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Michigan State of the State IX 953 cases
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ID1 Case ID 1 CASEID case identification number 1 R1 Data Record I 1 dgt1 Random digit I 1 dgt2 Random digit II 2 dgt3 Random digit III 2 dgt4 Random digit IV 2 cnty County Code 2 regn Region Code 3 CC1 Past Financial 3 CC2 Future Financial 4 CC3 Current Financial 4 CC4 Inflation 5 CC5 Unemployment 5 CC6 Business Conditions 6 E1 Economy 6 E2 Economically Secure 7 E3 Clinton Policies 7 PO1 Clinton Rating 8 PO2 Engler Rating 8 PO3 Gingrich Approval 9 V1 Registered Voter 9 V2 Vote 1992 10 V3 Who Voted 1992 10 V4 Political Ideology 11 V4a Conservative 11 V4b Liberal 12 V4c Moderates 12 pscl Political Ideology Collapsed 13 V5 Vote 1996 13 V6 Clinton/Dole/Perot VerI 14 V6a Clinton/Dole/Perot VerI (lean) 14 V7 Clinton/Dole/Perot VerII 15 V7a Clinton/Dole/Perot VerII (lean) 15 V8 Clinton/Dole/Perot VerIII 16 V8a Clinton/Dole/Perot VerIII (lean) 16 cdp2 Clinton/Dole/Perot Collapsed 17 V9 Elected 17 V10 Levin/Romney VerI 18 V10a Levin/Romney VerI (lean) 18 V11 Levin/Romney VerII 19 V11a Levin/Romney VerII (lean) 19 lr1 Levin/Romney Collapsed 20 V12 Party Control 20 V13 Control After 21 I1 Deficit 21 I2 Abortion 22 I3 Cut Taxes 22 M1 Growth Spending 23
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M2 Contributions Medicare 23 M3 Informed Policy 24 M4 More Knowledgeable 24 M5 Party Likely Control Medicare 25 I4 Most Important Problem 25 I4a Most Important Problem 2nd 26 C1a Vision Clinton 27 C1b Vision Dole 27 C1c Vision Perot 28 C2a Cares Clinton 28 C2b Cares Dole 29 C2c Cares Perot 29 C3a Integrity Clinton 30 C3b Integrity Dole 30 C3c Integrity Perot 31 C4a Taxes Clinton 31 C4b Taxes Dole 32 C4c Taxes Perot 32 ID2 Case ID 32 R2 Data Record II 33 C5a Deficit Clinton 33 C5b Deficit Dole 33 C5c Deficit Perot 34 PC1 Responsibility Government 34 PC3 Government vs Individual Responsibility 35 PC4 Government Manage Programs 35 D1 Drunk Driving Enforcement-VerI 36 D1a Drunk Driving Enforcement-VerII 36 D2a Violent Crime 37 D2b Patrolling Neighborhoods 37 D2c Illegal Drug Use 38 D2d Gangs Juvenile Crime 38 D3a 1st Lose License 39 D3aa 3rd Lose License 39 D3b 1st Suspend Plates 40 D3bb 3rd Suspend Plates 40 D3c 1st Jail 41 D3cc 3rd Jail 41 D3d 1st Boot Camp 42 D3dd 3rd Boot Camp 42 D4 Support Training 43 RC1 Preference - Jobs 43 RC2 Preferences - Education 44 RC3 Not Willing to Work 44 RC4 Lack Family Values 45 RC5 Racial Discrimination 45 CD1 Gender 46 CD2 Year Birth 46 CD3 Education 47 CD4 Race 47 CD5 Ethnicity 48 CD6 Religion 48 Michigan State of the State IX Page iii item page
CD7 Party Affiliation 49 CD7A Republicans 49 CD7B Democrats 50 CD7C Independents 50 ptid Party Id Collapsed 51 CD8 Marital Status 51 CD10 Adults 52 CD11 Adults 65+ 52 CD12 Children 53 CD13 Children Under 5 53 CD14 Total Children 54 D14a Home Ownership 54 D16 Length Residency 55 D16a Time Moved 55 CD15 Employment Status 56 CD17 Multiple Jobs 56 CD18 Hours Main Job 57 CD19 Hours 2nd Job 57 CD20 Looking Work 58 CD22 Work Status 58 CD23 Payment 59 CD21 Job Title 59 ID3 Case ID 59 R3 Data Record III 60 INC1 Income $30,000 60 INC2 Income $20,000 60 inca Income $25,000 61 INC3 Income $10,000 61 incb Income $15,000 61 INC4 Income $30,000-60,000 62 INC5 Income $40,000 62 incc Income $35,000 62 INC6 $Income 50,000 63 INC7 Income $80,000 63 INC8 Income $70,000 63 INC9 Income $100,000 64 NC10 Income $90,000+ 64 NC11 Income $110,000+ 64 INC Income 65 CD25 Salary 65 CD26 Phone lines 66 RI Re-Interview 66 FNL1 Final Code 67 DAT1 Date of Interview 67 TCT1 Contacts 68 INV1 Interviewer 68 TIM1 Length 69 ID4 Case ID 69 R4 Data Record IV 69 adjwt weight variable on sex, race, region, ag 69 msueregn MSU region 70 msuewt weight by MSU region 70 Page iv Michigan State of the State IX item page statewt Weight for statewide estimates 70 electwt Weight to regional voter turnout 70 voter Whether or not registered 71 AGE Age of Respondent 71 agecat Rs age in categories 71 race Race 3 categories 72 Michigan State of the State IX Page 1
ID1 Case ID
953 cases
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CASEID case identification number
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R1 Data Record I
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PCT N VALUE LABEL 3.0 28 1 UPPER PENINSULA 4.8 45 2 NORTHERN 13.3 127 3 WEST CENTRAL 14.2 135 4 SOUTHWEST 8.6 82 5 EAST CENTRAL 45.6 434 6 SOUTHEAST 10.6 101 7 DETROIT --- 953 cases
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CC1 Past Financial
I'd like to start by asking you a few questions about how things are going for Michigan residents in general.
Would you say that you (and your family living there) are better off or worse off financially than you were a year ago?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 51.3 484 1 BETTER OFF 34.0 321 3 ABOUT THE SAME (R PROVIDED) 14.7 138 5 WORSE OFF 9 8 DO NOT KNOW 1 9 REFUSED/NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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Input location: 1/17 Page 4 Michigan State of the State IX
CC2 Future Financial
Now looking ahead, do you think that a year from now, you (and your family living there) will be better off financially or worse off financially?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 61.4 542 1 BETTER OFF 25.4 224 3 ABOUT THE SAME (R PROVIDED) 13.3 117 5 WORSE OFF 67 8 DO NOT KNOW 3 9 REFUSED/NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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CC3 Current Financial
How would you rate your household's overall financial situation these days?
Would you say it is excellent, good, just fair, not so good, or poor?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 8.0 76 1 EXCELLENT 54.0 509 2 GOOD 31.2 294 3 JUST FAIR 4.8 45 4 NOT SO GOOD 2.0 18 5 POOR 10 8 DO NOT KNOW 1 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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CC4 Inflation
During the next twelve months, do you think the rate of inflation in this country will go up, will go down, or will stay about the same as it was in the last 12 months?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 53.1 478 1 UP 42.3 381 3 ABOUT THE SAME 4.5 41 5 DOWN 53 8 DO NOT KNOW 0 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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CC5 Unemployment
Twelve months from now, do you expect the unemployment situation in this country to be better than, worse than, or about the same as it was in the last 12 months?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 23.1 209 1 BETTER 57.7 521 3 ABOUT THE SAME 19.1 172 5 WORSE 51 8 DO NOT KNOW 0 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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Input location: 1/21 Page 6 Michigan State of the State IX
CC6 Business Conditions
Now turning to business conditions in your community, do you think that during the next twelve months your community will have good times financially, or bad times financially?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 72.0 650 1 GOOD TIMES 10.5 95 3 NEITHER GOOD NOR BAD; MEDIOCRE STAY THE SAME(R PRO 17.5 158 5 BAD TIMES 51 8 DO NOT KNOW --- 953 cases
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E1 Economy
In your opinion, is the national economy getting better, getting worse, or staying about the same?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 26.0 244 1 GETTING BETTER 23.7 223 2 GETTING WORSE 50.4 474 3 STAYING ABOUT THE SAME 11 8 DO NOT KNOW 1 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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Input location: 1/23 Michigan State of the State IX Page 7
E2 Economically Secure
All in all, how economically secure do you feel? Would you say very secure, somewhat secure, somewhat insecure, or very insecure?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 16.2 153 1 VERY SECURE 59.6 564 2 SOMEWHAT SECURE 19.9 188 3 SOMEWHAT INSECURE 4.4 41 4 VERY INSECURE 5 8 DO NOT KNOW 1 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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E3 Clinton Policies
In your opinion, are Bill Clinton's economic policies helping the economy, hurting the economy, or not having any effect?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 48.8 419 1 HELPING THE ECONOMY 17.3 148 2 HURTING THE ECONOMY 33.9 291 3 NOT HAVING ANY EFFECT 83 8 DO NOT KNOW 13 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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PO1 Clinton Rating
Now, I have a few questions about the performance of various public officials. In general, how would you rate the way Bill Clinton is performing his job as President -- would you say excellent, good, fair, or poor?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 10.3 97 1 EXCELLENT 38.4 362 2 GOOD 39.2 369 3 FAIR 12.1 114 4 POOR 2 8 DONT KNOW 9 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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PO2 Engler Rating
How would you rate the way John Engler is performing his job as Michigan's governor -- (would you say excellent, good, fair, or poor?)
