National Tracking Poll 201234

National Tracking Poll #201234 December 04-06, 2020

Crosstabulation Results

Methodology: This poll was conducted from December 04-06, 2020, among a national sample of 1990 Registered Voters. The interviews were conducted online and the data were weighted to approximate a target sample of Regis- tered Voters based on age, race/ethnicity, gender, educational attainment, and region. Results from the full survey have a margin of error of plus or minus 2 percentage points. Table Index

1 Table P1: Now, generally speaking, would you say that things in the country are going in the right direction, or have they pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track? ...... 9

2 Table Q172: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? ...... 13

3 Table Q172NET: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? . . . . 17

4 Table P3: Now, thinking about your vote, what would you say is the top set of issues on your mind when you cast your vote for federal offices such as U.S. Senate or Congress? ...... 21

5 Table POL1_1: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The economy ...... 26

6 Table POL1_2: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Jobs ...... 30

7 Table POL1_3: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Health care ...... 34

8 Table POL1_4: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Immigration ...... 38

9 Table POL1_5: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The environment . . . . 42

10 Table POL1_6: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Energy ...... 46

11 Table POL1_7: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Education ...... 50

12 Table POL1_8: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? National security . . . . 54

13 Table POL1_9: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Sexual harassment and misconduct in the workplace ...... 58

14 Table POL1_10: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Gun policy ...... 62

15 Table POL1_11: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Protecting Medicare and Social Security ...... 66

16 Table POL1_12: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Coronavirus . . . . . 70

17 Table POL2_1: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a healthcare reform bill ...... 74

18 Table POL2_2: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill to address climate change ...... 78

19 Table POL2_3: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill to reduce economic inequality ...... 82

20 Table POL2_4: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing an infrastructure spending bill ...... 86

21 Table POL2_5: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing an immigration reform bill ...... 90

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22 Table POL2_6: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Constructing a wall along the U.S. / Mexico border ...... 94

23 Table POL2_7: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill that grants young people who were brought to the United States illegally when they were children, often with their parents, protection from deportation ...... 98

24 Table POL2_8: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Reducing the federal budget deficit ...... 102

25 Table POL2_9: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing legislation placing additional restrictions on gun ownership ...... 106

26 Table POL2_10: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Regulating tech companies ...... 110

27 Table POL2_11: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Controlling the spread of the coronavirus in the US ...... 114

28 Table POL2_12: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Stimulating the economy to recover from the coronavirus pandemic ...... 118

29 Table POL3_1: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Presi- dent Donald Trump ...... 122

30 Table POL3_2: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Vice President Mike Pence ...... 126

31 Table POL3_3: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congress130

32 Table POL3_4: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Con- gressional Democrats ...... 134

33 Table POL3_5: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Con- gressional Republicans ...... 138

34 Table POL3_6: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? The World Health Organization (WHO) ...... 142

35 Table POL3_7: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) ...... 146

36 Table POL3_8: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Your state’s governor ...... 150

37 Table POL3_9: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases ...... 154

38 Table POL3_10: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? President-elect Joe Biden ...... 158

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39 Table POL4_1: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Trump administration ...... 162

40 Table POL4_2: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The WHO (World Health Organization) ...... 166

41 Table POL4_3: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) ...... 170

42 Table POL4_4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Congress . . . . . 174

43 Table POL4_5: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Your state’s governor 178

44 Table POL5: Generally speaking, would you say you are more concerned about...... 182

45 Table POL6: Currently, do you believe it’s more important for the government to address the: . . . . . 186

46 Table POL7: Even if neither is exactly correct, which of the following comes closest to your opinion? . . 190

47 Table POL8: As you may know, in response to the coronavirus Americans have been encouraged to ’social distance’ with many states canceling upcoming major events and closing schools, restaurants, and other public spaces. Based on what you know, when do you believe Americans will be able to stop social distancing and return to public spaces? ...... 194

48 Table POL9_1: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President-elect Joe Biden announcing that he will nominate Antony Blinken to serve as Secretary of State ...... 198

49 Table POL9_2: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President-elect Joe Biden announcing that he will nominate Janet Yellen to serve as Secretary of the Treasury ...... 202

50 Table POL9_3: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President-elect Joe Biden announcing that he will nominate Neera Tanden to serve as the Office of Management and Budget Director 206

51 Table POL9_4: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President Trump considering pre-emptively granting pardons to as many as 20 administration aides, confidants and family members ...... 210

52 Table POL9_5: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The U.S. reporting record highs in COVID-19 deaths, hospitalizations and cases ...... 214

53 Table POL9_6: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? Attorney General William Barr saying that the Justice Department has not found evidence of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election ...... 218

54 Table POL9_7: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Bureau of Labor Statistics reporting that the U.S. economy added 245,000 jobs in November, the slowest growth reported in months ...... 222

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55 Table POL9_8: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reducing its recommended quarantine timeline for people exposed to COVID-19 from 14 days to 7 days under certain circumstances ...... 226

56 Table POL9_9: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The U.S. House of Representatives voting to legalize marijuana at the federal level ...... 230

57 Table POL10: As you may know, President Trump may run in the 2024 presidential election. In your own opinion, how likely do you believe it is that President Trump will run for president in 2024? . . . . 234

58 Table POL11: During the final month of President Trump’s time in office, do you expect him to use his powers to pardon those who have committed federal crimes: ...... 238

59 Table POL12_1: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Rudy Giuliani ...... 242

60 Table POL12_2: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Jared Kushner ...... 246

61 Table POL12_3: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Ivanka Trump ...... 250

62 Table POL12_4: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Donald Trump Jr...... 254

63 Table POL12_5: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Eric Trump ...... 258

64 Table POL13: Do you approve or disapprove of the way President-elect Joe Biden is handling his presidential transition? ...... 262

65 Table POL14_1: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President- elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Antony Blinken, Secretary of State ...... 266

66 Table POL14_2: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President- elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Janet Yellen, Secretary of the Treasury ...... 270

67 Table POL14_3: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President- elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Neera Tanden, Office of Management and Budget Director ...... 274

68 Table POL14_4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President- elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Ron Klain, White House Chief of Staff ...... 278

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69 Table POL14_5: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President- elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? John Kerry, Special Presidential Envoy for Climate ...... 282

70 Table POL14_6: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President- elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Jake Sullivan, National Security Advisor ...... 286

71 Table POL14_7: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President- elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Brian Deese, National Economic Council Director ...... 290

72 Table POL14_8: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President- elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Cecil Rouse, Council of Economic Advisers Chairwoman ...... 294

73 Table POL14_9: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President- elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Alejandro Mayorkas, Secretary of Homeland Security ...... 298

74 Table POL14_10: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President- elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Avril Haines, Director of National Intelligence ...... 302

75 Table POL14_11: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President- elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Linda Thomas-Greenfield, United Nations Ambassador ...... 306

76 Table POL15: Do you think that the use of marijuana should be made legal in the United States, or not? 310

77 Table POL16: As you may know, the U.S. House of Representatives recently voted to legalize marijuana at the federal level. Based on what you know, do you support or oppose the House’s vote to legalize marijuana? ...... 314

78 Table POLdem1_1: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Janet Yellen ...... 318

79 Table POLdem1_2: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Antony Blinken ...... 321

80 Table POLdem1_3: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Ron Klain324

81 Table POLdem1_4: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Neera Tanden ...... 327

82 Table POLdem1_5: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Rahm Emanuel ...... 330

83 Table POLdem1_6: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Deb Haaland ...... 333

84 Table POLdem1_7: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Tom Udall336

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85 Table POLdem1_8: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Michael Connor ...... 339

86 Table POLdem1_9: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? John Kerry342

87 Table POLdem1_10: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Avril Haines ...... 345

88 Table POLdem1_11: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Linda Thomas-Greenfield ...... 348

89 Table POLdem1_12: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Jake Sullivan ...... 351

90 Table POLdem1_13: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Cecilia Rouse ...... 354

91 Table POLdem1_14: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Ale- jandro Mayorkas ...... 357

92 Table POLdem1_15: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Tammy Duckworth ...... 360

93 Table POLdem1_16: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Michèle Flournoy ...... 363

94 Table POLdem1_17: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Doug Jones ...... 366

95 Table POLdem1_18: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Merrick Garland ...... 369

96 Table POLdem1_19: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Jeh Johnson ...... 372

97 Table POLdem1_20: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Sally Yates ...... 375

98 Table POLdem1_21: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Andrew Yang ...... 378

99 Table POLdem1_22: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Pete Buttigieg ...... 381

100 Table POLdem1_23: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Keisha Lance Bottoms ...... 384

101 Table POLdem1_24: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Eric Garcetti ...... 387

102 Table POLdem1_25: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Randi Weingarten ...... 390

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103 Table POLdem1_26: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Jay Inslee393

104 Table POLdem1_27: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Mary Nichols ...... 396

105 Table POLdem1_28: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Ernest Moniz ...... 399

106 Table POLdem1_29: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Brian Deese ...... 402

107 Table POLx_1: Next we will look at a list of names that are active in politics. It is a long list, please take the time to go through the list carefully and give an individual answer for each name below. For each person, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or Very Unfavorable opinion of each If you have heard of the person, but do not have an opinion, please mark ’Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person, please mark ’Never Heard Of.’Mitch McConnell ...... 405

108 Table POLx_2: Favorability for Nancy Pelosi ...... 409

109 Table POLx_3: Favorability for Charles Schumer ...... 413

110 Table POLx_4: Favorability for Mike Pence ...... 417

111 Table POLx_5: Favorability for Donald Trump ...... 421

112 Table POLx_6: Favorability for Republicans in Congress ...... 425

113 Table POLx_7: Favorability for Democrats in Congress ...... 429

114 Table POLx_9: Favorability for Kevin McCarthy ...... 433

115 Table POLx_10: Favorability for Joe Biden ...... 437

116 Table POLx_11: Favorability for Kamala Harris ...... 441

117 Summary Statistics of Survey Respondent Demographics ...... 445

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Crosstabulation Results by Respondent Demographics

Table P1: Now, generally speaking, would you say that things in the country are going in the right direction, or have they pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track? Demographic Right Direction Wrong Track Total N Registered Voters 27%(547) 73%(1443) 1990 Gender: Male 33%(307) 67%(625) 931 Gender: Female 23%(240) 77%(818) 1059 Age: 18-34 29%(146) 71%(354) 500 Age: 35-44 31%(93) 69%(209) 302 Age: 45-64 27%(198) 73%(526) 725 Age: 65+ 24%(110) 76%(353) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 29%(47) 71%(114) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 30%(155) 70%(368) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 28%(137) 72%(358) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 25%(183) 75%(547) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 19%(155) 81%(642) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 21%(116) 79%(429) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 43%(276) 57%(372) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 23%(78) 77%(260) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 17%(77) 83%(382) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 25%(65) 75%(194) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 18%(51) 82%(235) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 49%(164) 51%(171) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 36%(112) 64%(202) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 17%(110) 83%(525) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 24%(129) 76%(410) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 41%(285) 59%(412) 697 Educ: < College 27%(343) 73%(909) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 26%(122) 74%(348) 471 Educ: Post-grad 31%(82) 69%(186) 268 Income: Under 50k 26%(279) 74%(783) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 28%(176) 72%(459) 635 Income: 100k+ 31%(92) 69%(201) 293 Continued on next page

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Table P1: Now, generally speaking, would you say that things in the country are going in the right direction, or have they pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track? Demographic Right Direction Wrong Track Total N Registered Voters 27%(547) 73%(1443) 1990 Ethnicity: White 28%(452) 72%(1158) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 36%(69) 64%(124) 193 Ethnicity: Black 26%(66) 74%(186) 252 Ethnicity: Other 23%(29) 77%(99) 128 All Christian 30%(291) 70%(668) 959 All Non-Christian 29%(28) 71%(68) 96 Atheist 20%(17) 80%(71) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 28%(136) 72%(357) 494 Something Else 21%(74) 79%(278) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 29%(33) 71%(80) 112 Evangelical 35%(196) 65%(366) 561 Non-Evangelical 22%(157) 78%(565) 722 Community: Urban 27%(151) 73%(404) 555 Community: Suburban 25%(230) 75%(689) 919 Community: Rural 32%(166) 68%(350) 516 Employ: Private Sector 30%(183) 70%(421) 604 Employ: Government 32%(42) 68%(90) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 29%(43) 71%(106) 149 Employ: Homemaker 24%(29) 76%(94) 123 Employ: Student 24%(19) 76%(60) 79 Employ: Retired 27%(138) 73%(380) 517 Employ: Unemployed 24%(66) 76%(214) 280 Employ: Other 27%(28) 73%(78) 106 Military HH: Yes 30%(103) 70%(244) 347 Military HH: No 27%(444) 73%(1199) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 100%(547) — (0) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track — (0) 100%(1443) 1443 Trump Job Approve 44%(351) 56%(443) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 16%(179) 84%(970) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table P1: Now, generally speaking, would you say that things in the country are going in the right direction, or have they pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track? Demographic Right Direction Wrong Track Total N Registered Voters 27%(547) 73%(1443) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 49%(253) 51%(264) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 35%(98) 65%(180) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 23%(43) 77%(144) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 14%(136) 86%(826) 962 Favorable of Trump 44%(345) 56%(441) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 16%(189) 84%(971) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 50%(252) 50%(255) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 33%(93) 67%(186) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 26%(41) 74%(117) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 15%(148) 85%(854) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 28%(204) 72%(532) 736 #1 Issue: Security 44%(87) 56%(109) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 21%(77) 79%(289) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 23%(67) 77%(221) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 34%(38) 66%(74) 112 #1 Issue: Education 39%(30) 61%(46) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 25%(18) 75%(54) 72 #1 Issue: Other 18%(26) 82%(117) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 17%(131) 83%(619) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 42%(238) 58%(324) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 18%(130) 82%(578) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 42%(279) 58%(387) 666 2016 Vote: Other 22%(28) 78%(99) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 23%(111) 77%(378) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 28%(344) 72%(891) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 27%(203) 73%(552) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 20%(176) 80%(704) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 41%(200) 59%(284) 484 2012 Vote: Other 34%(18) 66%(35) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 27%(153) 73%(418) 571 Continued on next page

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Table Q172: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic Approve Approve Disapprove Disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 26%(516) 14%(278) 9%(187) 48%(962) 2%(46) 1990 Gender: Male 30%(277) 15%(138) 8%(75) 45%(421) 2%(21) 931 Gender: Female 23%(239) 13%(140) 11%(112) 51%(541) 2%(26) 1059 Age: 18-34 19%(95) 15%(76) 12%(62) 49%(246) 4%(21) 500 Age: 35-44 25%(77) 15%(47) 11%(33) 45%(137) 3%(9) 302 Age: 45-64 27%(198) 14%(101) 9%(68) 48%(347) 2%(12) 725 Age: 65+ 32%(147) 12%(55) 5%(25) 50%(232) 1%(4) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 11%(18) 14%(23) 13%(21) 54%(87) 8%(12) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 24%(124) 15%(80) 12%(63) 46%(243) 3%(15) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 27%(133) 15%(74) 9%(45) 46%(228) 3%(14) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 29%(209) 12%(85) 8%(57) 51%(376) — (3) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 2%(13) 4%(34) 9%(71) 84%(670) 1%(9) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 17%(92) 18%(99) 15%(82) 44%(240) 6%(32) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 63%(411) 22%(146) 5%(34) 8%(53) 1%(5) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 3%(10) 5%(17) 9%(29) 82%(277) 1%(4) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 1%(3) 4%(17) 9%(42) 86%(393) 1%(5) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 19%(49) 19%(48) 10%(26) 47%(122) 5%(14) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 15%(43) 18%(51) 20%(56) 41%(118) 6%(19) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 65%(218) 22%(72) 6%(20) 7%(22) 1%(3) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 62%(193) 23%(73) 4%(14) 10%(31) 1%(2) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 4%(23) 5%(32) 8%(49) 83%(527) — (3) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 14%(73) 13%(71) 15%(81) 55%(298) 3%(16) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 57%(396) 22%(152) 6%(45) 14%(99) 1%(7) 697 Educ: < College 29%(361) 15%(184) 9%(114) 45%(559) 3%(33) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 22%(103) 13%(63) 10%(47) 52%(246) 2%(10) 471 Educ: Post-grad 19%(51) 11%(31) 10%(26) 59%(157) 1%(3) 268 Income: Under 50k 25%(261) 13%(141) 9%(101) 50%(527) 3%(32) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 28%(181) 16%(100) 8%(54) 46%(291) 2%(10) 635 Income: 100k+ 25%(75) 13%(37) 11%(33) 49%(145) 1%(4) 293 Ethnicity: White 30%(486) 16%(258) 8%(134) 44%(707) 2%(25) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 17%(33) 17%(32) 12%(22) 54%(105) — (1) 193 Ethnicity: Black 4%(11) 5%(11) 13%(34) 71%(179) 7%(17) 252 Continued on next page

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Table Q172: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic Approve Approve Disapprove Disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 26%(516) 14%(278) 9%(187) 48%(962) 2%(46) 1990 Ethnicity: Other 15%(19) 7%(9) 15%(19) 60%(76) 4%(5) 128 All Christian 31%(302) 17%(166) 9%(86) 42%(400) 1%(5) 959 All Non-Christian 18%(17) 5%(5) 12%(12) 60%(58) 5%(5) 96 Atheist 12%(10) 6%(5) 4%(4) 78%(69) — (0) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 17%(86) 12%(58) 9%(43) 57%(282) 5%(24) 494 Something Else 29%(101) 13%(44) 12%(42) 43%(154) 3%(12) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 18%(21) 8%(9) 12%(14) 57%(64) 5%(5) 112 Evangelical 41%(230) 17%(98) 10%(56) 30%(166) 2%(11) 561 Non-Evangelical 23%(167) 15%(106) 9%(68) 52%(376) 1%(6) 722 Community: Urban 17%(94) 12%(69) 13%(71) 55%(306) 3%(15) 555 Community: Suburban 25%(232) 14%(128) 9%(83) 50%(458) 2%(17) 919 Community: Rural 37%(191) 16%(81) 6%(33) 38%(198) 3%(14) 516 Employ: Private Sector 26%(157) 16%(96) 13%(77) 44%(265) 1%(9) 604 Employ: Government 21%(27) 14%(18) 11%(14) 52%(69) 3%(3) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 25%(38) 11%(16) 7%(10) 52%(78) 5%(8) 149 Employ: Homemaker 39%(48) 19%(24) 7%(9) 33%(40) 1%(2) 123 Employ: Student 7%(5) 17%(14) 15%(12) 58%(46) 2%(2) 79 Employ: Retired 33%(171) 11%(55) 6%(29) 50%(260) 1%(3) 517 Employ: Unemployed 17%(49) 17%(48) 8%(22) 54%(150) 4%(11) 280 Employ: Other 20%(22) 7%(8) 12%(13) 52%(55) 8%(9) 106 Military HH: Yes 28%(98) 15%(52) 9%(31) 47%(162) 1%(4) 347 Military HH: No 25%(418) 14%(226) 10%(156) 49%(801) 3%(42) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 46%(253) 18%(98) 8%(43) 25%(136) 3%(17) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 18%(264) 12%(180) 10%(144) 57%(826) 2%(29) 1443 Trump Job Approve 65%(516) 35%(278) — (0) — (0) — (0) 794 Trump Job Disapprove — (0) — (0) 16%(187) 84%(962) — (0) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 100%(516) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve — (0) 100%(278) — (0) — (0) — (0) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove — (0) — (0) 100%(187) — (0) — (0) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove — (0) — (0) — (0) 100%(962) — (0) 962 Continued on next page

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Table Q172: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic Approve Approve Disapprove Disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 26%(516) 14%(278) 9%(187) 48%(962) 2%(46) 1990 Favorable of Trump 64%(501) 31%(243) 3%(23) 2%(12) 1%(6) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 1%(10) 3%(30) 14%(159) 81%(939) 2%(21) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 92%(465) 5%(27) 1%(4) 1%(7) 1%(4) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 13%(36) 78%(216) 7%(19) 2%(6) 1%(2) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 1%(2) 16%(25) 67%(106) 9%(14) 7%(11) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 1%(8) 1%(5) 5%(54) 92%(925) 1%(10) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 31%(230) 18%(136) 11%(85) 37%(271) 2%(16) 736 #1 Issue: Security 59%(116) 18%(36) 5%(10) 16%(32) 1%(2) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 10%(35) 9%(34) 9%(33) 71%(260) 1%(4) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 26%(73) 13%(38) 7%(21) 53%(152) 2%(4) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 12%(14) 9%(11) 14%(15) 60%(68) 4%(5) 112 #1 Issue: Education 18%(13) 18%(14) 11%(9) 43%(33) 11%(8) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 7%(5) 8%(5) 10%(7) 72%(51) 4%(3) 72 #1 Issue: Other 21%(30) 4%(5) 5%(7) 68%(97) 3%(4) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 3%(19) 5%(38) 8%(61) 83%(620) 2%(11) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 61%(340) 22%(126) 7%(38) 9%(52) 1%(6) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 3%(19) 4%(27) 8%(56) 84%(598) 1%(9) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 60%(397) 24%(157) 7%(46) 8%(55) 2%(11) 666 2016 Vote: Other 7%(9) 19%(24) 18%(23) 53%(66) 3%(4) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 19%(92) 15%(71) 13%(62) 50%(242) 5%(23) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 27%(331) 13%(157) 8%(102) 51%(630) 1%(15) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 25%(186) 16%(121) 11%(85) 44%(332) 4%(31) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 9%(76) 8%(68) 9%(82) 73%(638) 2%(15) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 57%(274) 22%(106) 6%(30) 14%(68) 1%(6) 484 2012 Vote: Other 44%(23) 19%(10) 8%(4) 26%(14) 3%(1) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 25%(143) 16%(94) 12%(71) 42%(240) 4%(24) 571 4-Region: Northeast 21%(74) 16%(56) 10%(35) 52%(184) 2%(6) 355 4-Region: Midwest 29%(134) 14%(65) 10%(45) 45%(205) 2%(7) 457 4-Region: South 29%(219) 14%(106) 9%(70) 44%(325) 3%(23) 743 4-Region: West 21%(90) 12%(51) 8%(36) 57%(248) 2%(10) 435 Continued on next page

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Table Q172NET: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? Don’t Know / No Demographic Total Approve Total Disapprove Opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(794) 58%(1149) 2%(46) 1990 Gender: Male 45%(415) 53%(496) 2%(21) 931 Gender: Female 36%(380) 62%(654) 2%(26) 1059 Age: 18-34 34%(170) 62%(308) 4%(21) 500 Age: 35-44 41%(124) 56%(170) 3%(9) 302 Age: 45-64 41%(298) 57%(415) 2%(12) 725 Age: 65+ 44%(202) 55%(257) 1%(4) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 25%(41) 67%(108) 8%(12) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 39%(203) 58%(305) 3%(15) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 42%(207) 55%(274) 3%(14) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 40%(294) 59%(433) — (3) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 6%(47) 93%(741) 1%(9) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 35%(191) 59%(322) 6%(32) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 86%(557) 13%(86) 1%(5) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 8%(27) 91%(306) 1%(4) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 4%(20) 95%(434) 1%(5) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 38%(98) 57%(148) 5%(14) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 33%(93) 61%(174) 6%(19) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 87%(290) 12%(42) 1%(3) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 85%(267) 14%(45) 1%(2) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 9%(55) 91%(576) — (3) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 27%(144) 70%(379) 3%(16) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 79%(547) 21%(143) 1%(7) 697 Educ: < College 44%(546) 54%(673) 3%(33) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 35%(167) 62%(293) 2%(10) 471 Educ: Post-grad 31%(82) 68%(183) 1%(3) 268 Income: Under 50k 38%(402) 59%(627) 3%(32) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 44%(281) 54%(345) 2%(10) 635 Income: 100k+ 38%(112) 60%(177) 1%(4) 293 Ethnicity: White 46%(744) 52%(841) 2%(25) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 34%(65) 66%(127) — (1) 193 Ethnicity: Black 9%(22) 84%(213) 7%(17) 252 Continued on next page

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Table Q172NET: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? Don’t Know / No Demographic Total Approve Total Disapprove Opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(794) 58%(1149) 2%(46) 1990 Ethnicity: Other 22%(28) 74%(95) 4%(5) 128 All Christian 49%(468) 51%(486) 1%(5) 959 All Non-Christian 22%(22) 72%(69) 5%(5) 96 Atheist 17%(15) 83%(73) — (0) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 29%(144) 66%(326) 5%(24) 494 Something Else 41%(145) 56%(196) 3%(12) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 26%(30) 69%(77) 5%(5) 112 Evangelical 58%(328) 40%(222) 2%(11) 561 Non-Evangelical 38%(272) 61%(443) 1%(6) 722 Community: Urban 29%(163) 68%(377) 3%(15) 555 Community: Suburban 39%(360) 59%(541) 2%(17) 919 Community: Rural 53%(271) 45%(231) 3%(14) 516 Employ: Private Sector 42%(253) 57%(342) 1%(9) 604 Employ: Government 34%(45) 63%(83) 3%(3) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 36%(53) 59%(88) 5%(8) 149 Employ: Homemaker 59%(72) 40%(49) 1%(2) 123 Employ: Student 24%(19) 74%(58) 2%(2) 79 Employ: Retired 44%(225) 56%(289) 1%(3) 517 Employ: Unemployed 35%(97) 61%(172) 4%(11) 280 Employ: Other 28%(30) 64%(68) 8%(9) 106 Military HH: Yes 43%(150) 56%(193) 1%(4) 347 Military HH: No 39%(644) 58%(957) 3%(42) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 64%(351) 33%(179) 3%(17) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 31%(443) 67%(970) 2%(29) 1443 Trump Job Approve 100%(794) — (0) — (0) 794 Trump Job Disapprove — (0) 100%(1149) — (0) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 100%(516) — (0) — (0) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 100%(278) — (0) — (0) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove — (0) 100%(187) — (0) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove — (0) 100%(962) — (0) 962 Continued on next page

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Table Q172NET: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? Don’t Know / No Demographic Total Approve Total Disapprove Opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(794) 58%(1149) 2%(46) 1990 Favorable of Trump 95%(744) 4%(35) 1%(6) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 3%(40) 95%(1099) 2%(21) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 97%(492) 2%(11) 1%(4) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 90%(252) 9%(25) 1%(2) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 17%(27) 76%(120) 7%(11) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 1%(13) 98%(979) 1%(10) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 50%(365) 48%(355) 2%(16) 736 #1 Issue: Security 77%(152) 22%(43) 1%(2) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 19%(69) 80%(293) 1%(4) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 39%(111) 60%(172) 2%(4) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 22%(25) 74%(83) 4%(5) 112 #1 Issue: Education 35%(27) 54%(41) 11%(8) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 14%(10) 82%(58) 4%(3) 72 #1 Issue: Other 25%(35) 72%(104) 3%(4) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 8%(57) 91%(681) 2%(11) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 83%(466) 16%(90) 1%(6) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 6%(46) 92%(653) 1%(9) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 83%(554) 15%(101) 2%(11) 666 2016 Vote: Other 26%(32) 71%(90) 3%(4) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 33%(163) 62%(304) 5%(23) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 39%(487) 59%(733) 1%(15) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 41%(307) 55%(417) 4%(31) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 16%(144) 82%(720) 2%(15) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 78%(380) 20%(99) 1%(6) 484 2012 Vote: Other 63%(33) 34%(18) 3%(1) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 41%(236) 54%(311) 4%(24) 571 4-Region: Northeast 36%(129) 62%(220) 2%(6) 355 4-Region: Midwest 44%(199) 55%(251) 2%(7) 457 4-Region: South 44%(325) 53%(395) 3%(23) 743 4-Region: West 32%(141) 65%(284) 2%(10) 435 Continued on next page

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Table Q172NET: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? Don’t Know / No Demographic Total Approve Total Disapprove Opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(794) 58%(1149) 2%(46) 1990 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 6%(56) 93%(866) 1%(13) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 85%(647) 15%(112) 1%(6) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table P3: Now, thinking about your vote, what would you say is the top set of issues on your mind when you cast your vote for federal offices such as U.S. Senate or Congress?

Economic Security Health Education Issues – Issues – Care Issues Women’s Issues – like Energy Issues like taxes, like – like the Seniors Issues – school – like carbon wages, terrorism, 2010 health Issues – like birth standards, emissions, jobs, foreign care law, like control, class sizes, cost of unemploy- policy, and Medicaid, Medicare abortion, school choice, electric- ment, and border other and Social and equal and student ity/gasoline, Demographic spending security challenges Security pay loans or renewables Other: Total N Registered Voters 37%(736) 10%(197) 18%(366) 14%(288) 6%(112) 4%(76) 4%(72) 7%(143) 1990 Gender: Male 39%(364) 10%(96) 18%(164) 17%(157) 2%(16) 4%(36) 4%(37) 7%(62) 931 Gender: Female 35%(373) 9%(100) 19%(202) 12%(131) 9%(96) 4%(41) 3%(35) 8%(81) 1059 Age: 18-34 41%(206) 7%(34) 17%(84) 2%(9) 14%(72) 8%(41) 6%(31) 5%(24) 500 Age: 35-44 45%(137) 10%(31) 20%(59) 5%(14) 5%(16) 6%(17) 5%(14) 4%(13) 302 Age: 45-64 40%(287) 9%(68) 23%(164) 13%(91) 2%(16) 2%(16) 2%(17) 9%(65) 725 Age: 65+ 23%(106) 14%(63) 13%(58) 38%(174) 2%(9) — (2) 2%(10) 9%(41) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 30%(48) 4%(7) 15%(24) 1%(1) 23%(37) 13%(20) 8%(12) 8%(12) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 46%(241) 9%(48) 19%(98) 3%(17) 8%(40) 5%(28) 6%(31) 4%(19) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 45%(224) 10%(48) 21%(104) 7%(36) 4%(19) 4%(21) 2%(9) 7%(34) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 28%(206) 11%(78) 18%(134) 28%(207) 2%(11) 1%(6) 2%(16) 10%(71) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 30%(238) 3%(28) 25%(203) 15%(116) 7%(59) 4%(34) 6%(45) 9%(74) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 38%(208) 7%(38) 18%(97) 15%(82) 7%(36) 5%(28) 3%(18) 7%(38) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 45%(290) 20%(130) 10%(66) 14%(90) 3%(17) 2%(15) 1%(9) 5%(31) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 32%(109) 5%(18) 26%(87) 16%(55) 2%(6) 5%(16) 7%(23) 7%(24) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 28%(129) 2%(10) 25%(115) 13%(60) 11%(53) 4%(18) 5%(23) 11%(50) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 35%(91) 8%(20) 20%(51) 18%(46) 1%(3) 5%(13) 4%(9) 10%(26) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 41%(117) 6%(18) 16%(45) 13%(36) 12%(34) 5%(15) 3%(8) 4%(12) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 49%(164) 17%(58) 8%(25) 17%(56) 2%(7) 2%(7) 2%(5) 4%(12) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 40%(126) 23%(72) 13%(41) 11%(35) 3%(10) 2%(8) 1%(3) 6%(19) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 27%(170) 4%(23) 27%(174) 14%(91) 9%(57) 4%(24) 7%(42) 9%(54) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 40%(216) 5%(28) 20%(106) 17%(89) 4%(23) 4%(24) 3%(15) 7%(38) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 44%(304) 20%(140) 10%(68) 14%(94) 3%(18) 2%(17) 2%(11) 6%(44) 697 Continued on next page

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Table P3: Now, thinking about your vote, what would you say is the top set of issues on your mind when you cast your vote for federal offices such as U.S. Senate or Congress?

Economic Security Health Education Issues – Issues – Care Issues Women’s Issues – like Energy Issues like taxes, like – like the Seniors Issues – school – like carbon wages, terrorism, 2010 health Issues – like birth standards, emissions, jobs, foreign care law, like control, class sizes, cost of unemploy- policy, and Medicaid, Medicare abortion, school choice, electric- ment, and border other and Social and equal and student ity/gasoline, Demographic spending security challenges Security pay loans or renewables Other: Total N Registered Voters 37%(736) 10%(197) 18%(366) 14%(288) 6%(112) 4%(76) 4%(72) 7%(143) 1990 Educ: < College 37%(463) 10%(131) 17%(212) 16%(199) 6%(71) 4%(52) 3%(38) 7%(85) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 36%(169) 9%(41) 22%(102) 13%(61) 6%(30) 3%(13) 4%(17) 8%(38) 471 Educ: Post-grad 39%(105) 9%(25) 19%(52) 10%(28) 4%(12) 4%(11) 6%(16) 8%(20) 268 Income: Under 50k 35%(371) 10%(104) 19%(205) 16%(170) 6%(60) 5%(53) 3%(29) 7%(71) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 38%(243) 9%(58) 18%(113) 15%(93) 6%(40) 3%(18) 4%(25) 7%(45) 635 Income: 100k+ 42%(123) 12%(35) 16%(48) 9%(25) 4%(11) 2%(6) 6%(17) 9%(27) 293 Ethnicity: White 37%(597) 11%(184) 17%(281) 16%(252) 5%(85) 3%(47) 3%(54) 7%(109) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 41%(80) 7%(14) 18%(34) 7%(14) 9%(17) 7%(13) 4%(7) 7%(14) 193 Ethnicity: Black 41%(102) 2%(5) 21%(53) 10%(25) 7%(17) 8%(20) 5%(12) 7%(18) 252 Ethnicity: Other 29%(37) 6%(7) 25%(32) 9%(11) 8%(10) 8%(10) 4%(5) 12%(16) 128 All Christian 38%(363) 12%(116) 18%(172) 18%(173) 2%(23) 3%(25) 2%(23) 7%(64) 959 All Non-Christian 32%(31) 11%(11) 19%(18) 11%(11) 6%(6) 8%(8) 6%(6) 7%(7) 96 Atheist 37%(33) 4%(4) 23%(21) 11%(10) 6%(5) 3%(2) 8%(7) 8%(7) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 36%(180) 7%(35) 21%(103) 10%(49) 10%(50) 3%(15) 5%(23) 8%(40) 494 Something Else 37%(131) 9%(31) 15%(52) 13%(46) 8%(28) 7%(26) 4%(13) 7%(26) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 31%(35) 13%(14) 19%(21) 11%(13) 5%(6) 8%(8) 6%(7) 7%(8) 112 Evangelical 37%(206) 15%(82) 17%(93) 17%(93) 4%(24) 5%(28) 2%(12) 4%(24) 561 Non-Evangelical 39%(278) 9%(62) 18%(127) 17%(121) 4%(28) 3%(20) 3%(22) 9%(64) 722 Community: Urban 38%(211) 8%(45) 21%(117) 11%(62) 7%(38) 6%(31) 4%(23) 5%(28) 555 Community: Suburban 39%(354) 10%(88) 19%(172) 14%(128) 6%(52) 2%(17) 4%(36) 8%(73) 919 Community: Rural 33%(171) 12%(64) 15%(77) 19%(98) 4%(22) 6%(29) 3%(13) 8%(41) 516 Continued on next page

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Table P3: Now, thinking about your vote, what would you say is the top set of issues on your mind when you cast your vote for federal offices such as U.S. Senate or Congress?

Economic Security Health Education Issues – Issues – Care Issues Women’s Issues – like Energy Issues like taxes, like – like the Seniors Issues – school – like carbon wages, terrorism, 2010 health Issues – like birth standards, emissions, jobs, foreign care law, like control, class sizes, cost of unemploy- policy, and Medicaid, Medicare abortion, school choice, electric- ment, and border other and Social and equal and student ity/gasoline, Demographic spending security challenges Security pay loans or renewables Other: Total N Registered Voters 37%(736) 10%(197) 18%(366) 14%(288) 6%(112) 4%(76) 4%(72) 7%(143) 1990 Employ: Private Sector 46%(276) 10%(60) 19%(112) 7%(43) 6%(35) 3%(16) 5%(29) 5%(33) 604 Employ: Government 46%(61) 10%(13) 17%(23) 8%(10) 6%(7) 6%(8) 3%(4) 3%(4) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 37%(55) 10%(15) 18%(27) 4%(6) 11%(16) 9%(13) 3%(5) 9%(13) 149 Employ: Homemaker 38%(46) 13%(15) 22%(27) 8%(10) 6%(7) 4%(5) 3%(4) 8%(9) 123 Employ: Student 29%(23) 5%(4) 23%(18) 1%(0) 15%(12) 15%(12) 7%(6) 6%(5) 79 Employ: Retired 23%(120) 13%(68) 15%(80) 35%(183) 1%(6) — (2) 2%(12) 9%(46) 517 Employ: Unemployed 42%(117) 5%(14) 20%(56) 9%(24) 8%(23) 5%(13) 4%(10) 8%(22) 280 Employ: Other 36%(38) 7%(8) 22%(24) 11%(11) 5%(5) 7%(7) 2%(2) 10%(11) 106 Military HH: Yes 31%(106) 12%(41) 20%(69) 21%(73) 4%(13) 5%(18) 2%(8) 5%(19) 347 Military HH: No 38%(630) 9%(156) 18%(297) 13%(215) 6%(99) 4%(58) 4%(63) 8%(124) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 37%(204) 16%(87) 14%(77) 12%(67) 7%(38) 6%(30) 3%(18) 5%(26) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 37%(532) 8%(109) 20%(289) 15%(221) 5%(74) 3%(46) 4%(54) 8%(117) 1443 Trump Job Approve 46%(365) 19%(152) 9%(69) 14%(111) 3%(25) 3%(27) 1%(10) 4%(35) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 31%(355) 4%(43) 26%(293) 15%(172) 7%(83) 4%(41) 5%(58) 9%(104) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 44%(230) 22%(116) 7%(35) 14%(73) 3%(14) 3%(13) 1%(5) 6%(30) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 49%(136) 13%(36) 12%(34) 14%(38) 4%(11) 5%(14) 2%(5) 2%(5) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 45%(85) 6%(10) 18%(33) 11%(21) 8%(15) 5%(9) 4%(7) 4%(7) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 28%(271) 3%(32) 27%(260) 16%(152) 7%(68) 3%(33) 5%(51) 10%(97) 962 Favorable of Trump 46%(359) 20%(155) 9%(67) 14%(109) 3%(25) 3%(24) 2%(12) 5%(36) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 31%(359) 4%(42) 25%(294) 15%(174) 7%(85) 4%(46) 5%(58) 9%(102) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 44%(223) 23%(119) 7%(35) 14%(70) 3%(14) 3%(14) 1%(3) 6%(28) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 49%(135) 13%(36) 11%(32) 14%(38) 4%(11) 4%(10) 3%(9) 3%(7) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 41%(65) 6%(9) 22%(34) 11%(18) 6%(10) 8%(12) 4%(6) 3%(4) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 29%(294) 3%(33) 26%(260) 16%(156) 7%(75) 3%(34) 5%(52) 10%(98) 1002 Continued on next page

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Table P3: Now, thinking about your vote, what would you say is the top set of issues on your mind when you cast your vote for federal offices such as U.S. Senate or Congress?

Economic Security Health Education Issues – Issues – Care Issues Women’s Issues – like Energy Issues like taxes, like – like the Seniors Issues – school – like carbon wages, terrorism, 2010 health Issues – like birth standards, emissions, jobs, foreign care law, like control, class sizes, cost of unemploy- policy, and Medicaid, Medicare abortion, school choice, electric- ment, and border other and Social and equal and student ity/gasoline, Demographic spending security challenges Security pay loans or renewables Other: Total N Registered Voters 37%(736) 10%(197) 18%(366) 14%(288) 6%(112) 4%(76) 4%(72) 7%(143) 1990 #1 Issue: Economy 100%(736) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 736 #1 Issue: Security — (0) 100%(197) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care — (0) — (0) 100%(366) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security — (0) — (0) — (0) 100%(288) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 100%(112) — (0) — (0) — (0) 112 #1 Issue: Education — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 100%(76) — (0) — (0) 76 #1 Issue: Energy — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 100%(72) — (0) 72 #1 Issue: Other — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 100%(143) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 30%(227) 4%(29) 25%(190) 17%(127) 5%(37) 3%(24) 6%(44) 10%(72) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 43%(243) 21%(117) 8%(46) 15%(86) 3%(16) 2%(12) 2%(10) 6%(31) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 30%(210) 4%(30) 26%(184) 17%(123) 5%(39) 4%(26) 5%(34) 9%(64) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 45%(302) 19%(130) 9%(63) 15%(100) 2%(14) 2%(12) 1%(9) 5%(35) 666 2016 Vote: Other 37%(47) 3%(4) 17%(22) 20%(25) 7%(9) 2%(2) 6%(8) 7%(9) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 36%(177) 7%(33) 20%(96) 8%(40) 10%(50) 7%(36) 4%(22) 7%(35) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 36%(449) 11%(131) 18%(219) 18%(217) 4%(48) 3%(32) 3%(39) 8%(100) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 38%(288) 9%(66) 19%(147) 9%(71) 9%(64) 6%(44) 4%(32) 6%(43) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 33%(294) 5%(47) 23%(204) 18%(154) 4%(37) 3%(27) 4%(38) 9%(78) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 41%(198) 19%(94) 10%(48) 17%(81) 3%(14) 2%(10) 1%(7) 7%(32) 484 2012 Vote: Other 44%(23) 8%(4) 8%(4) 24%(13) 3%(2) 1%(1) 7%(4) 4%(2) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 38%(219) 9%(52) 19%(109) 7%(40) 10%(58) 7%(39) 4%(23) 5%(30) 571 4-Region: Northeast 41%(145) 8%(29) 18%(64) 12%(43) 7%(23) 4%(15) 3%(10) 7%(26) 355 4-Region: Midwest 34%(156) 11%(48) 22%(99) 12%(57) 7%(32) 4%(17) 3%(13) 8%(34) 457 4-Region: South 37%(278) 11%(84) 17%(126) 16%(120) 4%(26) 4%(28) 4%(32) 7%(49) 743 4-Region: West 36%(157) 8%(36) 18%(76) 16%(68) 7%(31) 4%(17) 4%(16) 8%(34) 435 Continued on next page

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Table P3: Now, thinking about your vote, what would you say is the top set of issues on your mind when you cast your vote for federal offices such as U.S. Senate or Congress?

