED WHO HAS EVER WORKED FOR PAY / IF R IS NOT RETIRED AND IS WORKING NOW/TLO :What kind of work did you do on your last regular job? (What was your occupation)? What were your most important activities or duties? / What is your main occupation? What kind of work do you do? What are your most important activities or duties? (OCCTYPE2)
TOTAL%
1) 111310.2
2) 2252.3
3) 3252.3
4) 4191.7
5) 5181.6
6) 660.5
7) 7262.4
8) 8100.9
9) 9837.5
10) 10302.7
11) 11544.9
12) 12343.1
13) 13252.3
14) 14575.2
15) 15222.0
16) 16262.4
17) 1713212.0
18) 1816314.8
19) 1980.7
20) 20585.3
21) 2110.1
22) 22353.2
23) 23686.2
24) 24544.9
25) 25100.9
99) DK; NA;20.2
Missing108 
TOTAL1104100.0
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536) PRESTIGE SCORE: PRE-ELECTION SURVEY: IF RETIRED OR ELSE UNEMPL/NONWORKING DISABLED WHO HAS EVER WORKED FOR PAY / IF R IS NOT RETIRED AND IS WORKING NOW/TLO: What kind of work did you do on your last regular job? (What was your occupation)? What were your most important activities or duties? / What is your main occupation? What kind of work do you do? What are your most important activities or duties? (OCC_PSTG)
TOTAL%
1) Lowest prestige18316.6
2) 217916.2
3) 318616.8
4) 419017.2
5) 518216.5
6) Highest prestige17215.6
8) Member of military100.9
9) Don't know; NA20.2
Missing108 
TOTAL1104100.0
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537) PRE-ELECTION SURVEY: IF RETIRED OR ELSE UNEMPL/NONWORKING DISABLED WHO HAS EVER WORKED FOR PAY / IF R IS NOT RETIRED AND IS WORKING NOW/TLO :What kind of business/industry was that? / What kind of business/industry is that? See codebook appendix 2000 CENSUS INDUSTRY. Built from Y10c (past) and Y16c (current) occupations. 'Stacked' variables Y6x1-Y6x10 [variables 540 to 545 in this file] summarize respondent data from the complete employment section Y7a-Y17b [variables 550 to 579 in this file]. (CNSINDUS)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL1104611.359275
538) PRE-ELECTION SURVEY: IF RETIRED OR ELSE UNEMPL/NONWORKING DISABLED WHO HAS EVER WORKED FOR PAY / IF R IS NOT RETIRED AND IS WORKING NOW/TLO :Did you work for someone else, were you self- employed, or what? / Do you work for someone else, are you self- employed, or what? (WRKSELF)
TOTAL%
1) Someone else89681.2
3) Both self and someone else393.5
5) Self-employed16615.0
8) Don't know30.3
Missing108 
TOTAL1104100.0
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539) PRE-ELECTION SURVEY: IF RETIRED OR ELSE UNEMPL/NONWORKING DISABLED WHO HAS EVER WORKED FOR PAY / IF R IS NOT RETIRED AND IS WORKING NOW/TLO : IF R IS/DID NOT WORKING EXCLUSIVELY FOR SELF: Were you employed by a federal, state or local government? / Are you employed by a federal, state or local government? (GOV_EMPL)
TOTAL%
1) Yes23425.0
5) No69674.4
8) Don't know40.4
9) Refused10.1
Missing277 
TOTAL935100.0
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540) About how many hours did you work on your job in the average week? / About how many hours do you work on your job in the average week? (HRS_WRKD)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL89045.10659
541) How worried are you about not being able to find a job in the near future: A LOT, SOMEWHAT, or NOT MUCH AT ALL? / How worried are you about losing your job in the near future: A LOT, SOMEWHAT, or NOT MUCH AT ALL? (JOB_WRRY)
TOTAL%
1) A lot10111.4
3) Somewhat17019.1
5) Not much at all61569.3
8) Don't know20.2
Missing324 
TOTAL888100.0
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542) Have you had a job in the LAST SIX MONTHS? (JOB6MTH)
TOTAL%
0) NA10.3
1) Yes6316.4
5) No32183.4
Missing827 
TOTAL385100.0
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543) What kind of work did you do on your last regular job? (What was your occupation)? What were your most important activities or duties? (OCC90_71)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL110426.21420
544) What kind of work did you do on your last regular job? (What was your occupation)? What were your most important activities or duties? (OCC90_14)
TOTAL%
1) 15013.6
2) 22019.9
3) 252.3
4) 13212.0
5) 18116.4
7) 252.3
8) 13412.1
9) 222.0
10) 999.0
11) 383.4
12) 363.3
13) 302.7
14) 100.9
99) 20.2
Missing108 
TOTAL1104100.0
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545) Current/past employment information applicable to R (Current only, Past only or both) (CPAPPLIC)
TOTAL%
1) Current81367.2
2) Past36630.2
3) Both312.6
Missing2 
TOTAL1210100.0
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546) Initial status Homemaker/student: Are you doing any work for pay at the present time? (WORK_PAY)
TOTAL%
1) Yes1512.7
5) No10387.3
Missing1094 
TOTAL118100.0
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547) Initial status Homemaker/student: Have you had a job in the LAST SIX MONTHS? (JB6MNTHS)
TOTAL%
1) Yes2322.3
5) No8077.7
Missing1109 
TOTAL103100.0
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548) Initial status retiree - When did you retire: YEAR? (RET_YEAR)
TOTAL%
1945) 10.5
1950) 10.5
1960) 10.5
1962) 20.9
1965) 10.5
1969) 20.9
1971) 20.9
1972) 10.5
1973) 10.5
1974) 10.5
1975) 10.5
1976) 20.9
1977) 20.9
1978) 10.5
1980) 31.4
1981) 41.9
1982) 20.9
1983) 10.5
1984) 41.9
1985) 41.9
1986) 83.7
1987) 31.4
1988) 83.7
1989) 83.7
1990) 41.9
1991) 83.7
1992) 62.8
1993) 73.2
1994) 146.5
1995) 94.2
1996) 73.2
1997) 94.2
1998) 62.8
1999) 177.9
2000) 115.1
2001) 125.6
2002) 104.6
2003) 156.9
2004) 115.1
8888) 52.3
8889) 10.5
Missing996 
TOTAL216100.0
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549) Initial status retiree - When did you retire: MONTH? (RET_MNTH)
TOTAL%
1) January2511.6
2) February83.7
3) March94.2
4) April188.3
5) May188.3
6) June3214.8
7) July136.0
8) August146.5
9) September177.9
10) October73.2
11) November125.6
12) December146.5
88) Don't know2813.0
89) Refused10.5
Missing996 
TOTAL216100.0
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550) Initial status unemployed/disabled - Have you ever done any work for pay? (WRK_PAY)
TOTAL%
1) Yes7095.9
5) No34.1
Missing1139 
TOTAL73100.0
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551) Initial status retired/disabled/unemployed/homemaker/student - What kind of work did you do on your last regular job? (What was your occupation)? What were your most important activities or duties? (WORKTYPE)
TOTAL%
999) 1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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552) Initial status retired/disabled/unemployed/homemaker/student - What kind of work did you do on your last regular job? (What was your occupation)? What were your most important activities or duties? (WRK_LJOB)
TOTAL%
1) 1289.1
2) 261.9
3) 372.3
4) 431.0
5) 541.3
7) 741.3
8) 810.3
9) 9289.1
10) 1061.9
11) 11123.9
12) 12103.2
13) 13103.2
14) 14175.5
15) 1592.9
16) 16103.2
17) 173310.7
18) 184614.9
19) 1941.3
20) 20103.2
21) 2110.3
22) 2251.6
23) 23247.8
24) 24206.5
25) 2561.9
99) DK; NA;51.6
Missing903 
TOTAL309100.0
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553) Initial status retired/disabled/unemployed/homemaker/student – prestige collapsed (OCCPRCOL)
TOTAL%
1) Lowest prestige6922.3
2) 5116.5
3) 4815.5
4) 4614.9
5) 3812.3
6) Highest Prestige4614.9
8) Member of military61.9
9) DK; NA51.6
Missing903 
TOTAL309100.0
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554) Initial status retired/disabled/unemployed/homemaker/student - past occupational prestige. Prestige scores are based on Occupational Prestige Ratings from the 1989 General Social Survey, by James A. Davis, Robert W. Hodge, Keiko Nakao, Tom W. Smith, and Judith Treas (ICPSR 9593), Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research, Ann Arbor MI 48106, December 1991.To preserve respondent confidentiality, this variable has been coded to 999.99. (OCCPRSTG)
TOTAL%
999.99) 1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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555) Initial status retired/disabled/unemployed/homemaker/student occup 1990 2-digit (OCCPR2DG)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL30929.91322
556) Initial status/retired/disabled/unemployed/homemaker/student occup 1990 1-digit (OCCPR1DG)
TOTAL%
1) Executive, Administrative and Managerial (001-039)3712.0
2) Professional Specialty Occupations (040-199)4915.9
3) Technicians and Related Support Occupations (200-235)51.6
4) Sales Occupation (236-285)3310.7
5) Administrative Support, including clerical (286-389)5618.1
7) Protective Service (408-427)103.2
8) Service except Protective and Household (428-469)4514.6
9) Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations (470-499)82.6
10) Precision Production, Craft and Repair Occupations (500-699)196.1
11) Machine Operators, Assemblers and Inspectors (700-799)165.2
12) Transportation and Material Moving Occupations (800-859)123.9
13) Handlers, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers and Laborers (860-890)82.6
14) Member of Armed Forces61.9
99) DK; NA;51.6
Missing903 
TOTAL309100.0
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557) Initial status retired/disabled/unemployed/homemaker/student - past occ industry See codebook appendix 2000 CENSUS INDUSTRY. Series Y7a-Y15 survey questions apply to respondents whose initial employment status (Y6c or variable 538 in this file) was NOT working now or temporarily LAID OFF (OCCINDST)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL309624.071272
558) Initial status retired/disabled/unemployed/homemaker/student - past occ self-empl (Did you work for someone else, were you self-employed, or what?) (WRK_TYPE)
TOTAL%
0) NA41.3
1) Someone else26284.8
3) Both self and someone else41.3
5) Self-employed3812.3
8) Don't know10.3
Missing903 
TOTAL309100.0
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559) Initial status retired/disabled/unemployed/homemaker/student - past occ Government work (Were you employed by a federal, state or local government?) (GOVTMPL)
TOTAL%
0) NA41.5
1) Yes7728.5
5) No18769.3
8) Don't know10.4
9) Refused10.4
Missing942 
TOTAL270100.0
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560) Initial status unemployed/retired/disabled - Have you had a job in the LAST SIX MONTHS? (JOB6MNTH)
TOTAL%
0) Na10.3
1) Yes4415.4
5) No24184.3
Missing926 
TOTAL286100.0
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561) Recent occupation: About how many hours did you work on your job in the average week? (HRSWRKED)
TOTAL%
0) 46.0
4) 11.5
5) 11.5
7) 11.5
8) 34.5
10) 34.5
12) 11.5
16) 23.0
20) 57.5
21) 11.5
22) 11.5
25) 46.0
28) 11.5
30) 46.0
35) 11.5
37) 11.5
38) 11.5
40) 1725.4
45) 34.5
48) 11.5
50) 23.0
52) 11.5
55) 11.5
56) 11.5
60) 23.0
65) 11.5
70) 11.5
80) 11.5
889) 11.5
Missing1145 
TOTAL67100.0
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562) Initial status retired/disabled: Are you doing any work for pay at the present time? (RDISWKPY)
TOTAL%
0) NA10.5
1) Yes2611.7
5) No19587.8
Missing990 
TOTAL222100.0
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563) Initial status retired/disabled/unemployed/homemaker/student: Are you looking for work at the present time? (RDISLOOK)
TOTAL%
0) NA20.7
1) Yes4415.4
5) No23983.9
Missing927 
TOTAL285100.0
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564) Initial status retired/disabled/unemployed/homemaker/student: How worried are you about not being able to find a job in the near future: A LOT, SOMEWHAT, or NOT MUCH AT ALL? (JOBWRRY)
TOTAL%
1) A lot1943.2
3) Somewhat1534.1
5) Not much1022.7
Missing1168 
TOTAL44100.0
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565) Summary: retired/disabled/unemployed/homemaker/student: Also working now? (WRKNGNOW)
TOTAL%
1) Yes4111.0
5) 533189.0
Missing840 
TOTAL372100.0
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566) Working/TLO now occupation 3 digit: What is your main occupation? What kind of work do you do? What are your most important activities or duties? [BLANKED for confidentiality] (OCC_3DIG)
TOTAL%
999) 1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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567) Working/TLO now occupation 2 digit: What is your main occupation? What kind of work do you do? What are your most important activities or duties? (OCC_2DIG)
TOTAL%
1) 18610.2
2) 2202.4
3) 3192.3
4) 4182.1
5) 5141.7
6) 660.7
7) 7232.7
8) 891.1
9) 9586.9
10) 10253.0
11) 11445.2
12) 12283.3
13) 13161.9
14) 14435.1
15) 15161.9
16) 16202.4
17) 1710412.3
18) 1812314.6
19) 1940.5
20) 20505.9
22) 22313.7
23) 23455.3
24) 24374.4
25) 2540.5
99) DK; NA;10.1
Missing368 
TOTAL844100.0
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568) Initial status retired/disabled/unemployed/homemaker/student prestige collapsed (PRSTGCOL)
TOTAL%
1) Lowest prestige12815.2
2) 13816.4
3) 14316.9
4) 14917.7
5) 14817.5
6) Highest prestige13315.8
8) Member of military40.5
9) DK; NA;10.1
Missing368 
TOTAL844100.0
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569) Prestige score of working/TLO now occupation: What is your main occupation? What kind of work do you do? What are your most important activities or duties? (PRSGSCOR)
TOTAL%
999.99) 1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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570) Initial status working/TLO now occupation 1990 2-digit (WRK_2DIG)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL84425.36119
571) Initial status working/TLO now occupation 1990 1-digit (WRK_1DIG)
TOTAL%
1) Executive, Administrative and Managerial (001-039)11613.7
2) Professional Specialty Occupations (040-199)17721.0
3) Technicians and Related Support Occupations (200-235)242.8
4) Sales Occupation (236-285)10412.3