PCT N VALUE LABEL 16.6 154 1 EXCELLENT 35.3 327 2 GOOD 29.0 269 3 FAIR 19.2 177 4 POOR 19 8 DONT KNOW 8 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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PO3 Gingrich Approval
In general, do you approve or disapprove of the way Newt Gingrich is performing his job as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 31.2 259 1 APPROVE 8.9 74 3 NEITHER APPROVE NOR DISAPPROVE (R PROVIDED) 58.5 485 5 DISAPPROVE 1.3 11 7 DO NOT CARE (R PROVIDED) 107 8 DO NOT KNOW 16 9 REFUSED/NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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V1 Registered Voter
The next series of questions are about the upcoming general election.
Are you currently registered to vote?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 91.8 875 1 YES 8.2 79 5 NO --- 953 cases
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V2 Vote 1992
People sometimes find that they are unable to vote on election day even if they had planned to do so. Do you recall that you did vote in the 1992 election for President, that you did not vote, or don't you recall?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 75.8 722 1 DID VOTE 21.2 202 2 DID NOT VOTE 3.0 29 3 DONT RECALL 0 9 REFUSED/NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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V3 Who Voted 1992
In the 1992 presidential election, did you vote for George Bush, Bill Clinton, Ross Perot or someone else?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 33.4 228 1 GEORGE BUSH 43.7 299 2 BILL CLINTON 17.0 116 3 ROSS PEROT 0.8 5 4 SOMEONE ELSE 5.1 35 8 DONT KNOW 231 0 NOT APPLICABLE 38 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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V4 Political Ideology
Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a conservative, a liberal, a moderate, or something else?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 19.0 167 0 OTHER: SOMETHING ELSE 37.2 326 1 CONSERVATIVE 15.1 133 2 LIBERAL 28.6 251 3 MODERATE 65 8 DO NOT KNOW 10 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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V4a Conservative
Would you consider yourself very conservative or somewhat conservative?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 26.8 87 1 VERY CONSERVATIVE 73.2 238 2 SOMEWHAT CONSERVATIVE 627 0 NOT APPLICABLE 1 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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V4b Liberal
Would you consider yourself very liberal or somewhat liberal?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 80.0 106 6 SOMEWHAT LIBERAL 16.7 22 7 VERY LIBERAL 3.3 4 8 DO NOT KNOW 820 0 NOT APPLICABLE --- 953 cases
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V4c Moderates
Do you generally think of yourself as closer to the liberal side or closer to the conservative side?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 43.8 109 3 CLOSER TO THE CONSERVATIVE 13.8 35 4 RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE 38.7 97 5 CLOSER TO THE LIBERAL 3.7 9 8 DO NOT KNOW 702 0 NOT APPLICABLE 1 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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PCT N VALUE LABEL 17.5 167 0 OTHER, NOT APPLICABLE 9.2 87 1 VERY CONSERVATIVE 25.0 238 2 SOMEWHAT CONSERVATIVE 11.5 109 3 CLOSER TO THE CONSERVATIVE 3.6 35 4 MIDDLE 10.1 96 5 CLOSER TO THE LIBERAL 11.1 106 6 SOMEWHAT LIBERAL 2.3 22 7 VERY LIBERAL 8.3 80 8 DON’T KNOW 1.3 13 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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V5 Vote 1996
Do you intend to vote in the 1996 Presidential election next month (in November)?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 92.2 862 1 YES 7.8 73 5 NO 19 8 DON'T KNOW 0 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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Input location: 1/37 Page 14 Michigan State of the State IX
V6 Clinton/Dole/Perot VerI
If the election for president of the United States were being held today, and the candidates were Bill Clinton, the Democrat, Bob Dole, the Republican, and Ross Perot, the Reform Party, would you be voting for Bill Clinton, (the Democratic candidate), Bob Dole, (the Republican candidate), or Ross Perot, (the Reform Party candidate?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 52.4 155 1 CLINTON, THE DEMOCRAT 26.2 77 2 DOLE, THE REPUBLICAN 10.9 32 3 PEROT, THE INDEPENDENT 0.4 1 7 SOMEONE ELSE R: VOLUNTEERS 10.1 30 8 DON'T KNOW - UNDECIDED 643 0 NOT APPLICABLE 15 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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V6a Clinton/Dole/Perot VerI (lean)
As of today, do you lean more to Clinton the Democrat, Dole the Republican, or to Perot the independent?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 35.4 20 1 CLINTON, THE DEMOCRAT 10.9 6 2 DOLE, THE REPUBLICAN 3.2 2 3 PEROT, THE INDEPENDENT 6.9 4 7 NEITHER: R VOLUNTEERS THIS ANSWER 43.5 25 8 DON'T KNOW-UNDECIDED 895 0 NOT APPLICABLE 2 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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Input location: 1/39 Michigan State of the State IX Page 15
V7 Clinton/Dole/Perot VerII
If the election for president of the United States were being held today, and the candidates were Bob Dole, the Republican, Ross Perot, the Reform Party candidate, and Bill Clinton, the Democrat, would you be voting for Bob Dole, (the Republican candidate), Ross Perot, (the Reform Party candidate), or Bill Clinton, (the Democratic candidate)?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 59.1 165 1 CLINTON, THE DEMOCRAT 20.7 58 2 DOLE, THE REPUBLICAN 8.8 25 3 PEROT, THE INDEPENDENT 0.6 2 7 SOMEONE ELSE R: VOLUNTEERS 10.7 30 8 DON'T KNOW - UNDECIDED 658 0 NOT APPLICABLE 16 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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V7a Clinton/Dole/Perot VerII (lean)
As of today, do you lean more to Dole the Republican, to Perot the independent, or Clinton the Democrat?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 32.1 14 1 CLINTON, THE DEMOCRAT 26.8 12 2 DOLE, THE REPUBLICAN 18.1 8 3 PEROT, THE INDEPENDENT 5.7 3 7 NEITHER: R VOLUNTEERS THIS ANSWER 17.3 8 8 DON'T KNOW-UNDECIDED 904 0 NOT APPLICABLE 5 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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Input location: 1/41 Page 16 Michigan State of the State IX
V8 Clinton/Dole/Perot VerIII
If the election for president of the United States were being held today, and the candidates were Ross Perot, the independent, Bill Clinton, the Democrat, or Bob Dole, the Republican, would you be voting for Ross Perot, (the Reform Party candidate), Bill Clinton, (the Democratic candidate), or Bob Dole, (the Republican candidate)?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 46.0 121 1 CLINTON, THE DEMOCRAT 30.2 80 2 DOLE, THE REPUBLICAN 12.1 32 3 PEROT, THE INDEPENDENT 3.3 9 7 SOMEONE ELSE R: VOLUNTEERS 8.4 22 8 DON'T KNOW - UNDECIDED 678 0 NOT APPLICABLE 11 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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V8a Clinton/Dole/Perot VerIII (lean)
As of today, do you lean more to Perot the Independent, Dole the Republican or Clinton the Democrat?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 38.0 17 1 CLINTON, THE DEMOCRAT 12.7 6 2 DOLE, THE REPUBLICAN 10.3 5 3 PEROT, THE INDEPENDENT 18.0 8 7 NEITHER: R VOLUNTEERS THIS ANSWER 21.0 10 8 DON'T KNOW-UNDECIDED 907 0 NOT APPLICABLE 1 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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Input location: 1/43 Michigan State of the State IX Page 17 cdp2 Clinton/Dole/Perot Collapsed
PCT N VALUE LABEL 52.6 441 1 CLINTON 25.6 215 2 DOLE 10.6 89 3 PEROT 1.4 12 7 OTHER 9.7 82 8 DON'T KNOW-UNDECIDED 73 0 NOT PLANNING TO VOTE 42 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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V9 Elected
Regardless of your own preference, who do you think will be elected president in November, (Clinton, Dole, Perot, or someone else)?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 90.8 823 1 BILL CLINTON 8.3 75 2 BOB DOLE 0.5 5 3 ROSS PEROT 0.4 4 7 SOMEONE ELSE 36 8 DO NOT KNOW 11 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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Input location: 1/45 Page 18 Michigan State of the State IX
V10 Levin/Romney VerI
We are also interested in your preferences for the U.S. Senate general election in November. If the election were being held today and the candidates were Carl Levin, the Democrat, and Ronna Romney, the Republican, would you be voting for Carl Levin, (the Democrat) Ronna Romney, (the Republican) or someone else?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 52.4 242 1 CARL LEVIN 31.1 144 2 RONNA ROMNEY 4.8 22 7 SOMEONE ELSE 11.7 54 8 DO NOT KNOW-UNDECIDED 475 0 NOT APPLICABLE 15 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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V10a Levin/Romney VerI (lean)
As of today, do you lean more to Levin the Democrat or Romney the Republican or someone else?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 24.9 14 1 CARL LEVIN 12.4 7 2 RONNA ROMNEY 3.0 2 3 SOMEONE ELSE 8.6 5 7 NEITHER: R VOLUNTEERS THIS ANSWER 51.1 28 8 DO NOT KNOW-UNDECIDED 899 0 NOT APPLICABLE --- 953 cases
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Input location: 1/47 Michigan State of the State IX Page 19
V11 Levin/Romney VerII
We are also interested in your preferences for the U.S. Senate general election in November.