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Table POL1_1: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The economy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 42%(842) 41%(825) 16%(323) 1990 Gender: Male 40%(376) 47%(437) 13%(118) 931 Gender: Female 44%(466) 37%(388) 19%(205) 1059 Age: 18-34 46%(230) 34%(172) 20%(98) 500 Age: 35-44 39%(119) 40%(120) 21%(63) 302 Age: 45-64 43%(309) 44%(315) 14%(101) 725 Age: 65+ 40%(184) 47%(218) 13%(61) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 51%(82) 25%(40) 24%(39) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 43%(223) 38%(201) 19%(99) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 40%(197) 43%(212) 17%(86) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 43%(314) 44%(321) 13%(95) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 80%(638) 8%(62) 12%(96) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 31%(170) 39%(212) 30%(164) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 5%(34) 85%(551) 10%(63) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 79%(268) 10%(33) 11%(38) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 81%(371) 6%(29) 13%(59) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 32%(83) 47%(123) 20%(53) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 30%(87) 31%(89) 39%(111) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 8%(25) 84%(282) 8%(28) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 3%(9) 86%(270) 11%(35) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 79%(499) 10%(65) 11%(70) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 45%(243) 33%(179) 22%(117) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 10%(73) 79%(549) 11%(76) 697 Educ: < College 39%(482) 42%(528) 19%(242) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 47%(223) 42%(197) 11%(51) 471 Educ: Post-grad 51%(137) 37%(100) 11%(30) 268 Income: Under 50k 44%(468) 37%(393) 19%(201) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 39%(247) 47%(298) 14%(90) 635 Income: 100k+ 43%(127) 46%(134) 11%(32) 293 Ethnicity: White 38%(605) 47%(749) 16%(256) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 44%(84) 38%(73) 18%(35) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_1: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The economy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 42%(842) 41%(825) 16%(323) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 67%(170) 15%(39) 17%(44) 252 Ethnicity: Other 53%(68) 29%(37) 18%(23) 128 All Christian 36%(344) 51%(494) 13%(121) 959 All Non-Christian 64%(62) 26%(25) 10%(9) 96 Atheist 69%(61) 20%(18) 10%(9) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 48%(237) 30%(146) 22%(110) 494 Something Else 39%(138) 40%(142) 21%(73) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 59%(66) 32%(36) 9%(10) 112 Evangelical 28%(157) 56%(317) 16%(88) 561 Non-Evangelical 43%(313) 42%(306) 14%(104) 722 Community: Urban 52%(287) 31%(172) 17%(96) 555 Community: Suburban 42%(385) 43%(395) 15%(138) 919 Community: Rural 33%(169) 50%(258) 17%(89) 516 Employ: Private Sector 43%(258) 43%(258) 15%(88) 604 Employ: Government 44%(58) 42%(55) 14%(18) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 43%(64) 42%(62) 16%(23) 149 Employ: Homemaker 26%(32) 58%(71) 17%(20) 123 Employ: Student 53%(42) 29%(23) 18%(14) 79 Employ: Retired 40%(206) 46%(239) 14%(73) 517 Employ: Unemployed 47%(132) 30%(85) 22%(62) 280 Employ: Other 46%(49) 30%(32) 23%(25) 106 Military HH: Yes 34%(119) 51%(177) 15%(51) 347 Military HH: No 44%(723) 39%(649) 17%(272) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 27%(146) 61%(334) 12%(67) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 48%(696) 34%(491) 18%(255) 1443 Trump Job Approve 6%(44) 84%(665) 11%(85) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 69%(793) 13%(148) 18%(208) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_1: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The economy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 42%(842) 41%(825) 16%(323) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(17) 89%(462) 7%(37) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 10%(27) 73%(203) 17%(48) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 40%(74) 28%(52) 32%(60) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 75%(719) 10%(95) 15%(148) 962 Favorable of Trump 5%(36) 85%(670) 10%(80) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 69%(800) 13%(148) 18%(212) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(14) 91%(463) 6%(30) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 8%(23) 74%(206) 18%(50) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 37%(58) 33%(51) 31%(48) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 74%(742) 10%(97) 16%(164) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 37%(269) 50%(365) 14%(103) 736 #1 Issue: Security 13%(26) 77%(151) 10%(20) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 57%(210) 25%(93) 17%(63) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 42%(121) 39%(113) 19%(54) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 48%(54) 24%(27) 28%(31) 112 #1 Issue: Education 47%(36) 29%(22) 23%(18) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 63%(45) 18%(13) 19%(14) 72 #1 Issue: Other 56%(80) 29%(42) 15%(21) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 77%(575) 10%(76) 13%(99) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 5%(31) 87%(489) 7%(41) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 79%(561) 9%(61) 12%(86) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 6%(41) 84%(558) 10%(67) 666 2016 Vote: Other 29%(37) 42%(53) 29%(36) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 41%(202) 31%(154) 27%(134) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 46%(567) 43%(528) 11%(140) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 36%(275) 39%(297) 24%(183) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 66%(580) 20%(176) 14%(123) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 8%(39) 81%(394) 10%(51) 484 2012 Vote: Other 15%(8) 63%(33) 22%(12) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 37%(213) 39%(221) 24%(137) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_1: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The economy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 42%(842) 41%(825) 16%(323) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 45%(160) 37%(132) 18%(63) 355 4-Region: Midwest 41%(188) 41%(188) 18%(81) 457 4-Region: South 37%(276) 48%(354) 15%(113) 743 4-Region: West 50%(218) 35%(152) 15%(66) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 78%(730) 8%(79) 14%(126) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 5%(41) 85%(647) 10%(77) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL1_2: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Jobs Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 44%(873) 41%(808) 16%(309) 1990 Gender: Male 42%(387) 45%(424) 13%(121) 931 Gender: Female 46%(486) 36%(384) 18%(188) 1059 Age: 18-34 48%(241) 33%(165) 19%(94) 500 Age: 35-44 43%(129) 40%(121) 17%(53) 302 Age: 45-64 43%(312) 43%(309) 14%(103) 725 Age: 65+ 41%(191) 46%(212) 13%(60) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 58%(93) 27%(43) 16%(25) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 44%(228) 36%(190) 20%(106) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 41%(202) 43%(212) 16%(81) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 45%(328) 43%(315) 12%(87) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 82%(654) 7%(57) 11%(86) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 32%(174) 38%(208) 30%(164) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 7%(45) 84%(543) 9%(60) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 80%(271) 9%(31) 10%(35) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 83%(383) 6%(25) 11%(50) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 32%(82) 45%(117) 23%(59) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 32%(91) 32%(91) 36%(104) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 10%(33) 82%(275) 8%(26) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 4%(12) 85%(268) 11%(34) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 79%(502) 10%(63) 11%(69) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 47%(256) 32%(172) 21%(111) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 12%(86) 77%(540) 10%(71) 697 Educ: < College 40%(498) 42%(528) 18%(225) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 49%(229) 40%(187) 12%(54) 471 Educ: Post-grad 54%(145) 35%(93) 11%(30) 268 Income: Under 50k 45%(475) 37%(393) 18%(193) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 40%(256) 46%(295) 13%(84) 635 Income: 100k+ 48%(142) 41%(120) 11%(32) 293 Ethnicity: White 39%(628) 46%(743) 15%(238) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 49%(95) 33%(64) 17%(34) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_2: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Jobs Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 44%(873) 41%(808) 16%(309) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 68%(170) 13%(33) 19%(49) 252 Ethnicity: Other 58%(74) 25%(31) 18%(23) 128 All Christian 37%(355) 50%(483) 13%(121) 959 All Non-Christian 67%(65) 26%(25) 7%(7) 96 Atheist 71%(62) 19%(17) 10%(9) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 48%(237) 29%(144) 23%(113) 494 Something Else 44%(154) 40%(140) 17%(60) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 60%(67) 33%(37) 7%(8) 112 Evangelical 31%(176) 55%(308) 14%(77) 561 Non-Evangelical 45%(323) 41%(298) 14%(101) 722 Community: Urban 54%(299) 29%(159) 17%(97) 555 Community: Suburban 43%(399) 42%(390) 14%(130) 919 Community: Rural 34%(175) 50%(259) 16%(82) 516 Employ: Private Sector 45%(274) 40%(241) 15%(89) 604 Employ: Government 46%(60) 39%(52) 15%(20) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 44%(66) 41%(62) 15%(22) 149 Employ: Homemaker 25%(31) 58%(71) 17%(20) 123 Employ: Student 58%(46) 28%(22) 13%(11) 79 Employ: Retired 40%(209) 45%(233) 15%(76) 517 Employ: Unemployed 50%(141) 33%(91) 17%(47) 280 Employ: Other 44%(47) 34%(36) 22%(24) 106 Military HH: Yes 37%(127) 50%(173) 13%(47) 347 Military HH: No 45%(745) 39%(635) 16%(263) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 29%(156) 59%(325) 12%(66) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 50%(717) 33%(482) 17%(244) 1443 Trump Job Approve 7%(55) 83%(661) 10%(78) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 71%(812) 12%(134) 18%(203) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_2: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Jobs Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 44%(873) 41%(808) 16%(309) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 5%(26) 89%(457) 6%(33) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 11%(30) 73%(204) 16%(44) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 41%(77) 28%(52) 31%(57) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 76%(734) 9%(82) 15%(146) 962 Favorable of Trump 6%(48) 84%(664) 9%(74) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 71%(819) 12%(137) 18%(204) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(17) 91%(460) 6%(29) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 11%(31) 73%(203) 16%(44) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 37%(59) 36%(56) 27%(43) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 76%(760) 8%(80) 16%(162) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 36%(263) 49%(362) 15%(111) 736 #1 Issue: Security 16%(32) 75%(148) 9%(17) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 59%(218) 23%(86) 17%(62) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 43%(124) 39%(113) 18%(52) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 58%(64) 22%(25) 20%(23) 112 #1 Issue: Education 52%(40) 32%(25) 16%(12) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 64%(46) 16%(11) 20%(14) 72 #1 Issue: Other 61%(87) 26%(38) 12%(18) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 78%(586) 10%(72) 12%(92) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 7%(37) 86%(481) 8%(43) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 80%(569) 9%(60) 11%(78) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 6%(42) 84%(557) 10%(66) 666 2016 Vote: Other 35%(45) 37%(46) 28%(36) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 44%(216) 29%(144) 26%(130) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 47%(582) 42%(523) 11%(131) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 39%(291) 38%(285) 24%(179) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 68%(597) 19%(166) 13%(116) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 9%(43) 81%(394) 10%(47) 484 2012 Vote: Other 16%(8) 60%(32) 25%(13) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 39%(222) 38%(215) 23%(133) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_2: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Jobs Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 44%(873) 41%(808) 16%(309) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 47%(167) 37%(132) 16%(57) 355 4-Region: Midwest 42%(190) 42%(191) 17%(75) 457 4-Region: South 40%(295) 45%(332) 16%(116) 743 4-Region: West 51%(221) 35%(153) 14%(61) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 80%(752) 8%(72) 12%(112) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 7%(54) 83%(636) 10%(75) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL1_3: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Health care Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 52%(1025) 32%(639) 16%(326) 1990 Gender: Male 50%(464) 35%(328) 15%(139) 931 Gender: Female 53%(561) 29%(311) 18%(187) 1059 Age: 18-34 57%(286) 24%(121) 18%(92) 500 Age: 35-44 50%(151) 32%(95) 18%(56) 302 Age: 45-64 50%(359) 34%(246) 16%(119) 725 Age: 65+ 49%(229) 38%(176) 13%(59) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 66%(106) 19%(30) 16%(25) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 52%(273) 28%(146) 20%(104) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 48%(239) 33%(165) 18%(91) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 52%(380) 35%(254) 13%(96) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 89%(709) 2%(20) 8%(68) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 46%(252) 24%(129) 30%(165) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 10%(64) 76%(490) 15%(94) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 88%(298) 4%(13) 8%(28) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 90%(411) 2%(7) 9%(40) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 50%(129) 27%(69) 24%(61) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 43%(123) 21%(59) 36%(104) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 11%(37) 74%(247) 15%(50) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 8%(26) 78%(244) 14%(44) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 86%(547) 6%(35) 8%(52) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 61%(330) 18%(99) 20%(110) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 16%(112) 69%(478) 15%(108) 697 Educ: < College 46%(580) 34%(422) 20%(249) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 58%(275) 30%(142) 11%(53) 471 Educ: Post-grad 63%(169) 28%(74) 9%(24) 268 Income: Under 50k 52%(552) 29%(304) 19%(206) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 50%(318) 37%(233) 13%(83) 635 Income: 100k+ 53%(154) 35%(102) 13%(37) 293 Ethnicity: White 46%(746) 38%(605) 16%(259) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 59%(114) 21%(41) 19%(38) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_3: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Health care Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 52%(1025) 32%(639) 16%(326) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 75%(190) 6%(15) 19%(47) 252 Ethnicity: Other 69%(89) 15%(19) 16%(20) 128 All Christian 46%(437) 41%(392) 14%(130) 959 All Non-Christian 72%(69) 16%(16) 12%(11) 96 Atheist 78%(68) 14%(12) 8%(7) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 58%(285) 22%(106) 21%(102) 494 Something Else 47%(165) 32%(113) 21%(75) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 69%(77) 21%(24) 10%(11) 112 Evangelical 36%(202) 48%(269) 16%(90) 561 Non-Evangelical 53%(383) 31%(226) 16%(112) 722 Community: Urban 64%(353) 19%(108) 17%(94) 555 Community: Suburban 51%(470) 34%(311) 15%(138) 919 Community: Rural 39%(202) 43%(220) 18%(94) 516 Employ: Private Sector 52%(312) 33%(198) 15%(93) 604 Employ: Government 58%(76) 26%(34) 17%(22) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 54%(81) 30%(45) 15%(23) 149 Employ: Homemaker 33%(41) 51%(63) 16%(19) 123 Employ: Student 71%(56) 16%(13) 13%(10) 79 Employ: Retired 49%(251) 37%(193) 14%(73) 517 Employ: Unemployed 54%(151) 24%(68) 21%(60) 280 Employ: Other 52%(56) 23%(25) 24%(26) 106 Military HH: Yes 47%(164) 38%(132) 15%(51) 347 Military HH: No 52%(861) 31%(507) 17%(275) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 34%(189) 50%(274) 16%(85) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 58%(836) 25%(365) 17%(241) 1443 Trump Job Approve 11%(85) 73%(577) 17%(132) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 81%(932) 5%(56) 14%(161) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_3: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Health care Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 52%(1025) 32%(639) 16%(326) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 6%(29) 83%(427) 12%(61) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 20%(56) 54%(150) 26%(72) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 55%(103) 14%(26) 31%(58) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 86%(829) 3%(30) 11%(103) 962 Favorable of Trump 10%(76) 74%(581) 16%(129) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 81%(939) 5%(55) 14%(166) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 5%(25) 84%(427) 11%(55) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 18%(51) 55%(154) 26%(74) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 52%(82) 18%(29) 30%(47) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 86%(857) 3%(26) 12%(119) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 43%(320) 38%(281) 18%(136) 736 #1 Issue: Security 19%(38) 70%(138) 10%(20) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 70%(257) 15%(54) 15%(55) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 52%(149) 31%(89) 17%(49) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 62%(69) 19%(21) 19%(22) 112 #1 Issue: Education 60%(46) 19%(15) 21%(16) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 71%(51) 11%(8) 18%(13) 72 #1 Issue: Other 66%(95) 23%(33) 11%(15) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 86%(646) 4%(29) 10%(75) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 13%(72) 74%(416) 13%(73) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 89%(628) 3%(20) 8%(59) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 12%(79) 73%(483) 16%(104) 666 2016 Vote: Other 53%(67) 20%(26) 27%(34) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 51%(250) 22%(110) 26%(129) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 55%(678) 34%(419) 11%(138) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 46%(347) 29%(220) 25%(188) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 76%(664) 13%(114) 12%(101) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 15%(74) 69%(336) 15%(74) 484 2012 Vote: Other 23%(12) 53%(28) 23%(12) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 48%(272) 28%(160) 24%(139) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_3: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Health care Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 52%(1025) 32%(639) 16%(326) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 58%(207) 28%(99) 14%(50) 355 4-Region: Midwest 47%(215) 33%(152) 20%(90) 457 4-Region: South 46%(341) 38%(280) 16%(121) 743 4-Region: West 60%(262) 25%(108) 15%(65) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 89%(830) 2%(21) 9%(84) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 11%(85) 73%(560) 16%(120) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL1_4: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Immigration Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(921) 38%(747) 16%(322) 1990 Gender: Male 44%(413) 42%(393) 13%(125) 931 Gender: Female 48%(508) 33%(354) 19%(197) 1059 Age: 18-34 52%(259) 28%(142) 20%(99) 500 Age: 35-44 46%(138) 35%(106) 19%(58) 302 Age: 45-64 44%(318) 39%(280) 17%(126) 725 Age: 65+ 44%(206) 47%(219) 8%(38) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 65%(104) 18%(28) 18%(28) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 46%(242) 33%(172) 21%(109) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 42%(209) 38%(189) 20%(97) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 46%(339) 42%(307) 11%(84) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 82%(656) 7%(54) 11%(87) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 39%(211) 32%(174) 29%(160) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 8%(53) 80%(519) 12%(76) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 82%(278) 9%(29) 9%(31) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 82%(378) 5%(24) 12%(56) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 41%(105) 37%(95) 23%(59) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 37%(106) 28%(79) 35%(101) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 9%(30) 80%(269) 11%(36) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 7%(23) 80%(250) 13%(40) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 82%(520) 8%(51) 10%(63) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 50%(272) 28%(150) 22%(117) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 13%(93) 75%(522) 12%(83) 697 Educ: < College 41%(512) 39%(494) 20%(246) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 53%(248) 36%(170) 11%(52) 471 Educ: Post-grad 60%(161) 31%(83) 9%(24) 268 Income: Under 50k 46%(488) 33%(353) 21%(220) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 45%(286) 43%(273) 12%(76) 635 Income: 100k+ 50%(147) 41%(121) 9%(25) 293 Ethnicity: White 42%(669) 43%(685) 16%(255) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 57%(110) 26%(50) 17%(33) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_4: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Immigration Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(921) 38%(747) 16%(322) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 69%(173) 13%(34) 18%(45) 252 Ethnicity: Other 61%(78) 22%(28) 17%(22) 128 All Christian 40%(384) 47%(451) 13%(124) 959 All Non-Christian 64%(61) 26%(25) 10%(10) 96 Atheist 72%(63) 20%(17) 9%(8) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 52%(255) 27%(131) 22%(107) 494 Something Else 45%(157) 34%(122) 21%(74) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 60%(68) 31%(34) 9%(10) 112 Evangelical 32%(178) 53%(297) 15%(86) 561 Non-Evangelical 48%(347) 37%(266) 15%(108) 722 Community: Urban 56%(312) 27%(150) 17%(93) 555 Community: Suburban 46%(425) 39%(361) 14%(133) 919 Community: Rural 36%(183) 46%(236) 19%(97) 516 Employ: Private Sector 47%(287) 37%(226) 15%(91) 604 Employ: Government 51%(68) 33%(44) 15%(20) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 47%(70) 40%(59) 14%(20) 149 Employ: Homemaker 28%(35) 56%(69) 16%(20) 123 Employ: Student 66%(52) 17%(13) 17%(13) 79 Employ: Retired 43%(223) 44%(226) 13%(68) 517 Employ: Unemployed 48%(136) 29%(80) 23%(64) 280 Employ: Other 48%(51) 28%(30) 24%(26) 106 Military HH: Yes 43%(149) 44%(153) 13%(45) 347 Military HH: No 47%(772) 36%(594) 17%(277) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 31%(169) 54%(293) 16%(86) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 52%(752) 31%(454) 16%(237) 1443 Trump Job Approve 8%(61) 78%(621) 14%(113) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 74%(850) 10%(120) 16%(180) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_4: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Immigration Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(921) 38%(747) 16%(322) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 5%(25) 84%(436) 11%(56) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 13%(36) 67%(185) 20%(57) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 40%(75) 28%(52) 32%(60) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 81%(775) 7%(68) 12%(120) 962 Favorable of Trump 8%(59) 79%(621) 13%(105) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 74%(853) 10%(120) 16%(187) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 4%(22) 86%(437) 9%(48) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 13%(37) 66%(184) 21%(57) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 31%(49) 37%(58) 32%(50) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 80%(804) 6%(61) 14%(137) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 37%(273) 44%(327) 19%(136) 736 #1 Issue: Security 16%(32) 75%(147) 9%(18) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 65%(236) 21%(75) 15%(54) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 47%(135) 36%(103) 17%(50) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 56%(63) 23%(25) 21%(24) 112 #1 Issue: Education 54%(42) 22%(17) 23%(18) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 75%(53) 13%(9) 12%(9) 72 #1 Issue: Other 61%(87) 30%(43) 9%(13) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 80%(597) 9%(67) 11%(86) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 9%(53) 81%(455) 9%(53) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 81%(575) 7%(53) 11%(80) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 9%(60) 78%(519) 13%(87) 666 2016 Vote: Other 47%(59) 31%(39) 22%(28) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 46%(226) 28%(136) 26%(127) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 49%(600) 40%(495) 11%(140) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 42%(321) 33%(252) 24%(182) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 69%(610) 17%(152) 13%(118) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 12%(56) 79%(381) 10%(47) 484 2012 Vote: Other 19%(10) 56%(30) 25%(13) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 42%(243) 32%(184) 25%(145) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_4: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Immigration Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(921) 38%(747) 16%(322) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 52%(183) 32%(113) 17%(59) 355 4-Region: Midwest 44%(202) 37%(169) 19%(86) 457 4-Region: South 39%(292) 44%(330) 16%(121) 743 4-Region: West 56%(244) 31%(134) 13%(56) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 82%(765) 7%(67) 11%(103) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 8%(64) 79%(601) 13%(100) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL1_5: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The environment Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 52%(1044) 27%(540) 20%(406) 1990 Gender: Male 52%(480) 31%(288) 18%(163) 931 Gender: Female 53%(564) 24%(252) 23%(243) 1059 Age: 18-34 57%(286) 21%(106) 22%(108) 500 Age: 35-44 49%(149) 28%(84) 23%(70) 302 Age: 45-64 51%(366) 28%(204) 21%(154) 725 Age: 65+ 52%(243) 32%(146) 16%(74) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 66%(106) 16%(26) 18%(29) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 52%(270) 24%(126) 24%(127) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 49%(243) 28%(140) 23%(112) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 54%(392) 29%(215) 17%(123) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 85%(677) 3%(26) 12%(94) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 50%(271) 17%(92) 33%(182) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 15%(96) 65%(422) 20%(130) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 87%(293) 5%(16) 9%(29) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 84%(384) 2%(10) 14%(65) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 51%(132) 20%(53) 29%(74) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 49%(139) 14%(40) 38%(108) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 17%(56) 65%(219) 18%(60) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 13%(40) 65%(203) 22%(70) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 87%(551) 5%(31) 8%(52) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 59%(317) 17%(93) 24%(129) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 21%(145) 56%(394) 23%(159) 697 Educ: < College 47%(586) 29%(364) 24%(302) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 59%(277) 26%(123) 15%(71) 471 Educ: Post-grad 68%(181) 20%(53) 12%(33) 268 Income: Under 50k 52%(547) 25%(266) 23%(249) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 52%(329) 30%(193) 18%(114) 635 Income: 100k+ 57%(168) 28%(81) 15%(44) 293 Ethnicity: White 49%(792) 31%(499) 20%(318) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 59%(114) 21%(41) 20%(38) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_5: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The environment Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 52%(1044) 27%(540) 20%(406) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 67%(168) 8%(20) 25%(64) 252 Ethnicity: Other 66%(84) 16%(20) 19%(24) 128 All Christian 48%(460) 35%(332) 17%(166) 959 All Non-Christian 72%(69) 15%(14) 13%(13) 96 Atheist 78%(69) 14%(12) 8%(7) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 57%(281) 17%(84) 26%(129) 494 Something Else 47%(165) 27%(97) 26%(91) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 68%(76) 16%(18) 16%(18) 112 Evangelical 37%(205) 42%(238) 21%(118) 561 Non-Evangelical 56%(401) 26%(187) 19%(134) 722 Community: Urban 64%(353) 19%(108) 17%(94) 555 Community: Suburban 53%(485) 27%(252) 20%(182) 919 Community: Rural 40%(206) 35%(180) 25%(130) 516 Employ: Private Sector 52%(316) 28%(171) 19%(117) 604 Employ: Government 52%(69) 24%(31) 24%(32) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 57%(85) 25%(37) 18%(27) 149 Employ: Homemaker 34%(42) 38%(47) 27%(34) 123 Employ: Student 71%(56) 13%(10) 17%(13) 79 Employ: Retired 53%(276) 31%(161) 16%(80) 517 Employ: Unemployed 53%(147) 21%(58) 27%(75) 280 Employ: Other 51%(54) 23%(24) 27%(28) 106 Military HH: Yes 50%(173) 33%(113) 18%(61) 347 Military HH: No 53%(871) 26%(427) 21%(345) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 35%(194) 44%(239) 21%(114) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 59%(850) 21%(301) 20%(292) 1443 Trump Job Approve 15%(122) 61%(483) 24%(189) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 80%(916) 5%(53) 16%(180) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_5: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The environment Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 52%(1044) 27%(540) 20%(406) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 8%(43) 73%(378) 19%(96) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 29%(79) 38%(106) 34%(93) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 57%(106) 14%(27) 29%(54) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 84%(810) 3%(26) 13%(126) 962 Favorable of Trump 14%(113) 62%(489) 23%(184) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 80%(926) 4%(45) 16%(189) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 7%(35) 75%(381) 18%(91) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 28%(78) 39%(108) 33%(93) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 55%(86) 16%(25) 30%(47) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 84%(840) 2%(20) 14%(142) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 43%(315) 32%(236) 25%(185) 736 #1 Issue: Security 21%(41) 58%(114) 21%(41) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 71%(262) 13%(49) 15%(55) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 55%(160) 28%(81) 16%(47) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 65%(73) 15%(17) 20%(22) 112 #1 Issue: Education 59%(45) 16%(12) 25%(19) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 75%(54) 6%(4) 19%(14) 72 #1 Issue: Other 66%(95) 18%(26) 16%(22) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 85%(637) 3%(26) 12%(87) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 17%(97) 63%(354) 20%(110) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 86%(605) 3%(23) 11%(80) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 18%(117) 61%(405) 22%(144) 666 2016 Vote: Other 60%(76) 14%(17) 27%(34) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 50%(246) 19%(95) 30%(149) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 56%(688) 29%(364) 15%(183) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 47%(356) 23%(176) 30%(223) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 74%(653) 11%(98) 15%(129) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 21%(101) 58%(280) 21%(103) 484 2012 Vote: Other 29%(15) 46%(24) 25%(13) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 48%(273) 24%(137) 28%(161) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_5: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The environment Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 52%(1044) 27%(540) 20%(406) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 61%(216) 20%(71) 19%(68) 355 4-Region: Midwest 48%(220) 29%(133) 23%(105) 457 4-Region: South 47%(348) 32%(235) 22%(161) 743 4-Region: West 60%(261) 23%(102) 17%(72) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 85%(799) 3%(28) 12%(108) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 17%(130) 62%(471) 21%(164) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL1_6: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Energy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(919) 34%(675) 20%(395) 1990 Gender: Male 45%(415) 40%(373) 15%(144) 931 Gender: Female 48%(504) 29%(303) 24%(251) 1059 Age: 18-34 52%(262) 25%(125) 23%(113) 500 Age: 35-44 41%(123) 32%(98) 27%(81) 302 Age: 45-64 45%(325) 36%(263) 19%(137) 725 Age: 65+ 45%(210) 41%(189) 14%(64) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 60%(97) 21%(33) 19%(31) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 46%(243) 28%(145) 26%(135) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 40%(200) 36%(180) 23%(115) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 48%(354) 38%(275) 14%(102) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 81%(645) 6%(45) 13%(106) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 41%(223) 26%(139) 34%(183) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 8%(52) 76%(491) 16%(106) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 82%(277) 8%(26) 10%(35) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 80%(368) 4%(19) 16%(72) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 42%(108) 34%(88) 24%(63) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 40%(114) 18%(51) 42%(121) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 9%(30) 77%(258) 14%(47) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 7%(22) 74%(232) 19%(59) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 82%(520) 7%(43) 11%(71) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 52%(279) 23%(123) 25%(136) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 13%(93) 70%(487) 17%(117) 697 Educ: < College 41%(519) 35%(437) 24%(295) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 53%(249) 32%(152) 15%(69) 471 Educ: Post-grad 56%(151) 32%(86) 11%(31) 268 Income: Under 50k 47%(497) 29%(313) 24%(252) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 44%(279) 40%(253) 16%(104) 635 Income: 100k+ 49%(144) 37%(110) 14%(40) 293 Ethnicity: White 42%(682) 39%(629) 19%(299) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 54%(105) 24%(47) 21%(41) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_6: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Energy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(919) 34%(675) 20%(395) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 66%(166) 9%(24) 25%(63) 252 Ethnicity: Other 56%(72) 18%(23) 26%(33) 128 All Christian 40%(385) 45%(428) 15%(147) 959 All Non-Christian 66%(64) 18%(17) 16%(16) 96 Atheist 70%(61) 22%(19) 8%(7) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 53%(262) 21%(106) 25%(126) 494 Something Else 42%(148) 30%(106) 28%(100) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 62%(70) 21%(23) 17%(19) 112 Evangelical 31%(174) 50%(280) 19%(107) 561 Non-Evangelical 47%(341) 34%(246) 19%(135) 722 Community: Urban 56%(310) 24%(132) 20%(112) 555 Community: Suburban 47%(429) 35%(321) 18%(169) 919 Community: Rural 35%(180) 43%(222) 22%(114) 516 Employ: Private Sector 47%(282) 34%(206) 19%(116) 604 Employ: Government 46%(60) 33%(43) 22%(29) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 49%(73) 35%(53) 16%(24) 149 Employ: Homemaker 27%(33) 48%(58) 26%(32) 123 Employ: Student 64%(51) 16%(12) 20%(16) 79 Employ: Retired 45%(234) 40%(208) 15%(75) 517 Employ: Unemployed 51%(143) 24%(67) 25%(70) 280 Employ: Other 42%(44) 26%(28) 32%(34) 106 Military HH: Yes 44%(152) 40%(140) 16%(55) 347 Military HH: No 47%(767) 33%(535) 21%(341) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 30%(165) 53%(290) 17%(92) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 52%(754) 27%(385) 21%(304) 1443 Trump Job Approve 9%(72) 72%(568) 19%(154) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 73%(841) 8%(98) 18%(211) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_6: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Energy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(919) 34%(675) 20%(395) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 5%(26) 83%(427) 12%(63) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 16%(46) 51%(142) 33%(91) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 47%(87) 18%(34) 35%(66) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 78%(754) 7%(64) 15%(145) 962 Favorable of Trump 8%(63) 74%(581) 18%(142) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 73%(848) 8%(89) 19%(223) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 4%(21) 85%(432) 11%(54) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 15%(41) 54%(149) 32%(88) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 45%(70) 19%(30) 36%(57) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 78%(777) 6%(59) 17%(166) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 37%(276) 42%(307) 21%(153) 736 #1 Issue: Security 16%(32) 66%(129) 18%(36) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 63%(230) 19%(69) 18%(67) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 48%(138) 31%(89) 21%(62) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 57%(63) 22%(24) 22%(24) 112 #1 Issue: Education 52%(40) 21%(16) 27%(21) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 76%(54) 9%(7) 15%(11) 72 #1 Issue: Other 61%(87) 25%(35) 15%(21) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 81%(609) 7%(50) 12%(91) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 9%(53) 78%(437) 13%(71) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 82%(579) 6%(45) 12%(84) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 10%(66) 73%(488) 17%(112) 666 2016 Vote: Other 43%(55) 24%(31) 32%(41) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 45%(219) 23%(112) 32%(158) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 50%(612) 37%(458) 13%(165) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 41%(307) 29%(217) 31%(231) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 69%(605) 15%(136) 16%(139) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 13%(63) 72%(350) 15%(71) 484 2012 Vote: Other 18%(10) 44%(23) 37%(20) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 42%(240) 29%(165) 29%(166) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_6: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Energy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(919) 34%(675) 20%(395) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 53%(187) 28%(99) 20%(70) 355 4-Region: Midwest 45%(206) 34%(155) 21%(95) 457 4-Region: South 41%(304) 39%(291) 20%(148) 743 4-Region: West 51%(222) 30%(130) 19%(83) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 80%(752) 6%(57) 13%(126) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 9%(68) 74%(564) 18%(134) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL1_7: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Education Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(966) 32%(637) 19%(387) 1990 Gender: Male 47%(441) 36%(335) 17%(156) 931 Gender: Female 50%(525) 29%(302) 22%(231) 1059 Age: 18-34 53%(264) 25%(125) 22%(111) 500 Age: 35-44 47%(144) 30%(92) 22%(67) 302 Age: 45-64 47%(340) 33%(241) 20%(143) 725 Age: 65+ 47%(218) 39%(179) 14%(66) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 62%(99) 19%(30) 20%(32) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 48%(253) 28%(145) 24%(126) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 47%(234) 33%(163) 20%(97) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 49%(355) 36%(259) 16%(116) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 85%(674) 4%(31) 12%(92) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 43%(233) 23%(125) 34%(186) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 9%(59) 74%(481) 17%(109) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 83%(279) 7%(23) 11%(36) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 86%(395) 2%(8) 12%(56) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 48%(123) 26%(67) 26%(68) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 38%(110) 20%(58) 41%(118) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 11%(38) 73%(244) 16%(52) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 6%(20) 75%(237) 18%(57) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 85%(537) 6%(37) 10%(61) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 55%(298) 18%(99) 26%(141) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 14%(95) 68%(475) 18%(127) 697 Educ: < College 44%(545) 33%(414) 23%(293) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 55%(260) 32%(149) 13%(61) 471 Educ: Post-grad 60%(161) 28%(74) 12%(33) 268 Income: Under 50k 48%(509) 29%(304) 23%(249) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 48%(304) 36%(231) 16%(100) 635 Income: 100k+ 52%(153) 35%(102) 13%(38) 293 Ethnicity: White 44%(707) 37%(592) 19%(310) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 55%(107) 22%(42) 23%(44) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_7: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Education Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(966) 32%(637) 19%(387) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 71%(179) 9%(23) 20%(50) 252 Ethnicity: Other 62%(80) 17%(22) 21%(26) 128 All Christian 42%(403) 40%(385) 18%(171) 959 All Non-Christian 65%(63) 21%(20) 14%(13) 96 Atheist 72%(63) 15%(13) 13%(12) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 56%(277) 21%(103) 23%(114) 494 Something Else 45%(160) 33%(116) 22%(77) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 59%(66) 25%(28) 16%(18) 112 Evangelical 32%(180) 50%(278) 18%(103) 561 Non-Evangelical 51%(371) 29%(212) 19%(139) 722 Community: Urban 59%(327) 21%(118) 20%(110) 555 Community: Suburban 49%(448) 34%(312) 17%(159) 919 Community: Rural 37%(191) 40%(207) 23%(118) 516 Employ: Private Sector 48%(288) 33%(201) 19%(115) 604 Employ: Government 50%(66) 28%(37) 21%(28) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 54%(80) 29%(44) 17%(26) 149 Employ: Homemaker 27%(33) 48%(59) 25%(31) 123 Employ: Student 66%(52) 18%(14) 16%(13) 79 Employ: Retired 47%(241) 37%(191) 16%(85) 517 Employ: Unemployed 53%(148) 24%(66) 23%(65) 280 Employ: Other 54%(57) 23%(24) 23%(25) 106 Military HH: Yes 44%(152) 38%(132) 18%(63) 347 Military HH: No 50%(814) 31%(505) 20%(324) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 34%(184) 49%(268) 18%(96) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 54%(782) 26%(370) 20%(291) 1443 Trump Job Approve 10%(78) 70%(559) 20%(157) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 76%(878) 6%(71) 17%(201) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_7: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Education Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(966) 32%(637) 19%(387) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 5%(26) 81%(418) 14%(73) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 19%(52) 51%(142) 30%(84) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 53%(99) 13%(24) 35%(65) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 81%(779) 5%(47) 14%(136) 962 Favorable of Trump 9%(74) 72%(567) 19%(145) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 76%(886) 6%(68) 18%(206) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 5%(24) 83%(421) 12%(62) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 18%(49) 52%(146) 30%(83) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 48%(75) 15%(24) 37%(58) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 81%(810) 4%(44) 15%(148) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 41%(304) 38%(276) 21%(157) 736 #1 Issue: Security 17%(34) 69%(135) 14%(28) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 65%(238) 15%(57) 20%(72) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 46%(131) 33%(95) 22%(62) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 61%(69) 23%(25) 16%(18) 112 #1 Issue: Education 62%(48) 16%(12) 22%(16) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 71%(51) 9%(7) 19%(14) 72 #1 Issue: Other 65%(92) 21%(31) 14%(20) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 83%(626) 5%(34) 12%(90) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 10%(59) 75%(423) 14%(79) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 84%(594) 4%(29) 12%(84) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 12%(77) 71%(472) 17%(116) 666 2016 Vote: Other 46%(58) 28%(35) 26%(33) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 48%(235) 21%(101) 31%(153) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 51%(633) 35%(436) 13%(166) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 44%(333) 27%(201) 29%(221) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 73%(641) 12%(107) 15%(132) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 13%(62) 72%(348) 15%(74) 484 2012 Vote: Other 21%(11) 46%(24) 33%(18) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 44%(250) 28%(158) 29%(163) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_7: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Education Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(966) 32%(637) 19%(387) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 56%(198) 26%(92) 18%(65) 355 4-Region: Midwest 47%(213) 32%(148) 21%(96) 457 4-Region: South 43%(320) 37%(273) 20%(150) 743 4-Region: West 54%(235) 29%(124) 17%(75) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 85%(793) 4%(33) 12%(109) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 10%(79) 72%(549) 18%(137) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL1_8: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? National security Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(798) 41%(826) 18%(367) 1990 Gender: Male 39%(360) 47%(438) 14%(134) 931 Gender: Female 41%(438) 37%(388) 22%(233) 1059 Age: 18-34 43%(214) 34%(170) 23%(115) 500 Age: 35-44 36%(110) 43%(130) 21%(63) 302 Age: 45-64 40%(288) 42%(308) 18%(129) 725 Age: 65+ 40%(186) 47%(218) 13%(59) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 50%(80) 25%(41) 25%(40) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 39%(205) 38%(199) 23%(120) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 35%(175) 44%(219) 20%(100) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 43%(312) 43%(315) 14%(103) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 76%(606) 9%(69) 15%(121) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 28%(152) 39%(211) 34%(183) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 6%(40) 84%(546) 10%(62) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 75%(253) 12%(40) 13%(45) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 77%(354) 6%(29) 17%(76) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 31%(80) 44%(113) 26%(66) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 25%(72) 34%(97) 41%(117) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 8%(28) 85%(284) 7%(23) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 4%(13) 83%(262) 13%(40) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 73%(465) 12%(79) 14%(91) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 43%(231) 31%(169) 26%(139) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 11%(77) 78%(545) 11%(75) 697 Educ: < College 36%(450) 43%(533) 22%(269) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 46%(216) 41%(193) 13%(62) 471 Educ: Post-grad 49%(132) 37%(100) 13%(35) 268 Income: Under 50k 41%(437) 37%(392) 22%(233) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 37%(235) 48%(305) 15%(95) 635 Income: 100k+ 43%(126) 44%(129) 13%(38) 293 Ethnicity: White 36%(577) 47%(753) 17%(279) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 47%(90) 32%(62) 21%(41) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_8: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? National security Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(798) 41%(826) 18%(367) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 63%(159) 12%(31) 25%(62) 252 Ethnicity: Other 48%(61) 32%(41) 20%(26) 128 All Christian 36%(344) 50%(483) 14%(132) 959 All Non-Christian 59%(57) 28%(27) 13%(12) 96 Atheist 63%(55) 23%(21) 14%(12) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 44%(216) 32%(159) 24%(119) 494 Something Else 36%(126) 39%(136) 26%(91) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 52%(59) 33%(37) 15%(16) 112 Evangelical 28%(155) 55%(308) 17%(98) 561 Non-Evangelical 42%(304) 41%(297) 17%(121) 722 Community: Urban 51%(282) 31%(173) 18%(100) 555 Community: Suburban 40%(364) 43%(391) 18%(164) 919 Community: Rural 30%(152) 51%(261) 20%(102) 516 Employ: Private Sector 40%(242) 42%(256) 17%(106) 604 Employ: Government 46%(61) 36%(47) 18%(23) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 37%(55) 47%(70) 16%(25) 149 Employ: Homemaker 21%(26) 60%(74) 19%(23) 123 Employ: Student 54%(43) 22%(17) 24%(19) 79 Employ: Retired 39%(201) 46%(238) 15%(78) 517 Employ: Unemployed 45%(124) 33%(92) 23%(63) 280 Employ: Other 43%(46) 29%(31) 28%(29) 106 Military HH: Yes 34%(117) 49%(171) 17%(59) 347 Military HH: No 41%(681) 40%(655) 19%(307) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 27%(149) 58%(317) 15%(80) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 45%(648) 35%(508) 20%(286) 1443 Trump Job Approve 6%(44) 83%(657) 12%(93) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 65%(745) 14%(161) 21%(243) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_8: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? National security Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(798) 41%(826) 18%(367) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 5%(24) 88%(456) 7%(36) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 7%(20) 72%(201) 21%(57) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 31%(58) 34%(64) 35%(66) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 71%(687) 10%(97) 18%(178) 962 Favorable of Trump 6%(49) 83%(651) 11%(85) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 64%(745) 14%(166) 21%(248) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 4%(20) 90%(456) 6%(31) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 10%(29) 70%(196) 20%(54) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 24%(38) 40%(62) 36%(57) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 71%(707) 10%(104) 19%(192) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 33%(244) 49%(362) 18%(130) 736 #1 Issue: Security 15%(29) 77%(151) 8%(16) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 54%(196) 25%(93) 21%(77) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 40%(115) 39%(112) 21%(61) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 47%(53) 30%(34) 22%(25) 112 #1 Issue: Education 47%(36) 25%(19) 28%(21) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 59%(42) 19%(13) 23%(16) 72 #1 Issue: Other 57%(82) 29%(41) 14%(20) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 73%(545) 11%(83) 16%(121) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 7%(40) 86%(483) 7%(38) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 76%(535) 9%(61) 16%(112) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 7%(47) 83%(550) 10%(68) 666 2016 Vote: Other 28%(35) 43%(54) 30%(37) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 37%(180) 33%(160) 30%(149) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 44%(544) 43%(537) 13%(155) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 34%(254) 38%(289) 28%(212) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 63%(551) 21%(182) 17%(147) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 9%(42) 82%(397) 10%(46) 484 2012 Vote: Other 12%(6) 60%(32) 28%(15) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 35%(198) 38%(215) 28%(159) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_8: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? National security Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(798) 41%(826) 18%(367) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 47%(167) 36%(127) 17%(61) 355 4-Region: Midwest 38%(174) 41%(188) 21%(95) 457 4-Region: South 34%(253) 47%(348) 19%(142) 743 4-Region: West 47%(203) 38%(163) 16%(68) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 73%(685) 10%(93) 17%(157) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 6%(47) 84%(639) 10%(79) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL1_9: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Sexual harassment and misconduct in the workplace Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(910) 27%(547) 27%(533) 1990 Gender: Male 44%(414) 30%(278) 26%(239) 931 Gender: Female 47%(496) 25%(269) 28%(294) 1059 Age: 18-34 54%(272) 20%(100) 25%(127) 500 Age: 35-44 42%(128) 28%(85) 29%(89) 302 Age: 45-64 42%(304) 29%(207) 29%(213) 725 Age: 65+ 44%(206) 33%(154) 22%(103) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 65%(105) 15%(25) 20%(32) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 47%(247) 24%(125) 29%(152) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 39%(194) 29%(145) 31%(156) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 47%(340) 30%(218) 24%(173) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 78%(624) 3%(27) 18%(146) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 42%(231) 18%(97) 40%(217) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 8%(55) 65%(423) 26%(170) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 77%(260) 6%(20) 17%(58) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 80%(365) 1%(6) 19%(88) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 45%(117) 20%(53) 34%(89) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 40%(114) 15%(44) 45%(128) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 11%(37) 61%(205) 28%(92) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 6%(18) 70%(218) 25%(78) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 79%(501) 5%(33) 16%(100) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 52%(278) 16%(84) 33%(177) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 14%(97) 59%(410) 27%(190) 697 Educ: < College 40%(501) 30%(371) 30%(379) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 52%(246) 25%(118) 23%(106) 471 Educ: Post-grad 61%(163) 21%(58) 18%(47) 268 Income: Under 50k 46%(484) 24%(259) 30%(318) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 44%(278) 32%(201) 25%(156) 635 Income: 100k+ 51%(148) 30%(87) 20%(58) 293 Ethnicity: White 42%(671) 32%(509) 27%(430) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 54%(105) 17%(34) 28%(54) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_9: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Sexual harassment and misconduct in the workplace Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(910) 27%(547) 27%(533) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 64%(161) 7%(17) 29%(74) 252 Ethnicity: Other 61%(78) 16%(21) 23%(29) 128 All Christian 41%(392) 35%(338) 24%(230) 959 All Non-Christian 65%(62) 18%(17) 17%(17) 96 Atheist 69%(61) 16%(14) 15%(13) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 51%(250) 17%(83) 33%(161) 494 Something Else 41%(146) 27%(95) 32%(112) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 60%(67) 20%(22) 20%(23) 112 Evangelical 31%(172) 44%(245) 26%(144) 561 Non-Evangelical 49%(354) 25%(180) 26%(188) 722 Community: Urban 56%(314) 19%(104) 25%(137) 555 Community: Suburban 46%(418) 28%(257) 27%(244) 919 Community: Rural 35%(178) 36%(186) 29%(152) 516 Employ: Private Sector 47%(282) 27%(165) 26%(157) 604 Employ: Government 45%(59) 23%(31) 31%(41) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 49%(73) 30%(45) 21%(31) 149 Employ: Homemaker 29%(36) 41%(51) 30%(37) 123 Employ: Student 65%(51) 13%(10) 22%(18) 79 Employ: Retired 43%(222) 32%(166) 25%(128) 517 Employ: Unemployed 50%(140) 20%(56) 30%(83) 280 Employ: Other 44%(46) 21%(23) 35%(37) 106 Military HH: Yes 41%(143) 33%(113) 26%(91) 347 Military HH: No 47%(767) 26%(434) 27%(442) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 31%(170) 44%(241) 25%(136) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 51%(740) 21%(306) 28%(397) 1443 Trump Job Approve 10%(82) 61%(486) 29%(227) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 71%(819) 5%(56) 24%(275) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_9: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Sexual harassment and misconduct in the workplace Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(910) 27%(547) 27%(533) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 7%(36) 72%(370) 21%(110) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 16%(46) 42%(116) 42%(117) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 45%(84) 12%(22) 43%(80) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 76%(734) 3%(34) 20%(194) 962 Favorable of Trump 10%(77) 62%(486) 28%(222) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 71%(822) 5%(58) 24%(281) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 6%(30) 74%(375) 20%(101) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 17%(47) 40%(111) 43%(121) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 38%(61) 16%(25) 46%(72) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 76%(761) 3%(33) 21%(208) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 37%(275) 31%(229) 32%(233) 736 #1 Issue: Security 17%(34) 60%(118) 23%(44) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 61%(223) 15%(53) 25%(90) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 45%(129) 27%(77) 28%(82) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 63%(71) 19%(21) 18%(20) 112 #1 Issue: Education 59%(45) 16%(12) 25%(19) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 67%(48) 12%(8) 22%(16) 72 #1 Issue: Other 60%(86) 20%(28) 20%(28) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 77%(580) 5%(38) 18%(131) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 12%(67) 63%(355) 25%(139) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 78%(554) 4%(31) 17%(122) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 11%(73) 61%(407) 28%(185) 666 2016 Vote: Other 48%(61) 14%(17) 38%(48) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 45%(222) 19%(91) 36%(177) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 49%(600) 30%(372) 21%(263) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 41%(310) 23%(175) 36%(270) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 66%(577) 12%(108) 22%(194) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 14%(69) 58%(282) 28%(134) 484 2012 Vote: Other 27%(14) 37%(19) 36%(19) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 44%(250) 24%(137) 32%(185) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_10: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Gun policy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 41%(819) 42%(831) 17%(340) 1990 Gender: Male 39%(367) 45%(422) 15%(143) 931 Gender: Female 43%(452) 39%(409) 19%(198) 1059 Age: 18-34 43%(216) 37%(185) 20%(98) 500 Age: 35-44 40%(120) 42%(128) 18%(54) 302 Age: 45-64 40%(287) 43%(313) 17%(125) 725 Age: 65+ 42%(195) 44%(205) 14%(63) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 57%(92) 23%(37) 20%(32) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 37%(194) 43%(222) 20%(106) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 38%(186) 44%(217) 18%(91) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 44%(320) 42%(308) 14%(102) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 77%(615) 10%(76) 13%(105) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 31%(167) 39%(212) 30%(165) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 6%(36) 84%(542) 11%(70) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 78%(262) 10%(35) 12%(41) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 77%(353) 9%(41) 14%(64) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 32%(82) 44%(113) 25%(64) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 30%(85) 35%(100) 35%(101) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 7%(23) 82%(274) 11%(38) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 4%(13) 86%(268) 10%(32) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 76%(485) 12%(78) 11%(71) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 44%(239) 33%(177) 23%(123) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 10%(70) 78%(545) 12%(82) 697 Educ: < College 36%(448) 44%(556) 20%(247) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 48%(226) 39%(182) 13%(62) 471 Educ: Post-grad 54%(145) 34%(92) 12%(31) 268 Income: Under 50k 41%(437) 39%(409) 20%(215) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 40%(256) 46%(293) 14%(86) 635 Income: 100k+ 43%(125) 44%(129) 13%(39) 293 Ethnicity: White 37%(594) 47%(752) 16%(264) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 45%(87) 36%(70) 19%(36) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_10: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Gun policy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 41%(819) 42%(831) 17%(340) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 62%(157) 17%(44) 21%(52) 252 Ethnicity: Other 53%(68) 27%(35) 19%(25) 128 All Christian 36%(347) 50%(476) 14%(137) 959 All Non-Christian 62%(60) 28%(27) 10%(10) 96 Atheist 65%(57) 23%(20) 12%(10) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 46%(226) 32%(156) 23%(112) 494 Something Else 36%(128) 43%(153) 20%(72) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 55%(62) 35%(39) 10%(12) 112 Evangelical 26%(147) 59%(331) 15%(84) 561 Non-Evangelical 44%(320) 39%(282) 17%(121) 722 Community: Urban 50%(275) 33%(182) 18%(98) 555 Community: Suburban 43%(393) 42%(382) 16%(144) 919 Community: Rural 29%(151) 52%(267) 19%(98) 516 Employ: Private Sector 40%(241) 44%(267) 16%(96) 604 Employ: Government 44%(57) 40%(52) 17%(22) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 45%(67) 39%(59) 16%(23) 149 Employ: Homemaker 21%(26) 62%(76) 17%(21) 123 Employ: Student 60%(47) 23%(18) 17%(14) 79 Employ: Retired 41%(214) 43%(224) 15%(80) 517 Employ: Unemployed 43%(121) 36%(100) 21%(59) 280 Employ: Other 43%(46) 32%(34) 25%(26) 106 Military HH: Yes 35%(121) 51%(178) 14%(48) 347 Military HH: No 42%(698) 40%(653) 18%(293) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 27%(147) 58%(319) 15%(81) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 47%(672) 35%(512) 18%(259) 1443 Trump Job Approve 6%(48) 82%(654) 12%(92) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 66%(763) 15%(169) 19%(217) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_10: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Gun policy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 41%(819) 42%(831) 17%(340) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 4%(19) 89%(459) 8%(39) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 11%(30) 70%(195) 19%(53) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 35%(66) 35%(66) 30%(55) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 72%(697) 11%(103) 17%(162) 962 Favorable of Trump 5%(41) 84%(658) 11%(87) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 67%(772) 14%(167) 19%(221) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(13) 90%(457) 7%(37) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 10%(28) 72%(200) 18%(50) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 37%(58) 36%(56) 28%(44) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 71%(714) 11%(110) 18%(177) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 33%(243) 50%(369) 17%(124) 736 #1 Issue: Security 14%(27) 76%(149) 11%(21) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 55%(201) 25%(92) 20%(73) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 42%(122) 38%(111) 19%(56) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 54%(61) 27%(30) 19%(21) 112 #1 Issue: Education 48%(37) 33%(25) 19%(15) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 66%(47) 18%(13) 16%(12) 72 #1 Issue: Other 57%(82) 29%(41) 14%(19) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 74%(552) 12%(92) 14%(106) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 8%(44) 83%(467) 9%(51) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 76%(536) 10%(74) 14%(97) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 6%(42) 82%(545) 12%(79) 666 2016 Vote: Other 32%(41) 41%(52) 27%(34) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 41%(198) 33%(161) 27%(130) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 45%(550) 43%(532) 12%(154) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 36%(269) 40%(299) 25%(187) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 64%(564) 21%(181) 15%(134) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 8%(40) 81%(392) 11%(52) 484 2012 Vote: Other 13%(7) 56%(30) 31%(16) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 36%(206) 40%(227) 24%(138) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_10: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Gun policy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 41%(819) 42%(831) 17%(340) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 47%(168) 37%(133) 15%(54) 355 4-Region: Midwest 39%(176) 45%(204) 17%(77) 457 4-Region: South 37%(277) 44%(329) 18%(136) 743 4-Region: West 45%(197) 38%(164) 17%(73) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 75%(703) 11%(102) 14%(130) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 6%(50) 82%(626) 12%(89) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL1_11: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Protecting Medicare and Social Security Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 51%(1011) 32%(641) 17%(338) 1990 Gender: Male 49%(459) 35%(329) 15%(143) 931 Gender: Female 52%(552) 29%(312) 18%(195) 1059 Age: 18-34 57%(283) 24%(122) 19%(95) 500 Age: 35-44 45%(137) 32%(98) 22%(68) 302 Age: 45-64 50%(366) 34%(243) 16%(116) 725 Age: 65+ 49%(225) 39%(179) 13%(60) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 62%(100) 20%(33) 18%(28) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 51%(266) 27%(143) 22%(115) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 48%(237) 34%(167) 18%(91) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 52%(382) 35%(255) 13%(94) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 87%(696) 3%(26) 9%(75) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 45%(246) 23%(126) 32%(173) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 11%(69) 75%(489) 14%(90) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 86%(292) 4%(14) 9%(32) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 88%(404) 3%(12) 9%(43) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 47%(123) 28%(71) 25%(65) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 43%(123) 19%(55) 38%(108) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 13%(45) 73%(243) 14%(47) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 8%(25) 78%(246) 14%(43) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 86%(544) 5%(32) 9%(58) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 60%(323) 19%(101) 21%(115) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 16%(115) 69%(484) 14%(99) 697 Educ: < College 45%(569) 34%(430) 20%(253) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 59%(276) 29%(138) 12%(56) 471 Educ: Post-grad 62%(166) 27%(73) 11%(29) 268 Income: Under 50k 52%(550) 29%(307) 19%(204) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 47%(302) 38%(242) 14%(91) 635 Income: 100k+ 54%(159) 31%(92) 14%(42) 293 Ethnicity: White 46%(741) 37%(602) 17%(267) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 56%(109) 25%(48) 19%(37) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_11: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Protecting Medicare and Social Security Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 51%(1011) 32%(641) 17%(338) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 75%(189) 6%(16) 19%(48) 252 Ethnicity: Other 64%(82) 19%(24) 17%(22) 128 All Christian 45%(436) 40%(386) 14%(138) 959 All Non-Christian 66%(64) 22%(21) 11%(11) 96 Atheist 79%(70) 15%(13) 6%(5) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 55%(271) 22%(108) 23%(114) 494 Something Else 48%(171) 32%(113) 20%(69) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 63%(71) 26%(30) 11%(12) 112 Evangelical 36%(203) 47%(264) 17%(94) 561 Non-Evangelical 54%(388) 31%(224) 15%(110) 722 Community: Urban 62%(345) 21%(116) 17%(94) 555 Community: Suburban 51%(464) 34%(308) 16%(147) 919 Community: Rural 39%(201) 42%(218) 19%(97) 516 Employ: Private Sector 51%(306) 32%(190) 18%(108) 604 Employ: Government 51%(68) 29%(38) 19%(26) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 51%(77) 33%(49) 15%(23) 149 Employ: Homemaker 33%(40) 52%(64) 15%(19) 123 Employ: Student 71%(56) 13%(11) 16%(13) 79 Employ: Retired 50%(256) 37%(191) 13%(70) 517 Employ: Unemployed 54%(152) 26%(73) 20%(55) 280 Employ: Other 53%(56) 23%(24) 24%(26) 106 Military HH: Yes 47%(164) 37%(127) 16%(56) 347 Military HH: No 52%(847) 31%(514) 17%(282) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 32%(178) 50%(273) 18%(97) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 58%(833) 26%(368) 17%(241) 1443 Trump Job Approve 10%(83) 73%(577) 17%(135) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 80%(919) 5%(60) 15%(171) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_11: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Protecting Medicare and Social Security Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 51%(1011) 32%(641) 17%(338) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 6%(30) 82%(425) 12%(61) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 19%(53) 54%(151) 27%(74) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 55%(103) 15%(28) 30%(56) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 85%(816) 3%(31) 12%(115) 962 Favorable of Trump 10%(78) 73%(577) 17%(130) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 80%(923) 5%(60) 15%(176) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 4%(22) 85%(429) 11%(56) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 20%(56) 53%(148) 27%(74) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 50%(79) 19%(30) 31%(49) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 84%(844) 3%(31) 13%(127) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 43%(317) 39%(285) 18%(134) 736 #1 Issue: Security 17%(34) 70%(138) 12%(24) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 68%(250) 16%(58) 16%(59) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 54%(156) 28%(81) 18%(51) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 58%(65) 24%(26) 18%(20) 112 #1 Issue: Education 61%(46) 18%(13) 22%(17) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 68%(49) 9%(7) 22%(16) 72 #1 Issue: Other 66%(94) 22%(32) 12%(17) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 86%(647) 4%(28) 10%(75) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 12%(70) 75%(421) 13%(71) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 88%(624) 3%(24) 9%(60) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 13%(86) 71%(473) 16%(107) 666 2016 Vote: Other 53%(68) 20%(26) 26%(33) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 48%(233) 24%(119) 28%(137) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 54%(670) 34%(420) 12%(146) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 45%(341) 29%(222) 25%(192) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 75%(660) 12%(109) 13%(111) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 15%(73) 70%(339) 15%(73) 484 2012 Vote: Other 29%(15) 41%(22) 30%(16) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 46%(261) 30%(171) 24%(138) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_12: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Coronavirus Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(971) 30%(592) 21%(427) 1990 Gender: Male 48%(449) 33%(305) 19%(178) 931 Gender: Female 49%(522) 27%(287) 24%(249) 1059 Age: 18-34 54%(268) 23%(115) 23%(116) 500 Age: 35-44 45%(135) 32%(95) 24%(72) 302 Age: 45-64 48%(345) 30%(221) 22%(159) 725 Age: 65+ 48%(222) 35%(161) 17%(80) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 65%(105) 17%(28) 17%(28) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 47%(248) 27%(142) 26%(134) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 45%(222) 31%(155) 24%(117) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 51%(370) 32%(231) 18%(129) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 84%(670) 4%(34) 12%(92) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 42%(230) 19%(101) 39%(214) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 11%(70) 71%(458) 19%(121) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 84%(284) 6%(19) 10%(35) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 84%(387) 3%(15) 12%(57) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 47%(122) 21%(54) 32%(83) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 38%(108) 16%(47) 46%(131) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 13%(43) 69%(232) 18%(60) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 9%(27) 72%(226) 19%(61) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 84%(534) 6%(38) 10%(62) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 56%(303) 16%(87) 27%(148) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 15%(106) 63%(438) 22%(154) 697 Educ: < College 43%(544) 32%(396) 25%(312) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 56%(262) 28%(132) 16%(77) 471 Educ: Post-grad 61%(164) 24%(65) 14%(38) 268 Income: Under 50k 49%(519) 26%(281) 25%(261) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 48%(303) 34%(219) 18%(113) 635 Income: 100k+ 51%(148) 32%(93) 18%(52) 293 Ethnicity: White 44%(710) 34%(550) 22%(349) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 57%(110) 21%(40) 22%(43) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_12: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Coronavirus Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(971) 30%(592) 21%(427) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 70%(176) 8%(21) 22%(56) 252 Ethnicity: Other 66%(85) 17%(21) 17%(22) 128 All Christian 43%(416) 37%(351) 20%(192) 959 All Non-Christian 68%(66) 18%(18) 13%(13) 96 Atheist 77%(68) 14%(12) 9%(8) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 53%(264) 20%(99) 26%(130) 494 Something Else 44%(157) 32%(112) 24%(84) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 61%(69) 20%(23) 19%(21) 112 Evangelical 33%(185) 46%(259) 21%(117) 561 Non-Evangelical 52%(377) 28%(199) 20%(146) 722 Community: Urban 59%(329) 21%(115) 20%(111) 555 Community: Suburban 49%(450) 30%(280) 20%(188) 919 Community: Rural 37%(191) 38%(197) 25%(128) 516 Employ: Private Sector 49%(296) 29%(174) 22%(133) 604 Employ: Government 52%(68) 30%(39) 19%(24) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 47%(71) 32%(47) 21%(31) 149 Employ: Homemaker 29%(35) 45%(56) 26%(32) 123 Employ: Student 66%(52) 17%(13) 17%(14) 79 Employ: Retired 48%(250) 34%(176) 18%(91) 517 Employ: Unemployed 52%(146) 24%(67) 24%(67) 280 Employ: Other 48%(52) 18%(20) 33%(35) 106 Military HH: Yes 44%(153) 34%(119) 21%(74) 347 Military HH: No 50%(817) 29%(473) 21%(353) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 32%(175) 47%(259) 21%(113) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 55%(796) 23%(333) 22%(313) 1443 Trump Job Approve 9%(69) 67%(535) 24%(191) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 78%(895) 4%(51) 18%(204) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_12: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Coronavirus Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(971) 30%(592) 21%(427) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 5%(26) 80%(411) 15%(80) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 15%(43) 45%(124) 40%(111) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 48%(90) 11%(20) 41%(77) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 84%(805) 3%(30) 13%(127) 962 Favorable of Trump 9%(71) 68%(537) 23%(178) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 77%(898) 4%(47) 19%(215) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 4%(19) 82%(415) 14%(73) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 19%(52) 44%(122) 37%(104) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 41%(65) 13%(21) 46%(72) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 83%(833) 3%(26) 14%(143) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 40%(297) 35%(257) 25%(182) 736 #1 Issue: Security 17%(33) 63%(124) 20%(39) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 68%(248) 16%(58) 16%(60) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 48%(138) 27%(77) 26%(73) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 62%(69) 21%(24) 17%(19) 112 #1 Issue: Education 56%(42) 22%(17) 22%(17) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 69%(50) 10%(7) 21%(15) 72 #1 Issue: Other 66%(94) 19%(28) 15%(21) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 83%(622) 4%(32) 13%(96) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 13%(73) 68%(381) 19%(107) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 84%(598) 4%(27) 12%(83) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 12%(78) 65%(436) 23%(151) 666 2016 Vote: Other 46%(58) 16%(20) 38%(49) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 48%(236) 22%(110) 29%(143) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 52%(638) 32%(391) 17%(206) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 44%(332) 27%(201) 29%(221) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 73%(641) 11%(100) 16%(138) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 14%(69) 64%(310) 22%(105) 484 2012 Vote: Other 22%(12) 44%(23) 34%(18) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 43%(248) 28%(158) 29%(165) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL1_12: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Coronavirus Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(971) 30%(592) 21%(427) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 57%(201) 25%(87) 19%(66) 355 4-Region: Midwest 46%(212) 31%(144) 22%(102) 457 4-Region: South 43%(323) 33%(245) 23%(174) 743 4-Region: West 54%(235) 27%(116) 19%(84) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 84%(789) 4%(36) 12%(110) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 12%(89) 67%(509) 22%(167) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL2_1: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a healthcare reform bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(969) 30%(588) 8%(154) 6%(116) 8%(164) 1990 Gender: Male 46%(431) 30%(277) 9%(87) 7%(68) 7%(68) 931 Gender: Female 51%(538) 29%(311) 6%(66) 4%(47) 9%(96) 1059 Age: 18-34 41%(207) 31%(154) 9%(45) 5%(26) 14%(68) 500 Age: 35-44 45%(137) 30%(89) 9%(28) 7%(22) 9%(27) 302 Age: 45-64 53%(382) 28%(201) 7%(48) 7%(49) 6%(44) 725 Age: 65+ 52%(242) 31%(144) 7%(33) 4%(19) 5%(24) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 45%(72) 28%(45) 6%(10) 5%(9) 16%(25) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 41%(213) 31%(163) 10%(54) 5%(29) 12%(65) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 50%(246) 30%(146) 7%(36) 7%(35) 6%(32) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 55%(400) 28%(203) 7%(50) 5%(38) 5%(39) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 60%(479) 26%(209) 4%(35) 4%(30) 5%(44) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 45%(247) 28%(154) 9%(47) 6%(32) 12%(66) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 37%(243) 35%(226) 11%(72) 8%(54) 8%(54) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 62%(209) 23%(78) 5%(18) 5%(17) 5%(17) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 59%(270) 28%(131) 4%(18) 3%(13) 6%(27) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 43%(111) 28%(73) 11%(28) 6%(15) 12%(31) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 47%(136) 28%(81) 6%(18) 6%(17) 12%(34) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 33%(110) 38%(126) 12%(42) 11%(37) 6%(20) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 42%(132) 32%(99) 10%(30) 6%(18) 11%(34) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 66%(418) 23%(149) 5%(32) 3%(22) 2%(14) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 46%(250) 30%(160) 8%(45) 6%(33) 10%(51) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 37%(258) 37%(258) 10%(67) 8%(56) 8%(58) 697 Educ: < College 47%(594) 29%(368) 7%(92) 6%(70) 10%(128) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 53%(247) 28%(132) 7%(35) 6%(29) 6%(27) 471 Educ: Post-grad 48%(128) 33%(88) 10%(27) 6%(17) 3%(8) 268 Income: Under 50k 50%(529) 27%(287) 8%(82) 5%(52) 10%(111) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 48%(303) 30%(192) 8%(50) 8%(49) 7%(42) 635 Income: 100k+ 47%(137) 37%(109) 7%(21) 5%(14) 4%(11) 293 Ethnicity: White 47%(758) 31%(500) 8%(134) 6%(97) 7%(120) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_1: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a healthcare reform bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(969) 30%(588) 8%(154) 6%(116) 8%(164) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 48%(93) 27%(52) 11%(21) 4%(9) 10%(19) 193 Ethnicity: Black 57%(144) 23%(57) 6%(14) 4%(9) 11%(28) 252 Ethnicity: Other 52%(67) 25%(31) 4%(5) 7%(9) 12%(15) 128 All Christian 49%(469) 31%(301) 7%(71) 7%(64) 6%(54) 959 All Non-Christian 51%(50) 25%(24) 7%(7) 8%(8) 9%(8) 96 Atheist 47%(41) 32%(28) 8%(7) 6%(5) 7%(6) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 49%(240) 28%(136) 9%(47) 4%(19) 10%(50) 494 Something Else 48%(168) 28%(99) 6%(22) 5%(19) 13%(45) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 51%(57) 27%(30) 8%(8) 8%(9) 7%(8) 112 Evangelical 42%(234) 34%(191) 8%(43) 6%(35) 11%(59) 561 Non-Evangelical 54%(388) 28%(200) 7%(48) 7%(47) 5%(37) 722 Community: Urban 50%(279) 31%(171) 8%(45) 4%(22) 7%(38) 555 Community: Suburban 52%(474) 29%(264) 7%(69) 5%(47) 7%(65) 919 Community: Rural 42%(216) 30%(154) 8%(40) 9%(46) 12%(61) 516 Employ: Private Sector 47%(286) 31%(188) 8%(49) 8%(48) 5%(32) 604 Employ: Government 48%(63) 26%(35) 10%(13) 8%(11) 7%(10) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 41%(62) 30%(45) 8%(12) 10%(14) 12%(17) 149 Employ: Homemaker 53%(65) 25%(31) 7%(9) 5%(6) 10%(12) 123 Employ: Student 41%(32) 31%(25) 5%(4) 5%(4) 19%(15) 79 Employ: Retired 53%(273) 29%(150) 7%(39) 4%(20) 7%(35) 517 Employ: Unemployed 47%(131) 34%(94) 8%(22) 2%(5) 10%(27) 280 Employ: Other 53%(57) 19%(20) 7%(7) 7%(7) 15%(15) 106 Military HH: Yes 50%(172) 31%(106) 6%(20) 7%(24) 7%(25) 347 Military HH: No 48%(796) 29%(482) 8%(133) 6%(92) 8%(139) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 40%(217) 34%(185) 9%(49) 7%(40) 10%(56) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 52%(751) 28%(403) 7%(105) 5%(76) 7%(108) 1443 Trump Job Approve 35%(280) 36%(289) 11%(86) 9%(71) 9%(69) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 59%(679) 25%(288) 6%(67) 4%(43) 6%(72) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_1: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a healthcare reform bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(969) 30%(588) 8%(154) 6%(116) 8%(164) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 35%(180) 34%(176) 11%(59) 10%(53) 9%(49) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 36%(100) 41%(113) 10%(27) 6%(18) 7%(21) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 40%(75) 35%(65) 8%(16) 7%(12) 10%(18) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 63%(604) 23%(222) 5%(51) 3%(31) 6%(54) 962 Favorable of Trump 35%(278) 37%(287) 10%(82) 9%(70) 9%(68) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 59%(681) 25%(290) 6%(71) 4%(42) 7%(75) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 36%(182) 34%(172) 11%(54) 10%(49) 10%(50) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 35%(97) 41%(115) 10%(28) 8%(21) 6%(18) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 31%(49) 38%(60) 12%(19) 7%(11) 12%(19) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 63%(632) 23%(231) 5%(52) 3%(31) 6%(56) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 41%(303) 34%(254) 9%(69) 7%(51) 8%(60) 736 #1 Issue: Security 38%(75) 33%(65) 11%(21) 10%(19) 8%(16) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 68%(248) 18%(64) 5%(19) 2%(6) 8%(28) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 52%(151) 29%(83) 6%(17) 5%(14) 8%(24) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 42%(47) 37%(42) 7%(8) 5%(5) 9%(10) 112 #1 Issue: Education 43%(33) 24%(18) 9%(7) 10%(7) 13%(10) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 52%(37) 29%(21) 11%(8) 3%(2) 5%(4) 72 #1 Issue: Other 52%(74) 29%(42) 3%(5) 7%(10) 8%(12) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 60%(450) 27%(200) 5%(40) 4%(29) 4%(32) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 39%(220) 35%(196) 9%(52) 10%(58) 6%(35) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 61%(431) 26%(187) 5%(38) 4%(26) 4%(26) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 38%(250) 36%(239) 10%(68) 9%(57) 8%(52) 666 2016 Vote: Other 51%(64) 29%(37) 7%(9) 6%(7) 7%(9) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 46%(223) 26%(125) 8%(39) 5%(25) 16%(78) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 51%(634) 30%(375) 8%(96) 6%(76) 4%(54) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 44%(335) 28%(213) 8%(57) 5%(39) 14%(109) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_2: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill to address climate change An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 35%(705) 27%(545) 17%(335) 14%(270) 7%(135) 1990 Gender: Male 34%(317) 25%(236) 17%(159) 17%(160) 6%(60) 931 Gender: Female 37%(388) 29%(309) 17%(176) 10%(111) 7%(75) 1059 Age: 18-34 39%(196) 26%(130) 14%(72) 9%(44) 12%(58) 500 Age: 35-44 28%(85) 30%(91) 24%(73) 9%(28) 9%(26) 302 Age: 45-64 36%(263) 26%(187) 17%(120) 16%(113) 6%(43) 725 Age: 65+ 35%(162) 30%(137) 15%(70) 19%(86) 2%(8) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 46%(74) 25%(41) 10%(16) 7%(11) 12%(20) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 34%(178) 27%(140) 19%(99) 10%(50) 11%(57) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 31%(154) 30%(150) 19%(93) 13%(64) 7%(35) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 38%(279) 26%(193) 15%(111) 17%(124) 3%(23) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 54%(431) 31%(243) 9%(72) 2%(15) 4%(35) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 35%(193) 24%(131) 17%(91) 13%(73) 10%(57) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 13%(81) 26%(170) 26%(171) 28%(182) 7%(43) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 56%(188) 28%(95) 10%(33) 3%(10) 4%(12) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 53%(243) 32%(148) 9%(39) 1%(5) 5%(23) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 33%(85) 20%(52) 19%(49) 17%(45) 11%(27) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 38%(107) 28%(79) 15%(42) 10%(28) 10%(30) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 13%(44) 26%(89) 23%(77) 31%(105) 6%(20) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 12%(37) 26%(82) 30%(95) 25%(77) 7%(23) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 61%(386) 28%(178) 7%(46) 2%(11) 2%(13) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 34%(184) 33%(175) 19%(101) 7%(37) 8%(42) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 15%(104) 24%(165) 25%(174) 31%(215) 6%(39) 697 Educ: < College 32%(397) 28%(348) 18%(224) 14%(170) 9%(113) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 39%(184) 26%(125) 16%(74) 16%(75) 3%(13) 471 Educ: Post-grad 47%(124) 27%(72) 14%(37) 10%(26) 3%(9) 268 Income: Under 50k 36%(383) 27%(282) 17%(175) 12%(130) 9%(91) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 32%(204) 29%(184) 18%(116) 15%(95) 6%(37) 635 Income: 100k+ 40%(118) 27%(78) 15%(44) 16%(46) 2%(7) 293 Ethnicity: White 34%(544) 27%(430) 18%(293) 16%(251) 6%(91) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_2: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill to address climate change An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 35%(705) 27%(545) 17%(335) 14%(270) 7%(135) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 42%(81) 24%(46) 19%(36) 9%(17) 7%(13) 193 Ethnicity: Black 44%(110) 31%(77) 9%(24) 4%(10) 12%(30) 252 Ethnicity: Other 39%(51) 29%(37) 14%(18) 7%(9) 11%(14) 128 All Christian 30%(286) 30%(285) 19%(187) 17%(163) 4%(37) 959 All Non-Christian 53%(51) 23%(22) 7%(7) 7%(7) 10%(9) 96 Atheist 55%(48) 28%(25) 11%(10) 3%(2) 4%(3) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 43%(211) 24%(118) 11%(52) 12%(58) 11%(53) 494 Something Else 31%(109) 27%(94) 22%(79) 11%(40) 9%(31) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 47%(53) 24%(27) 12%(14) 7%(8) 10%(11) 112 Evangelical 23%(131) 26%(147) 22%(126) 20%(113) 8%(43) 561 Non-Evangelical 36%(256) 31%(223) 18%(130) 12%(89) 3%(23) 722 Community: Urban 39%(218) 32%(176) 15%(82) 8%(44) 6%(35) 555 Community: Suburban 37%(337) 27%(244) 16%(151) 14%(128) 6%(58) 919 Community: Rural 29%(150) 24%(125) 20%(101) 19%(99) 8%(41) 516 Employ: Private Sector 34%(205) 31%(190) 18%(110) 12%(70) 5%(28) 604 Employ: Government 39%(52) 19%(25) 21%(28) 12%(16) 8%(11) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 36%(53) 31%(46) 10%(16) 15%(23) 8%(12) 149 Employ: Homemaker 26%(32) 23%(29) 24%(30) 18%(22) 8%(10) 123 Employ: Student 46%(37) 27%(21) 8%(7) 5%(4) 14%(11) 79 Employ: Retired 34%(178) 28%(145) 16%(84) 18%(91) 4%(19) 517 Employ: Unemployed 39%(108) 23%(66) 16%(44) 12%(33) 11%(30) 280 Employ: Other 39%(41) 22%(24) 16%(17) 10%(11) 13%(14) 106 Military HH: Yes 35%(121) 27%(95) 15%(52) 17%(59) 6%(20) 347 Military HH: No 36%(585) 27%(450) 17%(282) 13%(211) 7%(115) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 25%(136) 25%(138) 22%(118) 21%(112) 8%(42) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 39%(569) 28%(407) 15%(217) 11%(158) 6%(93) 1443 Trump Job Approve 11%(91) 24%(194) 27%(218) 30%(236) 7%(56) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 53%(604) 30%(343) 10%(114) 3%(31) 5%(57) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_2: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill to address climate change An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 35%(705) 27%(545) 17%(335) 14%(270) 7%(135) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 10%(50) 20%(105) 27%(139) 36%(187) 7%(35) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 15%(41) 32%(89) 28%(79) 17%(49) 7%(21) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 27%(50) 42%(78) 15%(28) 8%(16) 8%(15) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 58%(555) 27%(264) 9%(86) 2%(16) 4%(42) 962 Favorable of Trump 12%(95) 24%(185) 27%(215) 30%(237) 7%(53) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 52%(604) 30%(352) 10%(115) 3%(29) 5%(60) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 10%(50) 20%(102) 26%(132) 36%(185) 7%(38) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 16%(45) 30%(82) 30%(83) 19%(53) 6%(16) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 20%(32) 42%(65) 18%(29) 11%(17) 9%(14) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 57%(573) 29%(286) 9%(85) 1%(12) 5%(46) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 25%(181) 30%(221) 20%(145) 17%(125) 9%(64) 736 #1 Issue: Security 22%(44) 16%(31) 31%(62) 27%(54) 3%(6) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 49%(180) 30%(109) 11%(39) 5%(18) 6%(20) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 32%(92) 37%(107) 14%(40) 12%(35) 5%(14) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 44%(49) 26%(29) 16%(18) 7%(8) 8%(8) 112 #1 Issue: Education 40%(30) 20%(15) 14%(11) 12%(9) 14%(11) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 71%(51) 16%(12) 6%(4) 2%(2) 4%(3) 72 #1 Issue: Other 55%(79) 14%(20) 11%(16) 14%(20) 6%(8) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 56%(418) 31%(230) 9%(65) 2%(14) 3%(23) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 13%(72) 23%(129) 26%(146) 33%(183) 6%(31) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 57%(405) 29%(207) 9%(62) 2%(12) 3%(21) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 12%(80) 26%(170) 26%(172) 30%(203) 6%(40) 666 2016 Vote: Other 37%(47) 34%(43) 12%(16) 12%(15) 5%(6) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 35%(173) 26%(125) 17%(85) 8%(40) 14%(67) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 36%(450) 28%(345) 17%(205) 16%(194) 3%(42) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 34%(255) 27%(200) 17%(130) 10%(76) 12%(93) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_3: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill to reduce economic inequality An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 33%(655) 28%(566) 17%(329) 12%(247) 10%(193) 1990 Gender: Male 30%(283) 26%(242) 20%(183) 16%(151) 8%(73) 931 Gender: Female 35%(372) 31%(323) 14%(146) 9%(97) 11%(121) 1059 Age: 18-34 42%(208) 23%(116) 15%(74) 7%(37) 13%(65) 500 Age: 35-44 33%(100) 31%(93) 16%(49) 9%(28) 11%(32) 302 Age: 45-64 32%(229) 28%(204) 16%(117) 16%(116) 8%(59) 725 Age: 65+ 25%(118) 33%(153) 19%(89) 14%(66) 8%(37) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 40%(64) 26%(41) 14%(23) 6%(10) 14%(23) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 40%(209) 24%(124) 15%(80) 8%(44) 13%(67) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 34%(166) 30%(146) 15%(75) 13%(66) 8%(41) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 27%(196) 31%(228) 19%(139) 16%(113) 7%(54) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 49%(388) 32%(258) 11%(84) 3%(20) 6%(47) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 31%(167) 24%(133) 18%(97) 12%(68) 15%(81) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 15%(100) 27%(175) 23%(148) 25%(160) 10%(66) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 48%(164) 29%(98) 15%(50) 4%(13) 4%(14) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 49%(224) 35%(160) 7%(34) 2%(7) 7%(33) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 26%(68) 26%(66) 21%(54) 16%(40) 12%(30) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 34%(99) 23%(67) 15%(43) 9%(27) 18%(51) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 15%(50) 23%(79) 24%(79) 29%(97) 9%(29) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 16%(49) 31%(96) 22%(69) 20%(62) 12%(37) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 55%(348) 31%(194) 9%(57) 2%(14) 3%(22) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 32%(170) 32%(174) 17%(93) 6%(34) 13%(68) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 15%(104) 25%(176) 24%(165) 28%(195) 8%(58) 697 Educ: < College 32%(406) 27%(333) 16%(204) 12%(146) 13%(162) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 34%(161) 29%(137) 17%(79) 15%(72) 5%(21) 471 Educ: Post-grad 33%(88) 35%(95) 17%(46) 11%(29) 4%(10) 268 Income: Under 50k 36%(380) 28%(295) 16%(174) 8%(87) 12%(125) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 30%(193) 27%(174) 17%(107) 16%(104) 9%(57) 635 Income: 100k+ 28%(82) 33%(96) 17%(49) 19%(55) 4%(11) 293 Ethnicity: White 29%(474) 29%(465) 18%(293) 14%(229) 9%(149) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_3: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill to reduce economic inequality An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 33%(655) 28%(566) 17%(329) 12%(247) 10%(193) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 39%(76) 20%(39) 17%(33) 13%(25) 10%(19) 193 Ethnicity: Black 52%(132) 26%(66) 7%(18) 4%(10) 11%(27) 252 Ethnicity: Other 38%(49) 27%(35) 15%(19) 7%(8) 14%(18) 128 All Christian 26%(253) 29%(279) 20%(189) 16%(156) 9%(84) 959 All Non-Christian 42%(40) 33%(32) 11%(11) 5%(5) 10%(9) 96 Atheist 48%(42) 30%(26) 11%(9) 7%(6) 4%(4) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 37%(180) 28%(138) 15%(72) 9%(44) 12%(59) 494 Something Else 39%(139) 26%(91) 14%(49) 10%(36) 11%(38) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 36%(40) 31%(35) 16%(17) 6%(7) 11%(13) 112 Evangelical 28%(155) 27%(150) 19%(105) 16%(92) 10%(59) 561 Non-Evangelical 32%(231) 30%(213) 17%(123) 13%(97) 8%(57) 722 Community: Urban 41%(226) 30%(166) 14%(80) 7%(38) 8%(45) 555 Community: Suburban 33%(307) 27%(247) 16%(143) 15%(135) 9%(86) 919 Community: Rural 24%(122) 29%(152) 21%(106) 14%(74) 12%(62) 516 Employ: Private Sector 34%(203) 29%(176) 17%(100) 13%(81) 7%(43) 604 Employ: Government 39%(52) 27%(35) 17%(23) 10%(14) 6%(8) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 32%(48) 28%(41) 18%(26) 12%(18) 11%(16) 149 Employ: Homemaker 21%(26) 36%(44) 13%(15) 17%(20) 14%(18) 123 Employ: Student 44%(34) 23%(19) 11%(8) 6%(4) 17%(13) 79 Employ: Retired 25%(130) 31%(160) 20%(102) 16%(81) 8%(44) 517 Employ: Unemployed 42%(117) 26%(71) 13%(37) 7%(21) 12%(34) 280 Employ: Other 42%(44) 18%(19) 16%(17) 8%(8) 16%(17) 106 Military HH: Yes 28%(98) 31%(109) 16%(57) 16%(55) 8%(28) 347 Military HH: No 34%(557) 28%(456) 17%(273) 12%(192) 10%(165) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 23%(129) 28%(152) 20%(107) 19%(104) 10%(56) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 36%(526) 29%(414) 15%(222) 10%(143) 10%(137) 1443 Trump Job Approve 15%(122) 25%(198) 24%(188) 26%(204) 10%(82) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 45%(521) 31%(360) 12%(140) 4%(42) 7%(86) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_3: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill to reduce economic inequality An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 33%(655) 28%(566) 17%(329) 12%(247) 10%(193) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 14%(74) 23%(121) 23%(117) 30%(155) 10%(50) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 17%(48) 28%(77) 26%(71) 18%(49) 12%(32) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 32%(60) 28%(53) 15%(27) 9%(17) 16%(29) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 48%(461) 32%(307) 12%(113) 3%(25) 6%(57) 962 Favorable of Trump 16%(127) 25%(198) 23%(179) 26%(202) 10%(80) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 45%(520) 31%(363) 13%(147) 4%(41) 8%(89) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 14%(70) 24%(122) 23%(114) 29%(149) 10%(52) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 20%(56) 27%(76) 23%(65) 19%(53) 10%(28) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 24%(39) 26%(41) 23%(36) 10%(15) 17%(26) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 48%(481) 32%(322) 11%(111) 3%(26) 6%(63) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 31%(232) 26%(195) 16%(119) 16%(118) 10%(72) 736 #1 Issue: Security 18%(36) 20%(40) 27%(53) 26%(51) 9%(17) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 42%(154) 33%(121) 13%(49) 3%(10) 9%(32) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 29%(83) 27%(77) 22%(64) 9%(27) 13%(36) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 36%(40) 36%(41) 12%(14) 4%(5) 11%(13) 112 #1 Issue: Education 34%(26) 30%(23) 11%(8) 13%(10) 13%(10) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 41%(29) 38%(27) 11%(8) 5%(3) 5%(4) 72 #1 Issue: Other 38%(55) 29%(41) 9%(13) 16%(23) 7%(10) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 46%(342) 33%(249) 13%(98) 3%(23) 5%(37) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 14%(76) 24%(133) 24%(137) 29%(165) 9%(51) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 47%(330) 35%(244) 11%(79) 3%(19) 5%(34) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 16%(103) 25%(164) 24%(160) 26%(172) 10%(66) 666 2016 Vote: Other 34%(43) 29%(36) 16%(20) 15%(19) 7%(9) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 36%(178) 25%(121) 14%(70) 8%(37) 17%(84) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 32%(400) 30%(369) 18%(216) 14%(176) 6%(74) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 34%(255) 26%(196) 15%(113) 9%(71) 16%(120) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_4: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing an infrastructure spending bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 31%(622) 40%(794) 14%(274) 3%(67) 12%(233) 1990 Gender: Male 37%(344) 38%(356) 12%(113) 4%(40) 8%(78) 931 Gender: Female 26%(278) 41%(438) 15%(161) 3%(28) 15%(155) 1059 Age: 18-34 22%(110) 37%(186) 15%(76) 5%(25) 21%(103) 500 Age: 35-44 26%(79) 34%(104) 22%(65) 4%(12) 14%(43) 302 Age: 45-64 35%(256) 43%(310) 10%(73) 3%(24) 8%(61) 725 Age: 65+ 38%(177) 42%(193) 13%(59) 1%(7) 6%(26) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 17%(28) 38%(61) 16%(25) 6%(10) 23%(36) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 24%(128) 35%(185) 17%(88) 4%(23) 19%(99) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 34%(167) 38%(187) 15%(76) 4%(18) 9%(46) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 37%(272) 44%(324) 10%(73) 2%(17) 6%(45) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 33%(264) 43%(341) 13%(100) 3%(23) 9%(69) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 31%(170) 33%(179) 14%(79) 3%(15) 19%(102) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 29%(188) 42%(274) 15%(95) 5%(29) 10%(62) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 42%(140) 37%(125) 12%(40) 4%(14) 6%(19) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 27%(124) 47%(216) 13%(60) 2%(9) 11%(50) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 36%(94) 34%(89) 12%(31) 4%(9) 14%(37) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 27%(76) 32%(91) 17%(48) 2%(5) 23%(65) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 33%(110) 43%(143) 13%(42) 5%(16) 7%(23) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 25%(78) 42%(130) 17%(52) 4%(13) 13%(40) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 36%(225) 42%(264) 13%(85) 2%(13) 8%(48) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 32%(172) 38%(207) 14%(73) 3%(18) 13%(68) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 29%(200) 45%(311) 14%(95) 4%(31) 9%(60) 697 Educ: < College 30%(375) 37%(468) 14%(178) 4%(46) 15%(184) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 32%(150) 44%(206) 14%(64) 4%(17) 7%(34) 471 Educ: Post-grad 36%(97) 45%(120) 12%(32) 2%(5) 6%(15) 268 Income: Under 50k 30%(314) 38%(400) 14%(153) 3%(32) 15%(163) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 33%(208) 43%(270) 12%(78) 4%(26) 8%(54) 635 Income: 100k+ 34%(100) 42%(124) 15%(44) 3%(9) 6%(17) 293 Ethnicity: White 30%(488) 41%(667) 14%(223) 3%(51) 11%(181) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_4: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing an infrastructure spending bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 31%(622) 40%(794) 14%(274) 3%(67) 12%(233) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 32%(61) 33%(63) 17%(33) 6%(12) 12%(24) 193 Ethnicity: Black 35%(88) 35%(89) 14%(34) 4%(10) 12%(31) 252 Ethnicity: Other 36%(46) 30%(38) 13%(17) 5%(6) 16%(21) 128 All Christian 32%(310) 43%(413) 14%(130) 3%(31) 8%(75) 959 All Non-Christian 37%(35) 37%(35) 7%(7) 2%(2) 18%(17) 96 Atheist 33%(29) 48%(42) 8%(7) 3%(3) 8%(7) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 27%(134) 38%(186) 15%(74) 3%(17) 17%(82) 494 Something Else 32%(114) 33%(117) 16%(55) 4%(14) 15%(52) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 36%(40) 38%(43) 8%(9) 2%(2) 17%(19) 112 Evangelical 29%(164) 40%(225) 14%(76) 4%(25) 13%(71) 561 Non-Evangelical 34%(248) 41%(296) 14%(104) 3%(20) 7%(54) 722 Community: Urban 32%(180) 39%(217) 14%(80) 3%(17) 11%(62) 555 Community: Suburban 33%(306) 40%(365) 13%(120) 3%(23) 11%(105) 919 Community: Rural 26%(136) 41%(212) 14%(74) 5%(28) 13%(66) 516 Employ: Private Sector 32%(191) 42%(255) 13%(81) 4%(24) 9%(53) 604 Employ: Government 25%(33) 42%(56) 18%(23) 5%(7) 10%(13) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 35%(52) 33%(50) 16%(24) 6%(9) 10%(14) 149 Employ: Homemaker 21%(26) 42%(52) 14%(17) 2%(3) 20%(25) 123 Employ: Student 16%(13) 41%(32) 13%(10) 5%(4) 25%(20) 79 Employ: Retired 36%(188) 44%(229) 11%(59) 1%(7) 7%(35) 517 Employ: Unemployed 31%(85) 31%(87) 14%(40) 4%(10) 20%(57) 280 Employ: Other 32%(34) 32%(34) 17%(18) 2%(3) 16%(17) 106 Military HH: Yes 37%(128) 37%(129) 12%(41) 2%(8) 12%(42) 347 Military HH: No 30%(494) 40%(665) 14%(233) 4%(59) 12%(191) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 29%(159) 43%(235) 12%(65) 5%(29) 11%(60) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 32%(463) 39%(559) 14%(209) 3%(39) 12%(173) 1443 Trump Job Approve 27%(215) 41%(329) 15%(122) 5%(38) 11%(91) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 35%(399) 40%(459) 13%(146) 2%(29) 10%(117) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_4: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing an infrastructure spending bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 31%(622) 40%(794) 14%(274) 3%(67) 12%(233) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 29%(150) 40%(209) 14%(71) 6%(29) 11%(57) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 23%(64) 43%(120) 18%(51) 3%(9) 12%(34) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 24%(45) 42%(78) 15%(29) 3%(6) 16%(29) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 37%(354) 40%(381) 12%(117) 2%(23) 9%(88) 962 Favorable of Trump 27%(213) 41%(324) 15%(120) 5%(40) 11%(88) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 35%(402) 40%(462) 13%(148) 2%(26) 10%(120) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 30%(150) 41%(206) 13%(67) 5%(28) 11%(57) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 23%(64) 43%(119) 19%(53) 4%(12) 11%(31) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 23%(36) 38%(61) 20%(32) 3%(5) 15%(24) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 37%(366) 40%(402) 12%(117) 2%(21) 10%(97) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 31%(227) 39%(289) 15%(110) 3%(24) 12%(87) 736 #1 Issue: Security 36%(70) 42%(82) 10%(20) 2%(4) 10%(19) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 34%(126) 41%(150) 12%(44) 3%(12) 9%(34) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 30%(88) 41%(119) 13%(37) 3%(8) 13%(37) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 17%(19) 38%(43) 19%(21) 7%(8) 18%(21) 112 #1 Issue: Education 26%(20) 31%(23) 17%(13) 8%(6) 18%(14) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 36%(26) 33%(24) 15%(11) 1%(1) 14%(10) 72 #1 Issue: Other 33%(47) 45%(65) 12%(17) 3%(4) 7%(10) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 39%(293) 41%(310) 12%(88) 2%(16) 6%(43) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 30%(166) 42%(238) 15%(84) 5%(26) 8%(47) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 38%(267) 42%(295) 12%(88) 2%(15) 6%(42) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 30%(200) 43%(284) 15%(100) 3%(22) 9%(60) 666 2016 Vote: Other 37%(46) 40%(51) 9%(11) 4%(5) 10%(13) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 22%(108) 33%(164) 15%(75) 5%(25) 24%(118) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 36%(442) 42%(524) 12%(151) 3%(40) 6%(78) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 24%(180) 36%(270) 16%(123) 4%(27) 21%(155) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_5: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing an immigration reform bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 31%(610) 36%(714) 17%(331) 7%(135) 10%(200) 1990 Gender: Male 32%(297) 35%(322) 18%(164) 8%(72) 8%(75) 931 Gender: Female 30%(313) 37%(391) 16%(167) 6%(63) 12%(125) 1059 Age: 18-34 24%(119) 31%(156) 19%(95) 10%(48) 16%(82) 500 Age: 35-44 24%(74) 32%(96) 22%(67) 8%(23) 14%(42) 302 Age: 45-64 33%(242) 37%(270) 16%(115) 6%(43) 8%(54) 725 Age: 65+ 38%(176) 41%(191) 11%(53) 5%(21) 5%(22) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 31%(50) 25%(41) 12%(19) 9%(14) 23%(37) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 21%(108) 33%(172) 22%(116) 9%(49) 15%(77) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 34%(167) 33%(162) 18%(88) 7%(34) 9%(44) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 34%(245) 43%(312) 13%(98) 5%(36) 5%(39) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 32%(254) 41%(326) 16%(124) 3%(26) 8%(66) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 28%(151) 33%(178) 17%(95) 9%(47) 14%(75) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 32%(205) 32%(209) 17%(112) 10%(63) 9%(59) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 36%(120) 39%(133) 18%(62) 3%(11) 4%(13) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 29%(134) 42%(194) 14%(63) 3%(15) 12%(53) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 28%(73) 31%(81) 18%(48) 9%(23) 13%(34) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 27%(78) 34%(97) 16%(47) 8%(24) 14%(41) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 31%(104) 33%(109) 16%(55) 12%(39) 8%(28) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 32%(101) 32%(100) 18%(57) 8%(25) 10%(31) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 35%(220) 40%(255) 16%(99) 4%(26) 5%(35) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 25%(135) 37%(201) 20%(110) 5%(26) 12%(66) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 33%(231) 34%(237) 16%(111) 10%(68) 7%(49) 697 Educ: < College 30%(378) 33%(409) 17%(213) 7%(94) 13%(158) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 31%(146) 40%(189) 16%(77) 6%(30) 6%(28) 471 Educ: Post-grad 32%(86) 43%(115) 15%(41) 4%(11) 5%(14) 268 Income: Under 50k 31%(328) 33%(354) 16%(170) 6%(68) 13%(142) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 31%(196) 36%(232) 18%(114) 7%(44) 8%(48) 635 Income: 100k+ 29%(86) 43%(127) 16%(46) 8%(24) 3%(10) 293 Ethnicity: White 30%(487) 36%(579) 17%(278) 7%(112) 10%(153) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_5: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing an immigration reform bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 31%(610) 36%(714) 17%(331) 7%(135) 10%(200) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 36%(69) 28%(53) 16%(32) 11%(21) 10%(18) 193 Ethnicity: Black 31%(77) 38%(96) 14%(36) 5%(14) 12%(30) 252 Ethnicity: Other 36%(46) 30%(39) 14%(17) 7%(9) 13%(17) 128 All Christian 32%(307) 39%(373) 16%(157) 6%(55) 7%(68) 959 All Non-Christian 35%(33) 35%(33) 16%(16) 1%(1) 13%(12) 96 Atheist 30%(27) 38%(33) 16%(14) 11%(9) 5%(5) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 28%(137) 32%(160) 16%(80) 10%(48) 14%(68) 494 Something Else 30%(106) 32%(114) 18%(64) 6%(21) 13%(47) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 36%(41) 33%(37) 19%(21) 1%(1) 11%(12) 112 Evangelical 30%(166) 37%(207) 17%(93) 7%(37) 10%(58) 561 Non-Evangelical 33%(235) 37%(269) 17%(122) 5%(39) 8%(56) 722 Community: Urban 32%(177) 37%(204) 16%(88) 6%(31) 10%(53) 555 Community: Suburban 32%(290) 36%(334) 17%(157) 6%(58) 9%(80) 919 Community: Rural 28%(143) 34%(175) 17%(86) 9%(46) 13%(67) 516 Employ: Private Sector 28%(168) 39%(233) 19%(117) 7%(43) 7%(43) 604 Employ: Government 32%(42) 36%(47) 17%(23) 5%(7) 10%(13) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 28%(42) 38%(57) 14%(21) 12%(18) 8%(12) 149 Employ: Homemaker 30%(37) 30%(37) 19%(24) 8%(10) 12%(15) 123 Employ: Student 31%(25) 23%(18) 14%(11) 6%(5) 26%(20) 79 Employ: Retired 36%(184) 40%(208) 13%(69) 5%(25) 6%(32) 517 Employ: Unemployed 33%(91) 27%(77) 16%(44) 8%(23) 16%(45) 280 Employ: Other 21%(23) 35%(37) 22%(23) 5%(6) 17%(18) 106 Military HH: Yes 34%(118) 38%(131) 13%(44) 7%(25) 8%(29) 347 Military HH: No 30%(492) 35%(583) 17%(287) 7%(110) 10%(171) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 32%(173) 34%(188) 17%(93) 8%(45) 9%(47) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 30%(437) 36%(525) 16%(237) 6%(90) 11%(153) 1443 Trump Job Approve 31%(248) 32%(257) 16%(126) 12%(92) 9%(71) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 30%(350) 39%(450) 18%(202) 4%(43) 9%(104) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_5: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing an immigration reform bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 31%(610) 36%(714) 17%(331) 7%(135) 10%(200) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 35%(180) 30%(153) 15%(75) 12%(61) 9%(47) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 25%(68) 37%(104) 18%(51) 11%(31) 8%(23) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 23%(43) 38%(70) 21%(40) 5%(10) 13%(24) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 32%(307) 39%(379) 17%(163) 3%(33) 8%(80) 962 Favorable of Trump 31%(247) 32%(251) 16%(127) 11%(89) 9%(71) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 30%(353) 39%(456) 17%(203) 3%(40) 9%(107) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 35%(179) 29%(145) 16%(79) 11%(57) 9%(48) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 25%(69) 38%(106) 17%(48) 12%(33) 8%(23) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 17%(27) 40%(63) 22%(34) 8%(12) 14%(22) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 33%(326) 39%(393) 17%(168) 3%(29) 9%(85) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 28%(204) 37%(271) 16%(121) 8%(62) 10%(77) 736 #1 Issue: Security 39%(77) 28%(55) 16%(31) 10%(20) 7%(14) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 30%(110) 36%(132) 19%(71) 5%(17) 10%(37) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 33%(96) 38%(111) 13%(38) 5%(14) 10%(30) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 27%(30) 37%(42) 22%(24) 4%(5) 10%(11) 112 #1 Issue: Education 34%(26) 25%(19) 17%(13) 6%(5) 17%(13) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 27%(19) 41%(29) 15%(11) 9%(6) 9%(6) 72 #1 Issue: Other 34%(48) 39%(56) 15%(22) 5%(6) 8%(11) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 32%(241) 41%(310) 17%(125) 4%(27) 6%(46) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 34%(190) 35%(194) 15%(84) 9%(53) 7%(41) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 32%(230) 43%(306) 16%(111) 3%(22) 5%(39) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 32%(213) 34%(223) 17%(110) 10%(67) 8%(52) 666 2016 Vote: Other 35%(44) 35%(44) 16%(20) 5%(6) 10%(12) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 25%(123) 29%(140) 18%(89) 8%(41) 20%(97) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 33%(404) 39%(486) 16%(201) 6%(72) 6%(72) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 27%(206) 30%(227) 17%(130) 8%(64) 17%(128) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_6: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Constructing a wall along the U.S. / Mexico border An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 22%(447) 17%(346) 16%(322) 38%(752) 6%(124) 1990 Gender: Male 26%(240) 19%(173) 16%(152) 33%(311) 6%(56) 931 Gender: Female 20%(207) 16%(174) 16%(169) 42%(441) 6%(68) 1059 Age: 18-34 11%(57) 20%(99) 16%(81) 42%(210) 10%(52) 500 Age: 35-44 17%(53) 16%(48) 22%(66) 37%(113) 8%(23) 302 Age: 45-64 28%(201) 16%(116) 16%(118) 34%(248) 6%(42) 725 Age: 65+ 29%(136) 18%(84) 12%(56) 39%(180) 2%(7) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 8%(13) 15%(24) 18%(28) 47%(76) 12%(20) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 14%(72) 20%(104) 17%(91) 39%(203) 10%(52) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 27%(134) 16%(79) 18%(89) 33%(163) 6%(28) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 26%(191) 17%(127) 14%(105) 39%(283) 3%(23) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 7%(55) 12%(93) 16%(131) 60%(477) 5%(41) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 17%(94) 15%(83) 18%(97) 41%(223) 9%(48) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 46%(298) 26%(171) 14%(94) 8%(52) 5%(34) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 9%(31) 11%(37) 18%(62) 56%(190) 5%(18) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 5%(23) 12%(56) 15%(69) 62%(286) 5%(24) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 18%(47) 17%(44) 17%(45) 38%(97) 10%(25) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 16%(47) 14%(39) 18%(52) 44%(125) 8%(23) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 48%(161) 28%(92) 14%(45) 7%(23) 4%(13) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 44%(137) 25%(79) 15%(48) 9%(29) 7%(21) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 7%(42) 9%(56) 14%(87) 68%(431) 3%(18) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 11%(60) 19%(102) 23%(125) 39%(211) 8%(41) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 47%(329) 25%(171) 13%(91) 11%(79) 4%(28) 697 Educ: < College 25%(316) 17%(214) 16%(202) 34%(424) 8%(96) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 18%(83) 19%(90) 16%(75) 43%(203) 4%(20) 471 Educ: Post-grad 18%(48) 16%(43) 17%(44) 47%(125) 3%(8) 268 Income: Under 50k 21%(221) 17%(179) 18%(190) 36%(383) 8%(89) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 23%(146) 20%(127) 15%(93) 38%(244) 4%(25) 635 Income: 100k+ 27%(79) 14%(41) 13%(39) 43%(125) 3%(9) 293 Ethnicity: White 25%(399) 18%(284) 16%(262) 36%(583) 5%(82) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_6: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Constructing a wall along the U.S. / Mexico border An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 22%(447) 17%(346) 16%(322) 38%(752) 6%(124) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 16%(31) 10%(19) 23%(44) 43%(82) 8%(16) 193 Ethnicity: Black 12%(31) 17%(44) 18%(46) 42%(105) 11%(27) 252 Ethnicity: Other 14%(17) 15%(19) 11%(14) 49%(63) 11%(14) 128 All Christian 28%(273) 20%(196) 17%(164) 30%(287) 4%(41) 959 All Non-Christian 14%(13) 19%(18) 11%(11) 48%(46) 9%(8) 96 Atheist 8%(7) 7%(6) 14%(13) 67%(59) 4%(3) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 15%(73) 13%(64) 14%(69) 49%(241) 10%(47) 494 Something Else 23%(81) 18%(63) 19%(66) 34%(119) 7%(24) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 15%(17) 20%(22) 10%(12) 47%(53) 7%(8) 112 Evangelical 36%(200) 22%(122) 17%(94) 20%(113) 6%(33) 561 Non-Evangelical 20%(148) 18%(129) 18%(131) 39%(284) 4%(30) 722 Community: Urban 18%(97) 18%(99) 17%(94) 41%(229) 6%(36) 555 Community: Suburban 21%(197) 17%(155) 16%(149) 40%(368) 6%(51) 919 Community: Rural 30%(153) 18%(92) 15%(79) 30%(155) 7%(37) 516 Employ: Private Sector 20%(119) 21%(129) 18%(111) 36%(218) 5%(27) 604 Employ: Government 21%(27) 16%(21) 18%(24) 42%(55) 4%(5) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 28%(42) 14%(21) 13%(20) 36%(54) 8%(12) 149 Employ: Homemaker 27%(33) 23%(29) 15%(19) 26%(32) 9%(11) 123 Employ: Student 8%(7) 11%(8) 15%(12) 52%(41) 14%(11) 79 Employ: Retired 29%(150) 17%(90) 13%(67) 37%(192) 4%(18) 517 Employ: Unemployed 17%(49) 14%(40) 19%(52) 42%(118) 8%(21) 280 Employ: Other 20%(21) 7%(7) 17%(18) 40%(42) 17%(18) 106 Military HH: Yes 31%(106) 16%(57) 14%(47) 36%(123) 4%(14) 347 Military HH: No 21%(341) 18%(290) 17%(275) 38%(628) 7%(110) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 37%(203) 22%(122) 14%(77) 19%(105) 7%(40) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 17%(244) 16%(224) 17%(245) 45%(646) 6%(83) 1443 Trump Job Approve 46%(365) 28%(220) 15%(123) 6%(49) 5%(38) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 7%(75) 11%(122) 17%(192) 61%(696) 6%(64) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_6: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Constructing a wall along the U.S. / Mexico border An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 22%(447) 17%(346) 16%(322) 38%(752) 6%(124) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 58%(300) 23%(119) 10%(50) 4%(21) 5%(26) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 23%(65) 36%(101) 26%(72) 10%(27) 4%(12) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 12%(23) 22%(40) 24%(44) 33%(62) 10%(18) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 5%(52) 9%(82) 15%(148) 66%(634) 5%(46) 962 Favorable of Trump 47%(371) 27%(214) 15%(116) 6%(49) 5%(37) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 6%(71) 11%(129) 17%(197) 60%(696) 6%(66) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 59%(299) 24%(119) 10%(49) 3%(14) 5%(26) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 26%(72) 34%(94) 24%(67) 13%(35) 4%(10) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 13%(20) 26%(41) 24%(38) 27%(42) 10%(16) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 5%(51) 9%(88) 16%(159) 65%(654) 5%(50) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 24%(179) 22%(163) 20%(144) 27%(197) 7%(54) 736 #1 Issue: Security 55%(107) 21%(42) 11%(22) 10%(19) 3%(6) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 13%(48) 9%(34) 15%(55) 57%(210) 5%(19) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 22%(63) 19%(54) 16%(45) 39%(112) 5%(14) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 8%(9) 13%(14) 17%(19) 54%(60) 8%(9) 112 #1 Issue: Education 19%(14) 13%(10) 16%(12) 42%(32) 11%(8) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 3%(2) 11%(8) 10%(7) 71%(51) 4%(3) 72 #1 Issue: Other 17%(24) 15%(21) 13%(18) 49%(70) 7%(9) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 7%(56) 11%(83) 16%(117) 62%(462) 4%(33) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 48%(268) 28%(155) 13%(76) 8%(46) 3%(17) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 6%(44) 12%(83) 16%(113) 62%(441) 4%(26) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 47%(313) 27%(180) 15%(98) 7%(47) 4%(27) 666 2016 Vote: Other 11%(14) 17%(21) 19%(24) 49%(62) 5%(6) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 15%(76) 13%(62) 18%(87) 41%(201) 13%(64) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 25%(307) 18%(223) 15%(186) 39%(480) 3%(39) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 18%(140) 16%(123) 18%(136) 36%(272) 11%(85) 755 Continued on next page