5) Administrative Support, including clerical (286-389)13115.5
7) Protective Service (408-427)161.9
8) Service except Protective and Household (428-469)10112.0
9) Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations (470-499)161.9
10) Precision Production, Craft and Repair Occupations(500-699)829.7
11) Machine Operators, Assemblers and Inspectors (700-799)232.7
12) Transportation and Material Moving Occupations (800-859)253.0
13) Handlers, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers and Laborers(860-890)242.8
14) Member of Armed Forces40.5
99) DK; NA;10.1
Missing368 
TOTAL844100.0
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572) Working/TLO - What kind of business/industry is that? (WRKTYPE)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL844613.429274
573) Working/TLO now - Do you work for someone else, are you self-employed, or what? (WRK_WHO)
TOTAL%
1) Someone else66879.1
3) Both self and someone else354.1
5) Self-employed13916.5
8) Don't know20.2
Missing368 
TOTAL844100.0
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574) Working/TLO now - Are you employed by a federal, state or local government? (GOVTEMPL)
TOTAL%
1) Yes16623.6
5) No53476.0
8) Don't know30.4
Missing509 
TOTAL703100.0
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575) Working/TLO now - About how many hours do you work on your job in the average week? (GE_HRSWK)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL84444.61853
576) Working/TLO now - Is that MORE hours than you want to work, FEWER hours than you want to work, or generally ABOUT RIGHT? (HRS_WANT)
TOTAL%
1) More23628.1
3) Fewer9311.1
5) About right51260.9
Missing371 
TOTAL841100.0
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577) Working/TLO now: How worried are you about losing your job in the near future:A LOT, SOMEWHAT, or NOT MUCH AT ALL? (JOBWRRY2)
TOTAL%
1) A lot829.7
3) Somewhat15518.4
5) Not much at all60571.7
8) Don't know20.2
Missing368 
TOTAL844100.0
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578) Working now: Were you out of work or laid off at any time during the last six months? (LAID_OFF)
TOTAL%
0) Na10.1
1) Yes9511.5
5) No73388.4
Missing383 
TOTAL829100.0
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579) Working now: During the last six months, have you had a reduction in your work hours or had to take a cut in pay at any time for reasons other than illness or personal choice? (WRKREDUC)
TOTAL%
0) Na10.1
1) Yes9411.3
5) No73388.4
8) Don't know10.1
Missing383 
TOTAL829100.0
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580) Working now/TLO: DURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS, as part of your job have you given a presentation or speech? (JOBSPCH)
TOTAL%
1) Yes34440.8
5) No50059.2
Missing368 
TOTAL844100.0
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581) Working now/TLO: Have you planned or chaired a meeting (in the last 6 months?) (WRK_MEET)
TOTAL%
1) Yes34741.1
5) No49758.9
Missing368 
TOTAL844100.0
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582) We'd like to know about your (HUSBAND/WIFE/PARTNER). Is (he/she) working now, temporarily laid off, or is (he/she) unemployed, retired, permanently disabled, a homemaker, a student, or what? (SPSEWRK)
TOTAL%
10) Working now only35254.3
15) Working now and retired111.7
17) Working now and homemaker578.8
18) Working now and student121.9
20) Temporarily laid off only30.5
27) Temporarily laid off and homemaker40.6
40) Unemployed only111.7
50) Retired only8212.7
56) Retired and disabled71.1
57) Retired and homemaker213.2
60) Disabled only182.8
64) Disabled and unemployed10.2
67) Disabled and homemaker30.5
70) Homemaker only538.2
74) Homemaker and unemployed20.3
78) Homemaker and student20.3
80) Student only50.8
84) Student and unemployed10.2
88) Don't know10.2
89) Refused20.3
Missing564 
TOTAL648100.0
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583) We'd like to know about your (HUSBAND/WIFE/PARTNER). Is (he/she) working now, temporarily laid off, or is (he/she) unemployed, retired, permanently disabled, a homemaker, a student, or what? (SPSEWRK2)
TOTAL%
0) Refused20.3
1) Working now43266.7
2) Temporarily laid off71.1
4) Unemployed111.7
5) Retired11017.0
6) Permanently disabled223.4
7) Homemaker578.8
8) Student60.9
9) Don't know10.2
Missing564 
TOTAL648100.0
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584) Do you or anyone else in this household belong to a labor union? (UNION)
TOTAL%
1) Yes20717.1
5) No99982.4
8) Don't know50.4
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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585) REFERRING TO PREVIOUS QUESTION ON UNION MEMBERSHIP: Who is it that belongs to a labor union? (UNIONWHO)
TOTAL%
10) Respondent only11555.6
12) Respondent and wife/female partner62.9
13) Respondent and husband/male partner83.9
20) Wife/female partner only2612.6
30) Husband/male partner3717.9
34) Husband/male partner and someone else10.5
40) Someone else only146.8
Missing1005 
TOTAL207100.0
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586) INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT-PERSONS IN HH AGE 14 OR OLDER (IWRCHK1)
TOTAL%
1) Someone in addition to respondent is age 14 or older in household84569.7
5) No one other than respondent is age 14 or older in household34328.3
8) Coding error by Interviewer; R indicated as married/partnered in Y2x, but coded in Y20 for R only person age 14+100.8
9) Coding error by Interviewer; person in household listing other than R or spouse/partner who is age 14 or older, but coded for R only person age 14+141.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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587) Summary: number of persons aged 14 and older (SUMMAGE)
TOTAL%
1) 36730.3
2) 64152.9
3) 13811.4
4) 554.5
5) 90.7
7) 20.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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588) HOUSEHOLD INCOME: Please look at the booklet and tell me the letter of the income group that includes the income of all members of your family living here in 2003 before taxes. This figure should include salaries, wages, pensions, dividends, interest, and all other income. [PRE-ELECTION SURVEY: IF NO, R IS NOT ONLY HOUSEHOLD MEMBER AGE 14+] (HH_INCOM)
TOTAL%
0) NA242.8
1) None or less than $2,99960.7
2) $3,000 - $4,99970.8
3) $5,000 - $6,99970.8
4) $7,000 - $8,999101.2
5) $9,000 - $10,999121.4
6) $11,000 - $12,99980.9
7) $13,000 - $14,999111.3
8) $15,000 - $16,999151.7
9) $17,000 - $19,999131.5
10) $20,000 - $21,999172.0
11) $22,000 - $24,999212.4
12) $25,000 - $29,999293.3
13) $30,000 - $34,999333.8
14) $35,000 - $39,999303.5
15) $40,000 - $44,999546.2
16) $45,000 - $49,999354.0
17) $50,000 - $59,999647.4
18) $60,000 - $69,999687.8
19) $70,000 - $79,999657.5
20) $80,000 - $ 89,999566.4
21) $90,000 - $104,999515.9
22) $105,000 - $119,000343.9
23) $120,000 and over10712.3
88) Don't know303.5
89) Refused627.1
Missing343 
TOTAL869100.0
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589) Summary: Household income [PRE-ELECTION SURVEY: IF NO, R IS NOT ONLY HOUSEHOLD MEMBER AGE 14 OR OLDER : IF YES, R IS ONLY HOUSEHOLD MEMBER AGE 14 OR OLDER] (HHINCSUM)
TOTAL%
0) NA242.0
1) None or less than $2,999231.9
2) $3,000 - $4,999171.4
3) $5,000 - $6,999171.4
4) $7,000 - $8,999221.8
5) $9,000 - $10,999272.2
6) $11,000 - $12,999262.1
7) $13,000 - $14,999242.0
8) $15,000 - $16,999282.3
9) $17,000 - $19,999211.7
10) $20,000 - $21,999322.6
11) $22,000 - $24,999473.9
12) $25,000 - $29,999514.2
13) $30,000 - $34,999584.8
14) $35,000 - $39,999484.0
15) $40,000 - $44,999665.4
16) $45,000 - $49,999494.0
17) $50,000 - $59,999836.8
18) $60,000 - $69,999816.7
19) $70,000 - $79,999776.4
20) $80,000 - $ 89,999635.2
21) $90,000 - $104,999554.5
22) $105,000 - $119,000383.1
23) $120,000 and over1179.7
88) Don't know383.1
89) Refused806.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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590) RESPONDENT INCOME: Now we are interested in the income that you yourself received in 2003, not including any of the income received by (your spouse and) the rest of your family. Please look at this page and tell me the income you yourself had in 2003 before taxes. Please tell me the letter of the income group that includes the income you had in 2003 before taxes. This figure should include salaries, wages, pensions, dividends, interest, and all other income. (RESP_INC)
TOTAL%
1) None or less than $2,9991189.7
2) $3,000 - $4,999363.0
3) $5,000 - $6,999342.8
4) $7,000 - $8,999403.3
5) $9,000 - $10,999453.7
6) $11,000 - $12,999383.1
7) $13,000 - $14,999373.1
8) $15,000 - $16,999322.6
9) $17,000 - $19,999413.4
10) $20,000 - $21,999393.2
11) $22,000 - $24,999655.4
12) $25,000 - $29,999655.4
13) $30,000 - $34,999846.9
14) $35,000 - $39,999625.1
15) $40,000 - $44,999645.3
16) $45,000 - $49,999443.6
17) $50,000 - $59,999705.8
18) $60,000 - $69,999433.5
19) $70,000 - $79,999403.3
20) $80,000 - $ 89,999262.1
21) $90,000 - $104,999161.3
22) $105,000 - $119,000171.4
23) $120,000 and over463.8
88) Don't know322.6
89) Refused786.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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591) There's been some talk these days about different social classes. Most people say they belong either to the middle class or the working class. Do you ever think of yourself as belonging in one of these classes?? (CLASS)
TOTAL%
1) Yes82868.3
5) No37430.9
8) Don't know90.7
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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592) IF RESPONDENT CONSIDERS SELF MEMBER OF MIDDLE OR WORKING CLASS: Which one? (CLASS_MW)
TOTAL%
1) Middle class47757.6
5) Working class34141.2
7) Other91.1
8) Don't know10.1
Missing384 
TOTAL828100.0
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593) IF RESPONDENT DOESN'T CONSIDER SELF MIDDLE OR WORKING CLASS: Well, if you had to make a choice, would you call yourself MIDDLE CLASS or WORKING CLASS? (CLASSMW2)
TOTAL%
0) Upper class30.8
1) Middle class15440.1
5) Working class17746.1
6) Lower class133.4
7) Other51.3
8) Don't know236.0
9) Refused92.3
Missing828 
TOTAL384100.0
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594) Summary: subjective social class placement (CLSSSUMM)
TOTAL%
0) Lower class131.1
1) Average working class41434.2
2) Working class – NA if average or upper80.7
3) Upper working class967.9
4) Average middle class44636.8
5) Middle class – NA if average or upper80.7
6) Upper middle class17714.6
7) Upper class30.2
77) Other141.2
88) Don't know242.0
89) Refused90.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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595) RACE: What racial or ethnic group or groups best describes you? (RACE_ETH)
TOTAL%
10) Black18014.9
14) Black and Hispanic20.2
15) Black and White20.2
20) Asian282.3
23) Asian and Native American10.1
25) Asian and White40.3
30) Native American121.0
35) Native American and White70.6
40) Hispanic816.7
45) Hispanic and White40.3
50) White (no mention of other race)87672.3
70) Other70.6
88) Don't know40.3
89) Refused40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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596) Race of respondent MENTION 1 (RACE1)
TOTAL%
10) 1017614.5
20) 20292.4
30) 30121.0
40) 40756.2
50) 5086171.0
70) 70514.2
88) 8840.3
89) 8940.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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597) Race of respondent MENTION 2 (RACE2)
TOTAL%
30) Native American418.2
40) Hispanic418.2
50) White (no mention of other race)627.3
70) Other836.4
Missing1190 
TOTAL22100.0
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598) Were both of your parents born in this country? (PBORN_US)
TOTAL%
1) Yes100783.1
5) No20416.8
9) Refused10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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599) In addition to being American, what do you consider your main ethnic group or nationality group? MENTION 1 [See ethnicity master codes in the appendix of the NES 2004 codebook] (ETHNIC1)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL1212504.233308
600) In addition to being American, what do you consider your main ethnic group or nationality group? MENTION 2 [See ethnicity master codes in the appendix of the NES 2004 codebook] (ETHNIC2)
TOTAL%
10) 207.4
30) 31.1
40) 10.4
180) 3211.8
190) 4416.2
200) 83.0
210) 41.5
240) 72.6
260) 10.4
270) 10.4
280) 145.2
290) 4617.0
310) 51.8
320) 20.7
330) 10.4
350) 31.1
360) 10.4
370) 62.2
380) 31.1
400) 31.1
410) 41.5
430) 10.4
432) 10.4
470) 51.8
480) 83.0
490) 31.1
560) 10.4
581) 10.4
600) 124.4
620) 31.1
760) 10.4
860) 10.4
861) 10.4
862) 31.1
863) 20.7
872) 41.5
874) 51.8
875) 103.7
Missing941 
TOTAL271100.0
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601) In addition to being American, what do you consider your main ethnic group or nationality group? MENTION 3 [See ethnicity master codes in the appendix of the NES 2004 codebook] (ETHNIC3)
TOTAL%
10) 1718.7
30) 11.1
180) 1112.1
190) 1011.0
200) 44.4
210) 11.1
240) 22.2
260) 11.1
280) 66.6
290) 55.5
310) 66.6
320) 11.1
350) 11.1
370) 22.2
380) 11.1
390) 11.1
410) 33.3
430) 22.2
432) 11.1
450) 11.1
470) 11.1
480) 22.2
490) 22.2
510) 11.1
600) 33.3
620) 11.1
640) 11.1
862) 11.1
874) 11.1
875) 11.1
Missing1121 
TOTAL91100.0
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602) INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Number of ethnic groups mentioned by R (IWRCHK2)
TOTAL%
0) None736.0
1) One81667.3
2) Two or more27122.4