If the election were being held today and the candidates were Ronna Romney, the Republican, and Carl Levin, the Democrat, would you be voting for Ronna Romney (the Republican), Carl Levin, (the Democrat) or someone else?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 58.0 267 1 CARL LEVIN 21.3 98 2 RONNA ROMNEY 9.8 45 7 SOMEONE ELSE 10.9 50 8 DO NOT KNOW-UNDECIDED 478 0 15 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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V11a Levin/Romney VerII (lean)
As of today, do you lean more toward Romney the Republican or Levin the Democrat or someone else?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 12.1 6 1 CARL LEVIN 7.4 4 2 RONNA ROMNEY 3.5 2 3 SOMEONE ELSE 21.0 10 7 NEITHER: R VOLUNTEERS THIS ANSWER 56.0 27 8 DO NOT KNOW-UNDECIDED 903 0 NOT APPLICABLE 2 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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Input location: 1/49 Page 20 Michigan State of the State IX lr1 Levin/Romney Collapsed
PCT N VALUE LABEL 55.2 509 1 CARL LEVIN 26.2 242 2 RONNA ROMNEY 7.3 67 7 NEITHER: R VOLUNTEERS THIS ANSWER 11.3 105 8 DO NOT KNOW-UNDECIDED 30 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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V12 Party Control
Now, thinking about the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington, DC, which party, the Democrats or the Republicans, have had the majority of the seats (in the U.S. House of Representatives) for the past two years?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 19.9 162 1 THE DEMOCRATS 80.1 650 5 THE REPUBLICANS 133 8 DO NOT KNOW 9 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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Input location: 1/51 Michigan State of the State IX Page 21
V13 Control After
Regardless of your own preference, which party, the Republicans or the Democrats, do you think will control the majority of the seats in the U.S. House of Representatives (in Washington) after the November election?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 60.3 480 1 THE REPUBLICANS 39.7 316 5 THE DEMOCRATS 148 8 DO NOT KNOW 10 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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I1 Deficit
Now I would like to talk about a few specific issues. The size of the annual federal budget deficit was a major issue in the 1992 presidential campaign. As you probably know the federal deficit is the amount by which federal spending exceeds the money raised through taxes in a single year. This is different from the federal debt, which is the total of all of the deficits that have occurred through the years.
Now, thinking about the annual budget deficit, how do you think the size of it has changed since President Clinton took office? Has there been a large increase in the annual deficit, a small increase, has it stayed about the same, has there been a small decrease in the deficit, or has there been a large decrease?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 13.0 111 1 LARGE INCREASE IN THE DEFICIT 24.6 210 2 SMALL INCREASE IN THE DEFICIT 21.4 183 3 STAYED ABOUT THE SAME 34.4 294 4 SMALL DECREASE IN THE DEFICIT 6.5 55 5 LARGE DECREASE IN THE DEFICIT 86 8 DONT KNOW 14 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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Input location: 1/53 Page 22 Michigan State of the State IX
I2 Abortion
Regarding the issue of abortion, which of the following statements comes closest to your position?
Abortion should be legal in all cases; Abortion should be legal in most cases; Abortion should be illegal in most cases; -or - Abortion should be illegal in in all cases?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 21.4 190 1 LEGAL IN ALL CASES 38.7 344 2 LEGAL IN MOST CASES 24.6 219 3 ILLEGAL IN MOST CASES 15.3 136 4 ILLEGAL IN ALL CASES 33 8 DONT KNOW 31 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
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I3 Cut Taxes
In your opinion, should everyone's federal income taxes be cut by 15% regardless of their income?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 44.6 407 1 YES 55.4 505 5 NO 25 8 DO NOT KNOW 17 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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Input location: 1/55 Michigan State of the State IX Page 23
M1 Growth Spending
Next, I would like to ask you some questions about Medicare, which is health insurance for the elderly and disabled.
Do you favor or oppose slowing the growth in Medicare spending?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 51.5 467 1 FAVOR 48.5 440 5 OPPOSE 38 8 DO NOT KNOW 8 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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M2 Contributions Medicare
Should the contributions to Medicare by those who are covered by it be increased, decreased, or stay about the same?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 22.6 210 1 INCREASED 10.8 100 3 DECREASED 66.6 618 5 STAY THE SAME 22 8 DO NOT KNOW 3 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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Input location: 1/57 Page 24 Michigan State of the State IX
M3 Informed Policy
Various political leaders and the two major political parties (the Republicans and Democrats) have proposed plans to slow the growth in Medicare spending. Overall, would you say you are very informed, somewhat informed, somewhat uniformed, or very uninformed about these proposals?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 6.0 57 1 VERY INFORMED 40.3 381 2 SOMEWHAT INFORMED 31.5 298 3 SOMEWHAT UNINFORMED 22.1 209 4 VERY UNINFORMED 7 8 DO NOT KNOW 2 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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M4 More Knowledgeable
Would you say you are better informed about the Democratic proposal, better informed about the Republican proposal, or equally informed about both?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 8.0 59 1 DEMOCRATIC PROPOSAL 5.6 42 5 REPUBLICAN PROPOSAL 84.6 627 7 BOTH EQUALLY 1.7 13 8 DO NOT KNOW 211 0 NOT APPLICABLE 2 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
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Input location: 1/59 Michigan State of the State IX Page 25
M5 Party Likely Control Medicare
If one political party controlled both Congress and the Presidency, which of the two major parties, the Democrats or the Republicans, do you think would be more likely to slow the growth in Medicare spending?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 25.6 213 1 DEMOCRATS 70.4 584 3 REPUBLICANS 1.7 14 5 BOTH EQUALLY : R VOLUNTEERS 2.3 19 7 NEITHER : R VOLUNTEERS 99 8 DO NOT KNOW 25 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 7
Input location: 1/60 ______
I4 Most Important Problem
There are many problems that the President and the Congress could deal with. What do you think are the most important problems facing the country?[allow 2]