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97 Morning Consult Table POL2_7

Table POL2_7: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill that grants young people who were brought to the United States illegally when they were children, often with their parents, protection from deportation An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 32%(635) 31%(612) 16%(309) 13%(266) 8%(168) 1990 Gender: Male 30%(280) 29%(272) 17%(163) 15%(143) 8%(74) 931 Gender: Female 34%(355) 32%(340) 14%(147) 12%(123) 9%(94) 1059 Age: 18-34 40%(201) 27%(135) 10%(48) 10%(49) 13%(67) 500 Age: 35-44 25%(75) 30%(89) 21%(64) 13%(40) 11%(35) 302 Age: 45-64 30%(220) 30%(219) 17%(124) 15%(107) 8%(55) 725 Age: 65+ 30%(139) 36%(168) 16%(74) 15%(70) 3%(12) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 48%(77) 24%(38) 9%(14) 6%(10) 13%(21) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 32%(166) 30%(155) 13%(67) 12%(64) 14%(71) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 29%(143) 27%(133) 20%(100) 15%(72) 9%(46) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 31%(227) 34%(251) 16%(118) 15%(106) 4%(28) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 48%(381) 34%(268) 10%(82) 3%(25) 5%(41) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 28%(153) 30%(166) 16%(88) 13%(69) 13%(69) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 16%(101) 28%(178) 21%(139) 26%(172) 9%(58) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 49%(164) 30%(103) 13%(45) 3%(10) 5%(16) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 47%(217) 36%(165) 8%(37) 3%(15) 6%(25) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 25%(64) 30%(78) 19%(50) 14%(36) 12%(31) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 31%(89) 31%(88) 13%(38) 11%(33) 13%(38) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 15%(51) 27%(92) 20%(68) 29%(96) 8%(28) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 16%(49) 28%(87) 23%(71) 24%(75) 10%(31) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 54%(343) 32%(201) 8%(50) 3%(20) 3%(20) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 28%(152) 38%(202) 19%(100) 7%(37) 9%(48) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 16%(110) 27%(186) 22%(154) 27%(187) 9%(60) 697 Educ: < College 30%(377) 30%(371) 16%(197) 14%(174) 11%(133) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 33%(155) 32%(153) 15%(71) 14%(65) 6%(27) 471 Educ: Post-grad 38%(102) 33%(88) 16%(42) 10%(27) 3%(9) 268 Income: Under 50k 33%(348) 29%(308) 15%(160) 12%(131) 11%(116) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 31%(195) 34%(217) 14%(91) 14%(92) 6%(40) 635 Income: 100k+ 31%(92) 30%(87) 20%(59) 15%(43) 4%(12) 293 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_7: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill that grants young people who were brought to the United States illegally when they were children, often with their parents, protection from deportation An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 32%(635) 31%(612) 16%(309) 13%(266) 8%(168) 1990 Ethnicity: White 30%(480) 30%(489) 17%(270) 15%(246) 8%(124) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 39%(74) 27%(52) 15%(28) 10%(18) 10%(20) 193 Ethnicity: Black 46%(115) 33%(84) 8%(19) 3%(8) 10%(26) 252 Ethnicity: Other 31%(40) 30%(38) 16%(20) 9%(11) 15%(19) 128 All Christian 28%(265) 32%(311) 19%(178) 16%(154) 5%(52) 959 All Non-Christian 43%(41) 31%(30) 11%(10) 5%(5) 10%(9) 96 Atheist 46%(41) 33%(29) 7%(6) 6%(5) 8%(7) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 35%(172) 29%(143) 13%(63) 12%(57) 12%(58) 494 Something Else 33%(116) 28%(99) 15%(53) 12%(44) 12%(42) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 38%(42) 33%(37) 14%(16) 6%(7) 8%(9) 112 Evangelical 27%(154) 27%(154) 17%(96) 18%(101) 10%(57) 561 Non-Evangelical 30%(219) 34%(244) 18%(127) 13%(95) 5%(36) 722 Community: Urban 40%(221) 33%(186) 13%(73) 7%(40) 6%(36) 555 Community: Suburban 32%(290) 31%(282) 16%(146) 14%(126) 8%(75) 919 Community: Rural 24%(124) 28%(144) 17%(90) 19%(100) 11%(58) 516 Employ: Private Sector 30%(184) 31%(186) 17%(100) 15%(89) 7%(45) 604 Employ: Government 36%(47) 32%(42) 13%(17) 11%(14) 8%(11) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 37%(55) 24%(36) 18%(27) 14%(20) 7%(11) 149 Employ: Homemaker 29%(36) 24%(30) 15%(19) 18%(22) 13%(16) 123 Employ: Student 48%(38) 27%(22) 8%(7) 2%(2) 14%(11) 79 Employ: Retired 29%(150) 36%(189) 17%(86) 14%(73) 4%(20) 517 Employ: Unemployed 34%(94) 28%(79) 14%(40) 11%(32) 12%(35) 280 Employ: Other 29%(31) 27%(29) 13%(14) 12%(13) 18%(19) 106 Military HH: Yes 26%(92) 34%(119) 16%(56) 17%(58) 7%(23) 347 Military HH: No 33%(543) 30%(493) 15%(254) 13%(208) 9%(146) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 24%(132) 28%(153) 20%(107) 19%(103) 9%(52) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 35%(503) 32%(459) 14%(202) 11%(163) 8%(117) 1443 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_7: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill that grants young people who were brought to the United States illegally when they were children, often with their parents, protection from deportation An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 32%(635) 31%(612) 16%(309) 13%(266) 8%(168) 1990 Trump Job Approve 15%(118) 27%(212) 22%(177) 27%(218) 9%(70) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 44%(508) 34%(394) 11%(129) 4%(44) 7%(75) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 15%(77) 24%(123) 22%(113) 30%(154) 10%(50) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 15%(41) 32%(89) 23%(64) 23%(64) 7%(20) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 24%(44) 35%(66) 18%(34) 10%(19) 13%(24) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 48%(464) 34%(328) 10%(94) 3%(25) 5%(51) 962 Favorable of Trump 15%(118) 27%(210) 22%(177) 27%(215) 9%(67) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 44%(510) 34%(395) 11%(129) 4%(50) 7%(76) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 15%(74) 23%(119) 22%(111) 31%(155) 9%(47) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 16%(43) 33%(91) 23%(65) 21%(60) 7%(20) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 17%(27) 36%(57) 18%(28) 14%(22) 15%(24) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 48%(483) 34%(338) 10%(101) 3%(28) 5%(52) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 26%(192) 30%(219) 18%(132) 16%(121) 10%(72) 736 #1 Issue: Security 21%(40) 26%(52) 21%(42) 25%(50) 6%(13) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 40%(147) 32%(116) 15%(56) 6%(24) 6%(22) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 27%(77) 39%(111) 14%(40) 14%(40) 7%(20) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 45%(51) 31%(34) 8%(9) 5%(6) 11%(13) 112 #1 Issue: Education 53%(40) 19%(14) 6%(5) 6%(5) 16%(13) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 50%(36) 29%(21) 13%(9) 3%(2) 5%(4) 72 #1 Issue: Other 36%(51) 31%(44) 12%(17) 13%(18) 9%(13) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 47%(355) 34%(257) 10%(75) 4%(27) 5%(36) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 15%(82) 28%(156) 22%(123) 29%(161) 7%(40) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 47%(333) 36%(256) 10%(68) 3%(20) 4%(31) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 14%(94) 27%(179) 23%(151) 28%(184) 9%(58) 666 2016 Vote: Other 33%(42) 36%(45) 15%(19) 10%(12) 6%(8) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 34%(166) 27%(132) 14%(71) 10%(49) 15%(72) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 32%(400) 32%(401) 16%(201) 14%(172) 5%(62) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 31%(235) 28%(211) 14%(108) 12%(94) 14%(106) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_8: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Reducing the federal budget deficit An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 37%(742) 37%(734) 14%(279) 3%(55) 9%(180) 1990 Gender: Male 39%(361) 35%(327) 16%(148) 4%(35) 6%(61) 931 Gender: Female 36%(381) 38%(407) 12%(131) 2%(20) 11%(120) 1059 Age: 18-34 28%(138) 34%(172) 15%(73) 6%(28) 18%(89) 500 Age: 35-44 31%(92) 37%(111) 19%(56) 2%(6) 12%(36) 302 Age: 45-64 39%(281) 38%(278) 14%(103) 2%(17) 6%(45) 725 Age: 65+ 50%(231) 37%(173) 10%(46) 1%(3) 2%(10) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 24%(38) 33%(54) 14%(23) 3%(5) 26%(41) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 30%(158) 35%(182) 16%(85) 5%(26) 14%(73) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 36%(178) 40%(197) 14%(69) 3%(12) 8%(39) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 44%(318) 38%(279) 13%(95) 2%(11) 4%(27) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 30%(240) 40%(321) 18%(145) 3%(27) 8%(64) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 37%(202) 34%(185) 13%(68) 3%(17) 13%(73) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 46%(301) 35%(228) 10%(66) 2%(11) 7%(43) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 31%(104) 37%(124) 23%(77) 5%(18) 5%(16) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 30%(136) 43%(197) 15%(68) 2%(9) 11%(48) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 38%(98) 33%(87) 14%(36) 4%(11) 11%(28) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 36%(104) 34%(99) 11%(32) 2%(6) 16%(46) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 48%(160) 35%(117) 10%(34) 2%(7) 5%(17) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 45%(141) 35%(111) 10%(31) 2%(5) 8%(26) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 27%(170) 42%(269) 21%(132) 3%(21) 7%(42) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 35%(189) 39%(208) 14%(74) 2%(13) 10%(54) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 50%(350) 33%(232) 9%(62) 2%(15) 5%(37) 697 Educ: < College 38%(477) 34%(424) 13%(164) 3%(34) 12%(152) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 37%(173) 41%(193) 15%(71) 3%(15) 4%(19) 471 Educ: Post-grad 34%(92) 44%(117) 17%(44) 2%(5) 3%(9) 268 Income: Under 50k 36%(386) 34%(364) 15%(158) 3%(27) 12%(126) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 37%(237) 40%(252) 13%(80) 3%(21) 7%(44) 635 Income: 100k+ 40%(119) 40%(117) 14%(41) 2%(6) 3%(10) 293 Ethnicity: White 37%(596) 38%(614) 14%(232) 2%(39) 8%(129) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_8: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Reducing the federal budget deficit An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 37%(742) 37%(734) 14%(279) 3%(55) 9%(180) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 34%(65) 32%(61) 17%(33) 7%(13) 11%(21) 193 Ethnicity: Black 38%(95) 32%(80) 14%(35) 4%(10) 13%(33) 252 Ethnicity: Other 40%(51) 32%(41) 9%(12) 5%(6) 14%(18) 128 All Christian 42%(407) 38%(360) 12%(119) 3%(25) 5%(48) 959 All Non-Christian 22%(21) 48%(47) 14%(13) 5%(5) 11%(10) 96 Atheist 23%(20) 47%(41) 17%(15) 6%(5) 7%(6) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 30%(150) 35%(174) 17%(83) 3%(14) 15%(73) 494 Something Else 41%(143) 32%(112) 14%(49) 2%(6) 12%(42) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 25%(28) 47%(53) 13%(14) 4%(5) 11%(12) 112 Evangelical 43%(239) 36%(203) 11%(59) 1%(8) 9%(52) 561 Non-Evangelical 41%(296) 36%(262) 15%(106) 3%(23) 5%(34) 722 Community: Urban 36%(202) 36%(199) 17%(96) 3%(15) 8%(43) 555 Community: Suburban 38%(354) 38%(348) 13%(123) 2%(21) 8%(74) 919 Community: Rural 36%(186) 36%(188) 12%(59) 4%(19) 12%(63) 516 Employ: Private Sector 35%(210) 42%(251) 14%(83) 3%(20) 6%(39) 604 Employ: Government 40%(52) 37%(49) 12%(16) 3%(4) 8%(10) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 38%(56) 33%(50) 16%(24) 5%(8) 8%(12) 149 Employ: Homemaker 37%(46) 38%(47) 12%(15) 2%(2) 10%(13) 123 Employ: Student 22%(18) 30%(24) 15%(12) 3%(3) 29%(23) 79 Employ: Retired 47%(244) 35%(182) 12%(62) 2%(8) 4%(21) 517 Employ: Unemployed 29%(82) 35%(97) 17%(48) 3%(8) 16%(46) 280 Employ: Other 31%(33) 34%(36) 18%(19) 3%(3) 15%(16) 106 Military HH: Yes 46%(159) 38%(131) 8%(28) 2%(5) 7%(24) 347 Military HH: No 35%(583) 37%(603) 15%(251) 3%(50) 10%(156) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 39%(213) 36%(195) 12%(64) 3%(17) 10%(57) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 37%(528) 37%(539) 15%(214) 3%(38) 9%(123) 1443 Trump Job Approve 45%(355) 34%(273) 10%(81) 3%(24) 8%(61) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 33%(374) 39%(452) 17%(196) 3%(30) 8%(97) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_8: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Reducing the federal budget deficit An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 37%(742) 37%(734) 14%(279) 3%(55) 9%(180) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 48%(248) 33%(173) 9%(46) 3%(15) 7%(35) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 39%(107) 36%(100) 13%(35) 4%(10) 9%(26) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 33%(63) 42%(79) 8%(15) 4%(7) 12%(23) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 32%(312) 39%(373) 19%(181) 2%(23) 8%(74) 962 Favorable of Trump 45%(354) 34%(269) 10%(82) 3%(25) 7%(55) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 33%(380) 39%(457) 17%(192) 2%(26) 9%(104) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 48%(244) 34%(170) 8%(42) 3%(13) 7%(38) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 40%(110) 36%(99) 14%(40) 4%(12) 6%(17) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 32%(51) 46%(72) 6%(10) 4%(6) 12%(19) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 33%(329) 38%(385) 18%(182) 2%(21) 8%(85) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 40%(295) 34%(250) 14%(101) 3%(21) 9%(70) 736 #1 Issue: Security 49%(96) 30%(59) 12%(24) 3%(6) 6%(12) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 31%(114) 39%(142) 19%(68) 3%(11) 8%(31) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 42%(121) 41%(118) 11%(31) — (1) 6%(17) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 20%(22) 43%(48) 16%(18) 4%(4) 18%(20) 112 #1 Issue: Education 20%(15) 40%(31) 18%(14) 8%(6) 14%(11) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 34%(24) 38%(27) 9%(7) 7%(5) 12%(9) 72 #1 Issue: Other 38%(54) 42%(59) 13%(18) — (1) 8%(11) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 32%(239) 42%(313) 18%(137) 4%(27) 5%(34) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 49%(276) 35%(199) 9%(48) 2%(10) 5%(28) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 31%(216) 42%(299) 19%(134) 3%(24) 5%(34) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 47%(315) 36%(241) 9%(58) 2%(13) 6%(38) 666 2016 Vote: Other 45%(57) 33%(42) 14%(18) 1%(2) 7%(9) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 31%(153) 31%(151) 14%(70) 3%(16) 20%(99) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 41%(504) 39%(479) 14%(172) 2%(29) 4%(51) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 31%(238) 34%(255) 14%(107) 3%(26) 17%(129) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_9: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing legislation placing additional restrictions on gun ownership An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 27%(538) 25%(495) 14%(287) 26%(524) 7%(147) 1990 Gender: Male 25%(234) 23%(217) 15%(139) 31%(286) 6%(56) 931 Gender: Female 29%(304) 26%(278) 14%(148) 22%(238) 9%(91) 1059 Age: 18-34 25%(126) 28%(140) 14%(71) 21%(103) 12%(60) 500 Age: 35-44 22%(67) 26%(77) 18%(54) 25%(75) 10%(30) 302 Age: 45-64 30%(216) 22%(163) 13%(95) 28%(206) 6%(45) 725 Age: 65+ 28%(129) 25%(115) 15%(68) 30%(139) 3%(12) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 33%(53) 28%(45) 10%(17) 17%(27) 12%(19) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 22%(117) 27%(140) 16%(86) 23%(119) 12%(61) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 26%(130) 23%(116) 15%(75) 27%(135) 8%(38) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 30%(218) 25%(180) 13%(92) 29%(215) 3%(25) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 43%(346) 32%(251) 13%(106) 6%(50) 5%(43) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 21%(115) 24%(130) 16%(88) 26%(144) 12%(68) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 12%(77) 17%(113) 14%(93) 51%(329) 6%(36) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 42%(142) 31%(106) 15%(49) 8%(25) 5%(16) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 45%(204) 32%(146) 13%(57) 5%(24) 6%(27) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 19%(50) 23%(61) 18%(47) 29%(75) 11%(27) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 23%(65) 24%(70) 14%(41) 24%(70) 14%(41) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 13%(43) 15%(50) 13%(43) 56%(186) 4%(12) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 11%(34) 20%(63) 16%(50) 46%(144) 7%(24) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 46%(292) 32%(201) 12%(74) 7%(42) 4%(26) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 26%(140) 29%(157) 19%(103) 16%(88) 9%(50) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 12%(85) 17%(120) 14%(97) 53%(367) 4%(27) 697 Educ: < College 24%(305) 22%(280) 16%(196) 28%(354) 9%(117) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 28%(134) 29%(138) 13%(60) 25%(120) 4%(19) 471 Educ: Post-grad 37%(99) 29%(77) 12%(31) 19%(50) 4%(11) 268 Income: Under 50k 27%(290) 23%(246) 15%(158) 25%(266) 9%(101) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 26%(168) 26%(163) 14%(88) 28%(179) 6%(37) 635 Income: 100k+ 27%(79) 29%(86) 14%(41) 27%(78) 3%(9) 293 Ethnicity: White 24%(386) 24%(386) 15%(242) 31%(493) 6%(103) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_9: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing legislation placing additional restrictions on gun ownership An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 27%(538) 25%(495) 14%(287) 26%(524) 7%(147) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 33%(63) 24%(47) 14%(27) 22%(42) 7%(14) 193 Ethnicity: Black 42%(106) 29%(74) 12%(30) 5%(12) 12%(30) 252 Ethnicity: Other 36%(46) 27%(34) 12%(16) 15%(19) 10%(13) 128 All Christian 26%(253) 23%(219) 15%(146) 31%(296) 5%(45) 959 All Non-Christian 35%(34) 27%(26) 13%(12) 11%(11) 13%(13) 96 Atheist 31%(28) 38%(33) 13%(12) 14%(12) 4%(3) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 25%(125) 27%(133) 15%(73) 22%(111) 10%(52) 494 Something Else 28%(98) 24%(83) 13%(44) 27%(94) 10%(34) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 31%(35) 25%(28) 16%(18) 15%(16) 13%(15) 112 Evangelical 23%(131) 22%(125) 12%(68) 34%(191) 8%(47) 561 Non-Evangelical 30%(214) 24%(171) 16%(116) 27%(192) 4%(29) 722 Community: Urban 33%(186) 29%(161) 14%(76) 17%(94) 7%(38) 555 Community: Suburban 29%(266) 24%(218) 14%(132) 26%(241) 7%(63) 919 Community: Rural 17%(86) 22%(116) 15%(80) 37%(189) 9%(46) 516 Employ: Private Sector 27%(162) 28%(167) 14%(87) 26%(156) 5%(31) 604 Employ: Government 23%(30) 33%(43) 15%(20) 22%(29) 7%(9) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 29%(43) 22%(33) 16%(23) 24%(36) 9%(14) 149 Employ: Homemaker 22%(27) 14%(17) 17%(21) 40%(49) 7%(8) 123 Employ: Student 32%(25) 27%(22) 14%(11) 9%(7) 18%(14) 79 Employ: Retired 27%(140) 23%(117) 15%(75) 31%(163) 4%(22) 517 Employ: Unemployed 30%(84) 25%(70) 12%(33) 21%(60) 12%(33) 280 Employ: Other 24%(25) 25%(26) 16%(17) 22%(23) 14%(15) 106 Military HH: Yes 26%(89) 19%(67) 13%(44) 37%(127) 6%(20) 347 Military HH: No 27%(449) 26%(427) 15%(243) 24%(397) 8%(126) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 21%(114) 23%(127) 14%(75) 33%(183) 9%(49) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 29%(424) 26%(368) 15%(212) 24%(341) 7%(98) 1443 Trump Job Approve 11%(87) 17%(137) 14%(113) 51%(407) 6%(50) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 39%(444) 31%(352) 15%(170) 10%(110) 6%(72) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_9: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing legislation placing additional restrictions on gun ownership An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 27%(538) 25%(495) 14%(287) 26%(524) 7%(147) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 10%(50) 14%(73) 13%(66) 58%(299) 6%(28) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 13%(36) 23%(64) 17%(47) 39%(109) 8%(21) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 24%(45) 30%(56) 16%(29) 21%(39) 10%(18) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 42%(400) 31%(297) 15%(141) 7%(71) 6%(54) 962 Favorable of Trump 11%(89) 16%(130) 15%(115) 52%(408) 6%(44) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 38%(442) 31%(357) 14%(167) 10%(114) 7%(79) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 10%(49) 14%(69) 13%(66) 59%(298) 5%(25) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 14%(40) 22%(61) 17%(49) 40%(111) 7%(19) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 21%(33) 26%(41) 16%(26) 25%(40) 11%(18) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 41%(409) 32%(316) 14%(141) 7%(74) 6%(61) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 20%(144) 24%(177) 15%(111) 34%(250) 7%(55) 736 #1 Issue: Security 18%(36) 18%(35) 15%(30) 45%(88) 4%(7) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 37%(134) 30%(111) 13%(49) 12%(45) 7%(26) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 28%(80) 27%(78) 13%(39) 25%(72) 7%(20) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 28%(32) 27%(30) 20%(22) 12%(14) 13%(14) 112 #1 Issue: Education 32%(24) 18%(14) 18%(13) 16%(13) 16%(12) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 52%(37) 17%(12) 14%(10) 13%(9) 4%(3) 72 #1 Issue: Other 35%(50) 27%(39) 10%(14) 23%(32) 6%(8) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 41%(311) 33%(250) 14%(101) 7%(55) 4%(33) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 11%(60) 18%(101) 13%(73) 54%(302) 5%(26) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 44%(312) 34%(238) 13%(94) 4%(30) 5%(34) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 11%(72) 17%(111) 15%(101) 51%(340) 6%(41) 666 2016 Vote: Other 24%(31) 22%(28) 18%(23) 31%(39) 5%(6) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 25%(123) 24%(119) 14%(69) 23%(114) 13%(65) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 28%(351) 27%(330) 14%(170) 27%(334) 4%(50) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 25%(187) 22%(165) 16%(117) 25%(189) 13%(97) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_10: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Regulating tech companies An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 21%(412) 35%(703) 27%(539) 6%(112) 11%(225) 1990 Gender: Male 25%(236) 36%(332) 25%(228) 6%(58) 8%(77) 931 Gender: Female 17%(176) 35%(371) 29%(311) 5%(54) 14%(148) 1059 Age: 18-34 18%(88) 35%(176) 24%(121) 6%(28) 17%(87) 500 Age: 35-44 22%(67) 29%(89) 29%(87) 6%(18) 14%(42) 302 Age: 45-64 23%(163) 36%(261) 26%(189) 7%(48) 9%(63) 725 Age: 65+ 20%(94) 38%(177) 30%(141) 4%(18) 7%(33) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 13%(21) 28%(46) 31%(50) 7%(11) 21%(33) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 20%(105) 34%(179) 24%(126) 5%(28) 16%(85) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 24%(118) 34%(170) 26%(128) 6%(31) 10%(48) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 21%(154) 38%(277) 29%(209) 5%(39) 7%(51) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 17%(133) 40%(318) 30%(241) 4%(34) 9%(70) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 21%(114) 31%(169) 26%(143) 5%(25) 17%(93) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 25%(165) 33%(215) 24%(154) 8%(52) 10%(62) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 21%(71) 43%(145) 25%(84) 5%(18) 6%(19) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 14%(62) 38%(173) 34%(157) 3%(16) 11%(51) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 25%(65) 31%(79) 27%(70) 4%(11) 13%(34) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 17%(49) 32%(90) 26%(73) 5%(14) 21%(59) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 30%(100) 32%(107) 22%(74) 9%(29) 7%(24) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 21%(64) 34%(108) 26%(80) 7%(24) 12%(38) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 19%(123) 42%(264) 28%(179) 4%(26) 7%(43) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 15%(83) 34%(183) 32%(170) 5%(27) 14%(75) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 27%(191) 35%(246) 23%(158) 7%(50) 8%(52) 697 Educ: < College 21%(258) 33%(412) 27%(337) 5%(66) 14%(178) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 19%(90) 40%(187) 27%(127) 7%(31) 8%(36) 471 Educ: Post-grad 24%(64) 39%(104) 28%(74) 6%(15) 4%(11) 268 Income: Under 50k 19%(199) 34%(359) 26%(281) 6%(61) 15%(161) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 23%(149) 37%(234) 27%(169) 6%(35) 8%(48) 635 Income: 100k+ 22%(64) 37%(110) 30%(89) 5%(15) 5%(16) 293 Ethnicity: White 20%(328) 35%(564) 28%(452) 6%(95) 11%(171) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_10: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Regulating tech companies An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 21%(412) 35%(703) 27%(539) 6%(112) 11%(225) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 22%(42) 31%(59) 31%(59) 7%(13) 10%(19) 193 Ethnicity: Black 23%(58) 36%(90) 22%(55) 5%(12) 15%(37) 252 Ethnicity: Other 20%(26) 38%(49) 25%(32) 3%(4) 13%(17) 128 All Christian 21%(201) 37%(352) 27%(262) 7%(63) 8%(81) 959 All Non-Christian 19%(19) 47%(45) 18%(17) 2%(2) 14%(13) 96 Atheist 17%(15) 43%(38) 28%(25) 3%(3) 8%(7) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 21%(104) 31%(152) 28%(140) 5%(25) 15%(73) 494 Something Else 21%(73) 33%(116) 27%(94) 5%(19) 14%(51) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 17%(20) 47%(53) 21%(23) 3%(3) 12%(13) 112 Evangelical 23%(128) 36%(200) 24%(133) 7%(37) 11%(63) 561 Non-Evangelical 19%(140) 35%(255) 30%(214) 6%(44) 9%(67) 722 Community: Urban 19%(106) 37%(208) 30%(165) 3%(19) 10%(57) 555 Community: Suburban 22%(200) 35%(324) 28%(253) 5%(46) 10%(96) 919 Community: Rural 20%(105) 33%(171) 23%(121) 9%(47) 14%(71) 516 Employ: Private Sector 21%(128) 36%(218) 28%(170) 7%(45) 7%(43) 604 Employ: Government 20%(26) 41%(54) 24%(31) 5%(7) 11%(14) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 27%(40) 44%(66) 13%(19) 4%(6) 12%(17) 149 Employ: Homemaker 23%(29) 28%(34) 25%(31) 4%(4) 20%(24) 123 Employ: Student 7%(6) 35%(27) 35%(28) 6%(5) 17%(14) 79 Employ: Retired 21%(106) 36%(189) 31%(159) 5%(25) 7%(38) 517 Employ: Unemployed 22%(61) 28%(79) 25%(69) 6%(16) 20%(55) 280 Employ: Other 15%(16) 33%(35) 30%(32) 3%(4) 19%(20) 106 Military HH: Yes 25%(87) 36%(124) 27%(94) 3%(12) 9%(30) 347 Military HH: No 20%(325) 35%(579) 27%(445) 6%(100) 12%(194) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 25%(135) 34%(188) 24%(131) 7%(37) 10%(56) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 19%(278) 36%(514) 28%(407) 5%(75) 12%(169) 1443 Trump Job Approve 27%(218) 32%(253) 23%(184) 8%(61) 10%(79) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 16%(187) 38%(442) 31%(353) 4%(50) 10%(118) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_10: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Regulating tech companies An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 21%(412) 35%(703) 27%(539) 6%(112) 11%(225) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 31%(159) 33%(173) 19%(96) 8%(40) 9%(48) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 21%(59) 29%(80) 32%(88) 8%(21) 11%(31) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 10%(19) 38%(72) 31%(57) 7%(13) 14%(26) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 17%(167) 38%(370) 31%(295) 4%(37) 10%(92) 962 Favorable of Trump 28%(220) 33%(255) 22%(175) 8%(59) 10%(76) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 16%(189) 38%(440) 31%(360) 4%(49) 11%(122) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 32%(162) 33%(167) 18%(92) 8%(39) 9%(47) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 21%(58) 32%(89) 30%(82) 7%(21) 10%(29) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 10%(16) 34%(53) 32%(51) 9%(14) 15%(23) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 17%(172) 39%(388) 31%(310) 3%(34) 10%(98) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 23%(166) 33%(242) 26%(189) 7%(49) 12%(92) 736 #1 Issue: Security 31%(62) 30%(60) 23%(45) 7%(14) 8%(16) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 19%(70) 38%(140) 29%(105) 4%(16) 10%(36) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 14%(41) 36%(104) 36%(103) 3%(8) 11%(32) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 11%(12) 35%(39) 34%(38) 8%(9) 13%(14) 112 #1 Issue: Education 17%(13) 35%(27) 20%(15) 11%(8) 17%(13) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 23%(17) 46%(33) 17%(12) 3%(2) 10%(7) 72 #1 Issue: Other 23%(33) 41%(58) 23%(32) 4%(6) 10%(14) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 19%(144) 42%(312) 27%(204) 5%(34) 7%(56) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 28%(159) 33%(183) 25%(138) 8%(44) 7%(37) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 17%(122) 41%(292) 30%(212) 4%(31) 7%(51) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 28%(189) 32%(215) 24%(161) 7%(45) 8%(55) 666 2016 Vote: Other 23%(29) 37%(46) 26%(33) 6%(8) 8%(10) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 15%(72) 30%(148) 27%(132) 6%(28) 22%(109) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 23%(283) 37%(454) 27%(337) 6%(72) 7%(90) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 17%(129) 33%(249) 27%(202) 5%(40) 18%(135) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_11: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Controlling the spread of the coronavirus in the US An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 74%(1479) 13%(252) 6%(113) 2%(49) 5%(96) 1990 Gender: Male 71%(664) 15%(137) 7%(61) 2%(22) 5%(47) 931 Gender: Female 77%(815) 11%(115) 5%(53) 3%(27) 5%(49) 1059 Age: 18-34 66%(331) 13%(67) 9%(45) 3%(17) 8%(40) 500 Age: 35-44 67%(203) 16%(48) 7%(20) 3%(10) 7%(21) 302 Age: 45-64 76%(550) 14%(101) 4%(30) 2%(15) 4%(29) 725 Age: 65+ 85%(394) 8%(36) 4%(19) 2%(7) 2%(7) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 68%(110) 9%(14) 8%(13) 4%(6) 11%(17) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 66%(346) 15%(78) 8%(40) 3%(18) 8%(42) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 72%(358) 15%(72) 6%(29) 2%(11) 5%(25) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 82%(600) 11%(79) 4%(27) 2%(13) 2%(12) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 86%(684) 7%(55) 3%(27) 1%(9) 3%(21) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 72%(390) 12%(66) 5%(29) 3%(16) 8%(44) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 62%(404) 20%(131) 9%(58) 4%(23) 5%(32) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 82%(278) 8%(28) 5%(16) 2%(6) 3%(10) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 89%(406) 6%(28) 2%(11) 1%(3) 2%(11) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 69%(179) 15%(39) 5%(12) 2%(5) 9%(25) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 74%(211) 9%(27) 6%(17) 4%(12) 7%(19) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 62%(207) 21%(71) 10%(33) 3%(11) 4%(13) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 63%(197) 19%(60) 8%(25) 4%(13) 6%(19) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 87%(555) 7%(46) 3%(21) 1%(7) 1%(6) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 77%(416) 11%(61) 4%(23) 1%(8) 6%(31) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 63%(439) 20%(136) 9%(64) 4%(30) 4%(28) 697 Educ: < College 73%(907) 13%(162) 6%(73) 2%(31) 6%(79) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 75%(355) 13%(63) 6%(28) 3%(15) 2%(10) 471 Educ: Post-grad 81%(217) 10%(28) 5%(13) 1%(3) 3%(8) 268 Income: Under 50k 75%(801) 10%(110) 5%(57) 3%(28) 6%(65) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 72%(460) 16%(100) 6%(37) 2%(15) 4%(23) 635 Income: 100k+ 74%(219) 14%(41) 7%(19) 2%(6) 3%(8) 293 Ethnicity: White 74%(1197) 13%(211) 6%(94) 2%(38) 4%(70) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_11: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Controlling the spread of the coronavirus in the US An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 74%(1479) 13%(252) 6%(113) 2%(49) 5%(96) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 66%(127) 15%(28) 10%(19) 4%(7) 6%(12) 193 Ethnicity: Black 75%(190) 10%(26) 4%(10) 3%(8) 7%(18) 252 Ethnicity: Other 71%(92) 12%(16) 8%(10) 2%(3) 7%(8) 128 All Christian 75%(722) 14%(137) 6%(55) 2%(15) 3%(30) 959 All Non-Christian 78%(75) 11%(10) 4%(4) 2%(2) 6%(5) 96 Atheist 83%(73) 5%(4) 6%(5) 2%(2) 4%(3) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 74%(364) 10%(51) 5%(24) 3%(15) 8%(39) 494 Something Else 69%(244) 14%(49) 7%(25) 5%(16) 5%(19) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 77%(86) 14%(15) 3%(4) 1%(2) 5%(5) 112 Evangelical 65%(366) 19%(105) 8%(42) 3%(17) 5%(30) 561 Non-Evangelical 80%(578) 10%(75) 5%(38) 2%(14) 2%(17) 722 Community: Urban 74%(411) 12%(66) 8%(46) 2%(9) 4%(24) 555 Community: Suburban 79%(724) 10%(96) 4%(36) 3%(25) 4%(37) 919 Community: Rural 67%(344) 17%(90) 6%(31) 3%(15) 7%(35) 516 Employ: Private Sector 72%(433) 16%(97) 6%(35) 3%(17) 4%(23) 604 Employ: Government 75%(98) 13%(18) 9%(11) 2%(3) 2%(2) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 61%(91) 19%(29) 10%(15) 4%(6) 5%(8) 149 Employ: Homemaker 67%(82) 15%(19) 5%(6) 5%(7) 8%(10) 123 Employ: Student 69%(54) 11%(9) 7%(6) — (0) 13%(10) 79 Employ: Retired 84%(434) 9%(46) 3%(16) 2%(8) 2%(13) 517 Employ: Unemployed 75%(209) 8%(24) 8%(22) 2%(6) 7%(19) 280 Employ: Other 73%(77) 10%(11) 3%(3) 3%(3) 11%(12) 106 Military HH: Yes 78%(269) 13%(44) 5%(18) 2%(8) 2%(8) 347 Military HH: No 74%(1210) 13%(208) 6%(96) 2%(41) 5%(88) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 63%(344) 19%(105) 8%(42) 3%(16) 7%(40) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 79%(1135) 10%(147) 5%(72) 2%(33) 4%(57) 1443 Trump Job Approve 58%(464) 23%(180) 9%(73) 4%(35) 5%(43) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 87%(995) 6%(68) 3%(38) 1%(13) 3%(34) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_11: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Controlling the spread of the coronavirus in the US An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 74%(1479) 13%(252) 6%(113) 2%(49) 5%(96) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 55%(284) 24%(124) 9%(46) 6%(33) 6%(30) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 65%(180) 20%(56) 10%(27) 1%(2) 5%(14) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 74%(138) 11%(20) 6%(12) 4%(7) 5%(10) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 89%(857) 5%(48) 3%(26) 1%(6) 3%(25) 962 Favorable of Trump 58%(459) 22%(176) 10%(77) 4%(34) 5%(40) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 86%(1002) 6%(72) 3%(36) 1%(11) 3%(38) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 56%(284) 23%(117) 10%(51) 5%(26) 6%(29) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 63%(175) 21%(58) 9%(25) 3%(8) 4%(11) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 72%(114) 13%(21) 4%(6) 4%(7) 7%(11) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 89%(889) 5%(52) 3%(30) — (5) 3%(27) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 69%(507) 16%(116) 7%(54) 2%(16) 6%(44) 736 #1 Issue: Security 58%(114) 22%(44) 8%(15) 7%(13) 6%(11) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 87%(319) 7%(24) 3%(12) 1%(2) 3%(10) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 85%(246) 8%(23) 2%(6) 2%(5) 3%(8) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 64%(72) 14%(16) 15%(16) — (1) 6%(7) 112 #1 Issue: Education 65%(50) 15%(12) 5%(4) 6%(5) 8%(6) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 78%(56) 12%(8) 3%(2) 3%(2) 4%(3) 72 #1 Issue: Other 81%(116) 7%(10) 3%(4) 3%(5) 5%(8) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 86%(645) 8%(59) 3%(25) 1%(6) 2%(14) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 64%(356) 20%(113) 9%(49) 4%(23) 4%(20) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 88%(620) 7%(47) 3%(20) 1%(9) 2%(13) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 64%(427) 20%(136) 8%(53) 3%(23) 4%(28) 666 2016 Vote: Other 79%(100) 11%(14) 7%(8) 2%(2) 2%(3) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 68%(332) 11%(55) 7%(33) 3%(15) 11%(53) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 78%(959) 13%(159) 5%(67) 2%(25) 2%(26) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 69%(521) 12%(93) 6%(47) 3%(23) 9%(71) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_12: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Stimulating the economy to recover from the coronavirus pandemic An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 73%(1443) 17%(343) 4%(84) 1%(24) 5%(97) 1990 Gender: Male 70%(652) 19%(179) 5%(47) 1%(11) 5%(42) 931 Gender: Female 75%(791) 15%(163) 3%(37) 1%(13) 5%(55) 1059 Age: 18-34 57%(285) 23%(115) 9%(43) 1%(7) 10%(50) 500 Age: 35-44 70%(212) 15%(45) 7%(21) 2%(6) 6%(18) 302 Age: 45-64 78%(566) 16%(119) 1%(10) 1%(6) 3%(24) 725 Age: 65+ 82%(379) 14%(63) 2%(10) 1%(5) 1%(5) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 54%(87) 25%(40) 8%(13) 1%(2) 12%(19) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 62%(327) 19%(98) 8%(44) 2%(8) 9%(46) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 75%(369) 18%(88) 2%(9) 1%(7) 4%(22) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 81%(591) 15%(108) 2%(16) 1%(6) 1%(9) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 76%(605) 17%(139) 3%(22) — (4) 3%(27) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 71%(388) 14%(79) 5%(25) 2%(9) 8%(44) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 69%(450) 19%(125) 6%(37) 2%(10) 4%(26) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 76%(255) 16%(55) 4%(14) — (1) 4%(13) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 76%(350) 18%(84) 2%(8) 1%(2) 3%(15) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 67%(174) 17%(44) 5%(14) 2%(4) 9%(23) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 75%(213) 12%(35) 4%(12) 2%(5) 7%(21) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 67%(223) 24%(81) 6%(20) 2%(5) 2%(6) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 73%(228) 14%(44) 6%(17) 2%(5) 6%(19) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 78%(492) 17%(105) 3%(19) 1%(5) 2%(13) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 71%(384) 19%(100) 3%(16) 1%(7) 6%(32) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 72%(499) 18%(126) 6%(41) 2%(12) 3%(19) 697 Educ: < College 71%(894) 16%(204) 4%(54) 1%(18) 7%(82) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 74%(348) 19%(90) 5%(22) 1%(4) 2%(8) 471 Educ: Post-grad 75%(201) 18%(49) 3%(8) 1%(2) 3%(7) 268 Income: Under 50k 72%(766) 16%(165) 4%(47) 1%(14) 7%(69) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 73%(462) 19%(121) 4%(24) 1%(7) 3%(21) 635 Income: 100k+ 74%(216) 19%(57) 4%(12) 1%(3) 2%(6) 293 Ethnicity: White 73%(1181) 17%(275) 4%(72) 1%(17) 4%(64) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_12: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Stimulating the economy to recover from the coronavirus pandemic An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 73%(1443) 17%(343) 4%(84) 1%(24) 5%(97) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 64%(124) 22%(42) 7%(13) 2%(4) 5%(10) 193 Ethnicity: Black 69%(174) 18%(46) 4%(9) 1%(3) 8%(19) 252 Ethnicity: Other 69%(88) 17%(21) 2%(3) 2%(3) 10%(13) 128 All Christian 74%(714) 18%(168) 4%(40) 1%(11) 3%(26) 959 All Non-Christian 73%(70) 19%(18) 1%(1) — (0) 7%(7) 96 Atheist 63%(56) 27%(24) 3%(3) 3%(3) 4%(3) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 69%(340) 19%(92) 5%(24) 1%(4) 7%(35) 494 Something Else 75%(264) 12%(41) 5%(16) 2%(6) 7%(26) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 73%(83) 19%(22) 1%(1) — (0) 6%(7) 112 Evangelical 68%(384) 19%(106) 5%(29) 2%(11) 6%(32) 561 Non-Evangelical 79%(571) 14%(98) 4%(27) 1%(6) 3%(19) 722 Community: Urban 68%(378) 23%(125) 5%(26) — (2) 4%(24) 555 Community: Suburban 77%(711) 14%(127) 3%(31) 1%(14) 4%(37) 919 Community: Rural 69%(354) 18%(91) 5%(27) 2%(8) 7%(36) 516 Employ: Private Sector 71%(431) 18%(110) 6%(39) 1%(6) 3%(18) 604 Employ: Government 67%(88) 24%(31) 4%(5) 2%(2) 4%(5) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 70%(104) 19%(29) 3%(4) 2%(2) 6%(9) 149 Employ: Homemaker 75%(93) 14%(17) 2%(3) 1%(1) 7%(9) 123 Employ: Student 58%(46) 27%(21) 1%(1) 2%(2) 12%(9) 79 Employ: Retired 80%(416) 14%(70) 3%(13) 1%(6) 2%(12) 517 Employ: Unemployed 69%(193) 18%(51) 4%(12) 1%(4) 7%(19) 280 Employ: Other 68%(72) 11%(12) 6%(6) 1%(1) 14%(15) 106 Military HH: Yes 77%(268) 15%(53) 4%(13) 2%(5) 2%(8) 347 Military HH: No 72%(1175) 18%(289) 4%(71) 1%(18) 5%(89) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 63%(343) 23%(125) 7%(38) 1%(7) 6%(33) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 76%(1100) 15%(218) 3%(45) 1%(16) 4%(63) 1443 Trump Job Approve 69%(545) 19%(152) 7%(53) 2%(14) 4%(30) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 76%(877) 16%(186) 3%(30) 1%(10) 4%(47) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL2_12: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Stimulating the economy to recover from the coronavirus pandemic An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 73%(1443) 17%(343) 4%(84) 1%(24) 5%(97) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 69%(356) 18%(92) 7%(37) 2%(9) 4%(22) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 68%(189) 22%(60) 6%(16) 2%(5) 3%(9) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 69%(129) 17%(33) 5%(10) 2%(4) 7%(13) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 78%(749) 16%(153) 2%(20) 1%(6) 4%(34) 962 Favorable of Trump 69%(545) 19%(149) 7%(51) 2%(14) 3%(27) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 76%(883) 16%(189) 3%(32) 1%(8) 4%(48) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 70%(355) 18%(90) 6%(32) 2%(9) 4%(20) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 68%(189) 21%(58) 7%(19) 2%(5) 3%(7) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 69%(108) 17%(27) 5%(9) 1%(2) 8%(12) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 77%(775) 16%(163) 2%(23) 1%(6) 4%(36) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 74%(544) 16%(114) 4%(33) 1%(8) 5%(37) 736 #1 Issue: Security 69%(137) 15%(30) 9%(18) 2%(4) 4%(9) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 77%(282) 17%(62) 2%(8) — (1) 3%(13) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 75%(216) 19%(54) 2%(5) 1%(4) 3%(9) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 55%(61) 28%(31) 10%(11) — (0) 7%(8) 112 #1 Issue: Education 63%(48) 20%(16) 5%(4) — (0) 12%(9) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 64%(46) 20%(14) 6%(5) 2%(2) 7%(5) 72 #1 Issue: Other 77%(110) 15%(21) 1%(1) 3%(5) 5%(7) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 78%(584) 16%(123) 2%(18) 1%(6) 3%(20) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 72%(402) 18%(103) 6%(32) 2%(12) 2%(14) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 78%(553) 16%(114) 3%(18) — (3) 3%(19) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 72%(479) 19%(123) 5%(31) 2%(12) 3%(20) 666 2016 Vote: Other 71%(90) 19%(24) 3%(4) 2%(3) 4%(5) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 65%(319) 17%(81) 6%(30) 1%(6) 11%(53) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 76%(940) 17%(211) 3%(43) 1%(15) 2%(27) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 67%(503) 18%(132) 5%(41) 1%(8) 9%(70) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_1: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? President Donald Trump Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 19%(387) 16%(310) 8%(166) 53%(1057) 4%(71) 1990 Gender: Male 22%(202) 17%(160) 9%(85) 49%(454) 3%(30) 931 Gender: Female 17%(185) 14%(150) 8%(81) 57%(602) 4%(41) 1059 Age: 18-34 16%(79) 16%(78) 11%(53) 53%(265) 5%(25) 500 Age: 35-44 21%(64) 14%(42) 9%(28) 50%(151) 6%(18) 302 Age: 45-64 20%(142) 16%(117) 7%(51) 54%(393) 3%(22) 725 Age: 65+ 22%(101) 16%(73) 7%(34) 53%(248) 1%(6) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 12%(20) 9%(14) 7%(11) 64%(103) 8%(13) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 18%(95) 18%(96) 11%(55) 48%(250) 5%(28) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 21%(103) 13%(66) 9%(44) 53%(263) 4%(19) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 20%(147) 16%(117) 6%(45) 56%(412) 1%(9) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 1%(10) 3%(28) 5%(36) 88%(702) 3%(21) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 11%(62) 17%(95) 13%(68) 52%(286) 6%(34) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 49%(315) 29%(187) 9%(61) 11%(69) 3%(16) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 2%(7) 4%(14) 6%(19) 85%(288) 3%(10) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 1%(3) 3%(14) 4%(17) 90%(414) 2%(10) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 13%(32) 19%(50) 11%(30) 51%(131) 6%(16) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 10%(30) 16%(45) 14%(39) 54%(154) 6%(18) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 49%(163) 29%(96) 11%(36) 10%(35) 1%(4) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 48%(152) 29%(91) 8%(25) 11%(34) 4%(12) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 3%(19) 6%(35) 4%(27) 86%(546) 1%(8) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 9%(49) 12%(66) 10%(55) 65%(348) 4%(21) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 42%(295) 28%(194) 10%(72) 17%(121) 2%(16) 697 Educ: < College 21%(266) 16%(202) 8%(101) 50%(623) 5%(59) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 17%(80) 14%(68) 8%(40) 58%(274) 2%(9) 471 Educ: Post-grad 15%(41) 15%(40) 9%(25) 59%(159) 1%(3) 268 Income: Under 50k 19%(201) 14%(145) 8%(83) 55%(583) 5%(49) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 20%(128) 18%(113) 10%(61) 50%(317) 3%(17) 635 Income: 100k+ 20%(58) 18%(52) 7%(21) 53%(157) 2%(6) 293 Ethnicity: White 23%(368) 17%(282) 9%(142) 48%(773) 3%(45) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 14%(26) 10%(20) 13%(25) 59%(113) 4%(9) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_1: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? President Donald Trump Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 19%(387) 16%(310) 8%(166) 53%(1057) 4%(71) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 4%(9) 6%(15) 7%(17) 77%(193) 7%(17) 252 Ethnicity: Other 8%(10) 10%(13) 5%(7) 71%(91) 6%(8) 128 All Christian 24%(228) 20%(192) 9%(88) 46%(439) 1%(13) 959 All Non-Christian 13%(13) 10%(10) 7%(7) 62%(60) 7%(7) 96 Atheist 10%(9) 4%(4) 5%(4) 80%(71) 1%(1) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 13%(65) 10%(51) 6%(32) 63%(313) 6%(32) 494 Something Else 21%(72) 15%(53) 10%(35) 49%(175) 5%(18) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 14%(16) 11%(13) 9%(10) 59%(67) 6%(7) 112 Evangelical 31%(175) 22%(121) 10%(57) 33%(188) 4%(20) 561 Non-Evangelical 17%(121) 17%(119) 9%(62) 57%(410) 1%(9) 722 Community: Urban 13%(74) 13%(74) 9%(48) 61%(336) 4%(23) 555 Community: Suburban 19%(175) 15%(136) 8%(75) 55%(502) 3%(30) 919 Community: Rural 27%(137) 19%(99) 8%(43) 42%(219) 3%(18) 516 Employ: Private Sector 18%(108) 19%(114) 12%(70) 49%(297) 2%(15) 604 Employ: Government 17%(22) 16%(20) 10%(13) 54%(71) 4%(5) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 18%(26) 12%(18) 6%(9) 57%(86) 7%(10) 149 Employ: Homemaker 30%(36) 24%(29) 8%(10) 36%(44) 2%(3) 123 Employ: Student 10%(8) 7%(6) 6%(5) 71%(56) 6%(5) 79 Employ: Retired 25%(127) 13%(70) 7%(34) 54%(278) 2%(9) 517 Employ: Unemployed 15%(42) 14%(40) 8%(21) 58%(162) 5%(14) 280 Employ: Other 16%(17) 12%(12) 3%(3) 59%(63) 10%(10) 106 Military HH: Yes 23%(81) 16%(55) 9%(31) 49%(169) 3%(11) 347 Military HH: No 19%(306) 15%(254) 8%(135) 54%(888) 4%(60) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 35%(191) 21%(116) 10%(56) 29%(157) 5%(27) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 14%(196) 13%(194) 8%(109) 62%(900) 3%(44) 1443 Trump Job Approve 46%(368) 34%(270) 13%(106) 4%(34) 2%(16) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 1%(15) 3%(37) 5%(53) 88%(1011) 3%(33) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_1: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? President Donald Trump Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 19%(387) 16%(310) 8%(166) 53%(1057) 4%(71) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 67%(347) 24%(125) 5%(24) 3%(13) 1%(7) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 8%(21) 52%(145) 30%(82) 7%(21) 3%(9) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 2%(4) 13%(25) 21%(40) 57%(107) 6%(11) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 1%(10) 1%(12) 1%(13) 94%(904) 2%(22) 962 Favorable of Trump 48%(377) 35%(275) 13%(100) 3%(20) 2%(14) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 1%(9) 2%(27) 5%(60) 88%(1025) 3%(38) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 69%(350) 24%(120) 5%(24) 1%(5) 2%(8) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 10%(27) 56%(155) 27%(76) 6%(16) 2%(6) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 1%(1) 10%(16) 26%(42) 55%(87) 7%(12) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 1%(7) 1%(11) 2%(18) 94%(938) 3%(27) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 23%(168) 21%(153) 10%(76) 43%(316) 3%(23) 736 #1 Issue: Security 45%(88) 28%(54) 9%(17) 16%(31) 3%(6) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 7%(26) 9%(31) 6%(21) 75%(276) 3%(11) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 19%(54) 12%(36) 9%(26) 57%(163) 3%(9) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 12%(13) 9%(10) 6%(7) 68%(76) 5%(6) 112 #1 Issue: Education 14%(11) 9%(7) 13%(10) 53%(41) 10%(8) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 4%(3) 10%(7) 8%(5) 73%(52) 5%(4) 72 #1 Issue: Other 17%(24) 7%(11) 2%(3) 71%(102) 2%(3) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 2%(18) 5%(34) 5%(38) 86%(644) 2%(15) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 45%(251) 29%(164) 11%(61) 14%(77) 2%(9) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 2%(12) 4%(30) 4%(30) 88%(624) 2%(12) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 44%(294) 31%(204) 12%(77) 11%(76) 2%(14) 666 2016 Vote: Other 5%(7) 11%(14) 15%(20) 65%(83) 3%(3) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 15%(75) 13%(61) 8%(39) 56%(274) 8%(41) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 20%(250) 15%(187) 8%(98) 55%(679) 2%(20) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 18%(137) 16%(123) 9%(67) 50%(377) 7%(50) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 6%(53) 9%(80) 6%(50) 77%(674) 3%(22) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 43%(208) 26%(128) 10%(50) 18%(89) 2%(9) 484 2012 Vote: Other 25%(13) 25%(13) 13%(7) 32%(17) 5%(2) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 20%(112) 16%(89) 10%(59) 48%(275) 6%(37) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_2: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Vice President Mike Pence Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 18%(367) 18%(360) 13%(252) 42%(844) 8%(167) 1990 Gender: Male 22%(207) 20%(183) 12%(110) 41%(377) 6%(54) 931 Gender: Female 15%(159) 17%(178) 13%(141) 44%(467) 11%(113) 1059 Age: 18-34 10%(51) 17%(87) 16%(81) 42%(210) 14%(71) 500 Age: 35-44 17%(50) 18%(55) 16%(48) 38%(116) 11%(33) 302 Age: 45-64 21%(154) 19%(135) 12%(85) 42%(305) 6%(45) 725 Age: 65+ 24%(111) 18%(84) 8%(38) 46%(213) 4%(18) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 4%(7) 12%(20) 13%(21) 47%(76) 23%(37) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 14%(72) 19%(102) 16%(84) 39%(206) 11%(60) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 21%(104) 17%(83) 13%(65) 40%(200) 9%(42) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 21%(157) 19%(137) 11%(78) 46%(335) 3%(23) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 2%(18) 6%(52) 13%(107) 72%(570) 6%(51) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 10%(54) 19%(105) 15%(83) 42%(226) 14%(76) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 45%(295) 31%(203) 10%(62) 7%(48) 6%(40) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 4%(13) 7%(24) 13%(46) 72%(244) 4%(12) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 1%(5) 6%(27) 13%(61) 71%(326) 8%(39) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 15%(39) 21%(53) 12%(31) 43%(111) 9%(25) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 5%(15) 18%(52) 18%(52) 40%(115) 18%(52) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 47%(156) 31%(105) 10%(34) 7%(23) 5%(17) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 44%(139) 31%(98) 9%(28) 8%(26) 7%(23) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 3%(18) 6%(39) 12%(74) 75%(477) 4%(27) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 8%(41) 18%(97) 18%(97) 47%(252) 10%(52) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 43%(301) 29%(204) 9%(65) 12%(85) 6%(42) 697 Educ: < College 19%(241) 19%(234) 12%(152) 39%(489) 11%(135) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 16%(76) 18%(85) 15%(72) 46%(218) 4%(20) 471 Educ: Post-grad 18%(49) 15%(41) 10%(28) 51%(138) 4%(12) 268 Income: Under 50k 16%(168) 16%(173) 14%(145) 42%(451) 12%(125) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 22%(138) 20%(125) 12%(78) 41%(262) 5%(32) 635 Income: 100k+ 21%(61) 22%(63) 10%(28) 45%(132) 3%(9) 293 Ethnicity: White 22%(347) 20%(323) 12%(187) 39%(633) 7%(119) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 12%(23) 12%(24) 23%(44) 43%(84) 9%(18) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_2: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Vice President Mike Pence Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 18%(367) 18%(360) 13%(252) 42%(844) 8%(167) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 6%(14) 9%(23) 18%(44) 56%(142) 12%(29) 252 Ethnicity: Other 4%(6) 11%(14) 16%(20) 54%(69) 14%(19) 128 All Christian 25%(241) 23%(217) 12%(118) 36%(344) 4%(40) 959 All Non-Christian 15%(14) 16%(15) 9%(9) 53%(51) 8%(8) 96 Atheist 5%(4) 9%(8) 9%(8) 72%(63) 6%(5) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 10%(48) 12%(61) 14%(71) 50%(247) 14%(67) 494 Something Else 17%(60) 17%(60) 13%(46) 40%(140) 13%(47) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 15%(17) 17%(19) 10%(11) 51%(58) 7%(8) 112 Evangelical 31%(173) 25%(139) 13%(71) 24%(136) 7%(42) 561 Non-Evangelical 17%(124) 18%(129) 12%(89) 47%(336) 6%(44) 722 Community: Urban 12%(65) 17%(94) 17%(92) 46%(255) 9%(49) 555 Community: Suburban 19%(177) 16%(150) 11%(101) 45%(416) 8%(75) 919 Community: Rural 24%(125) 23%(116) 11%(58) 34%(174) 8%(43) 516 Employ: Private Sector 18%(106) 21%(125) 15%(90) 41%(246) 6%(37) 604 Employ: Government 14%(19) 22%(29) 19%(25) 41%(54) 5%(6) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 17%(25) 10%(16) 15%(23) 44%(65) 14%(21) 149 Employ: Homemaker 22%(27) 29%(36) 11%(14) 27%(33) 11%(13) 123 Employ: Student 4%(3) 14%(11) 8%(7) 55%(43) 19%(15) 79 Employ: Retired 25%(129) 18%(94) 9%(47) 44%(227) 4%(21) 517 Employ: Unemployed 15%(42) 13%(37) 12%(32) 46%(127) 15%(41) 280 Employ: Other 14%(15) 13%(14) 13%(14) 47%(50) 12%(13) 106 Military HH: Yes 25%(86) 17%(60) 13%(46) 39%(134) 6%(21) 347 Military HH: No 17%(281) 18%(301) 13%(206) 43%(710) 9%(145) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 34%(187) 25%(138) 15%(80) 18%(101) 8%(42) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 12%(180) 15%(223) 12%(172) 52%(743) 9%(125) 1443 Trump Job Approve 43%(340) 34%(271) 12%(92) 5%(37) 7%(54) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 2%(25) 7%(84) 13%(153) 70%(799) 8%(88) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_2: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Vice President Mike Pence Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 18%(367) 18%(360) 13%(252) 42%(844) 8%(167) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 58%(299) 28%(145) 7%(34) 3%(14) 5%(26) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 15%(41) 46%(127) 21%(58) 9%(24) 10%(29) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 4%(7) 22%(41) 25%(47) 34%(64) 15%(27) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 2%(18) 4%(43) 11%(106) 76%(735) 6%(60) 962 Favorable of Trump 44%(349) 34%(271) 10%(82) 4%(29) 7%(55) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 1%(17) 7%(81) 14%(159) 70%(810) 8%(93) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 60%(303) 29%(146) 5%(23) 1%(7) 5%(27) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 16%(46) 45%(125) 21%(59) 8%(22) 10%(27) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 4%(7) 22%(35) 29%(45) 31%(48) 15%(23) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 1%(11) 5%(46) 11%(114) 76%(762) 7%(70) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 22%(163) 22%(165) 13%(93) 34%(248) 9%(67) 736 #1 Issue: Security 43%(84) 27%(53) 11%(22) 12%(23) 7%(14) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 7%(24) 14%(50) 15%(55) 58%(212) 7%(25) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 18%(53) 16%(47) 12%(34) 48%(137) 6%(16) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 6%(6) 14%(15) 14%(16) 52%(58) 15%(16) 112 #1 Issue: Education 12%(9) 11%(9) 16%(12) 44%(34) 17%(13) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 6%(5) 7%(5) 15%(11) 61%(44) 11%(8) 72 #1 Issue: Other 16%(23) 12%(17) 6%(9) 61%(87) 5%(8) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 3%(25) 8%(56) 13%(96) 72%(543) 4%(30) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 46%(257) 30%(171) 12%(65) 9%(51) 3%(17) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 3%(23) 6%(45) 13%(90) 73%(520) 4%(30) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 43%(287) 33%(217) 11%(74) 9%(61) 4%(26) 666 2016 Vote: Other 7%(8) 23%(29) 13%(16) 52%(66) 6%(7) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 10%(49) 14%(70) 14%(70) 40%(197) 21%(103) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 21%(262) 18%(225) 11%(140) 45%(562) 4%(47) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 14%(104) 18%(136) 15%(112) 37%(283) 16%(120) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 6%(54) 12%(107) 12%(109) 64%(566) 5%(43) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 45%(216) 29%(143) 10%(47) 13%(61) 4%(17) 484 2012 Vote: Other 31%(16) 19%(10) 8%(4) 30%(16) 12%(6) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 14%(79) 18%(100) 16%(91) 35%(199) 18%(100) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_3: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congress Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(106) 18%(358) 36%(710) 32%(629) 9%(187) 1990 Gender: Male 7%(63) 17%(161) 36%(336) 35%(324) 5%(48) 931 Gender: Female 4%(43) 19%(197) 35%(374) 29%(305) 13%(139) 1059 Age: 18-34 8%(42) 21%(103) 30%(147) 27%(133) 15%(74) 500 Age: 35-44 7%(22) 21%(63) 34%(102) 25%(77) 13%(39) 302 Age: 45-64 5%(35) 15%(110) 38%(275) 34%(247) 8%(57) 725 Age: 65+ 2%(8) 18%(82) 40%(185) 37%(171) 4%(17) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 7%(12) 16%(26) 34%(55) 21%(33) 21%(34) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 8%(43) 23%(119) 28%(147) 28%(147) 13%(67) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 6%(29) 16%(81) 35%(175) 32%(159) 10%(51) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 3%(21) 16%(116) 41%(299) 36%(263) 4%(31) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 7%(55) 18%(144) 36%(290) 32%(253) 7%(54) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 2%(14) 12%(64) 33%(182) 36%(198) 16%(88) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 6%(38) 23%(150) 37%(237) 27%(177) 7%(45) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 11%(36) 17%(56) 36%(122) 34%(115) 3%(9) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 4%(18) 19%(88) 37%(168) 30%(139) 10%(45) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 3%(8) 11%(30) 35%(91) 40%(103) 11%(27) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 2%(5) 12%(34) 32%(91) 33%(95) 21%(61) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 6%(19) 22%(75) 37%(123) 32%(106) 4%(12) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 6%(19) 24%(75) 37%(115) 23%(71) 10%(33) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 6%(39) 16%(104) 36%(226) 35%(224) 6%(41) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 