9) Respondent refused to answer or doesn't know nationality524.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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603) IF MORE THAN 1 NATIONALITY/ETHNIC GROUP IDENTIFIED: With which of these groups do you most closely identify? [See ethnicity master codes in the appendix of the NES 2004 codebook] (ETHNMULT)
TOTAL%
10) 114.1
30) 10.4
40) 10.4
180) 3312.2
190) 3512.9
200) 72.6
210) 10.4
230) 31.1
260) 10.4
280) 124.4
290) 3814.0
310) 31.1
350) 20.7
370) 41.5
380) 31.1
430) 10.4
432) 20.7
450) 31.1
470) 10.4
480) 103.7
490) 20.7
581) 10.4
600) 134.8
640) 10.4
700) 10.4
830) 20.7
860) 10.4
862) 51.8
863) 10.4
872) 10.4
874) 51.8
875) 83.0
876) 72.6
877) 4014.8
888) 114.1
Missing941 
TOTAL271100.0
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604) Summary ethnic group: In addition to being American, what do you consider your main ethnic group or nationality group? With which of these groups do you most closely identify? [See ethnicity master codes in the appendix of the NES 2004 codebook] (ETHNCSUM)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL1212509.248310
605) INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: IS SPANISH OR HISPANIC GROUP MENTIONED AS MAIN GROUP?0 = No Hispanic mention1 = Spanish/Hispanic mention in Y24x2 = Spanish/Hispanic mention in Y26a/Y26b/Y26c/Y27a3 = Spanish/Hispanic mention in both (IWRCHK3)
TOTAL%
0) No Hispanic mention111291.7
1) Spanish/Hispanic mention in Y24x30.2
2) Spanish/Hispanic mention in Y26a/Y26b/Y26c/Y27a131.1
3) Spanish/Hispanic mention in both846.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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606) Are you of Spanish or Hispanic origin or descent? (HISPANIC)
TOTAL%
0) NA111.0
1) Yes121.1
5) No108497.5
8) Don't know20.2
9) Refused30.3
Missing100 
TOTAL1112100.0
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607) Please look at the booklet and tell me which category best describes your Hispanic origin. (HISPWHCH)
TOTAL%
0) NA10.9
1) Mexican5448.2
2) Puerto Rican1614.3
3) Cuban43.6
4) Latin American1210.7
5) Central American54.5
6) Spanish1513.4
7) Other43.6
8) Don't know10.9
Missing1100 
TOTAL112100.0
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608) Where was it that you grew up? (WHRERAIS)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL1212160.018100
609) How long have you lived in your present (CITY/TOWN/TOWNSHIP/COUNTY)? (HOW_LONG)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL121224.23119
610) IF RESPONDENT HAS LIVED IN CURRENT COMMUNITY LESS THAN 2 YEARS: Where did you live before you moved here STATE/COUNTRY? (WHRE_MOV)
TOTAL%
0) 54.3
103) 86.9
104) 10.9
105) 10.9
112) 54.3
113) 76.0
114) 10.9
121) 43.4
122) 10.9
123) 43.4
124) 32.6
125) 43.4
131) 10.9
133) 54.3
134) 10.9
140) 119.5
141) 21.7
142) 10.9
143) 76.0
144) 21.7
145) 10.9
146) 10.9
147) 10.9
149) 119.5
152) 21.7
153) 10.9
154) 21.7
161) 10.9
162) 21.7
165) 10.9
167) 43.4
171) 76.0
172) 10.9
173) 54.3
182) 10.9
699) 10.9
Missing1096 
TOTAL116100.0
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611) IF RESPONDENT HAS LIVED IN CURRENT COMMUNITY LESS THAN 2 YEARS: Where did you live before you moved here CITY? NOTE: This variable has been recoded to 0 to preserve respondent confidentiality. (WHR_MOV2)
TOTAL%
0) 1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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612) IF RESPONDENT HAS LIVED IN CURRENT COMMUNITY LESS THAN 2 YEARS NOW REFERRING TO LOCATION MOVED FROM: How far away is that? (HOW_FAR)
TOTAL%
0) Less than 1 mile21.8
1) One mile10.9
2) 2-4 miles54.5
3) 5-9 miles54.5
4) 10-19 miles1513.5
5) 20-49 miles1917.1
6) 50-99 miles98.1
7) 100-199 miles109.0
8) 200-499 miles1816.2
9) 500 miles or more1816.2
90) Other98.1
Missing1101 
TOTAL111100.0
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613) How long have you lived in this (house/condo/apartment)? (HOW_LNG)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL121211.69413
614) (Do you/Does your family) own your home, pay rent, or what? (OWN_HOME)
TOTAL%
1) Own house83168.6
5) Pay rent35229.0
7) Other262.1
9) Refused30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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615) INTERVIEWER: Others present at time of interview -- Children under 6 (IWROBS1)
TOTAL%
0) NA302.5
1) Marked13711.3
5) Not marked104586.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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616) INTERVIEWER: Others present at time of interview Older Children (IWROBS2)
TOTAL%
0) NA302.5
1) Marked1068.7
5) Not marked107688.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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617) INTERVIEWER: Others present at time of interview -- SPOUSE (IWROBS3)
TOTAL%
0) NA302.5
1) Marked21918.1
5) Not marked96379.5
TOTAL1212100.0
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618) INTERVIEWER: Others present at time of interview OTHER RELATIVES (IWROBS4)
TOTAL%
0) NA302.5
1) Marked594.9
5) Not marked112392.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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619) INTERVIEWER: Others present at time of interview OTHER ADULTS (IWROBS5)
TOTAL%
0) NA302.5
1) Marked1058.7
5) Not marked107788.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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620) INTERVIEWER: Others present at time of interview OTHER, NOT SURE WHO (IWROBS6)
TOTAL%
0) NA302.5
1) Marked171.4
5) Not marked116596.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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621) INTERVIEWER: Respondents cooperation (IWROBS7)
TOTAL%
0) NA302.5
1) Very good83769.1
2) Good26521.9
3) Fair675.5
4) Poor100.8
5) Very poor30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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622) INTERVIEWER: Respondents general level of information about politics and public affairs seemed: (IWROBS8)
TOTAL%
0) NA302.5
1) Very high26521.9
2) Fairly high33928.0
3) Average35329.1
4) Fairly low16613.7
5) Very low594.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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623) INTERVIEWER: Respondents general level of intelligence about politics and public affairs seemed: (IWROBS9)
TOTAL%
0) NA302.5
1) Very high26221.6
2) Fairly high39832.8
3) Average45437.5
4) Fairly low645.3
5) Very low40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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624) INTERVIEWER: How suspicious did Respondent seem to be about the study before the interview? (IWROBS10)
TOTAL%
0) NA302.5
1) Not at all suspicious94077.6
2) Somewhat suspicious20817.2
3) Very suspicious342.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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625) INTERVIEWER: Overall, how great was Respondents interest in the interview? (IWROBS11)
TOTAL%
0) NA302.5
1) Very high37530.9
2) Fairly high44236.5
3) Average28923.8
4) Fairly low665.4
5) Very low100.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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626) INTERVIEWER: How sincere did Respondent seem to be in his/her answers? (IWROBS12)
TOTAL%
0) NA302.5
1) Completely sincere98681.4
2) Usually sincere18515.3
3) Often seemed to be insincere110.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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627) INTERVIEWER: Were there any particular parts of the interview for which you doubted Respondents sincerity? (IWROBS13)
TOTAL%
1) Yes4221.4
5) No15478.6
Missing1016 
TOTAL196100.0
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628) INTERVIEWER: Do you feel Respondent reported income accurately? (IWROBS14)
TOTAL%
0) NA383.1
1) Yes, think R reported correctly102684.7
2) No, think R reported incorrectly594.9
3) Refused income questions867.1
4) No, think R reported dishonestly30.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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629) INTERVIEWER: If possible, give a reasonable estimate of what Respondent's family income is (before taxes in 2003). (IWROBS15)
TOTAL%
1) None or less than $2,999191.6
2) $3,000 - $4,99960.5
3) $5,000 - $6,999252.1
4) $7,000 - $8,999252.1
5) $9,000 - $10,999252.1
6) $11,000 - $12,999312.6
7) $13,000 - $14,999282.4
8) $15,000 - $16,999282.4
9) $17,000 - $19,999181.5
10) $20,000 - $21,999463.9
11) $22,000 - $24,999625.2
12) $25,000 - $29,999544.6
13) $30,000 - $34,999665.6
14) $35,000 - $39,999564.7
15) $40,000 - $44,999716.0
16) $45,000 - $49,999544.6
17) $50,000 - $59,999847.1
18) $60,000 - $69,999665.6
19) $70,000 - $79,999695.8
20) $80,000 - $ 89,999746.3
21) $90,000 - $104,999544.6
22) $105,000 - $119,000453.8
23) $120,000 and over1008.5
98) Impossible766.4
Missing30 
TOTAL1182100.0
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630) INTERVIEWER: What would you estimate Respondents age to be? (IWROBS16)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL121245.66619
631) INTERVIEWER: Is Respondent male or female? [NOTE code 0 indicates interviewer observation on gender not available] (IWROBS17)
TOTAL%
0) NA302.5
1) Male55245.5
2) Female63052.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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632) INTERVIEWER: What would you estimate Respondents level of education to be? (IWROBS18)
TOTAL%
0) NA302.5
1) Low – probably less than high school diploma1119.2
2) Probably has a high school diploma but probably no college36029.7
3) Probably a little college34528.5
4) Probably a college degree35629.4
8) Hard to guess100.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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633) INTERVIEWER: Respondents reaction to interview: Mention 1 (IWROBS19)
TOTAL%
0) NA302.5
10) Negative – general201.7
11) Negative – too long332.7
12) Negative – too complicated70.6
13) Negative – boring/tedious/repetitious161.3
15) R wanted to stop before interview completed. After starting the interview R made comments indicating he/she regretted having agreed to be interviewed30.2
20) R complained and/or interviewer observed that R was ill/deaf/tired/had bad eyesight etc.; interview was obviously hard for R90.7
22) R complained and/or interviewer observed that R was confused by questions 'couldn't understand the scales'; interview was obviously hard for R282.3
30) R expressed (especially repeatedly) doubts/apologies/embarrassment over lack of knowledge or own suitability for interview363.0
31) R expressed (especially repeatedly) doubts/apologies/embarrassment over lack of political knowledge736.0
40) R was agitated or stressed by interview process100.8
41) R became angry at interview content60.5
45) R became conserved about sampling purpose or bias: 'why do you come to the old folks home?' 'why this neighborhood?' 'why/why not blacks/Hispanics?' 'why me?' etc.20.2
50) R could not read Respondent booklet30.2
70) R appeared to enjoy the interview 9R was 'cooperative' / 'interested'/'pleasant' etc.)69857.6
80) Neutral or no feedback (1st mention only)23819.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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634) INTERVIEWER: Respondents reaction to interview: Mention 2 (IWROBS20)
TOTAL%
10) Negative – general10.6
11) Negative – too long149.1
12) Negative – too complicated53.2
13) Negative – boring/tedious/repetitious117.1
15) R wanted to stop before interview completed. After starting the interview R made comments indicating he/she regretted having agreed to be interviewed42.6
20) R complained and/or interviewer observed that R was ill/deaf/tired/had bad eyesight etc.; interview was obviously hard for R31.9
22) R complained and/or interviewer observed that R was confused by questions 'couldn't understand the scales'; interview was obviously hard for R159.7
30) R expressed (especially repeatedly) doubts/apologies/embarrassment over lack of knowledge or own suitability for interview159.7
31) R expressed (especially repeatedly) doubts/apologies/embarrassment over lack of political knowledge2616.9
40) R was agitated or stressed by interview process42.6
41) R became angry at interview content21.3
45) R became conserved about sampling purpose or bias: 'why do you come to the old folks home?' 'why this neighborhood?' 'why/why not blacks/Hispanics?' 'why me?' etc.10.6
70) R appeared to enjoy the interview 9R was 'cooperative' / 'interested'/'pleasant' etc.)5334.4
Missing1058 
TOTAL154100.0
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635) INTERVIEWER: Respondents reaction to interview: Mention 3 (IWROBS21)
TOTAL%
12) Negative – too complicated34.9
13) Negative – boring/tedious/repetitious46.6
15) R wanted to stop before interview completed. After starting the interview R made comments indicating he/she regretted having agreed to be interviewed34.9
20) R complained and/or interviewer observed that R was ill/deaf/tired/had bad eyesight etc.; interview was obviously hard for R11.6
22) R complained and/or interviewer observed that R was confused by questions 'couldn't understand the scales'; interview was obviously hard for R58.2
30) R expressed (especially repeatedly) doubts/apologies/embarrassment over lack of knowledge or own suitability for interview1118.0
31) R expressed (especially repeatedly) doubts/apologies/embarrassment over lack of political knowledge1321.3
40) R was agitated or stressed by interview process813.1
41) R became angry at interview content11.6
45) R became conserved about sampling purpose or bias: 'why do you come to the old folks home?' 'why this neighborhood?' 'why/why not blacks/Hispanics?' 'why me?' etc.11.6