PCT N VALUE LABEL 14.0 124 1 THE ECONOMY, BUSINESS IN THE STATE, ENCOURAGE BUSI 9.3 83 2 JOBS, UNEMPLOYMENT, EMPLOYMENT, MORE WORK, ETC 9.4 83 3 HEALTH CARE, MEDICAL CARE, MENTAL HEALTH, ETC 19.3 171 4 CRIME, SAFETY, DRUGS, VIOLENCE, LAW AND ORDER, PRI 10.4 92 5 EDUCATION, SCHOOLS, SCHOOL FINANCING, SCHOOL FUNDI 3.2 28 6 POVERTY, POOR PEOPLE, HOMELESS PEOPLE, ETC 6.8 60 7 WELFARE, WELFARE REFORM, ETC 3.3 29 8 TAXES, PROPERTY TAXES, ETC 1.8 16 9 SENIOR CITIZEN ISSUES 9.7 85 10 REDUCE BUDGETS, REDUCE SIZE OF GOVERNMENT, RESTRIC 4.1 36 11 MORAL ISSUES, ABORTION, GAY/LESBIAN RIGHTS, ETC 3.5 31 12 FOREIGN POLICY, WORLD AFFAIRS, DEFENSE 2.0 18 13 ENVIRONMENT, CLEAN-UP, POLLUTION CONTROL, ETC 0.1 1 14 ROADS, HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES REPAIRS-MAINTENANCE 0.4 3 16 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION/SPECIAL INTERESTS 2.6 23 97 OTHER-MISCELLANEOUS 48 98 DO NOT KNOW 20 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,98 Decimals: 0 Max: 97
Input location: 1/61-62 Page 26 Michigan State of the State IX
I4a Most Important Problem 2nd
(Anything else?) 2ND MENTION
PCT N VALUE LABEL 7.2 62 1 THE ECONOMY, BUSINESS IN THE STATE, ENCOURAGE BUSI 5.9 51 2 JOBS, UNEMPLOYMENT, EMPLOYMENT, MORE WORK, ETC 6.2 54 3 HEALTH CARE, MEDICAL CARE, MENTAL HEALTH, ETC 12.5 108 4 CRIME, SAFETY, DRUGS, VIOLENCE, LAW AND ORDER, PRI 8.4 72 5 EDUCATION, SCHOOLS, SCHOOL FINANCING, SCHOOL FUNDI 2.5 21 6 POVERTY, POOR PEOPLE, HOMELESS PEOPLE, ETC 6.4 56 7 WELFARE, WELFARE REFORM, ETC 3.9 34 8 TAXES, PROPERTY TAXES, ETC 4.2 36 9 SENIOR CITIZEN ISSUES 7.1 61 10 REDUCE BUDGETS, REDUCE SIZE OF GOVERNMENT, RESTRIC 2.6 23 11 MORAL ISSUES, ABORTION, GAY/LESBIAN RIGHTS, ETC 4.5 39 12 FOREIGN POLICY, WORLD AFFAIRS, DEFENSE 1.2 10 13 ENVIRONMENT, CLEAN-UP, POLLUTION CONTROL, ETC 0.2 2 14 ROADS, HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES REPAIRS-MAINTENANCE 0.1 1 16 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION/SPECIAL INTERESTS 20.3 175 96 NOTHING ELSE 2.7 24 97 OTHER-MISCELLANEOUS 3.9 34 98 DO NOT KNOW 69 90 NOT APPLICABLE 23 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER ===> --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,90 Decimals: 0 Max: 98
Input location: 1/63-64 Michigan State of the State IX Page 27
C1a Vision Clinton
Next, I would like to read you some statements that have been used to describe the different Presidential candidates. Please tell me if the statement is an accurate description of each of the candidates.
The first is, "he has a vision of where he wants to lead the country".
Is this an accurate description of Bill Clinton?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 70.1 643 1 YES 29.9 274 5 NO 29 8 DO NOT KNOW 7 9 REFUSED-NO ANSER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 1/65 ______
C1b Vision Dole
(Is this an accurate description of) Bob Dole?
("He has a vision of where he wants to lead the country").
PCT N VALUE LABEL 55.9 498 1 YES 44.1 392 5 NO 55 8 DO NOT KNOW 8 9 REFUSED-NO ANSER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 1/66 Page 28 Michigan State of the State IX
C1c Vision Perot
(Is this an accurate description of) Ross Perot?
("He has a vision of where he wants to lead the country").
PCT N VALUE LABEL 51.6 425 1 YES 48.4 398 5 NO 115 8 DO NOT KNOW 16 9 REFUSED-NO ANSER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 1/67 ______
C2a Cares Clinton
The next statement is "He cares about the needs and problems of people like me"?
Is this an accurate description of Bill Clinton?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 64.5 595 1 YES 35.5 327 5 NO 22 8 DO NOT KNOW 9 9 REFUSED-NO ANSER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 1/68 Michigan State of the State IX Page 29
C2b Cares Dole
(Is this an accurate description of) Bob Dole?
("He cares about the needs and problems of people like me"?)
PCT N VALUE LABEL 43.2 390 1 YES 56.8 514 5 NO 40 8 DO NOT KNOW 8 9 REFUSED-NO ANSER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 1/69 ______
C2c Cares Perot
(Is this an accurate description of) Ross Perot?
("He cares about the needs and problems of people like me"?)
PCT N VALUE LABEL 41.7 358 1 YES 58.3 501 5 NO 81 8 DO NOT KNOW 14 9 REFUSED-NO ANSER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 1/70 Page 30 Michigan State of the State IX
C3a Integrity Clinton
Next, "he has more honesty and integrity than most people in public life".
Is this an accurate description of Bill Clinton?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 32.5 293 1 YES 67.5 608 5 NO 38 8 DO NOT KNOW 14 9 REFUSED-NO ANSER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 1/71 ______
C3b Integrity Dole
(Is this an accurate description of) Bob Dole?
("He has more honesty and integrity than most people in public life").
PCT N VALUE LABEL 51.5 458 1 YES 48.5 431 5 NO 52 8 DO NOT KNOW 11 9 REFUSED-NO ANSER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 1/72 Michigan State of the State IX Page 31
C3c Integrity Perot
(Is this an accurate description of) Ross Perot?
("He has more honesty and integrity than most people in public life").
PCT N VALUE LABEL 48.3 397 1 YES 51.7 424 5 NO 115 8 DO NOT KNOW 18 9 REFUSED-NO ANSER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 1/73 ______
C4a Taxes Clinton
The next statement is "If he is elected president, he is likely to reduce federal income taxes".
Is this an accurate description of Bill Clinton?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 25.1 214 1 YES 74.9 640 5 NO 88 8 DO NOT KNOW 11 9 REFUSED-NO ANSER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 1/74 Page 32 Michigan State of the State IX
C4b Taxes Dole
(Is this an accurate description of) Bob Dole?
("If he is elected president, he is likely to reduce federal income taxes").
PCT N VALUE LABEL 50.4 434 1 YES 49.6 428 5 NO 80 8 DO NOT KNOW 11 9 REFUSED-NO ANSER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 1/75 ______
C4c Taxes Perot
(Is this an accurate description of) Ross Perot?
("If he is elected president, he is likely to reduce federal income taxes").
PCT N VALUE LABEL 40.2 324 1 YES 59.8 483 5 NO 138 8 DO NOT KNOW 9 9 REFUSED-NO ANSER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 1/76 ______
ID2 Case ID
953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 10002 MD Codes: none Decimals: 0 Max: 79083
Input location: 2/1-5 Michigan State of the State IX Page 33
R2 Data Record II
PCT N VALUE LABEL 100.0 953 2 --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 2 MD Codes: none Decimals: 0 Max: 2
Input location: 2/6 ______
C5a Deficit Clinton
The final statement is, "if he is elected president, he is likely to reduce the federal deficit".
Is this an accurate description of Bill Clinton?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 51.3 469 1 YES 48.7 445 5 NO 32 8 DO NOT KNOW 8 9 REFUSED-NO ANSER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 2/7 ______
C5b Deficit Dole
(Is this an accurate description of) Bob Dole?
(If he is elected president, he is likely to reduce the federal deficit".)
PCT N VALUE LABEL 37.4 331 1 YES 62.6 552 5 NO 64 8 DO NOT KNOW 6 9 REFUSED-NO ANSER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 2/8 Page 34 Michigan State of the State IX
C5c Deficit Perot
(Is this an accurate description of) Ross Perot?
(If he is elected president, he is likely to reduce the federal deficit".)
PCT N VALUE LABEL 55.7 474 1 YES 44.3 378 5 NO 93 8 DO NOT KNOW 8 9 REFUSED-NO ANSER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 2/9 ______
PC1 Responsibility Government
Next, I would like to read you some statements about the role of government. For each please tell me to what extent you agree or disagree with the statement.