4%(24) 19%(101) 36%(196) 31%(165) 10%(52) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 5%(36) 20%(141) 37%(255) 31%(215) 7%(50) 697 Educ: < College 5%(69) 18%(229) 34%(429) 31%(382) 11%(143) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 4%(20) 18%(85) 38%(180) 33%(154) 7%(32) 471 Educ: Post-grad 7%(18) 16%(44) 38%(101) 35%(93) 5%(12) 268 Income: Under 50k 5%(54) 19%(199) 33%(353) 31%(329) 12%(126) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 5%(34) 18%(112) 39%(245) 32%(202) 7%(42) 635 Income: 100k+ 6%(18) 16%(47) 38%(112) 33%(98) 6%(19) 293 Ethnicity: White 5%(79) 18%(291) 36%(585) 32%(516) 9%(138) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 6%(11) 22%(43) 39%(74) 25%(48) 9%(17) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_3: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congress Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(106) 18%(358) 36%(710) 32%(629) 9%(187) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 8%(20) 18%(44) 32%(79) 30%(76) 13%(32) 252 Ethnicity: Other 5%(7) 18%(23) 35%(45) 28%(36) 13%(17) 128 All Christian 6%(58) 20%(188) 38%(365) 31%(296) 5%(53) 959 All Non-Christian 12%(11) 22%(21) 25%(24) 36%(35) 6%(6) 96 Atheist 5%(4) 15%(13) 37%(32) 39%(35) 4%(4) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 4%(18) 13%(67) 36%(178) 31%(152) 16%(79) 494 Something Else 4%(15) 20%(70) 31%(111) 32%(111) 13%(46) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 10%(11) 19%(22) 31%(35) 34%(39) 5%(6) 112 Evangelical 7%(42) 22%(124) 31%(176) 28%(160) 11%(60) 561 Non-Evangelical 4%(26) 18%(131) 40%(287) 33%(240) 5%(37) 722 Community: Urban 8%(45) 19%(103) 35%(193) 29%(159) 10%(56) 555 Community: Suburban 4%(40) 17%(157) 36%(333) 34%(310) 9%(79) 919 Community: Rural 4%(22) 19%(98) 36%(184) 31%(160) 10%(52) 516 Employ: Private Sector 6%(37) 20%(121) 35%(208) 32%(191) 8%(46) 604 Employ: Government 9%(12) 21%(27) 38%(50) 24%(31) 9%(11) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 9%(13) 14%(21) 43%(63) 24%(36) 11%(16) 149 Employ: Homemaker 6%(8) 17%(21) 35%(43) 30%(37) 12%(14) 123 Employ: Student 3%(2) 17%(13) 40%(32) 17%(13) 24%(19) 79 Employ: Retired 3%(13) 16%(81) 41%(212) 36%(187) 5%(24) 517 Employ: Unemployed 7%(19) 20%(57) 24%(68) 35%(98) 13%(37) 280 Employ: Other 2%(2) 15%(16) 31%(33) 33%(35) 18%(19) 106 Military HH: Yes 6%(22) 17%(59) 32%(110) 37%(127) 8%(29) 347 Military HH: No 5%(84) 18%(299) 37%(600) 31%(502) 10%(158) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 9%(51) 25%(137) 37%(204) 20%(108) 9%(47) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 4%(55) 15%(221) 35%(506) 36%(521) 10%(140) 1443 Trump Job Approve 6%(46) 22%(177) 37%(292) 28%(219) 8%(61) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 5%(59) 15%(177) 36%(410) 35%(401) 9%(102) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_3: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congress Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(106) 18%(358) 36%(710) 32%(629) 9%(187) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 7%(38) 21%(108) 37%(189) 27%(139) 8%(42) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 3%(8) 25%(69) 37%(103) 29%(80) 7%(19) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 4%(8) 22%(42) 32%(59) 29%(54) 13%(25) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 5%(52) 14%(135) 37%(351) 36%(347) 8%(77) 962 Favorable of Trump 6%(49) 22%(175) 37%(291) 27%(211) 8%(60) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 5%(55) 15%(175) 36%(414) 35%(410) 9%(106) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 7%(38) 22%(111) 34%(175) 27%(139) 9%(45) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 4%(12) 23%(64) 42%(116) 26%(72) 5%(15) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(4) 22%(34) 34%(53) 29%(46) 13%(20) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 5%(51) 14%(140) 36%(360) 36%(365) 9%(86) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 5%(35) 20%(151) 35%(255) 31%(226) 9%(70) 736 #1 Issue: Security 11%(21) 20%(39) 34%(66) 28%(55) 8%(15) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 5%(19) 16%(58) 38%(138) 33%(120) 8%(30) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 4%(10) 15%(44) 39%(113) 34%(99) 8%(22) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 4%(5) 18%(20) 34%(38) 24%(27) 20%(23) 112 #1 Issue: Education 10%(7) 16%(12) 32%(24) 32%(25) 11%(8) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 4%(3) 25%(18) 29%(21) 32%(23) 11%(8) 72 #1 Issue: Other 4%(6) 12%(17) 38%(55) 38%(54) 8%(11) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 6%(48) 17%(131) 36%(269) 35%(266) 5%(36) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 5%(26) 20%(113) 38%(214) 32%(180) 5%(28) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 7%(50) 18%(127) 36%(256) 34%(244) 4%(30) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 5%(31) 20%(136) 37%(247) 32%(210) 6%(42) 666 2016 Vote: Other 1%(1) 11%(14) 40%(51) 40%(51) 8%(10) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5%(24) 17%(81) 32%(156) 25%(123) 22%(105) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 6%(72) 18%(223) 37%(453) 35%(430) 5%(57) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 5%(34) 18%(135) 34%(257) 26%(198) 17%(130) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 6%(52) 18%(158) 38%(331) 32%(285) 6%(54) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 4%(21) 19%(91) 37%(177) 35%(167) 6%(28) 484 2012 Vote: Other — (0) 8%(4) 34%(18) 46%(25) 11%(6) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(33) 18%(105) 32%(183) 26%(150) 17%(99) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_4: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congressional Democrats Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 13%(254) 26%(513) 20%(404) 32%(636) 9%(183) 1990 Gender: Male 13%(125) 25%(231) 18%(167) 38%(352) 6%(56) 931 Gender: Female 12%(128) 27%(282) 22%(237) 27%(284) 12%(127) 1059 Age: 18-34 12%(59) 29%(145) 22%(109) 23%(117) 14%(70) 500 Age: 35-44 11%(35) 25%(75) 21%(62) 32%(95) 12%(35) 302 Age: 45-64 14%(105) 23%(170) 20%(145) 34%(249) 8%(56) 725 Age: 65+ 12%(55) 27%(123) 19%(88) 38%(175) 5%(22) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 11%(17) 33%(53) 22%(36) 18%(28) 17%(27) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 12%(64) 26%(134) 22%(113) 27%(144) 13%(70) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 14%(69) 23%(112) 18%(89) 36%(176) 10%(48) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 13%(96) 27%(199) 20%(145) 35%(255) 5%(35) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 26%(206) 44%(353) 19%(150) 6%(47) 5%(40) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 7%(38) 20%(109) 23%(126) 32%(177) 17%(95) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 1%(10) 8%(51) 20%(128) 64%(412) 7%(48) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 29%(100) 43%(146) 16%(56) 8%(27) 3%(10) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 23%(107) 45%(207) 20%(94) 4%(20) 7%(30) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 8%(19) 21%(55) 20%(53) 38%(99) 12%(32) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6%(18) 19%(53) 26%(74) 27%(78) 22%(63) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 2%(6) 9%(30) 18%(59) 67%(225) 4%(14) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(3) 7%(21) 22%(69) 59%(186) 11%(34) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 25%(157) 43%(271) 20%(130) 7%(46) 5%(31) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 12%(65) 31%(165) 25%(133) 21%(112) 12%(63) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 4%(27) 9%(61) 17%(121) 63%(442) 7%(46) 697 Educ: < College 12%(153) 23%(286) 19%(233) 35%(443) 11%(137) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 11%(52) 31%(146) 22%(103) 29%(135) 7%(34) 471 Educ: Post-grad 18%(48) 30%(81) 25%(67) 22%(59) 5%(12) 268 Income: Under 50k 13%(142) 26%(277) 19%(200) 30%(319) 12%(123) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 12%(76) 23%(146) 23%(147) 35%(225) 7%(42) 635 Income: 100k+ 12%(36) 31%(90) 19%(57) 31%(92) 6%(19) 293 Ethnicity: White 11%(185) 23%(377) 21%(331) 36%(578) 9%(139) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 16%(30) 33%(63) 21%(41) 24%(46) 7%(13) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_4: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congressional Democrats Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 13%(254) 26%(513) 20%(404) 32%(636) 9%(183) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 20%(52) 35%(89) 20%(50) 13%(33) 11%(28) 252 Ethnicity: Other 14%(18) 36%(47) 18%(23) 20%(25) 12%(16) 128 All Christian 14%(133) 22%(215) 21%(198) 37%(358) 6%(56) 959 All Non-Christian 26%(25) 36%(34) 15%(15) 17%(17) 6%(6) 96 Atheist 16%(14) 37%(33) 16%(14) 21%(19) 10%(8) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 9%(45) 29%(144) 21%(106) 26%(129) 14%(69) 494 Something Else 10%(36) 25%(87) 20%(71) 32%(114) 12%(44) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 23%(26) 33%(37) 19%(21) 19%(22) 6%(7) 112 Evangelical 11%(63) 20%(113) 15%(84) 43%(243) 10%(58) 561 Non-Evangelical 14%(100) 26%(185) 25%(177) 31%(221) 5%(39) 722 Community: Urban 18%(101) 30%(169) 20%(113) 23%(127) 8%(45) 555 Community: Suburban 11%(103) 26%(240) 21%(194) 33%(301) 9%(80) 919 Community: Rural 10%(50) 20%(104) 19%(97) 40%(208) 11%(58) 516 Employ: Private Sector 11%(69) 26%(155) 23%(140) 32%(195) 8%(45) 604 Employ: Government 17%(22) 33%(44) 17%(23) 26%(34) 7%(9) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 19%(28) 16%(24) 24%(36) 31%(47) 10%(15) 149 Employ: Homemaker 5%(6) 16%(20) 19%(23) 45%(56) 15%(19) 123 Employ: Student 10%(8) 36%(29) 16%(13) 17%(13) 20%(16) 79 Employ: Retired 13%(65) 26%(137) 20%(105) 36%(184) 5%(27) 517 Employ: Unemployed 15%(43) 29%(80) 17%(46) 27%(77) 12%(34) 280 Employ: Other 12%(13) 24%(25) 18%(19) 29%(31) 17%(18) 106 Military HH: Yes 14%(47) 22%(78) 18%(61) 39%(135) 7%(26) 347 Military HH: No 13%(207) 26%(435) 21%(343) 30%(501) 10%(157) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 10%(54) 20%(111) 19%(102) 43%(235) 8%(45) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 14%(200) 28%(402) 21%(303) 28%(401) 10%(138) 1443 Trump Job Approve 2%(18) 9%(68) 19%(149) 63%(497) 8%(63) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 20%(235) 38%(441) 22%(250) 11%(126) 9%(98) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_4: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congressional Democrats Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 13%(254) 26%(513) 20%(404) 32%(636) 9%(183) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(13) 6%(29) 14%(73) 71%(367) 7%(34) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(5) 14%(38) 27%(76) 47%(130) 10%(29) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 8%(14) 31%(57) 23%(43) 24%(45) 14%(27) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 23%(221) 40%(383) 21%(206) 8%(81) 7%(71) 962 Favorable of Trump 2%(17) 9%(72) 17%(137) 64%(499) 8%(60) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 20%(234) 38%(436) 22%(256) 11%(132) 9%(102) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 1%(7) 5%(26) 14%(69) 73%(371) 7%(34) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 4%(10) 17%(47) 25%(68) 46%(128) 9%(26) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 4%(6) 24%(38) 29%(45) 29%(45) 14%(23) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 23%(228) 40%(397) 21%(211) 9%(87) 8%(79) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 11%(83) 21%(154) 20%(148) 38%(281) 10%(71) 736 #1 Issue: Security 9%(17) 12%(24) 14%(27) 59%(117) 6%(12) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 16%(58) 34%(125) 24%(89) 17%(61) 9%(33) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 14%(40) 27%(79) 18%(53) 32%(92) 8%(24) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 10%(11) 32%(36) 26%(29) 17%(19) 15%(17) 112 #1 Issue: Education 13%(10) 29%(22) 17%(13) 30%(23) 12%(9) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 20%(14) 31%(22) 27%(20) 9%(6) 13%(9) 72 #1 Issue: Other 15%(21) 36%(51) 18%(26) 26%(37) 6%(8) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 26%(194) 42%(312) 19%(143) 8%(63) 5%(37) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 2%(12) 8%(45) 19%(106) 66%(370) 5%(29) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 28%(195) 43%(303) 19%(135) 5%(39) 5%(36) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 2%(16) 7%(49) 20%(131) 64%(429) 6%(41) 666 2016 Vote: Other 4%(6) 26%(33) 26%(33) 30%(38) 14%(17) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(37) 26%(129) 21%(104) 27%(130) 18%(89) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 15%(191) 27%(328) 19%(238) 33%(409) 6%(69) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 8%(63) 25%(185) 22%(166) 30%(227) 15%(114) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 22%(193) 37%(328) 21%(184) 13%(116) 7%(59) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2%(12) 8%(41) 19%(91) 63%(307) 7%(34) 484 2012 Vote: Other — (0) 6%(3) 11%(6) 68%(36) 15%(8) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(49) 24%(140) 22%(123) 31%(176) 14%(82) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_5: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congressional Republicans Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 10%(198) 20%(392) 19%(370) 43%(858) 9%(173) 1990 Gender: Male 11%(107) 20%(190) 19%(173) 44%(406) 6%(55) 931 Gender: Female 9%(91) 19%(202) 19%(196) 43%(452) 11%(117) 1059 Age: 18-34 13%(63) 16%(80) 17%(86) 41%(205) 13%(66) 500 Age: 35-44 11%(34) 18%(54) 18%(56) 41%(123) 12%(36) 302 Age: 45-64 9%(66) 20%(149) 20%(144) 43%(313) 7%(53) 725 Age: 65+ 7%(34) 24%(109) 18%(84) 47%(217) 4%(18) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 6%(10) 11%(17) 17%(27) 48%(78) 18%(28) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 14%(72) 18%(96) 17%(91) 39%(204) 12%(61) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 10%(50) 21%(104) 18%(87) 41%(204) 10%(50) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 8%(57) 20%(148) 21%(151) 47%(344) 4%(30) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 2%(14) 6%(45) 15%(120) 72%(574) 6%(44) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 3%(19) 15%(82) 23%(123) 42%(227) 17%(94) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 25%(165) 41%(265) 19%(126) 9%(57) 5%(35) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 2%(7) 6%(21) 14%(49) 74%(251) 3%(10) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 1%(7) 5%(24) 16%(71) 70%(323) 7%(34) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 3%(9) 16%(42) 24%(61) 45%(117) 12%(30) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 3%(10) 14%(40) 22%(62) 38%(110) 22%(64) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 27%(91) 38%(128) 19%(64) 11%(38) 4%(15) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 24%(75) 44%(138) 20%(63) 6%(19) 6%(20) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 3%(22) 6%(35) 13%(80) 74%(469) 5%(29) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 4%(20) 16%(87) 23%(122) 47%(255) 10%(55) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 20%(141) 37%(257) 21%(150) 15%(102) 7%(47) 697 Educ: < College 11%(133) 20%(250) 19%(237) 40%(497) 11%(135) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 9%(42) 19%(90) 19%(89) 47%(220) 6%(29) 471 Educ: Post-grad 8%(22) 20%(53) 16%(44) 53%(141) 3%(9) 268 Income: Under 50k 9%(97) 17%(181) 19%(201) 44%(464) 11%(118) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 10%(64) 23%(149) 18%(114) 42%(267) 6%(41) 635 Income: 100k+ 13%(37) 21%(61) 18%(54) 43%(128) 5%(13) 293 Ethnicity: White 11%(184) 22%(358) 19%(303) 40%(639) 8%(125) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 8%(16) 17%(32) 23%(44) 46%(88) 6%(12) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_5: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congressional Republicans Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 10%(198) 20%(392) 19%(370) 43%(858) 9%(173) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 3%(8) 7%(18) 19%(48) 58%(147) 12%(32) 252 Ethnicity: Other 5%(6) 12%(16) 14%(18) 56%(72) 13%(16) 128 All Christian 12%(115) 25%(241) 21%(205) 36%(348) 5%(50) 959 All Non-Christian 8%(8) 16%(16) 12%(12) 57%(55) 6%(6) 96 Atheist 6%(6) 6%(5) 7%(6) 76%(67) 5%(4) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 6%(30) 11%(57) 19%(92) 50%(248) 13%(66) 494 Something Else 11%(38) 21%(73) 16%(55) 40%(141) 13%(46) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 9%(10) 16%(18) 15%(17) 54%(61) 7%(8) 112 Evangelical 16%(89) 32%(178) 16%(87) 27%(154) 10%(54) 561 Non-Evangelical 9%(62) 18%(133) 23%(166) 45%(322) 5%(38) 722 Community: Urban 10%(57) 15%(81) 19%(105) 48%(268) 8%(44) 555 Community: Suburban 9%(83) 20%(181) 18%(163) 45%(413) 9%(79) 919 Community: Rural 11%(57) 25%(130) 20%(102) 34%(177) 10%(50) 516 Employ: Private Sector 12%(73) 21%(128) 22%(131) 37%(226) 8%(46) 604 Employ: Government 9%(11) 26%(34) 11%(14) 48%(63) 7%(9) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 14%(20) 11%(17) 22%(33) 40%(60) 13%(19) 149 Employ: Homemaker 15%(18) 27%(33) 21%(25) 26%(32) 12%(14) 123 Employ: Student 7%(6) 10%(8) 16%(12) 48%(38) 20%(15) 79 Employ: Retired 8%(40) 23%(120) 17%(87) 48%(248) 4%(23) 517 Employ: Unemployed 7%(20) 14%(39) 18%(51) 50%(140) 11%(30) 280 Employ: Other 9%(9) 12%(13) 16%(17) 48%(51) 16%(17) 106 Military HH: Yes 9%(32) 22%(75) 18%(63) 44%(151) 8%(26) 347 Military HH: No 10%(166) 19%(317) 19%(307) 43%(707) 9%(147) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 18%(96) 32%(173) 22%(122) 20%(107) 9%(48) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 7%(102) 15%(219) 17%(247) 52%(751) 9%(124) 1443 Trump Job Approve 22%(173) 40%(320) 23%(180) 8%(63) 7%(57) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 2%(21) 6%(67) 16%(184) 68%(787) 8%(91) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_5: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congressional Republicans Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 10%(198) 20%(392) 19%(370) 43%(858) 9%(173) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 30%(153) 44%(226) 16%(81) 6%(30) 5%(27) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 7%(20) 34%(95) 36%(99) 12%(33) 11%(31) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 2%(5) 18%(33) 29%(55) 35%(66) 15%(29) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 2%(16) 4%(34) 13%(130) 75%(721) 6%(62) 962 Favorable of Trump 23%(178) 42%(332) 21%(169) 7%(53) 7%(55) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 1%(16) 5%(52) 17%(196) 69%(798) 8%(97) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 30%(154) 44%(223) 16%(80) 4%(20) 6%(30) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 8%(24) 39%(109) 32%(88) 12%(34) 9%(24) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(4) 13%(21) 39%(62) 30%(48) 15%(24) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 1%(13) 3%(32) 13%(134) 75%(750) 7%(73) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 11%(83) 24%(176) 21%(157) 34%(251) 9%(70) 736 #1 Issue: Security 23%(45) 37%(74) 21%(41) 13%(25) 6%(12) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 5%(19) 9%(34) 18%(67) 60%(218) 7%(27) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 9%(26) 22%(64) 13%(38) 49%(140) 7%(20) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 5%(6) 15%(17) 19%(22) 45%(51) 15%(17) 112 #1 Issue: Education 8%(6) 4%(3) 29%(22) 43%(33) 16%(12) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 6%(4) 6%(5) 8%(6) 69%(49) 11%(8) 72 #1 Issue: Other 6%(8) 14%(20) 12%(18) 63%(90) 5%(7) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 3%(24) 6%(47) 14%(104) 73%(545) 4%(30) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 21%(116) 40%(226) 25%(138) 11%(60) 4%(22) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 3%(18) 6%(43) 14%(102) 72%(512) 5%(33) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 21%(142) 39%(260) 23%(150) 12%(79) 5%(34) 666 2016 Vote: Other 1%(1) 16%(20) 24%(30) 50%(63) 10%(13) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 7%(36) 14%(69) 18%(87) 42%(204) 19%(93) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 10%(126) 21%(257) 18%(228) 46%(568) 5%(57) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 10%(72) 18%(135) 19%(142) 38%(290) 15%(116) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 5%(42) 11%(94) 16%(141) 62%(548) 6%(55) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 18%(87) 37%(182) 22%(104) 17%(84) 6%(27) 484 2012 Vote: Other 9%(5) 22%(12) 24%(13) 33%(17) 13%(7) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 11%(63) 18%(105) 20%(112) 36%(207) 15%(84) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_6: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? The World Health Organization (WHO) Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 17%(346) 32%(634) 21%(424) 20%(402) 9%(184) 1990 Gender: Male 16%(152) 30%(278) 22%(201) 26%(241) 6%(60) 931 Gender: Female 18%(194) 34%(356) 21%(223) 15%(161) 12%(124) 1059 Age: 18-34 21%(106) 31%(153) 21%(106) 14%(69) 13%(66) 500 Age: 35-44 16%(48) 29%(88) 25%(77) 20%(60) 10%(29) 302 Age: 45-64 16%(116) 32%(233) 20%(148) 21%(156) 10%(73) 725 Age: 65+ 17%(76) 34%(160) 20%(94) 25%(117) 4%(17) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 24%(39) 35%(57) 17%(27) 6%(9) 18%(28) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 19%(100) 29%(151) 23%(118) 19%(98) 11%(56) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 15%(74) 30%(149) 23%(112) 20%(99) 12%(61) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 16%(119) 35%(258) 20%(148) 23%(170) 5%(34) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 28%(225) 40%(321) 18%(141) 6%(46) 8%(64) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 12%(68) 31%(171) 22%(119) 21%(116) 13%(71) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 8%(53) 22%(142) 25%(164) 37%(239) 8%(49) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 27%(93) 37%(125) 20%(69) 10%(32) 6%(19) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 29%(132) 43%(196) 16%(72) 3%(14) 10%(45) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 12%(30) 29%(75) 21%(54) 27%(69) 12%(31) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 13%(38) 34%(96) 23%(65) 16%(47) 14%(40) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 9%(29) 23%(78) 23%(78) 42%(139) 3%(10) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 8%(24) 20%(64) 27%(86) 32%(100) 13%(39) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 27%(171) 44%(277) 18%(116) 5%(32) 6%(39) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 19%(104) 36%(192) 22%(119) 12%(65) 11%(59) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 9%(60) 19%(135) 23%(158) 42%(290) 8%(53) 697 Educ: < College 16%(199) 30%(372) 22%(281) 21%(260) 11%(139) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 19%(91) 34%(162) 18%(87) 21%(99) 7%(31) 471 Educ: Post-grad 21%(56) 37%(100) 21%(56) 16%(42) 5%(14) 268 Income: Under 50k 18%(195) 31%(332) 22%(231) 17%(179) 12%(124) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 15%(96) 32%(206) 21%(130) 25%(158) 7%(45) 635 Income: 100k+ 19%(55) 33%(96) 21%(63) 22%(64) 5%(15) 293 Ethnicity: White 18%(282) 31%(500) 22%(346) 22%(356) 8%(125) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 15%(29) 37%(71) 22%(42) 16%(30) 11%(21) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_6: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? The World Health Organization (WHO) Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 17%(346) 32%(634) 21%(424) 20%(402) 9%(184) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 18%(45) 37%(92) 21%(52) 9%(23) 16%(40) 252 Ethnicity: Other 15%(19) 33%(42) 20%(26) 18%(23) 15%(19) 128 All Christian 17%(168) 31%(302) 21%(202) 24%(229) 6%(59) 959 All Non-Christian 22%(21) 33%(32) 18%(17) 13%(13) 13%(12) 96 Atheist 27%(24) 39%(35) 24%(21) 5%(4) 4%(4) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 15%(75) 34%(167) 20%(101) 18%(87) 13%(63) 494 Something Else 16%(58) 28%(99) 24%(83) 19%(68) 13%(45) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 20%(23) 33%(37) 20%(22) 16%(17) 11%(12) 112 Evangelical 14%(78) 27%(153) 23%(128) 26%(144) 10%(58) 561 Non-Evangelical 19%(139) 33%(240) 21%(150) 20%(148) 6%(45) 722 Community: Urban 20%(109) 37%(206) 21%(114) 12%(69) 10%(56) 555 Community: Suburban 18%(161) 31%(282) 21%(190) 22%(203) 9%(82) 919 Community: Rural 15%(77) 28%(145) 23%(119) 25%(130) 9%(45) 516 Employ: Private Sector 18%(110) 33%(198) 21%(129) 20%(118) 8%(49) 604 Employ: Government 18%(24) 36%(47) 19%(25) 16%(21) 10%(14) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 17%(25) 26%(38) 23%(34) 23%(34) 11%(17) 149 Employ: Homemaker 14%(17) 19%(24) 35%(43) 23%(28) 9%(11) 123 Employ: Student 15%(12) 43%(34) 18%(14) 6%(4) 18%(15) 79 Employ: Retired 18%(93) 33%(172) 19%(98) 26%(132) 4%(23) 517 Employ: Unemployed 18%(50) 32%(90) 19%(53) 17%(48) 14%(39) 280 Employ: Other 14%(15) 29%(31) 25%(27) 15%(16) 17%(18) 106 Military HH: Yes 19%(65) 30%(104) 17%(60) 26%(90) 8%(28) 347 Military HH: No 17%(281) 32%(530) 22%(364) 19%(312) 10%(156) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 16%(86) 26%(144) 20%(109) 29%(160) 9%(47) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 18%(261) 34%(490) 22%(315) 17%(241) 9%(137) 1443 Trump Job Approve 8%(60) 20%(163) 24%(193) 40%(315) 8%(64) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 25%(282) 41%(469) 19%(221) 7%(79) 9%(98) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_6: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? The World Health Organization (WHO) Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 17%(346) 32%(634) 21%(424) 20%(402) 9%(184) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 7%(36) 18%(91) 23%(121) 46%(236) 6%(32) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 9%(24) 26%(71) 26%(72) 28%(78) 11%(32) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 13%(24) 35%(66) 24%(44) 16%(30) 13%(23) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 27%(258) 42%(403) 18%(177) 5%(49) 8%(75) 962 Favorable of Trump 7%(55) 21%(163) 24%(188) 41%(318) 8%(61) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 25%(286) 40%(467) 19%(222) 7%(80) 9%(105) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 6%(31) 18%(93) 23%(115) 46%(234) 7%(33) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 9%(24) 25%(70) 26%(73) 30%(84) 10%(28) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 16%(25) 28%(44) 25%(40) 17%(26) 15%(23) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 26%(262) 42%(423) 18%(182) 5%(53) 8%(82) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 13%(99) 28%(204) 24%(179) 24%(179) 10%(76) 736 #1 Issue: Security 14%(27) 17%(34) 23%(45) 39%(76) 8%(15) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 25%(90) 38%(139) 21%(75) 10%(38) 6%(23) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 17%(49) 39%(111) 18%(52) 19%(56) 7%(20) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 22%(25) 36%(40) 19%(21) 6%(7) 17%(19) 112 #1 Issue: Education 17%(13) 22%(17) 29%(22) 14%(11) 18%(14) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 21%(15) 53%(38) 10%(7) 8%(6) 7%(5) 72 #1 Issue: Other 20%(28) 36%(51) 16%(23) 20%(28) 9%(13) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 27%(204) 41%(306) 20%(146) 6%(45) 7%(49) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 8%(42) 20%(113) 23%(127) 43%(243) 6%(36) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 28%(200) 41%(292) 19%(136) 5%(36) 6%(44) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 7%(49) 21%(139) 24%(158) 41%(270) 7%(49) 666 2016 Vote: Other 11%(14) 46%(58) 18%(22) 22%(28) 3%(4) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 17%(83) 30%(145) 22%(107) 14%(67) 18%(87) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 18%(227) 33%(407) 20%(251) 22%(270) 6%(80) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 16%(119) 30%(227) 23%(173) 17%(132) 14%(104) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 24%(214) 39%(345) 20%(180) 8%(74) 8%(66) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 6%(31) 25%(123) 20%(97) 42%(201) 6%(31) 484 2012 Vote: Other 7%(4) 13%(7) 21%(11) 53%(28) 5%(3) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 17%(97) 27%(156) 24%(136) 17%(98) 15%(84) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_7: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(449) 35%(704) 23%(462) 13%(249) 6%(125) 1990 Gender: Male 22%(203) 33%(310) 25%(235) 14%(134) 5%(48) 931 Gender: Female 23%(246) 37%(394) 21%(227) 11%(115) 7%(77) 1059 Age: 18-34 27%(134) 27%(136) 21%(106) 15%(73) 10%(51) 500 Age: 35-44 19%(56) 34%(102) 24%(74) 15%(44) 9%(27) 302 Age: 45-64 21%(154) 38%(278) 23%(167) 12%(90) 5%(35) 725 Age: 65+ 23%(105) 40%(187) 25%(116) 9%(42) 3%(13) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 28%(45) 32%(51) 19%(31) 8%(13) 13%(21) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 24%(123) 27%(143) 23%(120) 17%(88) 9%(49) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 20%(99) 36%(178) 25%(123) 12%(60) 7%(35) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 23%(165) 42%(303) 22%(162) 11%(84) 2%(17) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 32%(255) 40%(320) 17%(133) 6%(47) 5%(41) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 17%(95) 31%(171) 26%(140) 15%(81) 11%(57) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 15%(99) 33%(212) 29%(188) 19%(122) 4%(27) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 33%(112) 33%(110) 21%(72) 8%(28) 5%(16) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 31%(143) 46%(210) 13%(62) 4%(19) 5%(25) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 17%(45) 30%(79) 26%(68) 16%(41) 10%(26) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 18%(50) 32%(92) 25%(72) 14%(40) 11%(32) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 14%(46) 36%(121) 29%(95) 20%(65) 2%(7) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 17%(53) 29%(91) 30%(93) 18%(56) 6%(20) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 32%(201) 41%(260) 18%(111) 6%(41) 3%(21) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 24%(131) 37%(200) 22%(117) 9%(50) 7%(40) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 14%(98) 31%(217) 29%(205) 21%(148) 4%(31) 697 Educ: < College 21%(263) 34%(422) 23%(291) 14%(178) 8%(96) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 26%(121) 38%(178) 21%(101) 11%(52) 4%(19) 471 Educ: Post-grad 24%(65) 39%(103) 26%(70) 7%(19) 4%(10) 268 Income: Under 50k 24%(259) 34%(362) 21%(227) 12%(125) 8%(88) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 20%(128) 36%(227) 26%(165) 14%(88) 4%(27) 635 Income: 100k+ 21%(62) 39%(115) 24%(70) 12%(36) 3%(10) 293 Ethnicity: White 23%(367) 36%(572) 23%(377) 13%(210) 5%(84) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 19%(36) 37%(71) 20%(38) 14%(27) 10%(20) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_7: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(449) 35%(704) 23%(462) 13%(249) 6%(125) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 24%(60) 29%(74) 25%(64) 11%(28) 10%(26) 252 Ethnicity: Other 17%(22) 45%(58) 17%(21) 9%(12) 12%(15) 128 All Christian 24%(228) 38%(363) 22%(214) 13%(125) 3%(29) 959 All Non-Christian 25%(24) 35%(34) 21%(21) 9%(9) 10%(10) 96 Atheist 25%(22) 42%(37) 20%(18) 10%(8) 3%(2) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 21%(103) 33%(161) 25%(121) 11%(54) 11%(54) 494 Something Else 20%(72) 31%(109) 25%(88) 15%(54) 9%(30) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 23%(25) 35%(39) 24%(27) 10%(11) 9%(10) 112 Evangelical 21%(120) 32%(180) 23%(131) 17%(93) 7%(38) 561 Non-Evangelical 24%(172) 39%(284) 22%(161) 11%(83) 3%(22) 722 Community: Urban 26%(144) 36%(200) 20%(114) 10%(55) 8%(43) 555 Community: Suburban 23%(209) 34%(311) 25%(231) 13%(115) 6%(52) 919 Community: Rural 19%(97) 37%(192) 23%(117) 15%(80) 6%(30) 516 Employ: Private Sector 22%(130) 37%(223) 24%(147) 13%(81) 4%(23) 604 Employ: Government 29%(38) 34%(45) 25%(32) 8%(11) 4%(6) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 20%(30) 25%(37) 29%(43) 13%(19) 13%(20) 149 Employ: Homemaker 16%(20) 36%(45) 24%(30) 17%(21) 7%(8) 123 Employ: Student 20%(16) 37%(29) 16%(12) 9%(7) 18%(14) 79 Employ: Retired 23%(121) 39%(203) 24%(122) 10%(53) 3%(18) 517 Employ: Unemployed 25%(71) 29%(82) 20%(57) 17%(47) 8%(23) 280 Employ: Other 21%(23) 36%(39) 18%(19) 10%(11) 14%(15) 106 Military HH: Yes 26%(91) 31%(108) 20%(70) 16%(56) 6%(22) 347 Military HH: No 22%(359) 36%(595) 24%(392) 12%(194) 6%(103) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 20%(112) 32%(175) 26%(142) 15%(80) 7%(38) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 23%(337) 37%(529) 22%(320) 12%(169) 6%(87) 1443 Trump Job Approve 14%(108) 30%(241) 30%(242) 21%(164) 5%(39) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 29%(335) 40%(458) 18%(211) 7%(81) 6%(64) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_7: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(449) 35%(704) 23%(462) 13%(249) 6%(125) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 14%(70) 28%(144) 32%(164) 22%(115) 5%(24) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 14%(39) 35%(98) 28%(78) 18%(49) 5%(15) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 20%(37) 34%(63) 26%(48) 14%(26) 7%(13) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 31%(298) 41%(395) 17%(163) 6%(55) 5%(51) 962 Favorable of Trump 13%(105) 31%(241) 30%(239) 21%(161) 5%(39) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 29%(337) 39%(457) 19%(216) 7%(82) 6%(67) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 13%(64) 28%(143) 32%(163) 22%(113) 5%(24) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 15%(41) 35%(99) 28%(77) 17%(48) 5%(15) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 22%(34) 29%(46) 27%(43) 13%(21) 8%(13) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 30%(303) 41%(412) 17%(173) 6%(61) 5%(54) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 18%(136) 36%(262) 25%(187) 15%(109) 6%(43) 736 #1 Issue: Security 19%(38) 31%(62) 26%(50) 19%(37) 5%(10) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 27%(100) 36%(130) 21%(78) 10%(37) 6%(21) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 27%(78) 39%(113) 20%(57) 10%(27) 5%(13) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 30%(34) 32%(36) 20%(23) 6%(7) 11%(12) 112 #1 Issue: Education 22%(17) 23%(18) 25%(19) 15%(11) 16%(12) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 30%(21) 34%(24) 22%(16) 4%(3) 10%(7) 72 #1 Issue: Other 19%(27) 41%(58) 23%(33) 12%(18) 4%(6) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 30%(228) 40%(301) 19%(143) 7%(49) 4%(29) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 13%(74) 35%(195) 28%(156) 20%(114) 4%(23) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 32%(225) 41%(291) 17%(124) 6%(41) 4%(27) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 14%(95) 33%(219) 29%(196) 20%(132) 4%(24) 666 2016 Vote: Other 16%(20) 42%(54) 21%(27) 16%(20) 4%(6) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 22%(109) 29%(140) 24%(116) 12%(57) 14%(68) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 24%(292) 38%(474) 23%(281) 12%(151) 3%(38) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 21%(157) 30%(230) 24%(181) 13%(98) 12%(88) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 29%(252) 39%(346) 20%(174) 7%(65) 5%(43) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 14%(69) 36%(173) 27%(133) 19%(93) 3%(16) 484 2012 Vote: Other 6%(3) 20%(10) 45%(24) 23%(12) 6%(3) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 22%(125) 30%(173) 23%(131) 14%(78) 11%(63) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_8: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Your state’s governor Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 21%(420) 29%(569) 20%(393) 25%(499) 5%(109) 1990 Gender: Male 22%(204) 28%(261) 19%(179) 27%(249) 4%(40) 931 Gender: Female 20%(216) 29%(309) 20%(215) 24%(250) 7%(70) 1059 Age: 18-34 17%(86) 27%(136) 19%(94) 27%(133) 10%(51) 500 Age: 35-44 17%(52) 25%(77) 24%(74) 26%(77) 7%(22) 302 Age: 45-64 20%(146) 31%(222) 20%(147) 25%(180) 4%(30) 725 Age: 65+ 29%(135) 29%(134) 17%(78) 24%(109) 1%(7) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 18%(30) 21%(33) 19%(31) 24%(39) 18%(28) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 16%(84) 29%(151) 20%(106) 27%(142) 8%(40) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 19%(94) 29%(143) 22%(109) 24%(119) 6%(31) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 25%(183) 30%(218) 19%(140) 25%(182) 1%(7) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 25%(199) 33%(260) 20%(160) 18%(141) 5%(37) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 17%(94) 24%(133) 21%(115) 28%(152) 9%(50) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 19%(126) 27%(176) 18%(118) 32%(205) 3%(22) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 23%(79) 30%(102) 22%(75) 21%(70) 3%(11) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 26%(120) 34%(157) 18%(85) 16%(71) 6%(26) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 21%(54) 26%(67) 18%(46) 27%(70) 8%(22) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 14%(40) 23%(66) 24%(69) 29%(82) 10%(28) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 21%(71) 27%(91) 17%(57) 32%(108) 2%(7) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 18%(56) 27%(85) 19%(61) 31%(97) 5%(16) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 26%(166) 31%(194) 19%(122) 21%(135) 3%(17) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 19%(102) 32%(173) 22%(120) 20%(110) 6%(33) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 20%(137) 26%(184) 19%(130) 33%(227) 3%(20) 697 Educ: < College 20%(248) 27%(340) 21%(260) 25%(312) 7%(91) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 21%(98) 31%(146) 19%(90) 26%(122) 3%(15) 471 Educ: Post-grad 28%(74) 31%(83) 16%(43) 24%(64) 1%(3) 268 Income: Under 50k 20%(216) 27%(283) 21%(223) 24%(256) 8%(83) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 20%(130) 29%(187) 19%(122) 28%(175) 3%(21) 635 Income: 100k+ 25%(73) 34%(99) 16%(48) 23%(68) 2%(5) 293 Ethnicity: White 22%(349) 29%(468) 19%(308) 26%(414) 4%(70) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 15%(28) 32%(61) 22%(43) 25%(49) 6%(12) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_8: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Your state’s governor Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 21%(420) 29%(569) 20%(393) 25%(499) 5%(109) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 19%(48) 25%(63) 21%(54) 24%(60) 11%(28) 252 Ethnicity: Other 18%(23) 30%(39) 25%(31) 19%(24) 9%(11) 128 All Christian 25%(240) 29%(274) 19%(184) 25%(237) 2%(23) 959 All Non-Christian 23%(22) 26%(25) 20%(19) 23%(23) 8%(8) 96 Atheist 17%(15) 32%(28) 21%(19) 27%(24) 3%(3) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 17%(84) 29%(142) 19%(91) 27%(132) 9%(43) 494 Something Else 16%(58) 28%(100) 23%(80) 23%(83) 9%(32) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 21%(24) 29%(33) 20%(22) 22%(24) 8%(9) 112 Evangelical 21%(117) 26%(149) 20%(115) 26%(143) 7%(37) 561 Non-Evangelical 24%(174) 30%(214) 20%(145) 24%(172) 2%(16) 722 Community: Urban 23%(125) 30%(169) 21%(115) 20%(112) 6%(34) 555 Community: Suburban 22%(201) 28%(255) 19%(178) 26%(239) 5%(45) 919 Community: Rural 18%(93) 28%(145) 19%(100) 29%(148) 6%(30) 516 Employ: Private Sector 18%(112) 34%(205) 22%(134) 23%(141) 2%(12) 604 Employ: Government 23%(30) 27%(36) 20%(26) 25%(33) 5%(7) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 24%(35) 23%(35) 15%(22) 30%(45) 9%(13) 149 Employ: Homemaker 17%(21) 26%(32) 21%(26) 32%(39) 5%(6) 123 Employ: Student 18%(14) 21%(17) 14%(11) 19%(15) 27%(22) 79 Employ: Retired 28%(143) 29%(149) 20%(101) 22%(115) 2%(10) 517 Employ: Unemployed 20%(55) 23%(65) 20%(56) 28%(79) 9%(26) 280 Employ: Other 9%(10) 29%(31) 17%(18) 30%(32) 14%(15) 106 Military HH: Yes 25%(88) 24%(82) 19%(66) 27%(95) 5%(16) 347 Military HH: No 20%(332) 30%(487) 20%(327) 25%(403) 6%(93) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 20%(110) 32%(178) 18%(101) 24%(134) 5%(25) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 21%(309) 27%(391) 20%(293) 25%(365) 6%(84) 1443 Trump Job Approve 17%(139) 27%(216) 20%(155) 32%(256) 3%(28) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 24%(277) 30%(348) 20%(233) 20%(232) 5%(59) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_8: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Your state’s governor Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 21%(420) 29%(569) 20%(393) 25%(499) 5%(109) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 20%(104) 25%(129) 19%(96) 34%(173) 3%(14) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 13%(35) 31%(87) 21%(59) 30%(83) 5%(14) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 12%(23) 38%(71) 21%(39) 21%(39) 8%(15) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 26%(254) 29%(278) 20%(194) 20%(193) 5%(43) 962 Favorable of Trump 17%(137) 28%(218) 19%(149) 32%(254) 3%(27) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 24%(276) 30%(348) 20%(236) 21%(238) 5%(62) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 19%(98) 27%(136) 16%(80) 35%(177) 3%(16) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 14%(39) 29%(82) 25%(69) 28%(78) 4%(11) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 13%(21) 34%(53) 22%(35) 22%(34) 9%(15) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 25%(255) 29%(295) 20%(200) 20%(204) 5%(48) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 20%(147) 26%(193) 19%(139) 30%(218) 5%(39) 736 #1 Issue: Security 24%(47) 28%(56) 17%(34) 27%(54) 3%(6) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 20%(73) 33%(120) 23%(84) 20%(72) 5%(17) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 22%(64) 31%(90) 17%(50) 25%(71) 5%(13) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 17%(19) 33%(37) 20%(22) 21%(24) 9%(10) 112 #1 Issue: Education 23%(18) 26%(20) 22%(17) 16%(12) 13%(10) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 23%(16) 28%(20) 20%(14) 23%(17) 7%(5) 72 #1 Issue: Other 25%(36) 24%(34) 23%(33) 21%(31) 6%(8) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 26%(197) 31%(230) 20%(147) 21%(155) 3%(22) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 20%(114) 27%(149) 19%(105) 32%(178) 3%(15) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 27%(192) 32%(223) 21%(147) 18%(128) 2%(17) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 19%(126) 27%(183) 19%(130) 31%(206) 3%(21) 666 2016 Vote: Other 15%(20) 24%(31) 17%(21) 37%(47) 6%(8) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 17%(81) 27%(132) 20%(95) 24%(117) 13%(63) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 24%(291) 29%(363) 20%(242) 25%(307) 3%(32) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 17%(129) 27%(206) 20%(152) 25%(191) 10%(77) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 25%(216) 32%(284) 20%(173) 20%(177) 3%(30) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 22%(104) 28%(134) 19%(93) 29%(139) 3%(15) 484 2012 Vote: Other 17%(9) 10%(5) 19%(10) 51%(27) 3%(1) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 16%(90) 25%(145) 20%(117) 27%(155) 11%(64) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_9: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 35%(705) 25%(495) 17%(340) 15%(289) 8%(162) 1990 Gender: Male 34%(321) 23%(218) 19%(180) 17%(156) 6%(57) 931 Gender: Female 36%(384) 26%(277) 15%(159) 13%(133) 10%(105) 1059 Age: 18-34 28%(141) 25%(127) 17%(83) 14%(71) 16%(79) 500 Age: 35-44 27%(80) 25%(77) 19%(57) 19%(57) 10%(31) 302 Age: 45-64 36%(264) 27%(193) 16%(115) 15%(111) 6%(43) 725 Age: 65+ 48%(221) 21%(98) 18%(85) 11%(50) 2%(9) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 29%(46) 20%(33) 16%(25) 10%(15) 26%(41) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 27%(141) 27%(141) 17%(88) 17%(91) 12%(63) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 30%(150) 27%(136) 17%(86) 17%(85) 8%(38) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 46%(335) 23%(169) 17%(126) 12%(84) 2%(17) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 53%(425) 27%(212) 10%(76) 5%(39) 6%(44) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 32%(176) 20%(111) 19%(105) 15%(82) 13%(72) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 16%(104) 27%(172) 24%(158) 26%(168) 7%(45) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 51%(172) 25%(84) 14%(46) 7%(25) 3%(11) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 55%(253) 28%(128) 7%(31) 3%(14) 7%(33) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 37%(96) 18%(47) 18%(46) 17%(44) 10%(26) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 28%(80) 22%(63) 21%(59) 13%(38) 16%(46) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 16%(53) 26%(86) 26%(89) 26%(87) 6%(20) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 17%(52) 27%(86) 22%(70) 26%(81) 8%(25) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 56%(353) 25%(159) 10%(63) 6%(35) 4%(24) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 40%(218) 27%(147) 14%(75) 9%(49) 9%(50) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 17%(120) 24%(166) 26%(184) 27%(190) 5%(36) 697 Educ: < College 29%(361) 26%(321) 18%(221) 17%(214) 11%(135) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 44%(209) 24%(111) 17%(79) 12%(56) 3%(15) 471 Educ: Post-grad 50%(135) 23%(62) 15%(40) 7%(20) 4%(11) 268 Income: Under 50k 34%(359) 26%(276) 15%(158) 14%(148) 11%(120) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 34%(215) 25%(158) 21%(130) 16%(101) 5%(32) 635 Income: 100k+ 45%(132) 21%(61) 17%(51) 14%(40) 3%(10) 293 Ethnicity: White 36%(578) 25%(400) 17%(272) 15%(247) 7%(112) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 31%(60) 25%(47) 21%(41) 15%(30) 8%(14) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_9: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 35%(705) 25%(495) 17%(340) 15%(289) 8%(162) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 35%(88) 25%(63) 17%(44) 10%(25) 13%(33) 252 Ethnicity: Other 31%(40) 25%(32) 19%(24) 13%(17) 12%(16) 128 All Christian 38%(362) 24%(230) 18%(175) 15%(148) 5%(44) 959 All Non-Christian 47%(45) 28%(27) 7%(6) 10%(9) 9%(9) 96 Atheist 62%(54) 21%(19) 7%(7) 5%(5) 4%(4) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 31%(155) 25%(124) 18%(89) 14%(67) 12%(59) 494 Something Else 25%(89) 27%(95) 18%(62) 17%(60) 13%(47) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 43%(49) 30%(34) 9%(10) 10%(11) 8%(9) 112 Evangelical 24%(134) 26%(145) 20%(111) 21%(116) 10%(55) 561 Non-Evangelical 43%(307) 23%(167) 17%(123) 12%(88) 5%(35) 722 Community: Urban 38%(208) 29%(161) 14%(77) 10%(55) 10%(54) 555 Community: Suburban 37%(343) 23%(215) 18%(168) 15%(137) 6%(55) 919 Community: Rural 30%(154) 23%(119) 18%(95) 19%(97) 10%(52) 516 Employ: Private Sector 32%(194) 29%(175) 16%(99) 17%(101) 6%(36) 604 Employ: Government 36%(47) 22%(29) 22%(29) 13%(17) 7%(10) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 35%(52) 21%(31) 18%(27) 16%(25) 10%(15) 149 Employ: Homemaker 29%(36) 24%(29) 15%(18) 24%(30) 8%(10) 123 Employ: Student 28%(22) 20%(16) 16%(13) 8%(6) 28%(23) 79 Employ: Retired 47%(241) 21%(107) 18%(94) 11%(59) 3%(16) 517 Employ: Unemployed 28%(78) 29%(82) 15%(42) 15%(41) 13%(37) 280 Employ: Other 34%(36) 25%(26) 16%(17) 10%(10) 16%(17) 106 Military HH: Yes 39%(134) 21%(74) 19%(67) 15%(53) 5%(19) 347 Military HH: No 35%(571) 26%(420) 17%(273) 14%(235) 9%(143) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 25%(138) 26%(141) 21%(117) 19%(103) 9%(48) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 39%(567) 24%(353) 15%(222) 13%(186) 8%(114) 1443 Trump Job Approve 13%(102) 25%(199) 27%(216) 27%(215) 8%(62) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 52%(598) 25%(285) 10%(119) 6%(70) 7%(77) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_9: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 35%(705) 25%(495) 17%(340) 15%(289) 8%(162) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 12%(62) 21%(108) 29%(151) 31%(162) 7%(34) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 15%(40) 33%(92) 24%(66) 19%(53) 10%(28) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 21%(40) 33%(62) 19%(35) 16%(29) 11%(21) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 58%(559) 23%(224) 9%(84) 4%(40) 6%(56) 962 Favorable of Trump 12%(96) 26%(202) 27%(213) 27%(215) 8%(60) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 52%(602) 25%(285) 10%(120) 6%(71) 7%(81) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 11%(56) 21%(106) 29%(146) 32%(163) 7%(35) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 14%(40) 34%(96) 24%(67) 18%(51) 9%(24) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 23%(36) 33%(53) 22%(34) 12%(19) 10%(16) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 57%(566) 23%(233) 9%(86) 5%(52) 6%(65) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 26%(193) 26%(190) 21%(157) 18%(135) 8%(60) 736 #1 Issue: Security 18%(35) 24%(48) 24%(48) 26%(50) 8%(16) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 51%(188) 24%(88) 11%(41) 8%(28) 6%(22) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 46%(132) 26%(74) 12%(36) 12%(34) 4%(12) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 32%(36) 25%(28) 15%(17) 8%(9) 19%(21) 112 #1 Issue: Education 30%(23) 22%(17) 17%(13) 12%(9) 19%(15) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 43%(31) 28%(20) 12%(8) 7%(5) 10%(7) 72 #1 Issue: Other 48%(68) 21%(30) 13%(19) 12%(18) 6%(9) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 58%(434) 24%(178) 10%(73) 4%(32) 4%(34) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 16%(88) 26%(146) 27%(151) 27%(153) 4%(24) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 60%(427) 23%(161) 9%(65) 4%(27) 4%(28) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 17%(110) 26%(170) 27%(179) 26%(175) 5%(32) 666 2016 Vote: Other 32%(40) 35%(44) 15%(19) 12%(16) 6%(7) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 26%(127) 24%(120) 16%(76) 15%(71) 19%(95) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 40%(496) 26%(320) 17%(210) 13%(166) 4%(44) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 28%(210) 23%(175) 17%(130) 16%(123) 16%(118) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 52%(460) 24%(215) 12%(104) 7%(58) 5%(41) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 19%(93) 27%(132) 24%(118) 24%(119) 5%(23) 484 2012 Vote: Other 16%(9) 21%(11) 32%(17) 27%(14) 3%(2) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 25%(142) 24%(137) 18%(100) 17%(98) 17%(95) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_10: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? President-elect Joe Biden Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 26%(514) 23%(462) 11%(220) 29%(584) 11%(210) 1990 Gender: Male 23%(217) 24%(220) 11%(106) 33%(306) 9%(83) 931 Gender: Female 28%(297) 23%(242) 11%(114) 26%(279) 12%(127) 1059 Age: 18-34 23%(116) 27%(134) 15%(77) 25%(127) 9%(46) 500 Age: 35-44 22%(68) 25%(76) 12%(36) 27%(81) 14%(42) 302 Age: 45-64 27%(194) 22%(158) 11%(77) 30%(216) 11%(79) 725 Age: 65+ 29%(136) 20%(94) 6%(30) 35%(160) 9%(43) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 28%(45) 29%(46) 16%(26) 17%(27) 10%(17) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 22%(115) 25%(129) 14%(72) 28%(148) 11%(59) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 23%(113) 23%(115) 11%(52) 31%(155) 12%(60) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 31%(224) 22%(159) 9%(64) 30%(220) 9%(64) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 50%(400) 34%(270) 7%(54) 3%(23) 6%(50) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 15%(82) 25%(138) 15%(83) 28%(151) 17%(91) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 5%(32) 8%(54) 13%(83) 63%(410) 11%(69) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 46%(155) 36%(121) 9%(30) 5%(18) 4%(13) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 53%(244) 32%(149) 5%(24) 1%(5) 8%(37) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 16%(41) 25%(66) 14%(36) 30%(77) 15%(39) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 14%(41) 25%(72) 17%(48) 26%(74) 18%(52) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 6%(20) 10%(33) 12%(40) 63%(210) 9%(31) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 4%(12) 7%(21) 14%(43) 64%(200) 12%(38) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 47%(297) 35%(224) 7%(46) 5%(33) 5%(34) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 28%(152) 29%(158) 13%(68) 16%(88) 13%(73) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 7%(48) 9%(66) 12%(87) 61%(427) 10%(69) 697 Educ: < College 24%(299) 20%(247) 11%(141) 33%(412) 12%(154) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 26%(121) 29%(139) 11%(54) 26%(121) 8%(36) 471 Educ: Post-grad 35%(94) 29%(76) 10%(26) 19%(52) 7%(20) 268 Income: Under 50k 26%(280) 22%(237) 11%(113) 28%(300) 12%(132) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 23%(148) 24%(150) 11%(71) 33%(207) 9%(60) 635 Income: 100k+ 29%(86) 25%(75) 12%(36) 26%(77) 6%(19) 293 Ethnicity: White 24%(384) 22%(346) 11%(179) 34%(544) 10%(155) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 27%(53) 32%(61) 12%(23) 19%(36) 11%(20) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_10: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? President-elect Joe Biden Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 26%(514) 23%(462) 11%(220) 29%(584) 11%(210) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 37%(94) 29%(74) 10%(24) 10%(25) 14%(35) 252 Ethnicity: Other 28%(36) 32%(41) 13%(17) 12%(15) 15%(19) 128 All Christian 26%(249) 21%(201) 10%(99) 35%(333) 8%(77) 959 All Non-Christian 43%(42) 30%(29) 4%(4) 13%(12) 10%(9) 96 Atheist 32%(28) 35%(31) 8%(7) 15%(13) 10%(9) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 23%(115) 27%(133) 13%(63) 23%(112) 14%(70) 494 Something Else 23%(80) 19%(68) 13%(46) 32%(114) 13%(45) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 39%(44) 30%(34) 5%(6) 17%(19) 9%(10) 112 Evangelical 19%(106) 16%(90) 12%(66) 42%(237) 11%(63) 561 Non-Evangelical 30%(215) 24%(170) 11%(77) 28%(202) 8%(58) 722 Community: Urban 30%(167) 31%(171) 11%(61) 17%(94) 11%(62) 555 Community: Suburban 26%(237) 22%(201) 11%(106) 31%(281) 10%(94) 919 Community: Rural 21%(110) 18%(91) 10%(53) 41%(209) 10%(54) 516 Employ: Private Sector 22%(134) 25%(154) 14%(82) 30%(180) 9%(54) 604 Employ: Government 30%(40) 27%(36) 12%(15) 23%(30) 8%(10) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 28%(42) 19%(29) 11%(17) 30%(45) 11%(16) 149 Employ: Homemaker 14%(17) 18%(22) 7%(9) 49%(60) 12%(15) 123 Employ: Student 33%(26) 29%(23) 9%(7) 17%(13) 13%(10) 79 Employ: Retired 30%(155) 20%(104) 9%(46) 31%(162) 10%(49) 517 Employ: Unemployed 27%(75) 24%(66) 12%(34) 25%(69) 13%(36) 280 Employ: Other 24%(25) 26%(28) 9%(10) 22%(24) 18%(20) 106 Military HH: Yes 23%(80) 22%(77) 7%(25) 37%(128) 11%(37) 347 Military HH: No 26%(434) 23%(384) 12%(195) 28%(456) 11%(173) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 16%(89) 19%(102) 13%(73) 42%(230) 10%(54) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 29%(425) 25%(360) 10%(147) 25%(354) 11%(156) 1443 Trump Job Approve 3%(23) 8%(65) 16%(124) 63%(504) 10%(79) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 43%(489) 34%(393) 8%(94) 6%(65) 9%(108) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL3_10: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? President-elect Joe Biden Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 26%(514) 23%(462) 11%(220) 29%(584) 11%(210) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(14) 4%(21) 11%(59) 73%(378) 9%(44) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 3%(9) 16%(44) 23%(65) 45%(126) 12%(35) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 12%(22) 35%(65) 16%(29) 19%(35) 19%(35) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 48%(467) 34%(327) 7%(65) 3%(30) 8%(73) 962 Favorable of Trump 3%(22) 8%(60) 15%(118) 65%(507) 10%(78) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 42%(488) 34%(395) 8%(92) 6%(73) 10%(111) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(9) 4%(21) 11%(53) 75%(378) 9%(46) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 5%(14) 14%(39) 23%(64) 46%(129) 12%(33) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 10%(16) 30%(48) 16%(25) 21%(34) 22%(35) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 47%(472) 35%(347) 7%(68) 4%(39) 8%(76) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 20%(144) 20%(149) 13%(92) 36%(267) 11%(84) 736 #1 Issue: Security 13%(26) 7%(13) 11%(22) 61%(119) 8%(16) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 35%(129) 32%(118) 10%(37) 14%(50) 9%(33) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 31%(88) 23%(67) 8%(22) 27%(77) 12%(35) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 33%(37) 25%(28) 16%(17) 17%(19) 9%(10) 112 #1 Issue: Education 21%(16) 30%(23) 18%(14) 18%(14) 13%(10) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 35%(25) 34%(24) 11%(8) 11%(8) 10%(7) 72 #1 Issue: Other 35%(50) 28%(40) 5%(8) 21%(30) 11%(16) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 48%(362) 33%(246) 7%(51) 5%(36) 7%(55) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 4%(25) 10%(56) 13%(74) 62%(349) 10%(57) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 53%(377) 32%(228) 6%(43) 2%(15) 6%(45) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 4%(26) 8%(56) 14%(94) 63%(418) 11%(71) 666 2016 Vote: Other 9%(11) 40%(51) 14%(18) 23%(29) 13%(17) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 20%(99) 26%(126) 13%(65) 25%(121) 16%(77) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 30%(372) 23%(281) 10%(120) 29%(356) 9%(106) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 19%(142) 24%(181) 13%(100) 30%(228) 14%(104) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 44%(389) 29%(251) 9%(79) 10%(87) 8%(73) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 5%(27) 12%(60) 11%(55) 60%(293) 10%(50) 484 2012 Vote: Other 3%(2) 12%(7) 17%(9) 49%(26) 18%(9) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 17%(96) 25%(143) 13%(76) 31%(178) 14%(77) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL4_1: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Trump administration Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(92) 30%(603) 59%(1167) 6%(128) 1990 Gender: Male 5%(46) 33%(310) 56%(525) 5%(50) 931 Gender: Female 4%(46) 28%(293) 61%(642) 7%(78) 1059 Age: 18-34 7%(36) 23%(115) 58%(289) 12%(60) 500 Age: 35-44 7%(21) 29%(87) 58%(174) 7%(20) 302 Age: 45-64 3%(22) 32%(233) 59%(430) 5%(40) 725 Age: 65+ 3%(13) 36%(168) 59%(274) 2%(9) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 4% (7) 19%(31) 62%(100) 15%(24) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 8%(41) 26%(136) 56%(294) 10%(52) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 4%(20) 32%(158) 58%(285) 6%(31) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 3%(22) 33%(240) 62%(450) 2%(18) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 4%(30) 5%(42) 86%(686) 5%(38) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 4%(22) 24%(133) 60%(329) 11%(61) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 6%(39) 66%(429) 23%(151) 4%(29) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 4%(14) 6%(19) 85%(289) 5%(16) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 3%(16) 5%(23) 87%(398) 5%(23) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 4%(11) 25%(65) 61%(159) 10%(25) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 4%(12) 24%(68) 60%(170) 13%(36) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 6%(22) 68%(226) 23%(77) 3%(9) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 6%(18) 65%(202) 24%(74) 6%(19) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 3%(21) 7%(42) 87%(554) 3%(17) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 5%(25) 19%(102) 69%(369) 8%(42) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 5%(37) 62%(432) 28%(193) 5%(36) 697 Educ: < College 4%(55) 32%(398) 55%(693) 8%(106) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 5%(23) 30%(140) 62%(294) 3%(14) 471 Educ: Post-grad 5%(14) 24%(65) 67%(181) 3% (8) 268 Continued on next page