50) R could not read Respondent booklet11.6
70) R appeared to enjoy the interview 9R was 'cooperative' / 'interested'/'pleasant' etc.)1016.4
Missing1151 
TOTAL61100.0
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636) INTERVIEWER: Respondents reaction to interview: Mention 4 (IWROBS22)
TOTAL%
13) Negative – boring/tedious/repetitious26.9
15) R wanted to stop before interview completed. After starting the interview R made comments indicating he/she regretted having agreed to be interviewed26.9
20) R complained and/or interviewer observed that R was ill/deaf/tired/had bay eyesight etc.; interview was obviously hard for R26.9
22) R complained and/or interviewer observed that R was confused by questions 'couldn't understand the scales'; interview was obviously hard for R310.3
30) R expressed (especially repeatedly) doubts/apologies/embarrassment over lack of knowledge or own suitability for interview310.3
31) R expressed (especially repeatedly) doubts/apologies/embarrassment over lack of political knowledge620.7
40) R was agitated or stressed by interview process310.3
41) R became angry at interview content13.4
50) R could not read Respondent Booklet13.4
70) R appeared to enjoy the interview (R was 'cooperative'/'interested'/'pleasant' etc.)620.7
Missing1183 
TOTAL29100.0
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637) INTERVIEWER: Respondents reaction to interview: Mention 5 (IWROBS23)
TOTAL%
10) Negative - general18.3
20) R complained and/or interviewer observed that R was ill/deaf/tired/had bad eyesight etc.; interview was obviously hard for R18.3
22) R complained and/or interviewer observed that R was confused by questions 'couldn't understand the scales'; interview was obviously hard for R325.0
30) R expressed (especially repeatedly) doubts/apologies/embarrassment over lack of knowledge or own suitability for interview18.3
40) R was agitated or stressed by interview process216.7
45) R became concerned about sampling purpose or bias: 'why do you come to the old folks home?' 'why this neighborhood?' 'why/why not blacks/Hispanics?' 'why me?' etc.18.3
70) R appeared to enjoy the interview (R was ‘cooperative'/'interested'/'pleasant' etc.)325.0
Missing1200 
TOTAL12100.0
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638) INTERVIEWER: Respondents reaction to interview: Mention 6 (IWROBS24)
TOTAL%
22) R complained and/or interviewer observed that R was confused by questions 'couldn't understand the scales'; interview was obviously hard for R133.3
40) R was agitated or stressed by interview process266.7
Missing1209 
TOTAL3100.0
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639) INTERVIEWER: Respondents reaction to interview: Mention 7 (IWROBS25)
TOTAL%
41) R became angry at interview content1100.0
Missing1211 
TOTAL1100.0
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640) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Assigned form of interview (PS_ADMN1)
TOTAL%
1) Standard turnout format; Pre patriotism questions27325.6
2) Experimental turnout format; Pre patriotism questions25624.0
3) Standard turnout format; Post patriotism questions26424.8
4) Experimental turnout format; post patriotism questions27325.6
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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641) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Post interview beginning month (PS_ADMN2)
TOTAL%
11) November89884.2
12) December16815.8
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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642) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Post interview beginning day (PS_ADMN3)
TOTAL%
1) 191.8
2) 131.2
3) 363.4
4) 676.3
5) 726.8
6) 706.6
7) 635.9
8) 878.2
9) 797.4
10) 535.0
11) 555.2
12) 312.9
13) 343.2
14) 252.3
15) 535.0
16) 514.8
17) 393.7
18) 444.1
19) 111.0
20) 343.2
21) 131.2
22) 201.9
23) 191.8
24) 90.8
26) 70.7
27) 181.7
28) 100.9
29) 171.6
30) 171.6
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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643) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Post interview beginning date (MMDD) (PS_ADMN4)
TOTAL%
1103) 222.1
1104) 535.0
1105) 575.3
1106) 575.3
1107) 565.3
1108) 757.0
1109) 696.5
1110) 484.5
1111) 494.6
1112) 282.6
1113) 272.5
1114) 201.9
1115) 444.1
1116) 444.1
1117) 353.3
1118) 403.8
1119) 90.8
1120) 353.3
1121) 131.2
1122) 201.9
1123) 191.8
1124) 90.8
1126) 70.7
1127) 181.7
1128) 100.9
1129) 171.6
1130) 171.6
1201) 181.7
1202) 131.2
1203) 141.3
1204) 141.3
1205) 151.4
1206) 131.2
1207) 70.7
1208) 111.0
1209) 100.9
1210) 50.5
1211) 60.6
1212) 30.3
1213) 70.7
1214) 50.5
1215) 100.9
1216) 80.8
1217) 40.4
1218) 30.3
1219) 20.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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644) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Post Interview beginning version of instrument (PS_ADMN5)
TOTAL%
1) October 29, 2004 version1066100.0
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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645) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Interview ending month (PS_ADMN6)
TOTAL%
11) November89884.2
12) December16815.8
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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646) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Interview ending day (PS_ADMN7)
TOTAL%
1) 181.7
2) 131.2
3) 363.4
4) 676.3
5) 726.8
6) 706.6
7) 635.9
8) 868.1
9) 797.4
10) 535.0
11) 555.2
12) 312.9
13) 343.2
14) 252.3
15) 545.1
16) 524.9
17) 393.7
18) 434.0
19) 111.0
20) 353.3
21) 131.2
22) 201.9
23) 191.8
24) 90.8
26) 70.7
27) 181.7
28) 100.9
29) 171.6
30) 171.6
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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647) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Interview ending date -- Month and Day (PS_ADMN8)
TOTAL%
1103) 222.1
1104) 535.0
1105) 575.3
1106) 575.3
1107) 565.3
1108) 757.0
1109) 696.5
1110) 484.5
1111) 494.6
1112) 282.6
1113) 272.5
1114) 201.9
1115) 444.1
1116) 444.1
1117) 353.3
1118) 403.8
1119) 90.8
1120) 353.3
1121) 131.2
1122) 201.9
1123) 191.8
1124) 90.8
1126) 70.7
1127) 181.7
1128) 100.9
1129) 171.6
1130) 171.6
1201) 181.7
1202) 131.2
1203) 141.3
1204) 141.3
1205) 151.4
1206) 131.2
1207) 70.7
1208) 111.0
1209) 100.9
1210) 50.5
1211) 60.6
1212) 30.3
1213) 70.7
1214) 50.5
1215) 100.9
1216) 80.8
1217) 40.4
1218) 30.3
1219) 20.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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648) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Interview ending version of instrument (PS_ADMN9)
TOTAL%
1) October 29, 2004 version1066100.0
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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649) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Number of days after election beginning Interview date (PSADMN10)
TOTAL%
1) 222.1
2) 535.0
3) 575.3
4) 575.3
5) 565.3
6) 767.1
7) 706.6
8) 484.5
9) 494.6
10) 282.6
11) 272.5
12) 201.9
13) 434.0
14) 434.0
15) 353.3
16) 413.8
17) 90.8
18) 343.2
19) 131.2
20) 201.9
21) 191.8
22) 90.8
24) 70.7
25) 181.7
26) 100.9
27) 171.6
28) 171.6
29) 191.8
30) 131.2
31) 141.3
32) 141.3
33) 151.4
34) 131.2
35) 70.7
36) 111.0
37) 90.8
38) 50.5
39) 60.6
40) 30.3
41) 70.7
42) 50.5
43) 100.9
44) 80.8
45) 40.4
46) 30.3
47) 20.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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650) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Number of days after election ending IW date (PSADMN11)
TOTAL%
1) 222.1
2) 535.0
3) 575.3
4) 575.3
5) 565.3
6) 757.0
7) 696.5
8) 484.5
9) 494.6
10) 282.6
11) 272.5
12) 201.9
13) 444.1
14) 444.1
15) 353.3
16) 403.8
17) 90.8
18) 353.3
19) 131.2
20) 201.9
21) 191.8
22) 90.8
24) 70.7
25) 181.7
26) 100.9
27) 171.6
28) 171.6
29) 181.7
30) 131.2
31) 141.3
32) 141.3
33) 151.4
34) 131.2
35) 70.7
36) 111.0
37) 100.9
38) 50.5
39) 60.6
40) 30.3
41) 70.7
42) 50.5
43) 100.9
44) 80.8
45) 40.4
46) 30.3
47) 20.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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651) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Total number of Post interview sessions (PSADMN12)
TOTAL%
1) IW conducted 1 session105398.8
2) IW conducted 2 sessions111.0
3) IW conducted 3 sessions20.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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652) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Instrument version changed before Interview end (PSADMN13)
TOTAL%
0) 1 VERSION1066100.0
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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653) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Total number of Post interviewers (PSADMN14)
TOTAL%
1) ONE IWR1066100.0
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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654) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Post interview session 1 date MMDD (PSADMN15)
TOTAL%
1103) 222.1
1104) 535.0
1105) 575.3
1106) 575.3
1107) 565.3
1108) 757.0
1109) 696.5
1110) 484.5
1111) 494.6
1112) 282.6
1113) 272.5
1114) 201.9
1115) 444.1
1116) 444.1
1117) 353.3
1118) 403.8
1119) 90.8
1120) 353.3
1121) 131.2
1122) 201.9
1123) 191.8
1124) 90.8
1126) 70.7
1127) 181.7
1128) 100.9
1129) 171.6
1130) 171.6
1201) 181.7
1202) 131.2
1203) 141.3
1204) 141.3
1205) 151.4
1206) 131.2
1207) 70.7
1208) 111.0
1209) 100.9
1210) 50.5
1211) 60.6
1212) 30.3
1213) 70.7
1214) 50.5
1215) 100.9
1216) 80.8
1217) 40.4
1218) 30.3
1219) 20.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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655) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Post Interview session 2 date MMDD (PSADMN16)
TOTAL%
1106) 17.7
1107) 215.4
1109) 17.7
1115) 17.7
1116) 17.7
1118) 17.7
1120) 17.7
1121) 17.7
1201) 215.4
1206) 17.7
1215) 17.7
Missing1199 
TOTAL13100.0
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656) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Post Interview session 3 date MMDD (PSADMN17)
TOTAL%
1111) 150.0
1209) 150.0
Missing1210 
TOTAL2100.0
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657) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Post Interview session 1 -- version of instrument (PSADMN18)
TOTAL%
1) October 29, 2004 version1066100.0
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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658) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Post interview session 2 -- version of instrument (PSADMN19)
TOTAL%
1) October 29, 2004 version13100.0
Missing1199 
TOTAL13100.0
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659) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Post interview session 3 -- version of instrument (PSADMN20)
TOTAL%
1) October 29, 2004 version2100.0
Missing1210 
TOTAL2100.0
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660) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Post interview session 1 breakoff/end (PSADMN21)
TOTAL%
1) Media module323.1
2) 1st budget module17.7
3) Liberal-conservative scales17.7
4) Interventionism17.7
5) Abortion17.7
6) Office recognition of political figures17.7
7) 1st sexism module17.7
9) Stereotypes17.7
10) CSES module323.1
Missing1199 
TOTAL13100.0
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661) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: PostAdmin.16b. Post IW session 2 breakoff/end (PSADMN22)
TOTAL%
1) Media module150.0
8) Children's traits150.0
Missing1210 
TOTAL2100.0
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662) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Total number of calls (PSADMN23)
TOTAL%
1) 554.5
2) 29524.3
3) 23719.6
4) 15512.8
5) 1109.1
6) 725.9
7) 675.5
8) 484.0
9) 292.4
10) 322.6
11) 242.0
12) 221.8
13) 191.6
14) 110.9
15) 80.7
16) 40.3
17) 40.3
18) 10.1
19) 40.3
20) 60.5
21) 30.2
22) 20.2
24) 10.1
25) 10.1
26) 10.1
29) 10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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663) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Number of face-to-face calls (PSADMN24)
TOTAL%
0) 70.6
1) 69557.3
2) 23419.3
3) 1008.3
4) 675.5
5) 332.7
6) 282.3
7) 100.8
8) 110.9
9) 90.7
10) 80.7
11) 30.2
12) 10.1
13) 10.1
14) 20.2
16) 10.1
18) 10.1
24) 10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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664) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Number of phone calls (PSADMN25)
TOTAL%
0) 12610.4
1) 33127.3
2) 26021.5
3) 16113.3
4) 947.8
5) 725.9
6) 514.2
7) 433.5
8) 141.2
9) 211.7
10) 121.0
11) 70.6
12) 40.3
13) 60.5
14) 20.2
15) 10.1
16) 30.2
17) 20.2
20) 10.1
25) 10.1
TOTAL1212100.0
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665) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Interviewer interview number (nth IW) (PSADMN26)
TOTAL%
1) 837.8
2) 817.6
3) 807.5
4) 787.3
5) 767.1
6) 746.9
7) 726.8
8) 706.6
9) 595.5
10) 555.2
11) 514.8
12) 464.3
13) 403.8
14) 353.3
15) 302.8
16) 242.3
17) 191.8
18) 161.5
19) 141.3
20) 131.2
21) 111.0
22) 90.8
23) 80.8
24) 80.8
25) 60.6
26) 30.3
27) 10.1
28) 10.1
29) 10.1
30) 10.1
31) 10.1
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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666) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Refusal conversion indicator (PSADMN27)
TOTAL%
0) Not a refusal108789.7
1) Refusal conversion case12510.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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667) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: PostAdmin.22 Post non-interview result date (MMDD) (PSADMN28)