It is the responsibility of the federal government to take care of people who cannot take care of themselves.
(Would you say you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, or strongly disagree)?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 26.5 252 1 STRONGLY AGREE 44.5 423 2 SOMEWHAT AGREE 0.8 8 3 NEITHER AGREE OR DISAGREE 18.2 173 4 SOMEWHAT DISAGREE 10.1 96 5 STRONGLY DISAGREE 1 8 DO NOT KNOW 2 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 2/10 Michigan State of the State IX Page 35
PC3 Government vs Individual Responsibility
The federal government is doing too many things that would be better left to individuals and businesses.
(Would you say you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, or strongly disagree)?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 41.3 387 1 STRONGLY AGREE 39.2 368 2 SOMEWHAT AGREE 1.5 14 3 NEITHER AGREE OR DISAGREE 12.7 120 4 SOMEWHAT DISAGREE 5.3 49 5 STRONGLY DISAGREE 13 8 DO NOT KNOW 2 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 2/11 ______
PC4 Government Manage Programs
For the next item, please tell me which of the two statements comes closest to your view.
PCT N VALUE LABEL 58.8 530 1 The main problem with the federal government is that 41.2 371 2 The federal government should create fewer program 36 8 DO NOT KNOW 16 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 2
Input location: 2/12 Page 36 Michigan State of the State IX
D1 Drunk Driving Enforcement-VerI
Now, I have a few questions about drunk driving laws.
People have different opinions about how much emphasis should be given to arrest and punishment of drunk drivers. In your opinion, do you think drunk driving enforcement should be greatly increased, somewhat increased, kept about the same as now, somewhat decreased, or greatly decreased?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 52.0 248 1 GREATLY INCREASED 22.5 107 2 SOMEWHAT INCREASED 20.9 100 3 KEPT ABOUT THE SAME AS NOW 2.5 12 4 SOMEWHAT DECREASED 1.0 5 5 GREATLY DECREASED 1.1 5 8 DO NOT KNOW 475 0 NOT APPLICABLE 1 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 8
Input location: 2/13 ______
D1a Drunk Driving Enforcement-VerII
Now, I have a few questions about drunk driving laws.
People have different opinions about how much emphasis should be given to arrest and punishment of drunk drivers. In your opinion, do you think drunk driving enforcement should be greatly decreased, somewhat decreased, kept about the same as now, somewhat increased, or greatly increased?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 45.9 218 1 GREATLY INCREASED 21.0 100 2 SOMEWHAT INCREASED 21.5 102 3 KEPT ABOUT THE SAME AS NOW 7.9 38 4 SOMEWHAT DECREASED 3.5 17 5 GREATLY DECREASED 0.2 1 8 DO NOT KNOW 478 0 NOT APPLICABLE 1 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 8
Input location: 2/14 Michigan State of the State IX Page 37
D2a Violent Crime
Having the police spend more time enforcing drunk driving laws means that they will spend less time fighting violent crimes against people (such as robbery and assault).
With this in mind, would you want to increase enforcement of drunk driving laws, keep enforcement of drunk driving the same as now, or decrease enforcement (of drunk driving laws)?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 43.4 68 1 INCREASE ENFORCEMENT 51.1 80 2 KEEP ENFORCEMENT SAME AS NOW 4.7 7 3 DECREASE ENFORCEMENT 0.8 1 8 DO NOT KNOW 793 0 NOT APPLICABLE 4 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 8
Input location: 2/15 ______
D2b Patrolling Neighborhoods
Having the police spend more time enforcing drunk driving laws means that they will spend less time patrolling neighborhoods and businesses.
With this in mind, would you want to increase enforcement of drunk driving laws, keep enforcement of drunk driving the same as now, or decrease enforcement (of drunk driving laws)?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 37.9 69 1 INCREASE ENFORCEMENT 52.0 95 2 KEEP ENFORCEMENT SAME AS NOW 5.5 10 3 DECREASE ENFORCEMENT 4.5 8 8 DO NOT KNOW 770 0 NOT APPLICABLE 0 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 8
Input location: 2/16 Page 38 Michigan State of the State IX
D2c Illegal Drug Use
Having the police spend more time enforcing drunk driving laws means that they will spend less time fighting against the sale and use of illegal narcotics and drugs.
With this in mind, would you want to increase enforcement of drunk driving laws, keep enforcement of drunk driving the same as now, or decrease enforcement (of drunk driving laws)?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 38.3 63 1 INCREASE ENFORCEMENT 53.8 88 2 KEEP ENFORCEMENT SAME AS NOW 2.2 4 3 DECREASE ENFORCEMENT 5.7 9 8 DO NOT KNOW 789 0 NOT APPLICABLE --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 8
Input location: 2/17 ______
D2d Gangs Juvenile Crime
Having the police spend more time enforcing drunk driving laws means that they will spend less time dealing with gangs and juvenile crime.
With this in mind, would you want to increase enforcement of drunk driving laws, keep enforcement of drunk driving the same as now, or decrease enforcement (of drunk driving laws)?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 36.1 62 1 INCREASE ENFORCEMENT 57.6 98 2 KEEP ENFORCEMENT SAME AS NOW 5.1 9 3 DECREASE ENFORCEMENT 1.2 2 8 DO NOT KNOW 781 0 NOT APPLICABLE 1 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 8
Input location: 2/18 Michigan State of the State IX Page 39
D3a 1st Lose License
Next, I would like to ask you about the penalties given to persons convicted of drunk driving.
If it is their first drunk driving conviction, should a person have their drivers license automatically revoked?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 54.5 515 1 YES 40.8 385 5 NO 4.7 45 7 DEPENDS: R VOLUNTEERS 3 8 DO NOT KNOW 5 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 7
Input location: 2/19 ______
D3aa 3rd Lose License
What if this person is a repeat drunk driving offender?
(Should their driver's license be automatically revoked)?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 95.8 415 1 YES 3.9 17 5 NO 0.3 1 7 DEPENDS: R VOLUNTEERS 520 0 NOT APPLICABLE 0 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 7
Input location: 2/20 Page 40 Michigan State of the State IX
D3b 1st Suspend Plates
If it is their first drunk driving conviction, should a person have their car license plates suspended?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 50.6 478 1 YES 46.9 443 5 NO 2.5 24 7 DEPENDS: R VOLUNTEERS 4 8 DO NOT KNOW 5 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 7
Input location: 2/21 ______
D3bb 3rd Suspend Plates
What if this person is a repeat drunk driving offender?
(Should they have a suspension of license plates)?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 84.9 399 1 YES 11.8 56 5 NO 2.8 13 7 DEPENDS: R VOLUNTEERS 0.5 2 8 DO NOT KNOW 482 0 NOT APPLICABLE 1 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 8
Input location: 2/22 Michigan State of the State IX Page 41
D3c 1st Jail
(If it is their first drunk driving conviction), should a person serve mandatory jail time?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 31.5 299 1 YES 63.5 603 5 NO 5.0 47 7 DEPENDS: R VOLUNTEERS 4 8 DO NOT KNOW 1 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 7
Input location: 2/23 ______
D3cc 3rd Jail
What if this person is a repeat drunk driving offender?
Should they serve mandatory jail time?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 85.9 558 1 YES 10.6 69 5 NO 2.6 17 7 DEPENDS: R VOLUNTEERS 0.9 6 8 DO NOT KNOW 299 0 NOT APPLICABLE 3 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 8
Input location: 2/24 Page 42 Michigan State of the State IX
D3d 1st Boot Camp
(If it is their first drunk driving conviction,) should a person be sent to a mandatory boot camp?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 25.7 238 1 YES 71.7 665 5 NO 2.5 24 7 DEPENDS: R VOLUNTEERS 26 8 DO NOT KNOW 1 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 7
Input location: 2/25 ______
D3dd 3rd Boot Camp
What if this person is a repeat drunk driving offender?
Should they be sent to a mandatory boot camp?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 69.2 493 1 YES 26.0 185 5 NO 2.4 17 7 DEPENDS: R VOLUNTEERS 2.4 17 8 DO NOT KNOW 239 0 NOT APPLICABLE 1 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 8
Input location: 2/26 Michigan State of the State IX Page 43
D4 Support Training
Now thinking about other drug usage and driving.
In recent years, training programs have been developed to help law enforcement personnel better detect drugged driving behavior. This training would result in additional costs for police and sherrif departments which whould be passed on to tax payers.