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Table POL4_1: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Trump administration Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(92) 30%(603) 59%(1167) 6%(128) 1990 Income: Under 50k 4%(42) 28%(294) 60%(636) 8%(89) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 4%(28) 35%(219) 57%(361) 4%(27) 635 Income: 100k+ 7%(22) 31%(90) 58%(170) 4%(11) 293 Ethnicity: White 4%(72) 35%(568) 55%(893) 5%(77) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 5%(10) 23%(45) 62%(119) 10%(19) 193 Ethnicity: Black 6%(14) 8%(21) 72%(183) 14%(34) 252 Ethnicity: Other 4%(6) 11%(14) 72%(92) 13%(16) 128 All Christian 5%(50) 38%(361) 54%(520) 3%(27) 959 All Non-Christian 6%(6) 15%(15) 70%(67) 9%(9) 96 Atheist 1% (1) 14%(12) 83%(73) 2% (2) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 4%(22) 21%(105) 63%(312) 11%(55) 494 Something Else 4%(13) 31%(110) 55%(195) 10%(35) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 5%(6) 17%(20) 70%(78) 8%(9) 112 Evangelical 6%(34) 45%(254) 41%(233) 7%(41) 561 Non-Evangelical 4%(29) 29%(212) 64%(461) 3%(20) 722 Community: Urban 7%(37) 21%(118) 65%(360) 7%(40) 555 Community: Suburban 3%(32) 31%(283) 60%(553) 6%(52) 919 Community: Rural 5%(24) 39%(202) 49%(254) 7%(36) 516 Employ: Private Sector 6%(37) 32%(192) 58%(351) 4%(24) 604 Employ: Government 6% (7) 24%(31) 63%(82) 8%(10) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 5% (8) 25%(37) 56%(84) 14%(20) 149 Employ: Homemaker 6% (8) 45%(56) 43%(53) 5% (7) 123 Employ: Student 5%(4) 16%(13) 64%(50) 15%(12) 79 Employ: Retired 2%(12) 35%(182) 59%(305) 3%(18) 517 Employ: Unemployed 5%(14) 24%(67) 62%(173) 9%(26) 280 Employ: Other 2% (2) 23%(25) 65%(69) 9%(10) 106 Continued on next page