TOTAL%
1103) 221.8
1104) 534.4
1105) 574.7
1106) 564.6
1107) 564.6
1108) 756.2
1109) 685.6
1110) 484.0
1111) 524.3
1112) 282.3
1113) 282.3
1114) 201.7
1115) 473.9
1116) 423.5
1117) 373.1
1118) 423.5
1119) 90.7
1120) 363.0
1121) 131.1
1122) 211.7
1123) 211.7
1124) 90.7
1126) 70.6
1127) 191.6
1128) 90.7
1129) 181.5
1130) 161.3
1201) 211.7
1202) 161.3
1203) 191.6
1204) 141.2
1205) 171.4
1206) 171.4
1207) 90.7
1208) 141.2
1209) 131.1
1210) 80.7
1211) 110.9
1212) 60.5
1213) 161.3
1214) 231.9
1215) 262.1
1216) 171.4
1217) 100.8
1218) 50.4
1219) 110.9
1220) 262.1
1221) 40.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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668) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Mode of interview (PSADMN29)
TOTAL%
1) All interviews conducted face-to-face1066100.0
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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669) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Result CODES: 1001 Completed interview;5001 Final refusal by respondent; 5002 Final refusal not by respondent; 5005 Refusal conversion not attempted; 6002 Final no contact; 6003 Interview begun not resumed; 6004 Non-interview permanent condition; 6007 Non-interview other reason (PSADMN30)
TOTAL%
1001) 106688.0
5001) 776.4
5002) 90.7
5005) 50.4
6002) 131.1
6003) 10.1
6004) 10.1
6007) 403.3
TOTAL1212100.0
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670) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Length of interview (in minutes) (PSADMN31)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL106664.83718
671) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Language of interview (PSADMN32)
TOTAL%
1) All interviews were conducted in English1066100.0
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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672) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Interview verification (PSADMN33)
TOTAL%
0) Not selected for verification94688.7
2) Verified, no inconsistencies777.2
3) Verified with discrepancies111.0
4) Failed verification70.7
5) Unable to verify (unable to contact respondent)151.4
6) Verification limit met (used when the case if flagged for verification but the target for verified cases has been met100.9
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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673) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Interviewer evaluation (PSADMN34)
TOTAL%
0) Not flagged for evaluation99293.1
1) Flagged for evaluation; not evaluated60.6
2) Evaluated686.4
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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674) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Interview tape-recorded (PSADMN35)
TOTAL%
1) Yes, tape recorded746.9
5) No99293.1
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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675) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Payment offer amount (PSADMN36)
TOTAL%
20) $2086381.0
50) $5020319.0
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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676) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Payment amount (PSADMN37)
TOTAL%
20) $2086280.9
50) $5020419.1
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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677) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Payment date (PSADMN38)
TOTAL%
1103) 222.1
1104) 535.0
1105) 575.3
1106) 575.3
1107) 565.3
1108) 757.0
1109) 696.5
1110) 484.5
1111) 494.6
1112) 282.6
1113) 272.5
1114) 201.9
1115) 444.1
1116) 444.1
1117) 353.3
1118) 403.8
1119) 90.8
1120) 353.3
1121) 131.2
1122) 201.9
1123) 191.8
1124) 90.8
1126) 70.7
1127) 181.7
1128) 100.9
1129) 171.6
1130) 171.6
1201) 181.7
1202) 131.2
1203) 141.3
1204) 141.3
1205) 151.4
1206) 131.2
1207) 70.7
1208) 111.0
1209) 100.9
1210) 50.5
1211) 60.6
1212) 30.3
1213) 70.7
1214) 50.5
1215) 100.9
1216) 80.8
1217) 40.4
1218) 30.3
1219) 20.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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678) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Payment mode (PSADMN39)
TOTAL%
1) All respondents paid by check1066100.0
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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679) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Respondent incentive (PSADMN40)
TOTAL%
0) No post-election incentive1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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680) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Persuasion letters (PSADMN41)
TOTAL%
0) Persuasion letters not documented for the 2004 Post1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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681) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Summary--respondent made positive comment (PSADMN42)
TOTAL%
0) Positive comment not coded at any call71266.8
1) Positive comment coded for at least one call35433.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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682) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Summary--respondent made time-delay comment (PSADMN43)
TOTAL%
0) Time-delay comment not coded at any call82477.3
1) Time-delay comment coded for at least one call24222.7
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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683) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Summary--respondent made negative comment (PSADMN44)
TOTAL%
0) Negative comment not coded at any call101294.9
1) Negative comment coded for at least one call545.1
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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684) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Summary--respondent made eligibility comment (PSADMN45)
TOTAL%
0) Eligibility comment not coded at any call103697.2
1) Eligibility comment coded for at least one call302.8
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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685) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Summary--respondent--made privacy comment (PSADMN46)
TOTAL%
0) Privacy comment not coded at any call105599.0
1) Privacy comment coded for at least one call111.0
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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686) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Summary-respondent--made comment no interest in politics (PSADMN47)
TOTAL%
0) Political disinterest comment not coded at any call105098.5
1) Political disinterest comment coded for at least one call161.5
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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687) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: positive - help community (PSADMN48)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls423.9
5) Not coded102496.1
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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688) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: positive - enjoy surveys (PSADMN49)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls1009.4
5) Not coded96690.6
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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689) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: other positive (PSADMN50)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls28426.6
5) Not coded78273.4
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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690) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: time delay - too busy (PSADMN51)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls736.8
5) Not coded99393.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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691) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: time delay - bad time (PSADMN52)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls16215.2
5) Not coded90484.8
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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692) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: time delay - think about it (PSADMN53)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls131.2
5) Not coded105398.8
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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693) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: other time delay (PSADMN54)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls454.2
5) Not coded102195.8
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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694) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: negative - waste of time (PSADMN55)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls20.2
5) Not coded106499.8
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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695) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: negative - don't trust surveys (PSADMN56)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls20.2
5) Not coded106499.8
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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696) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: negative - surveys waste money (PSADMN57)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls20.2
5) Not coded106499.8
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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697) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: negative - never do surveys (PSADMN58)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls40.4
5) Not coded106299.6
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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698) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: negative - not interested (PSADMN59)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls242.3
5) Not coded104297.7
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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699) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: other negative (PSADMN60)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls333.1
5) Not coded103396.9
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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700) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: eligibility - don't know about topic (PSADMN61)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls232.2
5) Not coded104397.8
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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701) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: eligibility - no spouse/partner/child (PSADMN62)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls10.1
5) Not coded106599.9
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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702) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: eligibility - too young/too old (PSADMN63)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls20.2
5) Not coded106499.8
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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703) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: eligibility - don't/can't vote (PSADMN64)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls30.3
5) Not coded106399.7
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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704) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: other eligibility (PSADMN65)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls80.8
5) Not coded105899.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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705) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: privacy - personal questions (PSADMN66)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls30.3
5) Not coded106399.7
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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706) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: privacy - government knows everything (PSADMN67)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls10.1
5) Not coded106599.9
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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707) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Comment: other privacy (PSADMN68)
TOTAL%
1) Coded at 1 or more calls90.8
5) Not coded105799.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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708) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Respondent initial refusal (PSADMN69)
TOTAL%
0) Respondent did not initially refuse111592.0
1) Respondent initial refusal978.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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709) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Informant initial refusal (PSADMN70)
TOTAL%
0) Informant did not initially refuse118097.4
1) Informant initial refusal322.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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710) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Post interviewer of record ID (PSADMN71)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL121248115133.34226264372
711) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Other interviewer ID (PSADMN72)
NMeanStd.Deviation
TOTAL12549034476.1224975059
712) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Supervisor ID (PSADMN73)
TOTAL%
1835779) 584.8
37426796) 110190.8
46644514) 181.5
58809065) 282.3
69114547) 20.2
71570049) 50.4
TOTAL1212100.0
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713) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Interviewer gender (PSADMN74)
TOTAL%
0) NA877.2
1) Male26822.1
5) Female85770.7
TOTAL1212100.0
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714) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Interviewer education level (PSADMN75)
TOTAL%
0) NA877.2
1) High school graduate49240.6
2) College graduate63352.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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715) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Interviewer race (PSADMN76)
TOTAL%
0) NA877.2
1) White90074.3
2) Nonwhite22518.6
TOTAL1212100.0
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716) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Interviewer languages. (PSADMN78)
TOTAL%
0) Does not speak Spanish93877.4
1) Speaks Spanish18715.4
9) NA877.2
TOTAL1212100.0
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717) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Interviewer experience (number of years). (PSADMN79)
TOTAL%
0) NA877.2
1) 0-5 years104686.3
2) 6-10 years564.6
3) 11 or more years231.9
TOTAL1212100.0
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718) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Interviewer age group. (PSADMN80)
TOTAL%
0) 877.2
1) 13711.3
2) 36229.9
3) 31325.8
4) 31325.8
TOTAL1212100.0
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719) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Post interview error flag (PSADMN81)
TOTAL%
0) No errors in the Post-election instrument1212100.0
TOTAL1212100.0
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720) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D1b-c Pres candidate thermometers (PSADMN82)
TOTAL%
1) John Kerry thermometer administered first54651.2
2) Ralph Nader thermometer administered first52048.8
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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721) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D1d Democratic House candidate thermometer (PSADMN83)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st27625.9
2) Administered 2nd26625.0
3) Administered 3rd27926.2
4) Administered 4th24422.9
Missing147 
TOTAL1065100.0
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722) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D1e Republican House candidate thermometer (PSADMN84)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st26725.1
2) Administered 2nd27125.4
3) Administered 3rd24422.9
4) Administered 4th28326.6
Missing147 
TOTAL1065100.0
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723) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D1f Ind/3rd party House candidate thermometer (PSADMN85)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st26024.4
2) Administered 2nd24923.4
3) Administered 3rd29127.3
4) Administered 4th26524.9
Missing147 
TOTAL1065100.0
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724) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D1g retiring House incumbent thermometer (PSADMN86)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st26224.6
2) Administered 2nd27926.2
3) Administered 3rd25123.6
4) Administered 4th27325.6
Missing147 
TOTAL1065100.0
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725) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D1h Democratic Senate candidate thermometer (PSADMN87)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st19718.5
2) Administered 2nd17516.4
3) Administered 3rd15714.7
4) Administered 4th17116.1
5) Administered 5th20219.0
6) Administered 6th16315.3
Missing147 
TOTAL1065100.0
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726) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D1j Republican Senate candidate thermometer (PSADMN88)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st16415.4
2) Administered 2nd17016.0
3) Administered 3rd17616.5
4) Administered 4th19918.7
5) Administered 5th18617.5
6) Administered 6th17016.0
Missing147 
TOTAL1065100.0
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727) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: PostRand.3c. Order of D1k Ind/3rd party Senate candidate thermometer (PSADMN89)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st18817.7
2) Administered 2nd16715.7
3) Administered 3rd19518.3
4) Administered 4th16615.6
5) Administered 5th16215.2
6) Administered 6th18717.6
Missing147 
TOTAL1065100.0
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728) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D1m Senator #1 thermometer (PSADMN90)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st18617.5
2) Administered 2nd18517.4
3) Administered 3rd18217.1
4) Administered 4th16615.6
5) Administered 5th17616.5
6) Administered 6th17016.0
Missing147 
TOTAL1065100.0
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729) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D1n Senator #2 thermometer (PSADMN91)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st16115.1
2) Administered 2nd15914.9
3) Administered 3rd17516.4
4) Administered 4th18917.7
5) Administered 5th17016.0
6) Administered 6th21119.8
Missing147 
TOTAL1065100.0
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730) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D1p Senator term not up thermometer (PSADMN92)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st16915.9
2) Administered 2nd20919.6
3) Administered 3rd18016.9
4) Administered 4th17416.3
5) Administered 5th16915.9
6) Administered 6th16415.4
Missing147 
TOTAL1065100.0
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731) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2a Hispanics thermometer (PSADMN93)
TOTAL%
1) 292.7
2) 312.9
3) 282.6
4) 242.3
5) 292.7
6) 363.4
7) 302.8
8) 383.6
9) 393.7
10) 373.5
11) 333.1
12) 333.1
13) 252.3
14) 302.8
15) 373.5
16) 272.5
17) 333.1
18) 363.4
19) 262.4
20) 363.4
21) 343.2
22) 353.3
23) 434.0
24) 343.2
25) 363.4
26) 272.5
27) 222.1
28) 312.9
29) 302.8
30) 383.6
31) 302.8
32) 353.3
33) 343.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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732) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2b Christian fundamentalists thermometer (PSADMN94)
TOTAL%
1) 393.7
2) 403.8
3) 252.3
4) 373.5
5) 403.8
6) 373.5
7) 312.9
8) 292.7
9) 333.1
10) 343.2
11) 383.6
12) 312.9
13) 353.3
14) 323.0
15) 302.8
16) 302.8
17) 212.0
18) 373.5
19) 262.4
20) 333.1
21) 363.4
22) 242.3
23) 323.0
24) 393.7
25) 323.0
26) 403.8
27) 302.8
28) 292.7
29) 282.6
30) 302.8
31) 242.3
32) 292.7
33) 353.3
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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733) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2c Catholics thermometer (PSADMN95)
TOTAL%
1) 312.9
2) 292.7
3) 312.9
4) 302.8
5) 373.5
6) 312.9
7) 302.8
8) 383.6
9) 353.3
10) 302.8
11) 333.1
12) 323.0
13) 292.7
14) 302.8
15) 363.4
16) 353.3
17) 262.4
18) 343.2
19) 393.7
20) 312.9
21) 403.8
22) 373.5
23) 312.9
24) 242.3
25) 242.3
26) 242.3
27) 403.8
28) 454.2
29) 343.2
30) 282.6
31) 363.4
32) 242.3
33) 323.0
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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734) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2d feminists thermometer (PSADMN96)
TOTAL%
1) 363.4
2) 302.8
3) 323.0
4) 302.8
5) 373.5
6) 403.8
7) 353.3
8) 312.9
9) 272.5
10) 403.8
11) 242.3
12) 312.9
13) 353.3
14) 282.6
15) 373.5
16) 292.7
17) 353.3
18) 312.9
19) 323.0
20) 252.3
21) 302.8
22) 353.3
23) 302.8
24) 393.7
25) 312.9
26) 292.7
27) 312.9
28) 292.7
29) 373.5
30) 282.6
31) 393.7
32) 343.2
33) 292.7
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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735) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2e Federal government thermometer (PSADMN97)
TOTAL%
1) 343.2
2) 272.5
3) 333.1
4) 333.1
5) 282.6
6) 333.1
7) 353.3
8) 242.3
9) 262.4
10) 282.6
11) 242.3
12) 292.7
13) 434.0
14) 292.7
15) 282.6
16) 302.8
17) 292.7
18) 312.9
19) 353.3
20) 252.3
21) 423.9
22) 333.1
23) 343.2
24) 363.4
25) 373.5
26) 333.1
27) 272.5
28) 333.1
29) 383.6
30) 353.3
31) 383.6
32) 373.5
33) 393.7
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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736) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2f Jews thermometer (PSADMN98)
TOTAL%
1) 353.3
2) 292.7
3) 312.9
4) 373.5
5) 363.4
6) 242.3
7) 212.0
8) 333.1
9) 423.9
10) 272.5
11) 413.8
12) 403.8
13) 302.8
14) 323.0
15) 343.2
16) 312.9
17) 383.6
18) 423.9
19) 393.7
20) 292.7
21) 222.1
22) 413.8
23) 363.4
24) 232.2
25) 302.8
26) 272.5
27) 353.3
28) 272.5
29) 383.6
30) 272.5
31) 302.8
32) 343.2
33) 252.3
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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737) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2g Liberals thermometer (PSADMN99)
TOTAL%
1) 302.8
2) 363.4
3) 413.8
4) 373.5
5) 302.8
6) 282.6
7) 423.9
8) 292.7
9) 333.1
10) 262.4
11) 403.8
12) 312.9
13) 353.3
14) 272.5
15) 333.1
16) 323.0
17) 323.0
18) 343.2
19) 343.2
20) 333.1
21) 403.8
22) 282.6
23) 323.0
24) 282.6
25) 212.0
26) 262.4
27) 373.5
28) 282.6
29) 282.6
30) 343.2
31) 363.4
32) 373.5
33) 282.6
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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738) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2h middle class people thermometer (PSADM100)
TOTAL%
1) 272.5
2) 413.8
3) 262.4
4) 323.0
5) 302.8
6) 494.6
7) 333.1
8) 272.5
9) 323.0
10) 353.3
11) 353.3
12) 383.6
13) 333.1
14) 333.1
15) 232.2
16) 312.9
17) 383.6
18) 323.0
19) 302.8
20) 323.0
21) 222.1
22) 353.3
23) 383.6
24) 262.4
25) 343.2
26) 262.4
27) 353.3
28) 383.6
29) 373.5
30) 302.8
31) 302.8
32) 282.6
33) 302.8
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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739) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2j labor unions thermometer (PSADM101)
TOTAL%
1) 272.5
2) 302.8
3) 282.6
4) 363.4
5) 201.9
6) 353.3
7) 413.8
8) 272.5
9) 323.0
10) 292.7
11) 383.6
12) 302.8
13) 333.1
14) 353.3
15) 333.1
16) 302.8
17) 323.0
18) 292.7
19) 333.1
20) 302.8
21) 343.2
22) 323.0
23) 393.7
24) 403.8
25) 323.0
26) 282.6
27) 272.5
28) 383.6
29) 292.7
30) 333.1
31) 383.6
32) 353.3
33) 333.1
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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740) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2k poor people thermometer (PSADM102)
TOTAL%
1) 373.5
2) 403.8
3) 383.6
4) 343.2
5) 262.4
6) 323.0
7) 323.0
8) 141.3
9) 373.5
10) 434.0
11) 312.9
12) 333.1
13) 292.7
14) 383.6
15) 272.5
16) 323.0
17) 343.2
18) 353.3
19) 343.2
20) 383.6
21) 292.7
22) 403.8
23) 232.2
24) 393.7
25) 302.8
26) 343.2
27) 323.0
28) 222.1
29) 403.8
30) 423.9
31) 212.0
32) 242.3
33) 262.4
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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741) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2m the military thermometer (PSADM103)
TOTAL%
1) 252.3
2) 393.7
3) 312.9
4) 383.6
5) 403.8
6) 373.5
7) 222.1
8) 272.5
9) 333.1
10) 262.4
11) 282.6
12) 383.6
13) 262.4
14) 333.1
15) 403.8
16) 252.3
17) 232.2
18) 454.2
19) 323.0
20) 403.8
21) 333.1
22) 302.8
23) 262.4
24) 353.3
25) 353.3
26) 383.6
27) 343.2
28) 323.0
29) 312.9
30) 383.6
31) 312.9
32) 242.3
33) 312.9
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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742) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2n big business thermometer (PSADM104)
TOTAL%
1) 434.0
2) 201.9
3) 292.7
4) 373.5
5) 373.5
6) 323.0
7) 242.3
8) 252.3
9) 302.8
10) 363.4
11) 262.4
12) 272.5
13) 323.0
14) 282.6
15) 282.6
16) 363.4
17) 312.9
18) 262.4
19) 333.1
20) 323.0
21) 333.1
22) 312.9
23) 333.1
24) 434.0
25) 343.2
26) 373.5
27) 423.9
28) 282.6
29) 393.7
30) 282.6
31) 363.4
32) 343.2
33) 363.4
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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743) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2p people on welfare thermometer (PSADM105)
TOTAL%
1) 373.5
2) 353.3
3) 272.5
4) 323.0
5) 272.5
6) 323.0
7) 323.0
8) 444.1
9) 282.6
10) 383.6
11) 343.2
12) 464.3
13) 323.0
14) 292.7
15) 252.3
16) 474.4
17) 454.2
18) 232.2
19) 282.6
20) 312.9
21) 282.6
22) 282.6
23) 302.8
24) 333.1
25) 464.3
26) 252.3
27) 282.6
28) 393.7
29) 272.5
30) 323.0
31) 232.2
32) 302.8
33) 252.3
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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744) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2q conservatives thermometer (PSADM106)
TOTAL%
1) 393.7
2) 292.7
3) 373.5
4) 343.2
5) 363.4
6) 323.0
7) 222.1
8) 333.1
9) 292.7
10) 323.0
11) 232.2
12) 353.3
13) 434.0
14) 282.6
15) 232.2
16) 403.8
17) 353.3
18) 302.8
19) 333.1
20) 262.4
21) 333.1
22) 333.1
23) 393.7
24) 323.0
25) 363.4
26) 222.1
27) 363.4
28) 272.5
29) 302.8
30) 292.7
31) 413.8
32) 353.3
33) 343.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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745) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2r working class people thermometer (PSADM107)
TOTAL%
1) 242.3
2) 262.4
3) 302.8
4) 272.5
5) 292.7
6) 383.6
7) 292.7
8) 312.9
9) 353.3
10) 333.1
11) 343.2
12) 292.7
13) 413.8
14) 353.3
15) 323.0
16) 383.6
17) 343.2
18) 201.9
19) 312.9
20) 333.1
21) 262.4
22) 323.0
23) 403.8
24) 383.6
25) 383.6
26) 413.8
27) 353.3
28) 353.3
29) 302.8
30) 302.8
31) 302.8