Would you strongly support this additional training, somewhat support it, or would you not support it at all?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 29.1 274 1 STRONGLY SUPPORT 52.3 494 2 SOMEWHAT SUPPORT 18.6 175 3 NOT AT ALL 9 8 DO NOT KNOW 2 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 3
Input location: 2/27 ______
RC1 Preference - Jobs
[stop timer]Next, I have some questions about jobs and education.
Some people say that because of past discrimination, blacks should be given preference in hiring and promotion. Other people say that such preference in hiring and promotion of blacks is wrong because it gives blacks advantages they haven't earned.
In your opinion, should blacks be given preference in hiring and promotion?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 16.4 146 1 YES, SHOULD BE GIVEN PREFERENCE 83.6 743 5 NO, SHOULD NOT BE GIVEN PREFERENCE 40 8 DO NOT KNOW 24 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 2/28 Page 44 Michigan State of the State IX
RC2 Prefences - Education
Some people say that because of past discrimination it is sometimes necessary for college and universities to reserve openings for black students. Other people oppose this because they say it gives blacks advantages they haven't earned.
In your opinion, should colleges and universities reserve openings for black students?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 35.7 329 1 YES, SHOULD RESERVE OPENINGS 64.3 594 5 NO, SHOULD NOT RESERVE OPENINGS 19 8 DO NOT KNOW 12 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 2/29 ______
RC3 Not Willing to Work
For the next set of questions, please tell me to what extent you agree or disagree with each of the following statements.
The problems that black people face today are due to their not being willing to work for what they get.
(Would you say you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, or strongly disagree)?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 10.6 99 1 STRONGLY AGREE 27.0 250 2 SOMEWHAT AGREE 2.1 20 3 NEITHER AGREE OR DISAGREE 28.8 267 4 SOMEWHAT DISAGREE 31.3 290 5 STRONGLY DISAGREE 17 8 DO NOT KNOW 11 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 2/30 Michigan State of the State IX Page 45
RC4 Lack Family Values
The problems that black people face today are due to their low support for family values.
(Would you say you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, or strongly disagree)?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 15.7 144 1 STRONGLY AGREE 37.4 343 2 SOMEWHAT AGREE 1.5 14 3 NEITHER AGREE OR DISAGREE 21.3 195 4 SOMEWHAT DISAGREE 24.1 221 5 STRONGLY DISAGREE 16 8 DO NOT KNOW 20 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 2/31 ______
RC5 Racial Discrimination
The problems that black people face today are due to racial discrimination.
(Would you say you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, or strongly disagree)?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 11.6 109 1 STRONGLY AGREE 41.9 393 2 SOMEWHAT AGREE 1.7 16 3 NEITHER AGREE OR DISAGREE 28.4 266 4 SOMEWHAT DISAGREE 16.4 154 5 STRONGLY DISAGREE 7 8 DO NOT KNOW 9 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 2/32 Page 46 Michigan State of the State IX
CD1 Gender
Now I have a few background questions. These are for statistical analysis purposes.
PCT N VALUE LABEL 45.5 434 1 MALE 54.5 519 5 FEMALE --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 2/33 ______
CD2 Year Birth
In what year were you born?[allow 3]
953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 4 MD Codes: 999,998 Decimals: 0 Max: 79
Input location: 2/34-36 Michigan State of the State IX Page 47
CD3 Education
What is the highest level of education that you have completed?[allow 2]
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Type: numeric Min: 0 MD Codes: 99,98 Decimals: 0 Max: 20
Input location: 2/37-38 ______
CD4 Race
Which of the following describes your racial background? Would you say African-American or Black, Asian or Pacific Islander, Native American, or White or Caucasian?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 11.5 108 1 AFRICAN-AMERICAN OR BLACK 0.5 5 2 ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER 1.3 12 3 NATIVE AMERICAN 86.0 811 4 WHITE OR CAUCASIAN 0.7 7 7 OTHER-NEC 0 8 DO NOT KNOW 10 9 REFUSED TO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 7
Input location: 2/39 Page 48 Michigan State of the State IX
CD5 Ethnicity
Are you of Hispanic origin or descent, such as Spanish, Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, or another Latin American background?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 2.3 22 1 YES 97.7 926 5 NO 1 8 DO NOT KNOW 5 9 REFUSED TO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 2/40 ______
CD6 Religion
What is the religious group which you feel most closely represents your religious views? (Is it Catholic, Islamic, Jewish, Protestant, some other religion, or no religion)?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 10.6 97 0 NONE; NO RELIGIOUS GROUP 27.3 252 1 CATHOLIC; ROMAN CATHOLIC, ORTHODOX 0.5 4 2 ISLAMIC 0.9 8 3 JEWISH 59.9 553 4 PROTESTANT (includes Baptist, Lutheran, Presbyterian 1.0 9 5 OTHER NON-CHRISTIAN (Hindu, Buddhist) 7 8 DO NOT KNOW 22 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 0 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 2/41 Michigan State of the State IX Page 49
CD7 Party Affiliation
Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a Republican, a Democrat, an Independent or something else?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 15.2 140 0 OTHER 24.3 225 1 REPUBLICAN 31.4 290 4 INDEPENDENT 29.1 269 7 DEMOCRAT 13 8 DO NOT KNOW 18 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 0 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 7
Input location: 2/42 ______
CD7A Republicans
Would you call yourself a strong Republican or a not very strong Republican?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 50.0 112 1 STRONG REPUBLICAN 47.2 106 2 NOT A VERY STRONG REPUBLICAN 2.8 6 8 DO NOT KNOW 729 0 NOT APPLICABLE --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 8
Input location: 2/43 Page 50 Michigan State of the State IX
CD7B Democrats
Would you call yourself a strong Democrat or a not very strong Democrat?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 46.7 125 6 NOT A VERY STRONG DEMOCRAT 52.9 142 7 STRONG DEMOCRAT 0.5 1 8 DO NOT KNOW 684 0 NOT APPLICABLE 0 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 6 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 8
Input location: 2/44 ______
CD7C Independents
Do you generally think of yourself as closer to the Democratic Party or the Republican Party?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 29.1 84 3 REPUBLICAN 24.6 71 4 NEITHER (R PROVIDED) 42.5 123 5 DEMOCRAT 3.8 11 8 DO NOT KNOW 663 0 NOT APPLICABLE 1 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 3 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 8
Input location: 2/45 Michigan State of the State IX Page 51 ptid Party Id Collapsed
PCT N VALUE LABEL 14.7 140 0 OTHER 11.8 112 1 STRONG REPUBLICAN 11.1 106 2 NOT STRONG REP 8.8 84 3 LEAN REPUBLICAN 7.4 71 4 NEITHER 12.9 123 5 LEAN DEMOCRAT 13.1 125 6 NOT STRONG DEM 14.9 142 7 STRONG DEM 3.2 31 8 DO NOT KNOW 2.0 19 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 0 MD Codes: none Decimals: 0 Max: 9
Input location: 2/46 ______
CD8 Marital Status
Are you currently married, divorced, separated, widowed, member of an unmarried couple, or have you never been married?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 1.1 11 0 REMARRIED 54.8 519 1 MARRIED 12.2 116 2 DIVORCED 1.2 12 3 SEPARATED 7.4 70 4 WIDOWED 1.9 18 5 MEMBER OF AN UNMARRIED COUPLE 21.2 201 6 SINGLE, NEVER BEEN MARRIED 0.1 1 7 OTHER 0 98 DO NOT KNOW 5 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 0 MD Codes: 99,98 Decimals: 0 Max: 7
Input location: 2/47-48 Page 52 Michigan State of the State IX
CD10 Adults
Next, I have a few questions about the others who may be living in your household.