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Table POL4_1: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Trump administration Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(92) 30%(603) 59%(1167) 6%(128) 1990 Military HH: Yes 4%(15) 34%(119) 56%(194) 5%(18) 347 Military HH: No 5%(77) 29%(484) 59%(973) 7%(110) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 6%(34) 47%(260) 38%(209) 8%(45) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 4%(58) 24%(344) 66%(958) 6%(83) 1443 Trump Job Approve 6%(48) 70%(554) 19%(152) 5%(41) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 4%(42) 4%(47) 87%(999) 5%(61) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 6%(30) 79%(410) 11%(56) 4%(20) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 7%(18) 52%(144) 34%(95) 8%(21) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 5%(10) 11%(20) 73%(136) 11%(21) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 3%(32) 3%(26) 90%(863) 4%(40) 962 Favorable of Trump 6%(50) 72%(562) 17%(136) 5%(38) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 3%(39) 3%(38) 87%(1013) 6%(69) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 7%(34) 80%(408) 9%(47) 4%(18) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 6%(16) 55%(154) 32%(89) 7%(20) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 6%(10) 9%(14) 68%(107) 17%(26) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 3%(29) 2%(24) 90%(907) 4%(42) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 5%(36) 37%(275) 51%(378) 6%(47) 736 #1 Issue: Security 6%(11) 67%(132) 22%(43) 6%(11) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 4%(14) 13%(49) 78%(285) 5%(18) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 4%(11) 27%(78) 65%(186) 5%(14) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 3%(4) 21%(24) 62%(69) 13%(15) 112 #1 Issue: Education 6% (5) 16%(12) 65%(49) 13%(10) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 5% (3) 6%(4) 78%(56) 11% (8) 72 #1 Issue: Other 6% (8) 20%(29) 70%(101) 4% (5) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 4%(29) 6%(48) 85%(637) 5%(36) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 6%(33) 65%(362) 25%(143) 4%(23) 561 Continued on next page

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Table POL4_1: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Trump administration Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(92) 30%(603) 59%(1167) 6%(128) 1990 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 4%(27) 5%(37) 87%(619) 3%(25) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 6%(37) 65%(434) 25%(166) 4%(29) 666 2016 Vote: Other 1% (1) 18%(22) 74%(93) 8%(10) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(27) 22%(110) 59%(288) 13%(64) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 4%(55) 32%(393) 60%(739) 4%(48) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 5%(37) 28%(210) 57%(428) 11%(79) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 4%(35) 14%(121) 78%(685) 4%(38) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 4%(18) 62%(301) 30%(146) 4%(20) 484 2012 Vote: Other 8%(4) 46%(24) 40%(21) 7%(4) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(35) 28%(157) 55%(313) 12%(66) 571 4-Region: Northeast 5%(16) 24%(84) 67%(238) 5%(17) 355 4-Region: Midwest 4%(17) 35%(161) 55%(251) 6%(28) 457 4-Region: South 5%(37) 34%(252) 55%(406) 6%(48) 743 4-Region: West 5%(22) 24%(106) 63%(272) 8%(35) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 3%(32) 6%(52) 86%(804) 5%(47) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 6%(42) 64%(491) 25%(189) 6%(42) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

165 Morning Consult Table POL4_2

Table POL4_2: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The WHO (World Health Organization) Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 11%(224) 39%(774) 33%(648) 17%(343) 1990 Gender: Male 13%(125) 36%(332) 37%(347) 14%(127) 931 Gender: Female 9%(99) 42%(442) 28%(301) 20%(216) 1059 Age: 18-34 11%(54) 39%(193) 28%(142) 22%(111) 500 Age: 35-44 15%(45) 36%(108) 30%(90) 20%(60) 302 Age: 45-64 12%(86) 40%(288) 32%(229) 17%(123) 725 Age: 65+ 8%(39) 40%(186) 41%(188) 11%(50) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 7%(12) 45%(72) 20%(32) 28%(45) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 13%(70) 36%(187) 31%(164) 20%(103) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 13%(63) 39%(193) 31%(153) 17%(85) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 10%(72) 40%(294) 37%(270) 13%(94) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 7%(57) 56%(443) 24%(195) 13%(101) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 9%(51) 34%(184) 34%(185) 23%(125) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 18%(116) 23%(147) 41%(268) 18%(117) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 10%(33) 53%(179) 28%(94) 9%(31) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 5%(23) 58%(264) 22%(101) 15%(71) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 9%(22) 31%(79) 42%(108) 19%(49) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 10%(29) 37%(105) 27%(76) 27%(76) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 21%(69) 22%(74) 43%(145) 14%(47) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 15%(47) 23%(73) 39%(124) 22%(69) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 6%(40) 57%(361) 27%(170) 10%(64) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 8%(44) 44%(235) 29%(157) 19%(103) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 18%(126) 22%(154) 43%(297) 17%(120) 697 Educ: < College 11%(142) 35%(441) 32%(401) 21%(267) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 10%(46) 46%(216) 33%(158) 11%(52) 471 Educ: Post-grad 13%(36) 44%(118) 33%(89) 9%(24) 268 Continued on next page

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Table POL4_2: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The WHO (World Health Organization) Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 11%(224) 39%(774) 33%(648) 17%(343) 1990 Income: Under 50k 11%(115) 39%(410) 30%(314) 21%(222) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 10%(65) 38%(239) 37%(236) 15%(95) 635 Income: 100k+ 15%(44) 43%(125) 33%(98) 9%(26) 293 Ethnicity: White 12%(187) 39%(629) 33%(534) 16%(260) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 7%(14) 43%(83) 29%(55) 21%(40) 193 Ethnicity: Black 10%(26) 40%(101) 29%(73) 21%(53) 252 Ethnicity: Other 8%(11) 35%(44) 33%(42) 25%(31) 128 All Christian 13%(122) 40%(381) 33%(321) 14%(135) 959 All Non-Christian 15%(15) 37%(35) 33%(32) 15%(14) 96 Atheist 3% (3) 62%(55) 25%(22) 10% (8) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 8%(41) 39%(194) 31%(151) 22%(107) 494 Something Else 12%(43) 31%(109) 35%(122) 22%(79) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 14%(16) 38%(42) 36%(40) 13%(14) 112 Evangelical 15%(83) 30%(168) 34%(191) 21%(120) 561 Non-Evangelical 11%(79) 43%(309) 33%(239) 13%(94) 722 Community: Urban 10%(57) 43%(236) 30%(169) 17%(94) 555 Community: Suburban 10%(95) 40%(366) 34%(309) 16%(149) 919 Community: Rural 14%(72) 33%(172) 33%(171) 20%(101) 516 Employ: Private Sector 12%(72) 41%(249) 34%(207) 13%(76) 604 Employ: Government 15%(20) 38%(50) 28%(37) 18%(24) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 13%(20) 29%(43) 36%(54) 22%(33) 149 Employ: Homemaker 17%(21) 32%(40) 25%(30) 26%(32) 123 Employ: Student 3% (2) 47%(37) 23%(18) 27%(21) 79 Employ: Retired 10%(53) 41%(211) 36%(187) 13%(66) 517 Employ: Unemployed 9%(26) 41%(114) 28%(79) 22%(61) 280 Employ: Other 8%(9) 29%(31) 34%(36) 29%(31) 106 Continued on next page