32) 312.9
33) 312.9
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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746) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2s the elderly thermometer (PSADM108)
TOTAL%
1) 383.6
2) 353.3
3) 444.1
4) 333.1
5) 272.5
6) 383.6
7) 262.4
8) 292.7
9) 353.3
10) 333.1
11) 262.4
12) 333.1
13) 262.4
14) 302.8
15) 292.7
16) 333.1
17) 282.6
18) 393.7
19) 413.8
20) 282.6
21) 292.7
22) 323.0
23) 363.4
24) 232.2
25) 343.2
26) 252.3
27) 323.0
28) 383.6
29) 363.4
30) 292.7
31) 333.1
32) 312.9
33) 373.5
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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747) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2t environmentalists thermometer (PSADM109)
TOTAL%
1) 353.3
2) 272.5
3) 312.9
4) 262.4
5) 343.2
6) 272.5
7) 403.8
8) 373.5
9) 403.8
10) 343.2
11) 403.8
12) 292.7
13) 323.0
14) 383.6
15) 343.2
16) 383.6
17) 302.8
18) 333.1
19) 302.8
20) 282.6
21) 292.7
22) 383.6
23) 222.1
24) 232.2
25) 282.6
26) 413.8
27) 262.4
28) 363.4
29) 333.1
30) 312.9
31) 312.9
32) 302.8
33) 353.3
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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748) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2u US Supreme Court thermometer (PSADM110)
TOTAL%
1) 312.9
2) 343.2
3) 383.6
4) 393.7
5) 262.4
6) 323.0
7) 292.7
8) 302.8
9) 403.8
10) 403.8
11) 292.7
12) 282.6
13) 393.7
14) 383.6
15) 272.5
16) 363.4
17) 343.2
18) 252.3
19) 232.2
20) 333.1
21) 222.1
22) 363.4
23) 302.8
24) 373.5
25) 333.1
26) 302.8
27) 212.0
28) 353.3
29) 403.8
30) 353.3
31) 292.7
32) 353.3
33) 323.0
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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749) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2v gay men and lesbians thermometer (PSADM111)
TOTAL%
1) 272.5
2) 343.2
3) 212.0
4) 363.4
5) 353.3
6) 292.7
7) 302.8
8) 282.6
9) 282.6
10) 212.0
11) 353.3
12) 383.6
13) 353.3
14) 434.0
15) 403.8
16) 333.1
17) 272.5
18) 333.1
19) 252.3
20) 353.3
21) 323.0
22) 333.1
23) 373.5
24) 423.9
25) 252.3
26) 323.0
27) 272.5
28) 302.8
29) 333.1
30) 343.2
31) 373.5
32) 333.1
33) 383.6
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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750) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2w Asian Americans thermometer (PSADM112)
TOTAL%
1) 333.1
2) 353.3
3) 353.3
4) 252.3
5) 333.1
6) 262.4
7) 302.8
8) 312.9
9) 363.4
10) 403.8
11) 302.8
12) 363.4
13) 302.8
14) 262.4
15) 413.8
16) 282.6
17) 343.2
18) 292.7
19) 312.9
20) 353.3
21) 343.2
22) 292.7
23) 262.4
24) 423.9
25) 302.8
26) 373.5
27) 323.0
28) 212.0
29) 353.3
30) 333.1
31) 292.7
32) 393.7
33) 353.3
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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751) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2y Congress thermometer (PSADM113)
TOTAL%
1) 302.8
2) 272.5
3) 393.7
4) 353.3
5) 242.3
6) 232.2
7) 312.9
8) 302.8
9) 282.6
10) 312.9
11) 252.3
12) 403.8
13) 383.6
14) 383.6
15) 312.9
16) 302.8
17) 403.8
18) 302.8
19) 292.7
20) 292.7
21) 413.8
22) 252.3
23) 383.6
24) 232.2
25) 282.6
26) 333.1
27) 423.9
28) 403.8
29) 353.3
30) 343.2
31) 413.8
32) 292.7
33) 292.7
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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752) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2z blacks thermometer (PSADM114)
TOTAL%
1) 373.5
2) 323.0
3) 393.7
4) 252.3
5) 343.2
6) 312.9
7) 373.5
8) 393.7
9) 282.6
10) 222.1
11) 282.6
12) 282.6
13) 353.3
14) 302.8
15) 383.6
16) 363.4
17) 312.9
18) 363.4
19) 343.2
20) 323.0
21) 333.1
22) 343.2
23) 302.8
24) 312.9
25) 383.6
26) 383.6
27) 272.5
28) 353.3
29) 323.0
30) 201.9
31) 252.3
32) 373.5
33) 343.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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753) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2aa southerners thermometer (PSADM115)
TOTAL%
1) 312.9
2) 282.6
3) 323.0
4) 353.3
5) 444.1
6) 272.5
7) 343.2
8) 454.2
9) 222.1
10) 413.8
11) 302.8
12) 252.3
13) 282.6
14) 333.1
15) 444.1
16) 363.4
17) 232.2
18) 312.9
19) 413.8
20) 343.2
21) 333.1
22) 242.3
23) 282.6
24) 312.9
25) 413.8
26) 312.9
27) 252.3
28) 312.9
29) 302.8
30) 282.6
31) 302.8
32) 393.7
33) 312.9
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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754) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2ab men thermometer (PSADM116)
TOTAL%
1) 333.1
2) 363.4
3) 302.8
4) 323.0
5) 222.1
6) 222.1
7) 353.3
8) 292.7
9) 413.8
10) 302.8
11) 373.5
12) 272.5
13) 383.6
14) 333.1
15) 444.1
16) 302.8
17) 403.8
18) 373.5
19) 292.7
20) 333.1
21) 292.7
22) 353.3
23) 353.3
24) 302.8
25) 292.7
26) 353.3
27) 323.0
28) 323.0
29) 312.9
30) 343.2
31) 272.5
32) 222.1
33) 373.5
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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755) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2ac young people thermometer (PSADM117)
TOTAL%
1) 373.5
2) 312.9
3) 242.3
4) 323.0
5) 353.3
6) 272.5
7) 413.8
8) 423.9
9) 373.5
10) 343.2
11) 393.7
12) 292.7
13) 282.6
14) 201.9
15) 353.3
16) 444.1
17) 343.2
18) 242.3
19) 323.0
20) 282.6
21) 373.5
22) 363.4
23) 212.0
24) 292.7
25) 252.3
26) 383.6
27) 343.2
28) 393.7
29) 212.0
30) 282.6
31) 383.6
32) 393.7
33) 282.6
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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756) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2ad illegal immigrants thermometer (PSADM118)
TOTAL%
1) 292.7
2) 312.9
3) 403.8
4) 272.5
5) 413.8
6) 423.9
7) 373.5
8) 393.7
9) 292.7
10) 312.9
11) 242.3
12) 242.3
13) 252.3
14) 292.7
15) 272.5
16) 343.2
17) 272.5
18) 353.3
19) 302.8
20) 393.7
21) 333.1
22) 383.6
23) 252.3
24) 282.6
25) 363.4
26) 413.8
27) 323.0
28) 403.8
29) 292.7
30) 302.8
31) 312.9
32) 282.6
33) 353.3
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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757) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2ae rich people thermometer (PSADM119)
TOTAL%
1) 393.7
2) 383.6
3) 302.8
4) 343.2
5) 272.5
6) 292.7
7) 413.8
8) 444.1
9) 292.7
10) 363.4
11) 343.2
12) 292.7
13) 212.0
14) 353.3
15) 292.7
16) 222.1
17) 292.7
18) 282.6
19) 282.6
20) 383.6
21) 353.3
22) 302.8
23) 302.8
24) 292.7
25) 333.1
26) 333.1
27) 444.1
28) 353.3
29) 292.7
30) 282.6
31) 282.6
32) 423.9
33) 302.8
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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758) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2af women thermometer (PSADM120)
TOTAL%
1) 272.5
2) 333.1
3) 282.6
4) 272.5
5) 312.9
6) 333.1
7) 302.8
8) 292.7
9) 262.4
10) 302.8
11) 262.4
12) 434.0
13) 312.9
14) 373.5
15) 413.8
16) 242.3
17) 312.9
18) 323.0
19) 413.8
20) 353.3
21) 353.3
22) 272.5
23) 323.0
24) 343.2
25) 272.5
26) 323.0
27) 343.2
28) 353.3
29) 302.8
30) 393.7
31) 393.7
32) 312.9
33) 363.4
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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759) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2ag business people thermometer (PSADM121)
TOTAL%
1) 353.3
2) 323.0
3) 323.0
4) 302.8
5) 292.7
6) 353.3
7) 343.2
8) 323.0
9) 413.8
10) 323.0
11) 403.8
12) 232.2
13) 373.5
14) 282.6
15) 282.6
16) 272.5
17) 222.1
18) 272.5
19) 423.9
20) 393.7
21) 383.6
22) 333.1
23) 323.0
24) 312.9
25) 292.7
26) 232.2
27) 282.6
28) 282.6
29) 353.3
30) 434.0
31) 383.6
32) 333.1
33) 302.8
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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760) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2ah Catholic church thermometer (PSADM122)
TOTAL%
1) 302.8
2) 323.0
3) 252.3
4) 434.0
5) 222.1
6) 373.5
7) 363.4
8) 343.2
9) 222.1
10) 353.3
11) 484.5
12) 302.8
13) 262.4
14) 413.8
15) 323.0
16) 242.3
17) 383.6
18) 373.5
19) 333.1
20) 272.5
21) 323.0
22) 292.7
23) 292.7
24) 272.5
25) 323.0
26) 343.2
27) 363.4
28) 232.2
29) 333.1
30) 393.7
31) 282.6
32) 302.8
33) 423.9
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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761) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2aj whites thermometer (PSADM123)
TOTAL%
1) 323.0
2) 383.6
3) 434.0
4) 252.3
5) 373.5
6) 252.3
7) 373.5
8) 333.1
9) 333.1
10) 292.7
11) 363.4
12) 262.4
13) 363.4
14) 282.6
15) 282.6
16) 333.1
17) 383.6
18) 383.6
19) 201.9
20) 434.0
21) 292.7
22) 272.5
23) 504.7
24) 272.5
25) 333.1
26) 353.3
27) 363.4
28) 282.6
29) 201.9
30) 272.5
31) 363.4
32) 312.9
33) 292.7
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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762) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2ak Israel thermometer (PSADM124)
TOTAL%
1) 212.0
2) 333.1
3) 353.3
4) 343.2
5) 434.0
6) 343.2
7) 262.4
8) 292.7
9) 282.6
10) 242.3
11) 242.3
12) 413.8
13) 373.5
14) 343.2
15) 242.3
16) 363.4
17) 363.4
18) 323.0
19) 423.9
20) 302.8
21) 363.4
22) 363.4
23) 292.7
24) 282.6
25) 343.2
26) 373.5
27) 242.3
28) 272.5
29) 353.3
30) 333.1
31) 353.3
32) 353.3
33) 343.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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763) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of D2am Muslims thermometer (PSADM125)
TOTAL%
1) 282.6
2) 282.6
3) 333.1
4) 302.8
5) 403.8
6) 333.1
7) 333.1
8) 363.4
9) 323.0
10) 292.7
11) 333.1
12) 343.2
13) 232.2
14) 383.6
15) 282.6
16) 292.7
17) 383.6
18) 353.3
19) 302.8
20) 262.4
21) 272.5
22) 302.8
23) 302.8
24) 423.9
25) 353.3
26) 343.2
27) 434.0
28) 323.0
29) 333.1
30) 393.7
31) 282.6
32) 312.9
33) 262.4
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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764) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of F1a prevent nuclear weapons goal (PSADM126)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st11811.1
2) Administered 2nd12711.9
3) Administered 3rd999.3
4) Administered 4th13112.3
5) Administered 5th12511.7
6) Administered 6th10810.1
7) Administered 7th11010.3
8) Administered 8th12111.4
9) Administered 9th12711.9
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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765) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of F1b promote human rights goal (PSADM127)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st11010.3
2) Administered 2nd11811.1
3) Administered 3rd13612.8
4) Administered 4th11911.2
5) Administered 5th10910.2
6) Administered 6th12311.5
7) Administered 7th12211.4
8) Administered 8th11310.6
9) Administered 9th11610.9
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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766) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of F1c strengthen U.N. goal (PSADM128)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st1009.4
2) Administered 2nd11410.7
3) Administered 3rd12011.3
4) Administered 4th10710.0
5) Administered 5th12211.4
6) Administered 6th13412.6
7) Administered 7th12411.6
8) Administered 8th13212.4
9) Administered 9th11310.6
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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767) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of F1d combat world hunger goal (PSADM129)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st12711.9
2) Administered 2nd12211.4
3) Administered 3rd11911.2
4) Administered 4th11610.9
5) Administered 5th12111.4
6) Administered 6th12812.0
7) Administered 7th1029.6
8) Administered 8th12011.3
9) Administered 9th11110.4
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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768) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of F1e protect US jobs goal (PSADM130)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st10910.2
2) Administered 2nd11610.9
3) Administered 3rd11110.4
4) Administered 4th11310.6
5) Administered 5th12411.6
6) Administered 6th12711.9
7) Administered 7th11811.1
8) Administered 8th11110.4
9) Administered 9th13712.9
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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769) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of F1f promote democracy goal (PSADM131)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st1059.8
2) Administered 2nd13012.2
3) Administered 3rd12411.6
4) Administered 4th11410.7
5) Administered 5th14013.1
6) Administered 6th10810.1
7) Administered 7th11911.2
8) Administered 8th11310.6
9) Administered 9th11310.6
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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770) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of F1g control illegal immigration goal (PSADM132)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st14113.2
2) Administered 2nd11010.3
3) Administered 3rd13812.9
4) Administered 4th12611.8
5) Administered 5th11010.3
6) Administered 6th11110.4
7) Administered 7th11811.1
8) Administered 8th1029.6
9) Administered 9th11010.3
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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771) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of F1h promote market economies goal (PSADM133)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st12812.0
2) Administered 2nd12011.3
3) Administered 3rd11110.4
4) Administered 4th13012.2
5) Administered 5th1019.5
6) Administered 6th10710.0
7) Administered 7th14113.2
8) Administered 8th10710.0
9) Administered 9th12111.4
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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772) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of F1j combat international terrorism goal (PSADM134)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st12812.0