Including yourself, how many individuals who are 18 years of age or older live in your household?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 21.9 207 1 PERSON, ONLY RESPONDENT 53.0 500 2 ADULTS 16.6 156 3 6.9 65 4 1.4 14 5 0.1 1 8 0.2 1 9 2 98 DO NOT KNOW 6 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,98 Decimals: 0 Max: 9
Input location: 2/49-50 ______
CD11 Adults 65+
How many of these adults are over 64 years of age?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 78.8 745 0 ADULTS 65+ 13.4 126 1 7.3 69 2 0.3 2 3 0.1 1 8 0.1 1 9 ADULTS 65+ 0.1 0 98 DO NOT KNOW 7 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 0 MD Codes: 99,90 Decimals: 0 Max: 98
Input location: 2/51-52 Michigan State of the State IX Page 53
CD12 Children
How many children younger than 18 live in your household?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 56.2 533 0 NONE 15.0 142 1 CHILDREN 17.4 164 2 7.5 71 3 3.0 29 4 0.4 4 5 0.6 5 6 0 98 DO NOT KNOW 5 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 0 MD Codes: 99,98 Decimals: 0 Max: 6
Input location: 2/53-54 ______
CD13 Children Under 5
How many of these children are under 5 years of age?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 61.5 255 0 CHILDREN UNDER 5 25.6 106 1 11.0 46 2 1.4 6 3 0.2 1 4 0.3 1 10 CHILDREN UNDER 5 539 90 NOT APPLICABLE 0 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 0 MD Codes: 99,90 Decimals: 0 Max: 10
Input location: 2/55-56 Page 54 Michigan State of the State IX
CD14 Total Children
Altogether, how many children have you had or adopted? (Please include any you had from a previous marriage)
PCT N VALUE LABEL 26.5 251 0 NONE, NEVER HAD CHILDREN 13.3 126 1 CHILDREN 21.8 206 2 17.2 163 3 10.3 98 4 5.4 51 5 3.3 32 6 1.2 11 7 0.3 3 8 0.2 2 9 0.1 1 10 0.1 1 13 0.1 1 14 0.1 1 17 0.1 0 98 DO NOT KNOW 7 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 0 MD Codes: 99,90 Decimals: 0 Max: 98
Input location: 2/57-58 ______
D14a Home Ownership
Do you rent or do you own your own home?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 19.3 183 1 RENT 78.3 740 5 OWN (INCLUDES PAYING MORTGAGE CURRENTLY) 2.3 22 7 OTHER 1 8 DO NOT KNOW 7 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 7
Input location: 2/59 Michigan State of the State IX Page 55
D16 Length Residency
How long have you lived in your current home (or apartment)?
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Type: numeric Min: 0 MD Codes: 99,98 Decimals: 0 Max: 78
Input location: 2/60-61 ______
D16a Time Moved
How many times have you moved in the past ten years?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 36.8 194 1 TIMES MOVED 23.6 125 2 14.0 74 3 10.4 55 4 6.2 32 5 3.5 19 6 1.7 9 7 0.4 2 8 0.3 2 9 1.4 8 10 0.1 0 11 0.8 4 12 0.2 1 15 0.3 2 16 0.1 0 18 0.0 0 19 424 98 DO NOT KNOW 1 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,98 Decimals: 0 Max: 19
Input location: 2/62-63 Page 56 Michigan State of the State IX
CD15 Employment Status
We are interested in learning about the different ways people may earn their living. Last week, were you working full-time, part-time, going to school, a home-maker or something else?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 0.3 3 0 SELF EMPLOYED EITHER FULL OR PART TIME 49.4 468 1 WORK FULL TIME 8.8 84 2 WORK PART TIME 5.6 53 3 WORK AND GO TO SCHOOL 0.0 0 5 HAVE A JOB, BUT NOT AT WORK LAST WEEK (ON VACATION 1.2 11 6 UNEMPLOYED, LAID OFF, LOOK FOR WORK 14.2 134 7 RETIRED 2.8 26 8 SCHOOL FULL TIME 12.0 113 9 HOME-MAKER 1.4 13 10 DISABLED 4.2 40 97 OTHER 1 98 DO NOT KNOW 6 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 0 MD Codes: 99,98 Decimals: 0 Max: 97
Input location: 2/64-65 ______
CD17 Multiple Jobs
Do you currently work for pay at more than one job?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 15.0 97 1 YES 85.0 550 5 NO 0.0 0 8 DO NOT KNOW 305 0 NOT APPLICABLE 0 9 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 8
Input location: 2/66 Michigan State of the State IX Page 57
CD18 Hours Main Job
On average, how many hours per week do you work at your main job?
953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 98
Input location: 2/67-69 ______
CD19 Hours 2nd Job
On average, how many hours per week do you work at any jobs other than your main job?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 6.4 6 1 HOURS PER WEEK 2.6 2 2 1.3 1 3 5.6 5 4 11.6 11 5 1.1 1 6 0.6 1 7 5.2 5 8 11.5 11 10 1.5 1 12 1.6 2 13 1.9 2 14 7.2 7 15 2.6 2 16 0.4 0 17 14.7 14 20 4.8 5 22 0.5 0 23 1.3 1 25 7.3 7 30 1.3 1 40 HOURS PER WEEK 8.9 8 98 DO NOT KNOW 856 0 NOT APPLICABLE 3 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 98
Input location: 2/70-71 Page 58 Michigan State of the State IX
CD20 Looking Work
Have you been actively looking for work or a different job?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 16.5 108 1 YES 83.5 549 5 NO 294 0 NOT APPLICABLE 2 9 REFUSED TO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 2/72 ______
CD22 Work Status
In your main (last) job, are (were) you self-employed or do (did) you work for someone else?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 12.3 115 1 SELF-EMPLOYED 85.3 798 5 WORK FOR SOMEONE ELSE 2.4 23 8 DO NOT KNOW 18 9 REFUSED TO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 8
Input location: 2/73 Michigan State of the State IX Page 59
CD23 Payment
(In your main job,) (do/did) you work for an hourly wage, an annual salary, or something else?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 59.2 553 1 HOURLY WAGE 22.8 213 3 ANNUAL SALARY 4.6 43 5 ON COMMISSION (R PROVIDED) 12.2 114 7 OTHER 1.2 11 8 DO NOT KNOW 19 9 REFUSED TO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 8
Input location: 2/74 ______
CD21 Job Title
In your main (last) job, what kind of work do (did) you normally do? That is, what is (was) your job called?
953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 29 MD Codes: none Decimals: 0 Max: 9999
Input location: 2/75-78 ______
ID3 Case ID
953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 10002 MD Codes: none Decimals: 0 Max: 79083
Input location: 3/1-5 Page 60 Michigan State of the State IX
R3 Data Record III
PCT N VALUE LABEL 100.0 953 3 --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 3 MD Codes: none Decimals: 0 Max: 3
Input location: 3/6 ______
INC1 Income $30,000
To get a picture of people's financial situations, we'd like to know the general range of incomes of all households we interview. This is for statistical analysis purposes and your answers will be kept strictly confidential. Now, thinking about your household's total annual income from all sources (including your job), did your household receive $30,000 or more in 1995?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 68.4 599 1 YES ($30,000 OR MORE) 28.4 249 5 NO (LESS THAN $30,000) 3.2 28 98 DON'T KNOW-NO OPINION 77 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 98
Input location: 3/7-8 ______
INC2 Income $20,000
Was it $20,000 or more?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 45.9 112 1 YES ($20,000 - 29,999) 53.6 131 5 NO (LESS THAN $20,000) 0.5 1 98 DON'T KNOW-NO OPINION 704 0 NOT APPLICABLE 4 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 98
Input location: 3/9-10 Michigan State of the State IX Page 61 inca Income $25,000
Was it $25,000 or more?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 46.2 52 1 YES ($25,000 - 29,999) 49.3 55 5 NO (LESS THAN $25,000) 4.5 5 98 DON'T KNOW-NO OPINION 841 0 NOT APPLICABLE 0 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 98
Input location: 3/11-12 ______
INC3 Income $10,000
Was it $10,000 or more?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 82.0 106 1 YES ($10,000 - 19,999) 18.0 23 5 NO (LESS THAN $10,000) 822 0 NOT APPLICABLE 2 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 3/13-14 ______incb Income $15,000
Was it $15,000 or more?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 48.3 51 1 YES ($15,000 - 19,999) 47.8 51 5 NO (LESS THAN $15,000) 3.9 4 98 DON'T KNOW-NO OPINION 847 0 NOT APPLICABLE --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 98