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Table POL4_2: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The WHO (World Health Organization) Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 11%(224) 39%(774) 33%(648) 17%(343) 1990 Military HH: Yes 12%(42) 37%(127) 37%(128) 14%(50) 347 Military HH: No 11%(182) 39%(647) 32%(520) 18%(294) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 18%(100) 29%(159) 38%(207) 15%(81) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 9%(124) 43%(616) 31%(441) 18%(263) 1443 Trump Job Approve 18%(142) 22%(174) 41%(324) 19%(154) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 7%(78) 52%(594) 27%(313) 14%(165) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 19%(101) 19%(97) 44%(229) 17%(90) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 15%(42) 28%(77) 34%(95) 23%(64) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 12%(22) 37%(70) 33%(61) 18%(34) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 6%(56) 54%(524) 26%(251) 14%(131) 962 Favorable of Trump 19%(147) 21%(165) 41%(324) 19%(150) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 6%(70) 52%(602) 27%(315) 15%(173) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 21%(106) 18%(90) 45%(228) 17%(84) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 15%(41) 27%(75) 35%(97) 24%(66) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 7%(11) 38%(60) 33%(51) 22%(35) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 6%(58) 54%(542) 26%(264) 14%(138) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 14%(100) 33%(243) 35%(260) 18%(134) 736 #1 Issue: Security 20%(40) 25%(49) 38%(75) 17%(33) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 5%(19) 52%(189) 28%(102) 15%(56) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 9%(25) 42%(120) 35%(100) 15%(43) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 6% (7) 47%(52) 24%(27) 23%(25) 112 #1 Issue: Education 17%(13) 28%(21) 29%(22) 26%(20) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 8%(6) 57%(41) 20%(14) 15%(11) 72 #1 Issue: Other 10%(14) 42%(60) 34%(49) 14%(20) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 7%(55) 54%(406) 27%(199) 12%(90) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 18%(103) 21%(118) 45%(252) 16%(88) 561 Continued on next page

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Table POL4_2: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The WHO (World Health Organization) Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 11%(224) 39%(774) 33%(648) 17%(343) 1990 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 7%(49) 56%(399) 25%(179) 11%(80) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 17%(115) 20%(133) 46%(307) 17%(111) 666 2016 Vote: Other 8%(10) 42%(53) 34%(44) 16%(20) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 10%(49) 39%(189) 24%(119) 27%(133) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 12%(145) 41%(502) 34%(425) 13%(164) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 11%(79) 36%(273) 30%(224) 24%(179) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 7%(66) 51%(451) 27%(237) 14%(125) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 17%(85) 22%(106) 46%(221) 15%(73) 484 2012 Vote: Other 14% (7) 14% (8) 55%(29) 17%(9) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 12%(66) 36%(208) 28%(160) 24%(137) 571 4-Region: Northeast 10%(36) 45%(160) 27%(97) 18%(63) 355 4-Region: Midwest 9%(42) 37%(170) 35%(160) 19%(86) 457 4-Region: South 13%(93) 36%(267) 34%(252) 18%(131) 743 4-Region: West 12%(53) 41%(178) 32%(139) 15%(64) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 7%(62) 55%(512) 25%(236) 13%(124) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 17%(134) 22%(169) 42%(323) 18%(140) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

169 Morning Consult Table POL4_3

Table POL4_3: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 11%(219) 48%(965) 30%(602) 10%(204) 1990 Gender: Male 13%(117) 46%(432) 33%(304) 8%(78) 931 Gender: Female 10%(102) 50%(533) 28%(298) 12%(126) 1059 Age: 18-34 15%(73) 45%(223) 27%(136) 14%(68) 500 Age: 35-44 13%(41) 39%(118) 35%(107) 12%(36) 302 Age: 45-64 10%(76) 51%(367) 30%(216) 9%(66) 725 Age: 65+ 7%(30) 55%(256) 31%(143) 7%(33) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 10%(16) 49%(79) 22%(36) 19%(30) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 16%(82) 41%(215) 32%(165) 12%(62) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 11%(56) 48%(235) 31%(156) 10%(48) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 8%(62) 54%(396) 30%(219) 7%(53) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 6%(51) 58%(464) 29%(230) 6%(51) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 11%(57) 41%(222) 33%(177) 16%(88) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 17%(111) 43%(278) 30%(194) 10%(64) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 9%(30) 53%(178) 33%(112) 5%(18) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 5%(21) 62%(286) 26%(118) 7%(33) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 11%(27) 40%(104) 36%(92) 14%(35) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 11%(30) 41%(118) 30%(85) 18%(53) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 18%(60) 45%(150) 30%(100) 7%(24) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 16%(51) 41%(128) 30%(94) 13%(40) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 6%(41) 57%(363) 31%(197) 5%(34) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 8%(44) 51%(275) 30%(160) 11%(59) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 17%(120) 42%(291) 31%(215) 10%(71) 697 Educ: < College 12%(147) 46%(571) 29%(369) 13%(165) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 9%(44) 55%(258) 30%(142) 6%(27) 471 Educ: Post-grad 11%(28) 51%(136) 34%(91) 5%(12) 268 Continued on next page

170 National Tracking Poll #201234, December, 2020 Table POL4_3

Table POL4_3: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 11%(219) 48%(965) 30%(602) 10%(204) 1990 Income: Under 50k 11%(115) 48%(507) 29%(309) 12%(130) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 11%(69) 48%(307) 31%(198) 10%(61) 635 Income: 100k+ 12%(36) 51%(150) 32%(95) 4%(12) 293 Ethnicity: White 11%(180) 50%(799) 29%(474) 10%(156) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 11%(22) 48%(92) 29%(55) 12%(24) 193 Ethnicity: Black 9%(24) 44%(112) 34%(85) 13%(32) 252 Ethnicity: Other 12%(16) 42%(54) 33%(42) 12%(16) 128 All Christian 13%(123) 53%(504) 27%(257) 8%(76) 959 All Non-Christian 12%(12) 42%(41) 38%(37) 7% (7) 96 Atheist 2% (2) 53%(46) 38%(33) 7% (7) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 9%(45) 46%(226) 30%(149) 15%(74) 494 Something Else 11%(38) 42%(147) 36%(126) 12%(41) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 13%(15) 43%(49) 38%(42) 6% (7) 112 Evangelical 13%(72) 44%(244) 31%(172) 13%(74) 561 Non-Evangelical 12%(84) 55%(395) 28%(201) 6%(42) 722 Community: Urban 10%(57) 51%(283) 29%(160) 10%(55) 555 Community: Suburban 10%(91) 50%(457) 31%(286) 9%(84) 919 Community: Rural 14%(71) 44%(225) 30%(155) 12%(64) 516 Employ: Private Sector 12%(75) 48%(291) 32%(196) 7%(42) 604 Employ: Government 14%(18) 45%(59) 31%(40) 10%(14) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 13%(20) 35%(52) 39%(58) 13%(20) 149 Employ: Homemaker 15%(19) 44%(54) 25%(30) 16%(20) 123 Employ: Student 10% (8) 48%(38) 19%(15) 23%(18) 79 Employ: Retired 9%(44) 56%(290) 28%(146) 7%(37) 517 Employ: Unemployed 11%(30) 46%(129) 31%(85) 13%(35) 280 Employ: Other 4% (5) 49%(52) 30%(32) 17%(18) 106 Continued on next page

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Table POL4_3: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 11%(219) 48%(965) 30%(602) 10%(204) 1990 Military HH: Yes 13%(46) 47%(163) 31%(109) 8%(29) 347 Military HH: No 11%(173) 49%(802) 30%(493) 11%(175) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 17%(92) 43%(237) 30%(166) 9%(52) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 9%(127) 50%(728) 30%(436) 11%(152) 1443 Trump Job Approve 17%(139) 40%(321) 31%(245) 11%(90) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 7%(78) 55%(633) 30%(347) 8%(91) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 17%(90) 41%(210) 33%(169) 9%(47) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 18%(49) 40%(111) 27%(76) 15%(43) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 12%(22) 45%(84) 32%(60) 11%(21) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 6%(56) 57%(549) 30%(287) 7%(70) 962 Favorable of Trump 18%(142) 40%(318) 30%(239) 11%(87) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 7%(77) 55%(637) 30%(349) 8%(97) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 19%(96) 39%(200) 32%(161) 10%(49) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 16%(45) 42%(118) 28%(78) 13%(38) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 12%(19) 42%(67) 30%(47) 16%(26) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 6%(58) 57%(570) 30%(302) 7%(72) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 13%(98) 45%(331) 31%(227) 11%(80) 736 #1 Issue: Security 19%(37) 46%(90) 24%(47) 11%(22) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 6%(21) 53%(194) 32%(118) 9%(34) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 8%(23) 52%(149) 31%(90) 9%(26) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 8%(9) 53%(60) 24%(27) 15%(16) 112 #1 Issue: Education 15%(11) 41%(31) 33%(25) 12%(9) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 8%(6) 63%(45) 22%(16) 7% (5) 72 #1 Issue: Other 10%(14) 45%(64) 37%(52) 9%(12) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 6%(44) 57%(429) 31%(233) 6%(44) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 16%(92) 43%(240) 31%(176) 10%(53) 561 Continued on next page

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Table POL4_3: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 11%(219) 48%(965) 30%(602) 10%(204) 1990 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 6%(40) 58%(407) 31%(220) 6%(40) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 15%(97) 43%(286) 32%(214) 10%(68) 666 2016 Vote: Other 10%(13) 46%(58) 33%(41) 11%(14) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 14%(69) 43%(213) 26%(126) 17%(82) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 10%(126) 51%(635) 31%(384) 7%(90) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 12%(93) 44%(330) 29%(218) 15%(114) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 6%(55) 56%(491) 31%(273) 7%(61) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 15%(74) 43%(211) 31%(149) 10%(50) 484 2012 Vote: Other 15% (8) 31%(16) 44%(23) 10% (5) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 14%(81) 43%(247) 27%(156) 15%(87) 571 4-Region: Northeast 10%(35) 56%(199) 25%(87) 10%(35) 355 4-Region: Midwest 10%(44) 46%(209) 34%(154) 11%(51) 457 4-Region: South 11%(84) 48%(356) 31%(229) 10%(74) 743 4-Region: West 13%(57) 46%(201) 30%(132) 10%(44) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 6%(57) 58%(542) 29%(270) 7%(66) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 17%(130) 42%(319) 30%(231) 11%(84) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL4_4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Congress Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(161) 18%(367) 61%(1212) 13%(251) 1990 Gender: Male 10%(96) 18%(169) 62%(580) 9%(87) 931 Gender: Female 6%(65) 19%(198) 60%(632) 15%(164) 1059 Age: 18-34 9%(46) 21%(103) 51%(253) 20%(98) 500 Age: 35-44 9%(27) 22%(67) 55%(166) 14%(42) 302 Age: 45-64 8%(58) 18%(129) 64%(462) 10%(76) 725 Age: 65+ 6%(30) 15%(68) 71%(331) 7%(34) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 7%(12) 22%(36) 44%(71) 27%(43) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 9%(48) 20%(105) 55%(286) 16%(84) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 10%(48) 21%(105) 57%(281) 12%(61) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 7%(49) 15%(107) 71%(521) 7%(53) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 6%(46) 16%(126) 70%(560) 8%(65) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 6%(34) 11%(62) 63%(343) 19%(105) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 12%(81) 28%(178) 48%(309) 12%(80) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 8%(26) 16%(56) 70%(236) 6%(20) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 4%(20) 15%(70) 71%(324) 10%(45) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 7%(18) 10%(27) 68%(175) 15%(38) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6%(16) 12%(35) 59%(168) 23%(67) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 15%(52) 26%(86) 50%(169) 8%(28) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 9%(29) 29%(92) 45%(140) 17%(52) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 6%(37) 13%(85) 74%(470) 7%(43) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 7%(37) 17%(90) 64%(343) 13%(69) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 11%(78) 26%(180) 51%(353) 12%(86) 697 Educ: < College 8%(106) 19%(237) 57%(719) 15%(189) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 7%(31) 18%(83) 67%(316) 9%(42) 471 Educ: Post-grad 9%(24) 17%(47) 66%(177) 7%(19) 268 Continued on next page

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Table POL4_4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Congress Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(161) 18%(367) 61%(1212) 13%(251) 1990 Income: Under 50k 7%(77) 18%(192) 59%(628) 15%(164) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 7%(47) 18%(116) 63%(403) 11%(69) 635 Income: 100k+ 12%(37) 20%(59) 62%(181) 6%(17) 293 Ethnicity: White 8%(128) 19%(307) 61%(987) 12%(188) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 9%(17) 27%(51) 51%(99) 13%(26) 193 Ethnicity: Black 9%(22) 15%(38) 61%(153) 16%(40) 252 Ethnicity: Other 9%(11) 17%(22) 56%(72) 18%(23) 128 All Christian 9%(82) 20%(192) 62%(595) 9%(89) 959 All Non-Christian 13%(13) 18%(17) 59%(57) 10%(9) 96 Atheist 5%(4) 14%(13) 75%(66) 6% (5) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 7%(33) 15%(76) 61%(302) 17%(82) 494 Something Else 8%(29) 19%(68) 54%(192) 18%(64) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 12%(14) 17%(19) 61%(68) 10%(11) 112 Evangelical 11%(59) 23%(128) 51%(288) 15%(87) 561 Non-Evangelical 7%(48) 18%(130) 66%(479) 9%(65) 722 Community: Urban 8%(45) 22%(122) 59%(325) 11%(63) 555 Community: Suburban 7%(65) 17%(155) 65%(595) 11%(104) 919 Community: Rural 10%(51) 17%(89) 57%(292) 16%(84) 516 Employ: Private Sector 10%(61) 19%(117) 60%(365) 10%(61) 604 Employ: Government 7%(10) 15%(19) 63%(83) 15%(19) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 11%(17) 18%(27) 54%(81) 16%(25) 149 Employ: Homemaker 8%(10) 24%(30) 46%(57) 22%(27) 123 Employ: Student 10% (8) 19%(15) 44%(35) 27%(21) 79 Employ: Retired 7%(35) 14%(73) 71%(369) 8%(40) 517 Employ: Unemployed 7%(18) 25%(71) 56%(157) 12%(34) 280 Employ: Other 3% (3) 14%(15) 61%(65) 22%(24) 106 Continued on next page

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Table POL4_4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Congress Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(161) 18%(367) 61%(1212) 13%(251) 1990 Military HH: Yes 10%(33) 12%(42) 68%(236) 10%(36) 347 Military HH: No 8%(128) 20%(325) 59%(976) 13%(215) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 13%(72) 25%(140) 48%(262) 13%(73) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 6%(89) 16%(227) 66%(950) 12%(178) 1443 Trump Job Approve 13%(102) 28%(225) 45%(356) 14%(111) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 5%(58) 12%(138) 73%(843) 10%(111) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 14%(71) 28%(144) 44%(229) 14%(72) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 11%(30) 29%(81) 46%(127) 14%(39) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 7%(13) 16%(29) 61%(115) 16%(30) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 5%(45) 11%(108) 76%(728) 8%(81) 962 Favorable of Trump 13%(102) 28%(221) 45%(350) 14%(113) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 5%(54) 12%(141) 73%(848) 10%(117) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 14%(71) 28%(141) 45%(228) 13%(67) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 11%(31) 29%(80) 44%(122) 16%(46) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 6%(9) 19%(30) 57%(90) 18%(29) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 4%(45) 11%(112) 76%(758) 9%(88) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 10%(75) 21%(151) 56%(416) 13%(94) 736 #1 Issue: Security 12%(24) 28%(55) 43%(85) 16%(32) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 3%(12) 14%(51) 72%(264) 11%(39) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 6%(17) 13%(37) 71%(204) 11%(31) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 4% (5) 19%(21) 55%(62) 22%(24) 112 #1 Issue: Education 13%(10) 22%(16) 50%(38) 15%(12) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 9% (7) 20%(15) 57%(41) 13%(9) 72 #1 Issue: Other 8%(11) 15%(21) 71%(102) 6%(9) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 5%(41) 14%(103) 74%(552) 7%(53) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 13%(71) 25%(138) 52%(294) 11%(59) 561 Continued on next page

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Table POL4_4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Congress Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(161) 18%(367) 61%(1212) 13%(251) 1990 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 6%(43) 14%(99) 73%(519) 7%(46) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 12%(80) 26%(170) 51%(337) 12%(79) 666 2016 Vote: Other 4%(6) 9%(12) 73%(93) 13%(17) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 7%(33) 17%(86) 54%(262) 22%(109) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 8%(102) 18%(227) 65%(808) 8%(99) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 8%(59) 19%(140) 54%(404) 20%(152) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 6%(54) 16%(138) 70%(612) 8%(75) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 11%(52) 21%(104) 57%(276) 11%(53) 484 2012 Vote: Other 13% (7) 15% (8) 62%(33) 10% (5) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(48) 20%(116) 51%(289) 21%(118) 571 4-Region: Northeast 7%(25) 19%(68) 61%(218) 12%(44) 355 4-Region: Midwest 5%(25) 19%(85) 64%(290) 12%(56) 457 4-Region: South 9%(67) 19%(144) 58%(430) 14%(102) 743 4-Region: West 10%(44) 16%(69) 63%(273) 11%(48) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 5%(48) 15%(136) 72%(670) 9%(81) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 12%(89) 26%(199) 49%(377) 13%(100) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL4_5: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Your state’s governor Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 17%(337) 44%(885) 30%(594) 9%(174) 1990 Gender: Male 19%(173) 45%(421) 29%(266) 8%(71) 931 Gender: Female 15%(164) 44%(464) 31%(328) 10%(103) 1059 Age: 18-34 16%(82) 35%(174) 33%(167) 15%(76) 500 Age: 35-44 17%(53) 40%(122) 34%(102) 9%(26) 302 Age: 45-64 17%(126) 45%(330) 30%(215) 8%(55) 725 Age: 65+ 17%(77) 56%(259) 24%(110) 4%(17) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 13%(20) 34%(55) 31%(50) 22%(35) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 17%(88) 37%(195) 34%(177) 12%(63) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 17%(85) 43%(212) 32%(156) 8%(41) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 18%(132) 51%(374) 27%(197) 4%(27) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 7%(58) 49%(393) 36%(287) 7%(58) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 17%(91) 39%(214) 30%(166) 14%(74) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 29%(188) 43%(278) 22%(141) 6%(41) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 10%(34) 45%(151) 38%(129) 7%(24) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 5%(24) 53%(242) 35%(159) 7%(34) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 16%(41) 45%(117) 27%(70) 12%(30) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 17%(50) 34%(97) 33%(95) 15%(44) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 29%(98) 46%(153) 20%(67) 5%(17) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 29%(90) 40%(125) 23%(74) 8%(25) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 8%(49) 50%(315) 38%(240) 5%(30) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 14%(74) 44%(239) 32%(174) 10%(52) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 29%(200) 43%(300) 22%(154) 6%(43) 697 Educ: < College 18%(221) 41%(519) 29%(368) 11%(143) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 17%(78) 48%(225) 31%(148) 4%(20) 471 Educ: Post-grad 14%(38) 52%(140) 29%(79) 4%(11) 268 Continued on next page

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Table POL4_5: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Your state’s governor Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 17%(337) 44%(885) 30%(594) 9%(174) 1990 Income: Under 50k 16%(170) 42%(444) 31%(328) 11%(119) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 18%(114) 46%(290) 30%(191) 6%(40) 635 Income: 100k+ 18%(53) 52%(152) 25%(74) 5%(14) 293 Ethnicity: White 19%(299) 45%(732) 29%(463) 7%(115) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 13%(25) 42%(82) 33%(64) 12%(22) 193 Ethnicity: Black 8%(21) 39%(99) 36%(90) 17%(43) 252 Ethnicity: Other 14%(18) 42%(54) 31%(40) 13%(16) 128 All Christian 19%(185) 48%(464) 28%(267) 5%(43) 959 All Non-Christian 20%(19) 39%(37) 33%(32) 9% (8) 96 Atheist 11%(10) 45%(40) 38%(34) 5% (5) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 13%(66) 41%(203) 31%(151) 15%(72) 494 Something Else 16%(57) 40%(140) 31%(110) 13%(45) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 18%(20) 39%(44) 36%(40) 7% (8) 112 Evangelical 21%(116) 44%(246) 26%(147) 9%(53) 561 Non-Evangelical 17%(123) 48%(346) 30%(217) 5%(36) 722 Community: Urban 14%(80) 45%(252) 29%(163) 11%(60) 555 Community: Suburban 16%(143) 47%(431) 30%(280) 7%(64) 919 Community: Rural 22%(113) 39%(202) 29%(151) 10%(50) 516 Employ: Private Sector 16%(97) 45%(273) 33%(198) 6%(36) 604 Employ: Government 25%(32) 38%(51) 27%(35) 10%(13) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 18%(28) 37%(55) 30%(45) 14%(21) 149 Employ: Homemaker 21%(26) 40%(49) 31%(39) 8%(9) 123 Employ: Student 8%(6) 40%(31) 28%(22) 25%(20) 79 Employ: Retired 16%(84) 54%(278) 24%(126) 6%(29) 517 Employ: Unemployed 20%(55) 39%(109) 31%(87) 10%(28) 280 Employ: Other 9%(9) 37%(39) 39%(41) 16%(17) 106 Continued on next page

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Table POL4_5: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Your state’s governor Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 17%(337) 44%(885) 30%(594) 9%(174) 1990 Military HH: Yes 19%(68) 43%(148) 32%(109) 6%(22) 347 Military HH: No 16%(270) 45%(737) 30%(485) 9%(152) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 25%(137) 41%(224) 24%(130) 10%(56) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 14%(200) 46%(661) 32%(464) 8%(118) 1443 Trump Job Approve 30%(240) 41%(329) 21%(170) 7%(56) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 8%(96) 48%(549) 36%(415) 8%(90) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 32%(166) 42%(216) 19%(99) 7%(35) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 26%(73) 41%(114) 25%(71) 8%(21) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 19%(36) 37%(68) 33%(61) 11%(21) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 6%(60) 50%(481) 37%(354) 7%(68) 962 Favorable of Trump 31%(242) 41%(325) 21%(164) 7%(55) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 8%(93) 48%(553) 36%(418) 8%(95) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 33%(169) 42%(212) 18%(94) 6%(32) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 26%(73) 40%(112) 25%(70) 8%(23) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 16%(25) 42%(66) 27%(43) 15%(24) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 7%(69) 49%(487) 37%(375) 7%(71) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 23%(167) 39%(290) 30%(220) 8%(58) 736 #1 Issue: Security 21%(42) 50%(99) 20%(39) 8%(16) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 10%(38) 48%(175) 34%(123) 8%(31) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 13%(37) 48%(138) 31%(89) 8%(24) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 15%(17) 42%(47) 30%(34) 12%(14) 112 #1 Issue: Education 12%(9) 40%(31) 31%(24) 16%(12) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 11% (8) 46%(33) 30%(21) 13%(9) 72 #1 Issue: Other 13%(18) 51%(73) 30%(43) 6%(9) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 8%(61) 50%(378) 36%(267) 6%(43) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 28%(159) 43%(243) 23%(129) 5%(30) 561 Continued on next page

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Table POL4_5: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Your state’s governor Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 17%(337) 44%(885) 30%(594) 9%(174) 1990 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 7%(49) 52%(368) 36%(254) 5%(37) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 29%(192) 42%(279) 22%(150) 7%(45) 666 2016 Vote: Other 20%(25) 37%(47) 35%(44) 8%(10) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 14%(71) 39%(190) 30%(147) 17%(82) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 17%(210) 48%(594) 30%(368) 5%(63) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 17%(127) 39%(291) 30%(226) 15%(110) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 10%(84) 52%(456) 33%(288) 6%(51) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 28%(138) 44%(214) 22%(107) 5%(25) 484 2012 Vote: Other 35%(18) 35%(18) 23%(12) 7%(4) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 17%(96) 34%(195) 33%(186) 16%(94) 571 4-Region: Northeast 18%(63) 53%(188) 22%(79) 7%(25) 355 4-Region: Midwest 19%(87) 47%(217) 25%(113) 9%(40) 457 4-Region: South 12%(92) 40%(299) 38%(279) 10%(73) 743 4-Region: West 22%(95) 42%(180) 28%(124) 8%(35) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 7%(70) 50%(465) 36%(332) 7%(68) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 29%(222) 42%(320) 22%(170) 7%(54) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL5: Generally speaking, would you say you are more concerned about... The economic impact of The public health impact coronavirus including the of coronavirus including eﬀect on the stock market the spread of the disease and increased which would cause more Don’t know / No Demographic unemployment deaths opinion Total N Registered Voters 34%(682) 59%(1170) 7%(138) 1990 Gender: Male 37%(347) 56%(519) 7%(65) 931 Gender: Female 32%(335) 61%(651) 7%(73) 1059 Age: 18-34 35%(177) 54%(272) 10%(51) 500 Age: 35-44 44%(133) 47%(143) 9%(26) 302 Age: 45-64 34%(249) 60%(432) 6%(43) 725 Age: 65+ 27%(123) 70%(323) 4%(17) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 25%(40) 65%(104) 11%(17) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 42%(220) 48%(254) 9%(50) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 38%(186) 54%(269) 8%(40) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 29%(213) 67%(491) 4%(26) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 18%(147) 76%(609) 5%(40) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 33%(182) 56%(304) 11%(58) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 54%(353) 40%(256) 6%(39) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 23%(79) 71%(238) 6%(20) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 15%(68) 81%(371) 4%(20) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 33%(85) 57%(148) 10%(26) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 34%(98) 55%(156) 11%(32) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 55%(183) 40%(132) 6%(19) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 54%(170) 39%(124) 7%(20) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 18%(111) 78%(492) 5%(31) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 28%(151) 65%(351) 7%(37) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 55%(385) 39%(272) 6%(40) 697 Educ: < College 34%(427) 57%(713) 9%(111) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 38%(177) 58%(274) 4%(19) 471 Educ: Post-grad 29%(77) 68%(182) 3%(8) 268 Income: Under 50k 31%(332) 59%(630) 9%(99) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 38%(240) 58%(366) 4%(28) 635 Income: 100k+ 37%(110) 59%(173) 4%(10) 293 Continued on next page

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Table POL5: Generally speaking, would you say you are more concerned about... The economic impact of The public health impact coronavirus including the of coronavirus including eﬀect on the stock market the spread of the disease and increased which would cause more Don’t know / No Demographic unemployment deaths opinion Total N Registered Voters 34%(682) 59%(1170) 7%(138) 1990 Ethnicity: White 36%(587) 57%(923) 6%(99) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 35%(67) 55%(105) 11%(20) 193 Ethnicity: Black 24%(59) 66%(167) 10%(26) 252 Ethnicity: Other 28%(36) 62%(80) 10%(12) 128 All Christian 37%(352) 58%(559) 5%(49) 959 All Non-Christian 27%(26) 69%(67) 4%(4) 96 Atheist 26%(23) 72%(63) 3%(2) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 31%(152) 59%(291) 10%(51) 494 Something Else 37%(131) 54%(190) 9%(32) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 29%(32) 66%(74) 5%(6) 112 Evangelical 40%(226) 51%(287) 9%(49) 561 Non-Evangelical 34%(243) 62%(449) 4%(30) 722 Community: Urban 31%(169) 63%(347) 7%(38) 555 Community: Suburban 34%(315) 59%(542) 7%(61) 919 Community: Rural 38%(198) 54%(280) 7%(38) 516 Employ: Private Sector 39%(238) 55%(335) 5%(31) 604 Employ: Government 33%(43) 61%(80) 6%(8) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 41%(61) 50%(75) 9%(14) 149 Employ: Homemaker 48%(59) 39%(49) 13%(16) 123 Employ: Student 17%(13) 64%(51) 19%(15) 79 Employ: Retired 28%(144) 67%(348) 5%(25) 517 Employ: Unemployed 33%(91) 60%(167) 8%(21) 280 Employ: Other 31%(33) 61%(65) 8%(8) 106 Military HH: Yes 33%(114) 61%(210) 6%(22) 347 Military HH: No 35%(568) 58%(960) 7%(116) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 45%(246) 46%(254) 9%(47) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 30%(436) 63%(916) 6%(91) 1443 Continued on next page

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Table POL5: Generally speaking, would you say you are more concerned about... The economic impact of The public health impact coronavirus including the of coronavirus including eﬀect on the stock market the spread of the disease and increased which would cause more Don’t know / No Demographic unemployment deaths opinion Total N Registered Voters 34%(682) 59%(1170) 7%(138) 1990 Trump Job Approve 56%(443) 37%(295) 7%(56) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 20%(231) 74%(854) 6%(64) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 58%(298) 34%(178) 8%(40) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 52%(145) 42%(118) 6%(16) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 38%(71) 54%(101) 8%(15) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 17%(161) 78%(753) 5%(49) 962 Favorable of Trump 56%(443) 37%(288) 7%(54) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 20%(232) 74%(864) 5%(64) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 58%(295) 34%(173) 8%(39) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 53%(148) 41%(115) 5%(15) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 37%(58) 55%(86) 9%(13) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 17%(175) 78%(777) 5%(50) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 51%(373) 44%(325) 5%(38) 736 #1 Issue: Security 52%(103) 42%(83) 5%(11) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 17%(62) 77%(281) 7%(24) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 20%(58) 74%(213) 6%(18) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 22%(24) 62%(70) 16%(18) 112 #1 Issue: Education 25%(19) 60%(46) 15%(12) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 18%(13) 69%(49) 13%(9) 72 #1 Issue: Other 22%(31) 72%(103) 6%(8) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 18%(131) 78%(588) 4%(31) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 55%(309) 39%(219) 6%(33) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 17%(118) 79%(561) 4%(29) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 55%(364) 40%(267) 5%(35) 666 2016 Vote: Other 34%(43) 58%(73) 8%(10) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 32%(157) 55%(269) 13%(64) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 34%(423) 61%(758) 4%(54) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 34%(259) 55%(412) 11%(84) 755 Continued on next page

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185 Morning Consult Table POL6

Table POL6: Currently, do you believe it’s more important for the government to address the: The spread of Don’t know / No Demographic coronavirus The economy opinion Total N Registered Voters 62%(1239) 32%(637) 6%(115) 1990 Gender: Male 60%(557) 35%(321) 6%(53) 931 Gender: Female 64%(682) 30%(315) 6%(62) 1059 Age: 18-34 61%(305) 32%(159) 7%(37) 500 Age: 35-44 54%(163) 38%(116) 8%(24) 302 Age: 45-64 62%(450) 33%(239) 5%(36) 725 Age: 65+ 69%(322) 26%(123) 4%(19) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 65%(105) 25%(40) 10%(17) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 57%(298) 36%(190) 7%(36) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 58%(289) 35%(172) 7%(34) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 68%(498) 29%(208) 3%(24) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 82%(657) 14%(112) 4%(28) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 58%(318) 32%(175) 10%(52) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 41%(264) 54%(350) 5%(34) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 77%(261) 19%(65) 4%(13) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 86%(396) 10%(47) 3%(16) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 62%(160) 29%(76) 9%(23) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 55%(158) 35%(99) 10%(29) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 41%(136) 54%(181) 5%(17) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 41%(127) 54%(169) 5%(17) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 84%(532) 14%(86) 3%(17) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 67%(361) 27%(145) 6%(32) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 41%(283) 54%(376) 6%(39) 697 Educ: < College 60%(747) 33%(412) 7%(93) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 64%(303) 33%(154) 3%(14) 471 Educ: Post-grad 71%(189) 26%(71) 3%(8) 268 Income: Under 50k 63%(670) 30%(319) 7%(72) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 59%(376) 36%(226) 5%(33) 635 Income: 100k+ 66%(193) 31%(91) 3%(10) 293 Ethnicity: White 60%(966) 34%(552) 6%(91) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 58%(112) 35%(68) 7%(13) 193 Ethnicity: Black 73%(184) 21%(54) 6%(15) 252 Continued on next page

186 National Tracking Poll #201234, December, 2020 Table POL6

Table POL6: Currently, do you believe it’s more important for the government to address the: The spread of Don’t know / No Demographic coronavirus The economy opinion Total N Registered Voters 62%(1239) 32%(637) 6%(115) 1990 Ethnicity: Other 69%(89) 24%(31) 7%(9) 128 All Christian 61%(587) 35%(332) 4%(40) 959 All Non-Christian 64%(62) 30%(28) 6%(6) 96 Atheist 77%(68) 17%(15) 6%(5) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 64%(313) 27%(136) 9%(44) 494 Something Else 59%(208) 35%(125) 5%(19) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 63%(70) 32%(36) 5%(6) 112 Evangelical 54%(304) 40%(223) 6%(35) 561 Non-Evangelical 66%(474) 31%(224) 3%(24) 722 Community: Urban 66%(367) 29%(159) 5%(29) 555 Community: Suburban 64%(584) 31%(288) 5%(47) 919 Community: Rural 56%(288) 37%(189) 8%(39) 516 Employ: Private Sector 59%(358) 37%(221) 4%(25) 604 Employ: Government 65%(85) 33%(44) 2%(2) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 59%(88) 33%(49) 8%(12) 149 Employ: Homemaker 46%(57) 45%(56) 9%(11) 123 Employ: Student 67%(53) 23%(18) 10%(8) 79 Employ: Retired 67%(345) 28%(145) 5%(28) 517 Employ: Unemployed 64%(180) 28%(78) 8%(21) 280 Employ: Other 68%(73) 24%(25) 8%(8) 106 Military HH: Yes 62%(216) 33%(114) 5%(17) 347 Military HH: No 62%(1023) 32%(523) 6%(98) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 48%(265) 44%(241) 8%(41) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 67%(974) 27%(396) 5%(73) 1443 Trump Job Approve 37%(291) 57%(455) 6%(48) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 81%(930) 15%(172) 4%(48) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 31%(159) 63%(324) 7%(34) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 48%(133) 47%(131) 5%(15) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 62%(116) 30%(57) 7%(14) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 85%(814) 12%(115) 4%(34) 962 Continued on next page

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Table POL6: Currently, do you believe it’s more important for the government to address the: The spread of Don’t know / No Demographic coronavirus The economy opinion Total N Registered Voters 62%(1239) 32%(637) 6%(115) 1990 Favorable of Trump 36%(280) 58%(457) 6%(49) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 81%(940) 15%(169) 4%(51) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 30%(154) 63%(319) 7%(34) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 45%(125) 50%(138) 5%(15) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 60%(95) 29%(46) 10%(16) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 84%(845) 12%(123) 3%(35) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 49%(361) 46%(340) 5%(35) 736 #1 Issue: Security 43%(84) 50%(99) 7%(13) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 83%(306) 13%(49) 3%(11) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 71%(205) 23%(67) 6%(16) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 65%(73) 23%(26) 12%(14) 112 #1 Issue: Education 64%(49) 24%(18) 12%(9) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 78%(56) 12%(9) 10%(7) 72 #1 Issue: Other 74%(106) 20%(28) 7%(9) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 83%(623) 14%(102) 3%(25) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 40%(224) 55%(308) 5%(30) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 85%(603) 12%(86) 3%(19) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 41%(271) 54%(357) 6%(38) 666 2016 Vote: Other 60%(76) 33%(42) 7%(9) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 59%(289) 31%(152) 10%(49) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 64%(796) 31%(389) 4%(50) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 59%(443) 33%(248) 9%(64) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 77%(677) 19%(171) 3%(31) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 44%(214) 50%(244) 5%(26) 484 2012 Vote: Other 34%(18) 55%(29) 10%(5) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 57%(328) 33%(191) 9%(52) 571 4-Region: Northeast 68%(241) 27%(95) 6%(20) 355 4-Region: Midwest 60%(275) 34%(153) 6%(29) 457 4-Region: South 60%(448) 34%(250) 6%(45) 743 4-Region: West 63%(275) 32%(139) 5%(21) 435 Continued on next page

188 National Tracking Poll #201234, December, 2020 Table POL6

Table POL6: Currently, do you believe it’s more important for the government to address the: The spread of Don’t know / No Demographic coronavirus The economy opinion Total N Registered Voters 62%(1239) 32%(637) 6%(115) 1990 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 82%(769) 14%(133) 3%(32) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 40%(307) 54%(415) 6%(43) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

189 Morning Consult Table POL7

Table POL7: Even if neither is exactly correct, which of the following comes closest to your opinion? Americans should continue to social Americans should stop distance for as long as is social distancing to needed to curb the spread stimulate the economy of coronavirus even if it even if it means means continued damage increasing the spread of Don’t know / No Demographic to the economy coronavirus opinion Total N Registered Voters 73%(1449) 17%(340) 10%(201) 1990 Gender: Male 70%(653) 20%(188) 10%(90) 931 Gender: Female 75%(796) 14%(152) 10%(110) 1059 Age: 18-34 70%(348) 17%(87) 13%(65) 500 Age: 35-44 67%(201) 21%(63) 13%(38) 302 Age: 45-64 74%(536) 16%(117) 10%(72) 725 Age: 65+ 79%(365) 16%(73) 6%(25) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 75%(121) 10%(15) 15%(25) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 67%(351) 20%(106) 13%(67) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 69%(344) 18%(91) 12%(60) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 78%(571) 16%(115) 6%(44) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 89%(706) 5%(40) 6%(50) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 72%(394) 16%(90) 11%(61) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 54%(349) 32%(210) 14%(89) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 85%(289) 8%(27) 7%(22) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 91%(417) 3%(13) 6%(28) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 71%(185) 17%(44) 12%(30) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 73%(209) 16%(45) 11%(31) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 54%(180) 35%(117) 11%(38) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 54%(169) 30%(93) 16%(51) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 89%(567) 6%(39) 4%(28) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 82%(439) 9%(51) 9%(49) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 53%(370) 34%(235) 13%(92) 697 Educ: < College 71%(889) 17%(210) 12%(153) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 74%(350) 18%(87) 7%(34) 471 Educ: Post-grad 79%(211) 16%(43) 5%(14) 268 Continued on next page

190 National Tracking Poll #201234, December, 2020 Table POL7

Table POL7: Even if neither is exactly correct, which of the following comes closest to your opinion? Americans should continue to social Americans should stop distance for as long as is social distancing to needed to curb the spread stimulate the economy of coronavirus even if it even if it means means continued damage increasing the spread of Don’t know / No Demographic to the economy coronavirus opinion Total N Registered Voters 73%(1449) 17%(340) 10%(201) 1990 Income: Under 50k 75%(796) 14%(150) 11%(116) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 70%(444) 20%(128) 10%(63) 635 Income: 100k+ 71%(209) 21%(63) 7%(21) 293 Ethnicity: White 71%(1146) 19%(307) 10%(156) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 72%(139) 10%(20) 18%(34) 193 Ethnicity: Black 80%(202) 9%(22) 11%(28) 252 Ethnicity: Other 79%(101) 9%(11) 13%(16) 128 All Christian 73%(696) 20%(192) 7%(72) 959 All Non-Christian 77%(74) 17%(16) 6%(6) 96 Atheist 80%(71) 10%(9) 9%(8) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 73%(362) 13%(67) 13%(65) 494 Something Else 70%(247) 16%(57) 14%(49) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 77%(86) 18%(20) 5%(6) 112 Evangelical 65%(365) 24%(133) 11%(64) 561 Non-Evangelical 77%(556) 15%(110) 8%(56) 722 Community: Urban 76%(421) 15%(82) 9%(52) 555 Community: Suburban 74%(680) 16%(150) 10%(89) 919 Community: Rural 67%(348) 21%(108) 12%(60) 516 Employ: Private Sector 71%(430) 20%(119) 9%(55) 604 Employ: Government 72%(95) 18%(24) 10%(13) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 69%(102) 20%(30) 12%(17) 149 Employ: Homemaker 56%(69) 26%(32) 17%(21) 123 Employ: Student 75%(59) 7%(6) 18%(14) 79 Employ: Retired 78%(403) 16%(81) 6%(33) 517 Employ: Unemployed 76%(211) 15%(41) 10%(27) 280 Employ: Other 75%(80) 7%(7) 18%(19) 106 Continued on next page

191 Morning Consult Table POL7

Table POL7: Even if neither is exactly correct, which of the following comes closest to your opinion? Americans should continue to social Americans should stop distance for as long as is social distancing to needed to curb the spread stimulate the economy of coronavirus even if it even if it means means continued damage increasing the spread of Don’t know / No Demographic to the economy coronavirus opinion Total N Registered Voters 73%(1449) 17%(340) 10%(201) 1990 Military HH: Yes 72%(251) 20%(69) 8%(27) 347 Military HH: No 73%(1199) 16%(271) 11%(173) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 61%(332) 26%(142) 13%(72) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 77%(1117) 14%(198) 9%(128) 1443 Trump Job Approve 53%(420) 34%(273) 13%(102) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 88%(1008) 5%(63) 7%(78) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 46%(239) 40%(205) 14%(72) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 65%(181) 24%(68) 11%(30) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 77%(145) 11%(21) 12%(22) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 90%(863) 4%(42) 6%(56) 962 Favorable of Trump 51%(404) 35%(274) 14%(108) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 88%(1022) 5%(58) 7%(80) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 45%(230) 40%(204) 14%(72) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 62%(174) 25%(70) 13%(35) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 78%(123) 9%(14) 13%(21) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 90%(900) 4%(44) 6%(59) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 66%(488) 22%(162) 12%(86) 736 #1 Issue: Security 51%(100) 37%(72) 13%(25) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 88%(324) 5%(18) 7%(24) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 84%(241) 9%(27) 7%(20) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 60%(67) 21%(23) 19%(21) 112 #1 Issue: Education 77%(59) 13%(10) 10%(8) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 83%(59) 9%(6) 8%(6) 72 #1 Issue: Other 78%(112) 15%(21) 7%(11) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 89%(667) 6%(42) 5%(40) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 55%(311) 34%(191) 11%(59) 561 Continued on next page

192 National Tracking Poll #201234, December, 2020 Table POL7

Table POL7: Even if neither is exactly correct, which of the following comes closest to your opinion? Americans should continue to social Americans should stop distance for as long as is social distancing to needed to curb the spread stimulate the economy of coronavirus even if it even if it means means continued damage increasing the spread of Don’t know / No Demographic to the economy coronavirus opinion Total N Registered Voters 73%(1449) 17%(340) 10%(201) 1990 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 89%(632) 5%(39) 5%(37) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 56%(374) 32%(213) 12%(79) 666 2016 Vote: Other 78%(98) 15%(19) 8%(10) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 70%(344) 14%(70) 15%(75) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 75%(927) 18%(219) 7%(89) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 69%(522) 16%(121) 15%(111) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 87%(766) 7%(66) 5%(48) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 56%(272) 33%(158) 11%(54) 484 2012 Vote: Other 51%(27) 38%(20) 11%(6) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 67%(383) 17%(96) 16%(93) 571 4-Region: Northeast 80%(285) 12%(43) 8%(27) 355 4-Region: Midwest 69%(316) 19%(85) 12%(56) 457 4-Region: South 72%(536) 17%(129) 10%(78) 743 4-Region: West 72%(313) 19%(83) 9%(39) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 89%(831) 5%(43) 7%(62) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 55%(418) 32%(245) 13%(102) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

193 Morning Consult Table POL8

Table POL8: As you may know, in response to the coronavirus Americans have been encouraged to ’social distance’ with many states canceling upcoming major events and closing schools, restaurants, and other public spaces. Based on what you know, when do you believe Americans will be able to stop social distancing and return to public spaces? In the next More than In the next In the next In the next three In the next six months Don’t know / Demographic two weeks month two months months six months from now No opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(82) 5%(91) 5%(104) 8%(157) 21%(418) 43%(853) 14%(285) 1990 Gender: Male 5%(42) 6%(52) 8%(71) 10%(93) 22%(202) 39%(363) 12%(108) 931 Gender: Female 4%(40) 4%(39) 3%(33) 6%(64) 20%(216) 46%(489) 17%(177) 1059 Age: 18-34 5%(26) 7%(35) 6%(29) 10%(48) 21%(107) 36%(180) 15%(75) 500 Age: 35-44 4%(14) 5%(16) 6%(19) 7%(21) 18%(56) 42%(127) 17%(51) 302 Age: 45-64 4%(28) 4%(30) 5%(35) 7%(47) 21%(155) 44%(316) 16%(115) 725 Age: 65+ 3%(15) 2%(10) 5%(22) 9%(41) 22%(101) 50%(229) 10%(44) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 2%(3) 8%(13) 7%(11) 12%(19) 21%(34) 33%(54) 16%(26) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 6%(32) 6%(30) 5%(27) 8%(40) 20%(107) 39%(204) 16%(83) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 4%(21) 4%(22) 5%(26) 7%(34) 21%(103) 40%(198) 18%(90) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 3%(24) 3%(21) 5%(37) 8%(58) 21%(154) 49%(361) 10%(75) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 1%(12) 3%(26) 4%(31) 6%(51) 24%(190) 51%(407) 10%(80) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 4%(19) 3%(16) 4%(21) 8%(42) 18%(99) 45%(247) 19%(102) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 8%(51) 8%(49) 8%(52) 10%(65) 20%(130) 31%(199) 16%(103) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 3%(10) 4%(12) 6%(22) 8%(26) 28%(94) 44%(148) 8%(26) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women — (2) 3%(14) 2%(9) 5%(25) 21%(96) 56%(259) 12%(54) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 4%(11) 4%(10) 4%(11) 9%(25) 15%(40) 47%(122) 15%(40) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 3%(8) 2%(5) 3%(9) 6%(17) 21%(59) 44%(126) 22%(62) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 6%(21) 9%(29) 11%(38) 13%(42) 20%(68) 28%(94) 13%(43) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 10%(31) 6%(20) 5%(14) 7%(22) 20%(61) 33%(105) 19%(61) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 2%(16) 2%(15) 4%(28) 6%(38) 25%(161) 53%(339) 6%(38) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 2%(11) 4%(22) 5%(27) 7%(39) 20%(107) 47%(254) 15%(79) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 8%(53) 7%(49) 7%(48) 11%(74) 19%(130) 32%(227) 17%(117) 697 Educ: < College 4%(51) 5%(64) 6%(73) 8%(99) 18%(226) 41%(515) 18%(223) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 5%(24) 3%(13) 4%(18) 7%(35) 27%(128) 45%(212) 9%(41) 471 Educ: Post-grad 3%(8) 5%(14) 5%(12) 9%(24) 24%(64) 47%(126) 8%(21) 268 Income: Under 50k 3%(37) 5%(49) 5%(54) 7%(76) 18%(194) 42%(447) 19%(204) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 6%(35) 4%(25) 6%(37) 9%(56) 23%(145) 43%(275) 10%(62) 635 Income: 100k+ 3%(10) 6%(17) 4%(13) 9%(25) 27%(79) 44%(130) 6%(19) 293 Continued on next page