2) Administered 2nd10910.2
3) Administered 3rd10810.1
4) Administered 4th11010.3
5) Administered 5th11410.7
6) Administered 6th12011.3
7) Administered 7th11210.5
8) Administered 8th14713.8
9) Administered 9th11811.1
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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773) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of G4b-c House candidate lib-cons placement (PSADM135)
TOTAL%
1) Democratic House candidate placement administered first53350.0
2) Republican House candidate placement administered first53250.0
Missing147 
TOTAL1065100.0
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774) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of G5b-c House candidate spending-serv placement (PSADM136)
TOTAL%
1) Democratic House candidate placement administered first52949.7
2) Republican House candidate placement administered first53650.3
Missing147 
TOTAL1065100.0
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775) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of G6b-c Pres candidate interventionism placement (PSADM137)
TOTAL%
1) George Bush placement administered first53950.6
2) John Kerry placement administered first52749.4
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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776) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: PostRand.10 Order of G6d-e House candidate interventionism placement (PSADM138)
TOTAL%
1) Democratic House candidate placement administered first54851.5
2) Republican House candidate placement administered first51748.5
Missing147 
TOTAL1065100.0
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777) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of G6f-g party interventionism placement (PSADM139)
TOTAL%
1) Democratic party placement administered first53450.1
2) Republican party placement administered first53249.9
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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778) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of G7b-c Presidential candidate abortion placement (PSADM140)
TOTAL%
1) George Bush placement administered first52849.5
2) John Kerry placement administered first53850.5
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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779) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of G7d-e House candidate abortion placement (PSADM141)
TOTAL%
1) Democratic House candidate placement administered first53049.8
2) Republican House candidate placement administered first53550.2
Missing147 
TOTAL1065100.0
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780) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of G7f-g party abortion placement (PSADM142)
TOTAL%
1) Democratic party placement administered first53650.3
2) Republican party placement administered first53049.7
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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781) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of P4b blacks hardworking scale (PSADM143)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st34332.2
2) Administered 2nd36534.2
3) Administered 3rd35833.6
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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782) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of P4c Hispanics hardworking scale (PSADM144)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st33531.4
2) Administered 2nd36634.3
3) Administered 3rd36534.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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783) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of P4d Asian-Americans hardworking scale (PSADM145)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st38836.4
2) Administered 2nd33531.4
3) Administered 3rd34332.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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784) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of P5b blacks intelligent scale (PSADM146)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st37735.4
2) Administered 2nd32030.0
3) Administered 3rd36934.6
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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785) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of P5c Hispanics intelligent scale (PSADM147)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st35032.8
2) Administered 2nd36434.1
3) Administered 3rd35233.0
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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786) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of P5d Asian-Americans intelligent scale (PSADM148)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st33931.8
2) Administered 2nd38235.8
3) Administered 3rd34532.4
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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787) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of P6b blacks trustworthy scale (PSADM149)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st35833.6
2) Administered 2nd36934.6
3) Administered 3rd33931.8
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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788) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of P6c Asian-Americans trustworthy scale (PSADM150)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st33131.1
2) Administered 2nd34132.0
3) Administered 3rd39437.0
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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789) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Order of P6d Hispanics trustworthy scale (PSADM151)
TOTAL%
1) Administered 1st37735.4
2) Administered 2nd35633.4
3) Administered 3rd33331.2
Missing146 
TOTAL1066100.0
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790) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.1 State and congressional district of interview (PSADM152)
791) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.2 Type of House race (PSADM153)
TOTAL%
12) Democratic incumbent running – Republican challenger36534.3
14) Democratic incumbent running – other challenger736.9
19) Democratic incumbent running - unopposed50.5
21) Republican incumbent running – Democratic challenger38035.7
24) Republican incumbent running – unopposed888.3
44) Democratic non-incumbent only – no retiree/unclear who is retiree50.5
46) Democratic and Republican cands – no retiree/unclear who is retiree716.7
55) Dem incumbent not running - - Democratic and Republican cands474.4
65) Rep incumbent not running - - Democratic and Republican cands312.9
Missing147 
TOTAL1065100.0
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792) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.3a. U.S. House Democratic candidate name (PSADM154)
793) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.3b. U.S. House Democratic candidate code (PSADM155)
TOTAL%
31) Democratic candidate in open House race15415.8
33) Democratic House running incumbent44345.3
35) Democratic House challenger38038.9
Missing235 
TOTAL977100.0
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794) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.3c. U.S. House Democratic candidate gender (PSADM156)
TOTAL%
1) Male77879.6
2) Female19920.4
Missing235 
TOTAL977100.0
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795) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.4 U.S. House Republican candidate name (PSADM157)
796) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.4b. U.S. House Republican candidate code (PSADM158)
TOTAL%
32) Republican candidate in open House race14915.1
34) Republican House running incumbent46847.4
36) Republican House challenger37037.5
Missing225 
TOTAL987100.0
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797) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.4c. U.S. House Republican candidate gender (PSADM159)
TOTAL%
1) Male86887.9
2) Female11912.1
Missing225 
TOTAL987100.0
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798) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.5 U.S. House independent/third party candidate name (PSADM160)
799) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.5b. U.S. House independent/third party candidate code (PSADM161)
TOTAL%
37) Independent / 3rd-party House candidate - nonincumbent5100.0
Missing1207 
TOTAL5100.0
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800) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.5c. U.S. House independent/third party candidate gender (PSADM162)
TOTAL%
1) Male240.0
2) Female360.0
Missing1207 
TOTAL5100.0
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801) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.5d. U.S. House independent/third party candidate party (PSADM163)
802) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.6 U.S. House retiring incumbent name (PSADM164)
803) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.6b. U.S. House retiring incumbent code (PSADM165)
TOTAL%
41) Retiring Democratic House Representative4760.3
42) Retiring Republican House Representative3139.7
Missing1134 
TOTAL78100.0
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804) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.6c. U.S. House retiring incumbent gender (PSADM166)
TOTAL%
1) Male78100.0
Missing1134 
TOTAL78100.0
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805) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.7 Type of Senate race (PSADM167)
TOTAL%
12) Democratic incumbent running – Republican challenger21420.1
19) Democratic incumbent running – Repub and other challengers19318.1
21) Republican incumbent running – Democratic challenger15514.6
29) Republican incumbent running – Dem and other challengers141.3
55) Dem incumbent not running – Democratic and Republican cands948.8
65) Rep incumbent not running - - Democratic and Republican cands585.4
81) No race in state – Democratic incumbents13112.3
82) No race in state – Republican incumbents16515.5
85) No race in state – Democratic and Republican incumbents413.8
Missing147 
TOTAL1065100.0
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806) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.8a. U.S. Senate Democratic candidate name (PSADM168)
807) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.8b. U.S. Senate Democratic candidate code (PSADM169)
TOTAL%
1) Democratic candidate in open Senate race15220.9
3) Democratic Senate running incumbent40755.9
5) Democratic Senate challenger16923.2
Missing484 
TOTAL728100.0
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808) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.8c. U.S. Senate Democratic candidate gender (PSADM170)
TOTAL%
1) Male43960.3
2) Female28939.7
Missing484 
TOTAL728100.0
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809) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.9 U.S. Senate Republican candidate name (PSADM171)
810) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.9b. U.S. Senate Republican candidate code (PSADM172)
TOTAL%
2) Republican candidate in open Senate race15220.9
4) Republican Senate running incumbent16923.2
6) Republican Senate challenger40755.9
Missing484 
TOTAL728100.0
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811) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.9c. U.S. Senate Republican candidate gender (PSADM173)
TOTAL%
1) Male728100.0
Missing484 
TOTAL728100.0
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812) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.10 U.S. Senate independent/third party candidate name (PSADM174)
813) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.10b. U.S. Senate independent/third party candidate code (PSADM175)
TOTAL%
7) Independent / 3rd-party Senate candidate - nonincumbent216100.0
Missing996 
TOTAL216100.0
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814) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.10c. U.S. Senate independent/third party candidate gender (PSADM176)
TOTAL%
1) Male14265.7
2) Female7434.3
Missing996 
TOTAL216100.0
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815) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.10d. U.S. Senate independent/third party candidate party (PSADM177)
816) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.11a. U.S. Senator term not up (state with race)-name (PSADM178)
817) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.11b. U.S. Senator term not up (state with race)-code (PSADM179)
TOTAL%
11) Democratic Junior Senator24934.2
12) Republican Junior Senator15521.3
17) Democratic Senior Senator22931.5
18) Republican Senior Senator9513.0
Missing484 
TOTAL728100.0
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818) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.11c. U.S. Senator term not up (state with race)-gender (PSADM180)
TOTAL%
1) Male45762.8
2) Female27137.2
Missing484 
TOTAL728100.0
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819) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.12a. U.S. Senator #1 (state without race)-name (PSADM181)
820) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.12b. U.S. Senator #1 (state without race) code (PSADM182)
TOTAL%
17) Democratic Senior Senator17251.0
18) Republican Senior Senator16549.0
Missing875 
TOTAL337100.0
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821) POST-ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE: Cand.12c. U.S. Senator #1 (state without race) gender (PSADM183)
TOTAL%
1) Male26177.4
2) Female7622.6
Missing875 
TOTAL337100.0
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