Input location: 3/15-16 Page 62 Michigan State of the State IX
INC4 Income $30,000-60,000
Was it $60,000 or more?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 42.5 250 1 YES 56.6 333 5 NO (MORE THAN $30,000 LESS THAN $60,000) 0.9 5 98 DON'T KNOW-NO OPINION 354 0 NOT APPLICABLE 11 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 98
Input location: 3/17-18 ______
INC5 Income $40,000
Was it $40,000 or more?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 66.3 220 1 YES ($40,000 OR MORE) 32.3 107 5 NO ($30,000 - 39,999) 1.4 5 98 DON'T KNOW-NO OPINION 620 0 NOT APPLICABLE 1 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 98
Input location: 3/19-20 ______incc Income $35,000
Was it $35,000 or more?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 64.7 69 1 YES ($35,000 - 39,999) 35.3 38 5 NO ($30,000 - 34,999) 846 0 NOT APPLICABLE --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 3/21-22 Michigan State of the State IX Page 63
INC6 $Income 50,000
Was it $50,000 or more?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 51.5 113 1 YES ($50,000 - 59,999) 48.5 107 5 NO ($40,000 - 49,999) 733 0 NOT APPLICABLE --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 3/23-24 ______
INC7 Income $80,000
Was it $80,000 or more?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 40.0 100 1 YES ($80,000 OR MORE) 59.7 150 5 NO ($60,000 - 79,999) 0.2 1 98 DON'T KNOW-NO OPINION 703 0 NOT APPLICABLE --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 98
Input location: 3/25-26 ______
INC8 Income $70,000
Was it $70,000 or more?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 44.3 65 1 YES ($70,000 - 79,999) 55.1 81 5 NO ($60,000 - 69,999) 0.6 1 98 DON'T KNOW-NO OPINION 804 0 NOT APPLICABLE 3 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 98
Input location: 3/27-28 Page 64 Michigan State of the State IX
INC9 Income $100,000
Was it $100,000 or more?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 51.3 48 1 YES ($100,000 OR MORE) 46.1 43 5 NO ($80,000 - 99,999) 2.6 2 98 DON'T KNOW-NO OPINION 853 0 NOT APPLICABLE 6 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 98
Input location: 3/29-30 ______
NC10 Income $90,000+
Was it $90,000 or more?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 23.5 10 1 YES ($90,000 - 99,999) 76.5 33 5 NO ($80,000 - 89,999) 910 0 NOT APPLICABLE --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 3/31-32 ______
NC11 Income $110,000+
Was it $110,000 or more?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 86.1 41 1 YES ($110,000 OR MORE) 13.1 6 5 NO ($100,000 - 109,999) 0.8 0 98 DON'T KNOW-NO OPINION 905 0 NOT APPLICABLE 1 99 REFUSED-NO ANSWER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 98
Input location: 3/33-34 Michigan State of the State IX Page 65
INC Income
PCT N VALUE LABEL 2.9 24 1 Less than $10,000 6.2 51 2 $10,000 - 14,999 6.2 51 3 $15,000 - 19,999 6.7 55 4 $20,000 - 24,999 6.3 52 5 $25,000 - 29,999 4.6 38 6 $30,000 - 34,999 8.4 69 7 $35,000 - 39,999 13.0 107 8 $40,000 - 49,999 13.8 113 9 $50,000 - 59,999 9.7 80 10 $60,000 - 69,999 7.9 65 11 $70,000 - 79,999 4.0 33 12 $80,000 - 89,999 1.2 10 13 $90,000 - 99,999 0.8 6 14 $100,000 - 109,999 5.0 41 15 $110,000 or more 3.4 28 98 DON’T KNOW 53 0 Don’t know precise category 77 99 Refused --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 98
Input location: 3/35-36 ______
CD25 Salary
What is the gross annual income from your main job -- that is, before taxes or other deductions?
953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 999999999,0 Decimals: 0 Max: 390000
Input location: 3/37-45 Page 66 Michigan State of the State IX
CD26 Phone lines
How many phone numbers does your household have?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 90.3 850 1 DIFFERENT PHONE NUMBERS 8.4 79 2 1.0 10 3 0.1 1 4 0.1 1 5 0.0 0 6 1 8 DIFFERENT PHONE NUMBERS 11 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 6
Input location: 3/46 ______
RI Re-Interview
In a couple of months, we'd like to re-contact some of the people we've spoken with for a short 5 or 6 minute interview. Would you be willing to participate again in a couple of months if it would only take 5 or 6 minutes?
PCT N VALUE LABEL 90.4 850 1 YES 9.6 90 5 NO 5 8 DO NOT KNOW 8 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,8 Decimals: 0 Max: 5
Input location: 3/47 Michigan State of the State IX Page 67
FNL1 Final Code
PCT N VALUE LABEL 90.0 854 1 COMPLETE 0.3 3 2 PARTIAL 9.7 92 3 CONVERTED 4 99 --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99 Decimals: 0 Max: 3
Input location: 3/63-64 ______
DAT1 Date of Interview
PCT N VALUE LABEL 0.1 1 100496 1.9 18 100596 3.0 29 100696 4.5 43 100796 0.9 8 100896 2.0 19 100996 1.3 13 101096 3.6 34 101196 7.4 71 101296 9.4 90 101396 6.9 66 101496 4.9 46 101596 5.7 54 101696 6.2 59 101796 4.8 46 101896 2.6 25 101996 4.2 40 102096 4.6 43 102196 5.1 48 102296 4.8 46 102396 2.8 27 102496 2.7 25 102596 4.8 46 102696 5.7 55 102796 0.1 1 102896 2 999999 --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 100496 MD Codes: 999999 Decimals: 0 Max: 102896
Input location: 3/65-70 Page 68 Michigan State of the State IX
TCT1 Contacts
PCT N VALUE LABEL 17.0 162 1 17.2 164 2 14.4 137 3 11.6 110 4 7.6 72 5 6.7 64 6 5.7 54 7 4.0 38 8 3.7 35 9 2.1 20 10 2.0 19 11 1.3 13 12 1.3 12 13 1.2 11 14 0.8 8 15 0.3 3 16 0.6 6 17 0.4 4 18 1.1 11 19 0.3 3 20 0.5 4 21 0.0 0 25 0.1 1 26 0.1 1 28 0.1 1 33 0.1 1 38 1 99 --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 99 Decimals: 0 Max: 38
Input location: 3/71-72 ______
INV1 Interviewer
953 cases
Type: character Width: 3
Input location: 3/73-75 Michigan State of the State IX Page 69
TIM1 Length
953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 0 MD Codes: 9999 Decimals: 0 Max: 73
Input location: 3/76-79 ______
ID4 Case ID
953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 10002 MD Codes: none Decimals: 0 Max: 79083
Input location: 4/1-5 ______
R4 Data Record IV
PCT N VALUE LABEL 100.0 953 4 --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 4 MD Codes: none Decimals: 0 Max: 4
Input location: 4/6 ______adjwt weight variable on sex, race, region, ag
953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 0.0358 MD Codes: none Decimals: 4 Max: 4.8595
Input location: 4/9-14 Page 70 Michigan State of the State IX msueregn MSU region
PCT N VALUE LABEL 3.4 33 1 UP 4.3 41 2 NORTH LP 13.3 127 3 W. CENTRAL 8.6 82 4 E. CENTRAL 14.2 135 5 SOUTHWEST 56.2 535 6 SOUTHEAST URBAN --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: none Decimals: 0 Max: 6
Input location: 4/15 ______msuewt weight by MSU region
953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 0.0408 MD Codes: none Decimals: 4 Max: 5.6641
Input location: 4/16-21 ______statewt Weight for statewide estimates
953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 0.0274 MD Codes: none Decimals: 4 Max: 9.4330
Input location: 4/22-27 ______electwt Weight to regional voter turnout
953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 0.0182 MD Codes: 0.0000 Decimals: 4 Max: 9.8827
Input location: 4/28-33 Michigan State of the State IX Page 71 voter Whether or not registered
PCT N VALUE LABEL 11.6 111 0 NOT A VOTER 88.4 842 1 VOTER --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 0 MD Codes: none Decimals: 0 Max: 1
Input location: 4/34 ______
AGE Age of Respondent
953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 0 MD Codes: 999,998 Decimals: 0 Max: 92
Input location: 4/35-37 ______agecat Rs age in categories
PCT N VALUE LABEL 14.6 137 1 18 - 24 Yrs 11.2 105 2 25 - 29 Yrs 23.0 215 3 30 - 39 Yrs 17.4 162 4 40 - 49 Yrs 12.0 112 5 50 - 59 Yrs 5.8 54 6 60 - 64 Yrs 16.1 151 7 65 or older 17 9 REFUSED --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9 Decimals: 0 Max: 7
Input location: 4/38 Page 72 Michigan State of the State IX race Race 3 categories
PCT N VALUE LABEL 85.1 811 1 White 12.4 118 2 African American 2.5 24 3 Other --- 953 cases
Type: numeric Min: 1 MD Codes: 9,7 Decimals: 0 Max: 3
Input location: 4/39