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Table POL8: As you may know, in response to the coronavirus Americans have been encouraged to ’social distance’ with many states canceling upcoming major events and closing schools, restaurants, and other public spaces. Based on what you know, when do you believe Americans will be able to stop social distancing and return to public spaces? In the next More than In the next In the next In the next three In the next six months Don’t know / Demographic two weeks month two months months six months from now No opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(82) 5%(91) 5%(104) 8%(157) 21%(418) 43%(853) 14%(285) 1990 Ethnicity: White 4%(68) 4%(70) 5%(79) 8%(130) 22%(354) 43%(695) 13%(213) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 6%(12) 6%(11) 7%(13) 11%(21) 21%(40) 35%(67) 15%(29) 193 Ethnicity: Black 3%(8) 6%(14) 8%(19) 5%(13) 16%(40) 41%(104) 21%(54) 252 Ethnicity: Other 5%(6) 5%(6) 5%(6) 11%(15) 19%(24) 42%(54) 14%(18) 128 All Christian 4%(42) 4%(38) 7%(72) 9%(86) 23%(216) 42%(406) 10%(98) 959 All Non-Christian 5%(5) 9%(9) 4%(4) 9%(8) 20%(19) 40%(39) 12%(12) 96 Atheist 1%(1) 5%(4) 2%(2) 4%(4) 20%(17) 54%(48) 14%(13) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 4%(18) 3%(16) 3%(16) 9%(43) 21%(103) 44%(219) 16%(79) 494 Something Else 4%(16) 7%(23) 3%(10) 5%(16) 17%(62) 40%(142) 24%(83) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 4%(5) 8%(9) 5%(5) 8%(9) 21%(23) 41%(46) 13%(15) 112 Evangelical 6%(32) 7%(40) 7%(41) 9%(52) 18%(99) 34%(191) 19%(105) 561 Non-Evangelical 4%(26) 3%(21) 5%(38) 7%(47) 24%(175) 48%(344) 10%(72) 722 Community: Urban 3%(17) 6%(31) 5%(30) 9%(51) 23%(126) 40%(220) 14%(79) 555 Community: Suburban 4%(40) 4%(32) 4%(38) 8%(75) 23%(207) 45%(414) 12%(112) 919 Community: Rural 5%(25) 5%(28) 7%(36) 6%(31) 16%(85) 42%(219) 18%(93) 516 Employ: Private Sector 4%(27) 5%(29) 6%(33) 11%(65) 22%(134) 41%(247) 11%(68) 604 Employ: Government 6%(8) 9%(12) 5%(7) 8%(11) 29%(38) 36%(47) 7%(10) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 6%(9) 7%(10) 6%(9) 7%(11) 19%(28) 40%(60) 15%(23) 149 Employ: Homemaker 7%(9) 3%(4) 3%(4) 3%(4) 17%(21) 37%(45) 29%(35) 123 Employ: Student 1%(1) 8%(7) 4%(3) 13%(10) 26%(21) 33%(26) 15%(12) 79 Employ: Retired 3%(18) 2%(13) 6%(32) 8%(40) 21%(111) 47%(245) 11%(59) 517 Employ: Unemployed 3%(9) 5%(14) 5%(13) 5%(13) 18%(51) 47%(131) 17%(48) 280 Employ: Other 1%(1) 3%(3) 2%(2) 3%(4) 14%(15) 48%(51) 29%(31) 106 Military HH: Yes 4%(14) 4%(15) 8%(29) 6%(21) 21%(72) 43%(149) 13%(46) 347 Military HH: No 4%(68) 5%(76) 5%(74) 8%(137) 21%(346) 43%(703) 15%(238) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 7%(38) 9%(47) 10%(53) 11%(61) 21%(114) 29%(159) 14%(77) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 3%(44) 3%(44) 4%(51) 7%(97) 21%(305) 48%(694) 14%(208) 1443 Continued on next page

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Table POL8: As you may know, in response to the coronavirus Americans have been encouraged to ’social distance’ with many states canceling upcoming major events and closing schools, restaurants, and other public spaces. Based on what you know, when do you believe Americans will be able to stop social distancing and return to public spaces? In the next More than In the next In the next In the next three In the next six months Don’t know / Demographic two weeks month two months months six months from now No opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(82) 5%(91) 5%(104) 8%(157) 21%(418) 43%(853) 14%(285) 1990 Trump Job Approve 8%(67) 7%(57) 7%(59) 12%(97) 18%(144) 30%(237) 17%(132) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 1%(15) 3%(31) 4%(43) 5%(60) 24%(271) 53%(607) 11%(123) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 12%(60) 8%(39) 9%(46) 11%(54) 16%(80) 27%(139) 19%(98) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 3%(8) 6%(18) 5%(13) 15%(42) 23%(64) 35%(99) 12%(34) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 1%(2) 7%(13) 5%(10) 9%(17) 21%(38) 43%(80) 14%(26) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 1%(12) 2%(18) 3%(33) 4%(43) 24%(232) 55%(528) 10%(97) 962 Favorable of Trump 9%(67) 7%(57) 8%(61) 12%(92) 19%(146) 29%(227) 17%(136) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 1%(12) 3%(32) 3%(38) 5%(61) 23%(269) 53%(618) 11%(130) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 11%(56) 9%(44) 8%(41) 12%(59) 16%(81) 26%(133) 18%(93) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 4%(11) 5%(13) 7%(20) 12%(32) 23%(65) 34%(94) 15%(43) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(3) 7%(11) 5%(8) 8%(12) 22%(34) 45%(72) 11%(18) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 1%(9) 2%(22) 3%(30) 5%(49) 23%(235) 54%(546) 11%(112) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 5%(34) 4%(32) 6%(42) 7%(55) 25%(183) 39%(284) 14%(106) 736 #1 Issue: Security 7%(14) 10%(20) 7%(14) 11%(22) 18%(35) 32%(62) 15%(29) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 2%(6) 4%(14) 5%(18) 7%(25) 21%(77) 50%(182) 12%(44) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 4%(10) 3%(9) 4%(12) 7%(20) 20%(57) 48%(139) 14%(42) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 3%(3) 7%(8) 2%(2) 13%(15) 18%(20) 39%(43) 19%(22) 112 #1 Issue: Education 6%(4) 5%(4) 10%(8) 10%(8) 23%(17) 36%(28) 11%(8) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 4%(3) 4%(3) 1%(1) 8%(6) 20%(15) 53%(38) 10%(7) 72 #1 Issue: Other 6%(8) 2%(3) 5%(7) 5%(7) 11%(15) 54%(77) 18%(26) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 1%(11) 3%(19) 3%(25) 6%(48) 23%(172) 53%(399) 10%(75) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 8%(46) 8%(47) 8%(43) 10%(57) 20%(110) 32%(178) 14%(81) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 2%(14) 3%(22) 4%(27) 6%(43) 22%(156) 53%(378) 10%(68) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 7%(48) 7%(48) 7%(49) 11%(71) 21%(138) 32%(214) 15%(98) 666 2016 Vote: Other 3%(4) 1%(1) 5%(6) 9%(12) 24%(30) 45%(57) 13%(17) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 3%(17) 4%(19) 4%(22) 7%(32) 19%(95) 41%(203) 21%(102) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 4%(49) 5%(57) 5%(64) 8%(100) 22%(268) 44%(546) 12%(151) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 4%(33) 4%(33) 5%(40) 8%(57) 20%(151) 41%(306) 18%(134) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_1: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President-elect Joe Biden announcing that he will nominate Antony Blinken to serve as Secretary of State Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 13%(251) 26%(524) 29%(572) 32%(643) 1990 Gender: Male 16%(151) 29%(266) 28%(259) 27%(256) 931 Gender: Female 10%(101) 24%(258) 30%(313) 37%(387) 1059 Age: 18-34 11%(57) 22%(108) 29%(146) 38%(189) 500 Age: 35-44 10%(31) 26%(80) 27%(82) 36%(109) 302 Age: 45-64 13%(91) 25%(184) 30%(219) 32%(231) 725 Age: 65+ 16%(72) 33%(152) 27%(125) 25%(114) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 12%(19) 16%(26) 31%(50) 41%(66) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 11%(58) 25%(130) 27%(140) 37%(195) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 11%(54) 23%(112) 32%(156) 35%(172) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 14%(99) 33%(239) 28%(202) 26%(190) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 19%(154) 32%(253) 27%(216) 22%(173) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 9%(51) 23%(128) 28%(150) 40%(216) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 7%(46) 22%(143) 32%(206) 39%(253) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 23%(77) 34%(114) 24%(82) 19%(65) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 17%(77) 30%(139) 29%(134) 24%(109) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 16%(40) 28%(72) 27%(69) 30%(78) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 4%(11) 20%(56) 28%(81) 48%(138) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 10%(33) 24%(80) 32%(108) 34%(114) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 4%(13) 20%(63) 31%(98) 45%(140) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 19%(123) 29%(187) 28%(180) 23%(144) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 14%(73) 30%(160) 26%(139) 31%(166) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 7%(50) 24%(164) 32%(222) 37%(261) 697 Educ: < College 10%(128) 23%(291) 31%(387) 36%(446) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 14%(68) 29%(136) 27%(128) 29%(138) 471 Educ: Post-grad 21%(55) 36%(97) 21%(57) 22%(58) 268 Income: Under 50k 11%(118) 24%(251) 30%(316) 36%(377) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 12%(79) 28%(175) 29%(185) 31%(196) 635 Income: 100k+ 19%(55) 33%(97) 24%(71) 24%(70) 293 Ethnicity: White 12%(189) 26%(417) 28%(457) 34%(547) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 19%(37) 18%(36) 32%(62) 30%(58) 193 Ethnicity: Black 16%(39) 29%(74) 31%(78) 24%(61) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_1: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President-elect Joe Biden announcing that he will nominate Antony Blinken to serve as Secretary of State Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 13%(251) 26%(524) 29%(572) 32%(643) 1990 Ethnicity: Other 18%(23) 25%(33) 29%(38) 27%(35) 128 All Christian 13%(127) 29%(278) 28%(266) 30%(288) 959 All Non-Christian 25%(24) 33%(31) 25%(24) 17%(17) 96 Atheist 19%(16) 38%(33) 24%(21) 20%(18) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 10%(47) 21%(103) 32%(157) 38%(187) 494 Something Else 10%(37) 22%(79) 29%(103) 38%(134) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 23%(25) 34%(39) 26%(30) 17%(19) 112 Evangelical 12%(66) 24%(135) 30%(171) 34%(189) 561 Non-Evangelical 13%(92) 29%(208) 27%(194) 32%(228) 722 Community: Urban 16%(88) 29%(159) 27%(152) 28%(156) 555 Community: Suburban 13%(118) 25%(231) 29%(267) 33%(304) 919 Community: Rural 9%(45) 26%(134) 30%(153) 36%(183) 516 Employ: Private Sector 12%(74) 29%(177) 28%(169) 30%(183) 604 Employ: Government 16%(21) 24%(31) 25%(33) 35%(46) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 20%(30) 27%(40) 26%(39) 27%(40) 149 Employ: Homemaker 5%(6) 19%(23) 30%(37) 46%(56) 123 Employ: Student 10% (8) 19%(15) 31%(24) 40%(32) 79 Employ: Retired 14%(72) 32%(165) 28%(142) 27%(139) 517 Employ: Unemployed 13%(36) 18%(50) 34%(94) 36%(100) 280 Employ: Other 4%(4) 21%(22) 30%(32) 45%(48) 106 Military HH: Yes 16%(55) 28%(98) 28%(98) 28%(96) 347 Military HH: No 12%(196) 26%(426) 29%(474) 33%(547) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 12%(67) 25%(135) 30%(162) 33%(183) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 13%(184) 27%(388) 28%(410) 32%(460) 1443 Trump Job Approve 7%(55) 22%(171) 32%(254) 40%(314) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 17%(196) 30%(347) 27%(310) 26%(297) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 7%(36) 22%(111) 31%(162) 40%(207) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 7%(19) 22%(60) 33%(92) 39%(107) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 4% (8) 30%(55) 27%(51) 39%(72) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 20%(188) 30%(292) 27%(258) 23%(224) 962 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_1: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President-elect Joe Biden announcing that he will nominate Antony Blinken to serve as Secretary of State Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 13%(251) 26%(524) 29%(572) 32%(643) 1990 Favorable of Trump 7%(56) 21%(165) 32%(251) 40%(314) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 17%(195) 30%(346) 27%(311) 27%(307) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 7%(36) 20%(102) 32%(163) 41%(206) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 7%(20) 23%(64) 31%(87) 39%(108) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 5% (8) 27%(43) 28%(44) 40%(62) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 19%(186) 30%(304) 27%(267) 24%(245) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 11%(79) 25%(184) 29%(210) 36%(263) 736 #1 Issue: Security 14%(27) 24%(48) 32%(62) 30%(60) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 15%(53) 27%(99) 29%(105) 30%(109) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 11%(32) 28%(80) 29%(84) 32%(93) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 8%(9) 21%(24) 33%(36) 38%(43) 112 #1 Issue: Education 19%(14) 28%(22) 29%(22) 24%(18) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 18%(13) 27%(19) 22%(16) 33%(24) 72 #1 Issue: Other 17%(24) 34%(49) 26%(36) 23%(34) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 21%(157) 35%(260) 25%(186) 20%(147) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 8%(45) 26%(145) 33%(183) 34%(189) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 21%(150) 36%(255) 24%(170) 19%(133) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 9%(57) 24%(158) 31%(208) 36%(242) 666 2016 Vote: Other 5% (7) 19%(24) 33%(41) 43%(54) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(38) 18%(86) 31%(152) 44%(214) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 15%(190) 30%(371) 28%(345) 27%(329) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 8%(61) 20%(153) 30%(227) 42%(314) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 19%(163) 31%(276) 28%(246) 22%(194) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 8%(39) 25%(120) 30%(145) 37%(179) 484 2012 Vote: Other 5% (3) 13% (7) 30%(16) 52%(28) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(46) 21%(119) 29%(164) 42%(242) 571 4-Region: Northeast 13%(47) 27%(97) 28%(99) 31%(112) 355 4-Region: Midwest 11%(49) 25%(113) 26%(119) 39%(177) 457 4-Region: South 13%(99) 26%(196) 30%(220) 31%(229) 743 4-Region: West 13%(57) 27%(118) 31%(135) 29%(125) 435 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_2: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President-elect Joe Biden announcing that he will nominate Janet Yellen to serve as Secretary of the Treasury Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 20%(396) 30%(594) 25%(495) 25%(506) 1990 Gender: Male 25%(232) 32%(302) 23%(215) 20%(183) 931 Gender: Female 15%(164) 28%(293) 26%(280) 30%(322) 1059 Age: 18-34 16%(81) 18%(91) 31%(157) 34%(171) 500 Age: 35-44 14%(41) 30%(90) 25%(74) 32%(97) 302 Age: 45-64 18%(130) 34%(245) 25%(178) 24%(171) 725 Age: 65+ 31%(143) 36%(168) 18%(86) 14%(67) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 16%(26) 15%(23) 29%(47) 40%(64) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 15%(79) 22%(117) 29%(154) 33%(173) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 16%(80) 30%(150) 26%(128) 27%(136) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 25%(181) 38%(278) 20%(148) 17%(123) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 29%(232) 32%(252) 22%(171) 18%(141) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 14%(77) 26%(140) 29%(157) 31%(171) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 13%(86) 31%(202) 26%(166) 30%(193) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 37%(125) 30%(100) 19%(64) 15%(49) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 24%(108) 33%(152) 23%(107) 20%(92) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 20%(53) 31%(81) 28%(72) 21%(53) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 8%(24) 21%(59) 30%(86) 41%(118) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 16%(54) 36%(121) 24%(79) 24%(81) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 10%(32) 26%(82) 28%(87) 36%(113) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 32%(204) 30%(188) 21%(133) 17%(110) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 16%(89) 33%(176) 27%(143) 24%(131) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 14%(94) 32%(222) 27%(188) 28%(194) 697 Educ: < College 17%(219) 25%(310) 29%(357) 29%(365) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 21%(97) 38%(178) 20%(95) 21%(100) 471 Educ: Post-grad 30%(79) 39%(106) 16%(42) 15%(41) 268 Income: Under 50k 17%(184) 25%(270) 28%(296) 29%(311) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 22%(139) 34%(215) 22%(138) 23%(143) 635 Income: 100k+ 25%(73) 37%(109) 21%(60) 18%(52) 293 Ethnicity: White 19%(310) 30%(489) 24%(389) 26%(422) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 24%(46) 25%(49) 25%(49) 25%(49) 193 Ethnicity: Black 22%(56) 28%(70) 30%(76) 20%(50) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_2: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President-elect Joe Biden announcing that he will nominate Janet Yellen to serve as Secretary of the Treasury Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 20%(396) 30%(594) 25%(495) 25%(506) 1990 Ethnicity: Other 23%(30) 27%(35) 23%(30) 26%(33) 128 All Christian 21%(205) 34%(330) 23%(220) 21%(204) 959 All Non-Christian 36%(34) 31%(30) 18%(18) 16%(15) 96 Atheist 35%(31) 31%(28) 17%(15) 16%(14) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 15%(76) 26%(127) 27%(134) 32%(157) 494 Something Else 14%(50) 23%(80) 31%(108) 33%(116) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 32%(36) 31%(35) 20%(23) 17%(19) 112 Evangelical 15%(86) 29%(165) 28%(158) 27%(153) 561 Non-Evangelical 22%(162) 33%(236) 23%(164) 22%(160) 722 Community: Urban 22%(124) 33%(181) 23%(130) 22%(120) 555 Community: Suburban 21%(196) 30%(273) 24%(223) 25%(227) 919 Community: Rural 15%(75) 27%(140) 27%(142) 31%(159) 516 Employ: Private Sector 18%(108) 31%(190) 25%(149) 26%(157) 604 Employ: Government 24%(32) 32%(43) 18%(23) 26%(34) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 31%(46) 25%(38) 27%(40) 17%(26) 149 Employ: Homemaker 11%(13) 25%(31) 28%(35) 36%(44) 123 Employ: Student 12%(10) 15%(12) 30%(24) 42%(33) 79 Employ: Retired 25%(130) 37%(191) 21%(109) 17%(86) 517 Employ: Unemployed 18%(50) 22%(61) 30%(84) 30%(85) 280 Employ: Other 7% (8) 26%(28) 28%(30) 39%(41) 106 Military HH: Yes 23%(81) 32%(110) 24%(85) 20%(71) 347 Military HH: No 19%(314) 29%(484) 25%(410) 26%(434) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 17%(93) 33%(178) 24%(131) 26%(144) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 21%(302) 29%(416) 25%(364) 25%(361) 1443 Trump Job Approve 12%(92) 30%(235) 27%(213) 32%(254) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 26%(303) 30%(350) 24%(271) 20%(226) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 12%(60) 30%(153) 28%(143) 31%(160) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 11%(32) 30%(82) 25%(70) 34%(94) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 9%(17) 29%(54) 34%(63) 29%(53) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 30%(286) 31%(296) 22%(208) 18%(172) 962 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_2: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President-elect Joe Biden announcing that he will nominate Janet Yellen to serve as Secretary of the Treasury Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 20%(396) 30%(594) 25%(495) 25%(506) 1990 Favorable of Trump 11%(90) 30%(238) 26%(205) 32%(252) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 26%(299) 30%(352) 23%(271) 20%(237) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 11%(55) 31%(157) 27%(138) 31%(156) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 13%(35) 29%(81) 24%(67) 34%(96) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 13%(20) 24%(37) 33%(52) 31%(49) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 28%(279) 31%(315) 22%(220) 19%(189) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 17%(124) 30%(219) 26%(193) 27%(200) 736 #1 Issue: Security 16%(32) 31%(62) 23%(46) 29%(57) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 24%(88) 30%(110) 22%(80) 24%(87) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 23%(68) 31%(89) 24%(70) 21%(61) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 11%(12) 28%(32) 24%(27) 37%(41) 112 #1 Issue: Education 26%(20) 31%(24) 22%(17) 21%(16) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 17%(12) 23%(16) 34%(24) 27%(19) 72 #1 Issue: Other 28%(40) 29%(42) 26%(38) 17%(24) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 32%(237) 34%(256) 19%(142) 15%(114) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 15%(87) 34%(189) 27%(152) 24%(133) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 33%(232) 34%(238) 19%(132) 15%(106) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 14%(93) 32%(215) 27%(181) 27%(178) 666 2016 Vote: Other 13%(17) 28%(35) 34%(42) 25%(32) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 11%(54) 22%(106) 28%(139) 39%(190) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 24%(302) 35%(436) 21%(264) 19%(233) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 12%(94) 21%(158) 31%(230) 36%(272) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 28%(243) 35%(304) 21%(184) 17%(148) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 16%(77) 33%(159) 26%(128) 25%(120) 484 2012 Vote: Other 13% (7) 38%(20) 21%(11) 28%(15) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 12%(67) 19%(111) 30%(171) 39%(223) 571 4-Region: Northeast 22%(79) 33%(118) 21%(74) 24%(85) 355 4-Region: Midwest 18%(83) 30%(136) 21%(94) 31%(143) 457 4-Region: South 19%(144) 28%(208) 30%(221) 23%(170) 743 4-Region: West 21%(90) 30%(132) 24%(106) 25%(108) 435 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_3: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President-elect Joe Biden announcing that he will nominate Neera Tanden to serve as the Office of Management and Budget Director Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 12%(233) 25%(504) 26%(525) 37%(728) 1990 Gender: Male 15%(137) 28%(259) 26%(243) 31%(292) 931 Gender: Female 9%(96) 23%(244) 27%(282) 41%(437) 1059 Age: 18-34 13%(65) 22%(110) 24%(121) 41%(203) 500 Age: 35-44 11%(33) 24%(73) 27%(83) 37%(113) 302 Age: 45-64 11%(78) 27%(193) 26%(190) 37%(265) 725 Age: 65+ 12%(57) 28%(128) 28%(131) 32%(147) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 13%(21) 14%(23) 29%(47) 44%(71) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 12%(64) 25%(129) 24%(127) 39%(203) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 11%(53) 25%(124) 25%(123) 40%(196) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 12%(85) 28%(204) 29%(210) 32%(231) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 17%(133) 32%(252) 26%(205) 26%(207) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 8%(44) 22%(118) 26%(143) 44%(240) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 9%(57) 21%(133) 27%(177) 43%(281) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 20%(69) 31%(105) 26%(87) 23%(77) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 14%(64) 32%(147) 26%(118) 28%(130) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 11%(30) 29%(76) 25%(65) 34%(88) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 5%(14) 15%(42) 27%(78) 53%(152) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 12%(39) 23%(78) 27%(90) 38%(126) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 6%(18) 17%(55) 28%(86) 49%(155) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 18%(115) 31%(197) 26%(162) 25%(161) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 10%(55) 27%(146) 28%(151) 35%(187) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 8%(58) 22%(151) 27%(185) 44%(304) 697 Educ: < College 11%(136) 22%(279) 28%(347) 39%(490) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 12%(56) 29%(138) 23%(110) 35%(167) 471 Educ: Post-grad 15%(41) 33%(87) 25%(67) 27%(72) 268 Income: Under 50k 11%(114) 22%(236) 27%(283) 40%(428) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 12%(79) 27%(173) 26%(162) 35%(221) 635 Income: 100k+ 14%(40) 32%(95) 27%(79) 27%(79) 293 Ethnicity: White 10%(166) 25%(405) 26%(425) 38%(614) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 18%(35) 22%(42) 27%(52) 33%(64) 193 Ethnicity: Black 19%(47) 27%(67) 26%(65) 29%(73) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_3: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President-elect Joe Biden announcing that he will nominate Neera Tanden to serve as the Office of Management and Budget Director Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 12%(233) 25%(504) 26%(525) 37%(728) 1990 Ethnicity: Other 16%(21) 24%(31) 27%(35) 32%(42) 128 All Christian 13%(122) 26%(253) 27%(256) 34%(328) 959 All Non-Christian 21%(21) 30%(29) 20%(19) 29%(28) 96 Atheist 13%(11) 38%(34) 17%(15) 32%(28) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 9%(43) 25%(121) 27%(136) 39%(194) 494 Something Else 11%(37) 19%(67) 28%(98) 42%(150) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 20%(22) 30%(33) 21%(24) 29%(33) 112 Evangelical 10%(58) 23%(132) 28%(160) 38%(212) 561 Non-Evangelical 14%(98) 25%(179) 26%(187) 36%(258) 722 Community: Urban 17%(93) 26%(145) 26%(142) 32%(175) 555 Community: Suburban 11%(98) 26%(241) 26%(241) 37%(339) 919 Community: Rural 8%(43) 23%(118) 27%(141) 42%(214) 516 Employ: Private Sector 12%(74) 29%(172) 24%(148) 35%(210) 604 Employ: Government 19%(25) 22%(29) 18%(24) 41%(54) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 16%(24) 23%(34) 30%(45) 30%(45) 149 Employ: Homemaker 5%(6) 22%(28) 27%(33) 46%(56) 123 Employ: Student 8%(6) 23%(18) 26%(21) 42%(34) 79 Employ: Retired 12%(60) 27%(142) 28%(144) 33%(171) 517 Employ: Unemployed 13%(36) 22%(61) 28%(78) 38%(105) 280 Employ: Other 2% (2) 18%(19) 31%(33) 49%(53) 106 Military HH: Yes 12%(42) 26%(91) 27%(92) 35%(122) 347 Military HH: No 12%(192) 25%(413) 26%(432) 37%(607) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 14%(75) 23%(126) 26%(140) 38%(206) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 11%(158) 26%(377) 27%(385) 36%(523) 1443 Trump Job Approve 9%(69) 20%(159) 26%(206) 45%(361) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 14%(164) 29%(337) 27%(312) 29%(336) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 9%(49) 19%(100) 26%(133) 45%(234) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 7%(21) 21%(58) 26%(73) 45%(126) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 2%(4) 31%(58) 29%(54) 38%(72) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 17%(161) 29%(279) 27%(258) 27%(264) 962 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_3: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President-elect Joe Biden announcing that he will nominate Neera Tanden to serve as the Office of Management and Budget Director Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 12%(233) 25%(504) 26%(525) 37%(728) 1990 Favorable of Trump 9%(69) 20%(158) 25%(198) 46%(360) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 14%(160) 29%(339) 27%(314) 30%(347) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 9%(45) 19%(99) 26%(132) 46%(232) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 8%(24) 21%(59) 24%(67) 46%(129) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2% (3) 29%(46) 28%(44) 41%(64) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 16%(157) 29%(293) 27%(270) 28%(283) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 10%(77) 25%(181) 26%(194) 39%(284) 736 #1 Issue: Security 9%(17) 29%(56) 23%(44) 40%(79) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 14%(51) 28%(103) 25%(91) 33%(120) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 10%(28) 24%(68) 27%(79) 40%(114) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 9%(10) 16%(18) 37%(42) 37%(42) 112 #1 Issue: Education 24%(18) 25%(19) 18%(14) 33%(25) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 18%(13) 27%(19) 27%(20) 28%(20) 72 #1 Issue: Other 13%(18) 27%(39) 29%(41) 31%(44) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 18%(132) 34%(257) 24%(179) 24%(183) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 9%(48) 22%(126) 29%(165) 40%(223) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 19%(131) 34%(244) 24%(168) 23%(164) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 8%(56) 22%(145) 27%(181) 43%(284) 666 2016 Vote: Other 4%(6) 21%(26) 34%(43) 40%(51) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(41) 18%(89) 27%(132) 47%(228) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 13%(161) 29%(353) 28%(342) 31%(380) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 10%(73) 20%(151) 24%(183) 46%(348) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 15%(130) 32%(283) 26%(232) 27%(235) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 8%(37) 22%(106) 30%(144) 41%(197) 484 2012 Vote: Other 8%(4) 6% (3) 34%(18) 52%(28) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 11%(61) 20%(112) 23%(130) 47%(269) 571 4-Region: Northeast 11%(39) 28%(99) 25%(88) 36%(129) 355 4-Region: Midwest 12%(56) 23%(107) 23%(105) 41%(189) 457 4-Region: South 11%(84) 24%(181) 29%(217) 35%(262) 743 4-Region: West 13%(55) 27%(117) 26%(115) 34%(148) 435 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_4: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President Trump considering pre-emptively granting pardons to as many as 20 administration aides, confidants and family members Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 26%(511) 32%(635) 20%(392) 23%(452) 1990 Gender: Male 27%(247) 34%(320) 21%(192) 19%(173) 931 Gender: Female 25%(263) 30%(315) 19%(201) 26%(280) 1059 Age: 18-34 21%(103) 23%(115) 23%(116) 33%(166) 500 Age: 35-44 21%(62) 32%(98) 24%(74) 23%(69) 302 Age: 45-64 24%(177) 36%(260) 18%(130) 22%(158) 725 Age: 65+ 36%(169) 35%(162) 16%(73) 13%(59) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 17%(28) 19%(30) 22%(36) 42%(67) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 22%(115) 27%(140) 23%(123) 28%(146) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 21%(102) 36%(180) 21%(102) 22%(111) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 33%(238) 35%(259) 16%(114) 16%(119) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 37%(293) 29%(232) 16%(131) 18%(140) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 21%(113) 32%(177) 19%(106) 27%(150) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 16%(105) 35%(226) 24%(155) 25%(162) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 40%(134) 28%(94) 17%(57) 15%(52) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 35%(159) 30%(138) 16%(74) 19%(88) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 22%(56) 39%(101) 22%(58) 17%(43) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 20%(57) 26%(75) 17%(47) 37%(106) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 17%(57) 37%(125) 23%(76) 23%(77) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 15%(48) 32%(101) 25%(79) 27%(85) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 42%(267) 29%(183) 14%(86) 15%(98) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 23%(123) 33%(176) 22%(120) 22%(119) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 16%(109) 37%(258) 23%(161) 24%(169) 697 Educ: < College 22%(277) 28%(352) 23%(290) 27%(333) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 28%(131) 39%(183) 14%(65) 20%(92) 471 Educ: Post-grad 38%(103) 37%(99) 14%(38) 10%(28) 268 Income: Under 50k 25%(268) 27%(286) 21%(224) 27%(283) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 23%(146) 37%(233) 21%(131) 20%(125) 635 Income: 100k+ 33%(97) 39%(115) 13%(37) 15%(44) 293 Ethnicity: White 26%(415) 33%(526) 19%(312) 22%(356) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 21%(41) 32%(61) 18%(35) 29%(55) 193 Ethnicity: Black 28%(72) 24%(60) 22%(56) 25%(64) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_4: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President Trump considering pre-emptively granting pardons to as many as 20 administration aides, confidants and family members Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 26%(511) 32%(635) 20%(392) 23%(452) 1990 Ethnicity: Other 19%(24) 37%(48) 19%(24) 25%(32) 128 All Christian 26%(250) 35%(338) 19%(185) 19%(186) 959 All Non-Christian 36%(35) 29%(28) 17%(17) 17%(17) 96 Atheist 41%(36) 35%(31) 13%(11) 11%(10) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 24%(120) 29%(144) 18%(91) 28%(139) 494 Something Else 20%(69) 27%(94) 25%(88) 29%(101) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 34%(38) 28%(31) 18%(21) 20%(22) 112 Evangelical 20%(110) 32%(178) 24%(135) 24%(137) 561 Non-Evangelical 28%(201) 34%(247) 18%(133) 19%(141) 722 Community: Urban 24%(136) 35%(196) 19%(103) 22%(121) 555 Community: Suburban 27%(250) 32%(291) 19%(177) 22%(200) 919 Community: Rural 24%(125) 29%(147) 22%(112) 25%(132) 516 Employ: Private Sector 24%(143) 35%(209) 21%(130) 20%(122) 604 Employ: Government 28%(37) 30%(40) 18%(23) 24%(32) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 32%(47) 30%(45) 17%(26) 21%(31) 149 Employ: Homemaker 21%(26) 29%(36) 20%(25) 29%(36) 123 Employ: Student 16%(13) 20%(16) 19%(15) 44%(35) 79 Employ: Retired 33%(172) 35%(183) 16%(83) 15%(79) 517 Employ: Unemployed 19%(52) 28%(78) 23%(65) 30%(83) 280 Employ: Other 20%(21) 26%(28) 23%(24) 32%(34) 106 Military HH: Yes 25%(88) 37%(128) 19%(66) 18%(64) 347 Military HH: No 26%(422) 31%(506) 20%(326) 24%(388) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 19%(105) 33%(179) 21%(117) 27%(146) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 28%(406) 32%(455) 19%(275) 21%(306) 1443 Trump Job Approve 14%(113) 34%(268) 24%(194) 28%(220) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 34%(391) 31%(361) 17%(193) 18%(205) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 17%(89) 32%(165) 22%(116) 28%(146) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 8%(24) 37%(103) 28%(78) 26%(73) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 11%(20) 34%(64) 26%(48) 30%(56) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 39%(371) 31%(297) 15%(145) 15%(149) 962 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_4: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President Trump considering pre-emptively granting pardons to as many as 20 administration aides, confidants and family members Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 26%(511) 32%(635) 20%(392) 23%(452) 1990 Favorable of Trump 15%(115) 34%(266) 24%(192) 27%(213) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 34%(392) 31%(361) 16%(187) 19%(220) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 17%(87) 33%(169) 22%(111) 28%(140) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 10%(27) 35%(97) 29%(81) 26%(73) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 13%(21) 35%(55) 24%(37) 29%(45) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 37%(372) 31%(306) 15%(150) 17%(175) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 21%(152) 32%(236) 22%(160) 25%(188) 736 #1 Issue: Security 21%(41) 35%(69) 25%(49) 19%(38) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 33%(121) 28%(104) 17%(62) 21%(79) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 28%(81) 35%(100) 15%(42) 23%(65) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 21%(24) 28%(31) 21%(23) 30%(34) 112 #1 Issue: Education 23%(18) 37%(29) 23%(18) 16%(12) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 32%(23) 31%(22) 18%(13) 19%(14) 72 #1 Issue: Other 36%(51) 31%(44) 17%(25) 16%(23) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 41%(307) 31%(235) 16%(119) 12%(90) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 17%(93) 38%(215) 23%(130) 22%(123) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 41%(288) 31%(222) 15%(106) 13%(92) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 18%(121) 36%(240) 22%(149) 23%(155) 666 2016 Vote: Other 23%(30) 31%(39) 25%(32) 21%(26) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 15%(72) 27%(133) 21%(105) 37%(179) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 31%(382) 34%(419) 18%(226) 17%(207) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 17%(128) 29%(215) 22%(166) 32%(245) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 38%(332) 32%(281) 16%(138) 15%(128) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 18%(86) 37%(180) 23%(110) 22%(109) 484 2012 Vote: Other 16%(9) 39%(20) 20%(10) 26%(14) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 15%(83) 27%(153) 23%(134) 35%(202) 571 4-Region: Northeast 27%(95) 36%(127) 18%(63) 20%(70) 355 4-Region: Midwest 24%(111) 32%(146) 19%(89) 24%(111) 457 4-Region: South 27%(200) 29%(218) 21%(156) 23%(170) 743 4-Region: West 24%(105) 33%(144) 19%(84) 23%(101) 435 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_5: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The U.S. reporting record highs in COVID-19 deaths, hospitalizations and cases Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 57%(1133) 27%(530) 9%(175) 8%(152) 1990 Gender: Male 52%(485) 30%(284) 10%(95) 7%(67) 931 Gender: Female 61%(648) 23%(246) 8%(80) 8%(85) 1059 Age: 18-34 50%(252) 25%(123) 12%(59) 13%(65) 500 Age: 35-44 50%(150) 33%(100) 10%(30) 7%(23) 302 Age: 45-64 56%(405) 29%(209) 9%(63) 7%(48) 725 Age: 65+ 70%(326) 21%(98) 5%(23) 3%(16) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 56%(89) 18%(29) 11%(18) 15%(24) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 49%(258) 28%(148) 11%(59) 11%(58) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 50%(248) 32%(158) 10%(50) 8%(38) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 67%(487) 23%(171) 6%(41) 4%(31) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 68%(544) 19%(152) 7%(55) 6%(46) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 55%(302) 25%(134) 10%(52) 10%(57) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 44%(287) 38%(245) 11%(69) 7%(48) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 62%(210) 21%(71) 9%(31) 7%(25) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 73%(334) 18%(80) 5%(24) 5%(21) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 57%(147) 26%(68) 8%(22) 9%(22) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 54%(156) 23%(65) 11%(30) 12%(35) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 38%(128) 43%(144) 13%(42) 6%(20) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 50%(158) 32%(100) 8%(26) 9%(29) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 72%(460) 18%(114) 6%(38) 4%(23) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 58%(310) 25%(133) 9%(48) 9%(48) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 47%(326) 36%(251) 11%(75) 6%(44) 697 Educ: < College 52%(654) 27%(344) 11%(136) 9%(117) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 64%(303) 25%(116) 5%(23) 6%(29) 471 Educ: Post-grad 66%(176) 26%(70) 6%(17) 2%(6) 268 Income: Under 50k 55%(588) 24%(258) 10%(109) 10%(107) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 58%(367) 30%(189) 7%(43) 6%(36) 635 Income: 100k+ 61%(179) 28%(83) 8%(23) 3%(9) 293 Ethnicity: White 57%(917) 27%(442) 9%(138) 7%(112) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 52%(101) 27%(52) 9%(17) 12%(23) 193 Ethnicity: Black 57%(144) 22%(55) 10%(26) 11%(27) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_5: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The U.S. reporting record highs in COVID-19 deaths, hospitalizations and cases Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 57%(1133) 27%(530) 9%(175) 8%(152) 1990 Ethnicity: Other 57%(72) 25%(33) 8%(11) 10%(12) 128 All Christian 57%(550) 29%(279) 9%(84) 5%(46) 959 All Non-Christian 59%(57) 28%(27) 5% (5) 8% (8) 96 Atheist 72%(63) 18%(16) 7%(6) 4% (3) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 55%(273) 25%(121) 9%(43) 11%(56) 494 Something Else 54%(191) 25%(87) 10%(37) 11%(39) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 60%(67) 28%(32) 5%(6) 7% (8) 112 Evangelical 48%(270) 32%(182) 11%(64) 8%(46) 561 Non-Evangelical 63%(455) 24%(172) 8%(56) 5%(38) 722 Community: Urban 55%(307) 29%(160) 11%(59) 5%(29) 555 Community: Suburban 61%(562) 24%(222) 7%(69) 7%(66) 919 Community: Rural 51%(264) 29%(148) 9%(47) 11%(56) 516 Employ: Private Sector 54%(327) 32%(196) 7%(40) 7%(41) 604 Employ: Government 59%(77) 24%(31) 9%(12) 8%(11) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 58%(86) 22%(33) 8%(12) 12%(18) 149 Employ: Homemaker 48%(59) 31%(39) 11%(13) 10%(12) 123 Employ: Student 45%(35) 23%(18) 17%(13) 15%(12) 79 Employ: Retired 65%(337) 25%(129) 6%(31) 4%(20) 517 Employ: Unemployed 55%(155) 20%(57) 16%(45) 8%(23) 280 Employ: Other 53%(56) 26%(28) 9%(9) 13%(13) 106 Military HH: Yes 58%(202) 26%(91) 8%(28) 7%(25) 347 Military HH: No 57%(931) 27%(439) 9%(147) 8%(127) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 42%(232) 36%(196) 13%(71) 9%(47) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 62%(901) 23%(334) 7%(104) 7%(104) 1443 Trump Job Approve 43%(338) 37%(290) 12%(96) 9%(70) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 68%(784) 20%(231) 7%(75) 5%(60) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 42%(217) 35%(182) 13%(67) 10%(51) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 44%(121) 39%(108) 11%(30) 7%(19) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 47%(89) 36%(67) 8%(15) 9%(17) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 72%(695) 17%(164) 6%(60) 4%(43) 962 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_5: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The U.S. reporting record highs in COVID-19 deaths, hospitalizations and cases Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 57%(1133) 27%(530) 9%(175) 8%(152) 1990 Favorable of Trump 43%(334) 37%(291) 13%(100) 8%(61) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 68%(794) 20%(230) 6%(64) 6%(72) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 43%(216) 36%(181) 13%(64) 9%(46) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 42%(118) 39%(109) 13%(36) 5%(15) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 50%(79) 35%(55) 5% (7) 11%(17) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 71%(715) 17%(175) 6%(57) 5%(55) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 52%(381) 30%(219) 10%(72) 9%(64) 736 #1 Issue: Security 47%(93) 35%(68) 12%(23) 6%(13) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 65%(238) 22%(79) 7%(25) 7%(24) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 61%(175) 26%(75) 9%(26) 4%(13) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 53%(59) 28%(31) 8%(9) 11%(13) 112 #1 Issue: Education 51%(39) 23%(17) 11% (8) 16%(12) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 61%(43) 26%(19) 5%(4) 8% (5) 72 #1 Issue: Other 74%(106) 14%(20) 6% (8) 6%(9) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 71%(536) 19%(139) 6%(43) 4%(32) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 49%(275) 35%(194) 10%(55) 7%(37) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 72%(509) 18%(126) 5%(37) 5%(36) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 47%(310) 37%(246) 10%(69) 6%(41) 666 2016 Vote: Other 62%(79) 20%(25) 10%(12) 8%(10) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 48%(234) 27%(134) 12%(57) 13%(64) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 63%(772) 26%(317) 7%(82) 5%(65) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 48%(361) 28%(213) 12%(94) 11%(87) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 70%(617) 20%(174) 5%(46) 5%(43) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 47%(226) 37%(181) 9%(43) 7%(34) 484 2012 Vote: Other 55%(29) 22%(12) 14% (8) 9% (5) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 45%(259) 29%(163) 14%(79) 12%(70) 571 4-Region: Northeast 62%(219) 25%(89) 7%(27) 6%(21) 355 4-Region: Midwest 59%(269) 26%(119) 6%(29) 9%(40) 457 4-Region: South 54%(401) 28%(205) 11%(81) 7%(55) 743 4-Region: West 56%(244) 27%(117) 9%(39) 8%(35) 435 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_6: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? Attorney General William Barr saying that the Justice Department has not found evidence of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 33%(665) 34%(686) 17%(333) 15%(307) 1990 Gender: Male 35%(322) 35%(324) 18%(170) 12%(116) 931 Gender: Female 32%(343) 34%(362) 15%(163) 18%(191) 1059 Age: 18-34 22%(109) 31%(156) 22%(108) 26%(128) 500 Age: 35-44 26%(80) 36%(110) 20%(61) 17%(51) 302 Age: 45-64 35%(253) 35%(253) 16%(118) 14%(101) 725 Age: 65+ 48%(222) 36%(167) 10%(46) 6%(28) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 19%(31) 26%(41) 25%(41) 30%(48) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 24%(126) 34%(179) 20%(106) 21%(112) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 32%(157) 34%(170) 17%(85) 17%(82) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 43%(314) 37%(268) 12%(88) 8%(60) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 45%(360) 31%(246) 14%(110) 10%(80) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 28%(150) 36%(196) 17%(93) 19%(106) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 24%(154) 37%(243) 20%(130) 19%(121) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 47%(159) 25%(86) 17%(56) 11%(37) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 44%(201) 35%(161) 12%(54) 9%(43) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 31%(80) 38%(99) 17%(43) 14%(37) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 24%(70) 34%(97) 17%(50) 24%(69) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 25%(82) 42%(139) 21%(70) 13%(43) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 23%(72) 33%(104) 19%(59) 25%(79) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 48%(302) 32%(205) 12%(76) 8%(52) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 33%(175) 34%(183) 19%(103) 14%(77) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 26%(178) 39%(274) 18%(127) 17%(118) 697 Educ: < College 28%(354) 34%(421) 20%(250) 18%(226) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 41%(195) 36%(168) 11%(53) 12%(54) 471 Educ: Post-grad 43%(116) 36%(96) 11%(29) 10%(27) 268 Income: Under 50k 31%(330) 32%(337) 18%(189) 19%(205) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 34%(215) 40%(254) 16%(100) 11%(67) 635 Income: 100k+ 41%(120) 32%(95) 15%(44) 12%(34) 293 Ethnicity: White 33%(539) 36%(581) 16%(250) 15%(240) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 34%(66) 31%(59) 17%(32) 19%(36) 193 Ethnicity: Black 33%(84) 27%(68) 22%(56) 17%(44) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_6: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? Attorney General William Barr saying that the Justice Department has not found evidence of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 33%(665) 34%(686) 17%(333) 15%(307) 1990 Ethnicity: Other 32%(41) 29%(37) 21%(27) 18%(24) 128 All Christian 37%(352) 36%(341) 16%(154) 12%(112) 959 All Non-Christian 41%(40) 32%(30) 13%(12) 15%(14) 96 Atheist 52%(46) 33%(29) 10%(9) 5%(4) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 27%(134) 35%(173) 17%(84) 21%(103) 494 Something Else 26%(93) 32%(112) 21%(74) 21%(74) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 40%(45) 34%(38) 13%(14) 13%(14) 112 Evangelical 27%(151) 33%(187) 23%(129) 17%(96) 561 Non-Evangelical 39%(284) 35%(254) 13%(96) 12%(87) 722 Community: Urban 33%(182) 35%(194) 19%(106) 13%(74) 555 Community: Suburban 36%(333) 33%(306) 14%(133) 16%(147) 919 Community: Rural 29%(150) 36%(186) 18%(93) 17%(86) 516 Employ: Private Sector 34%(203) 36%(217) 16%(99) 14%(84) 604 Employ: Government 35%(46) 28%(37) 16%(21) 21%(27) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 34%(50) 31%(46) 20%(30) 16%(24) 149 Employ: Homemaker 17%(21) 44%(54) 16%(20) 23%(28) 123 Employ: Student 13%(10) 33%(26) 22%(18) 32%(25) 79 Employ: Retired 44%(226) 36%(185) 13%(67) 7%(39) 517 Employ: Unemployed 28%(77) 32%(90) 21%(58) 19%(54) 280 Employ: Other 29%(31) 29%(30) 18%(19) 25%(26) 106 Military HH: Yes 39%(134) 34%(119) 18%(64) 9%(30) 347 Military HH: No 32%(530) 34%(567) 16%(269) 17%(278) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 24%(132) 39%(215) 20%(107) 17%(94) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 37%(533) 33%(471) 16%(226) 15%(213) 1443 Trump Job Approve 21%(164) 39%(311) 21%(168) 19%(151) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 43%(496) 32%(364) 14%(158) 11%(131) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 22%(115) 36%(186) 21%(111) 20%(104) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 18%(50) 45%(124) 21%(57) 17%(47) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 20%(38) 33%(61) 24%(44) 24%(44) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 48%(458) 32%(303) 12%(114) 9%(87) 962 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_6: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? Attorney General William Barr saying that the Justice Department has not found evidence of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 33%(665) 34%(686) 17%(333) 15%(307) 1990 Favorable of Trump 21%(162) 39%(307) 21%(169) 19%(148) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 43%(496) 32%(367) 13%(155) 12%(142) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 22%(113) 37%(190) 22%(110) 19%(94) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 18%(49) 42%(118) 21%(59) 19%(53) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 22%(35) 35%(55) 21%(34) 22%(34) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 46%(461) 31%(313) 12%(121) 11%(108) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 28%(205) 36%(267) 18%(131) 18%(134) 736 #1 Issue: Security 32%(62) 37%(72) 13%(26) 18%(36) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 42%(152) 31%(112) 16%(57) 12%(45) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 37%(108) 37%(106) 16%(47) 9%(27) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 30%(34) 28%(32) 20%(23) 21%(23) 112 #1 Issue: Education 23%(18) 32%(25) 20%(15) 25%(19) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 32%(23) 37%(27) 14%(10) 16%(11) 72 #1 Issue: Other 44%(63) 32%(45) 16%(23) 8%(12) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 49%(369) 33%(244) 10%(74) 8%(63) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 27%(153) 39%(220) 20%(114) 13%(74) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 50%(356) 31%(220) 11%(78) 8%(53) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 25%(166) 40%(268) 20%(130) 15%(101) 666 2016 Vote: Other 38%(48) 36%(46) 16%(20) 10%(13) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 19%(94) 31%(151) 21%(105) 29%(140) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 40%(497) 35%(438) 14%(170) 11%(130) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 22%(167) 33%(248) 22%(162) 23%(177) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 44%(390) 34%(299) 13%(113) 9%(77) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 31%(151) 39%(188) 16%(79) 14%(66) 484 2012 Vote: Other 16% (8) 47%(25) 17%(9) 20%(11) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 20%(115) 30%(172) 23%(131) 27%(153) 571 4-Region: Northeast 38%(135) 32%(112) 15%(53) 15%(54) 355 4-Region: Midwest 31%(143) 37%(171) 14%(65) 17%(78) 457 4-Region: South 32%(240) 34%(254) 19%(143) 14%(105) 743 4-Region: West 34%(147) 34%(148) 16%(70) 16%(70) 435 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_7: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Bureau of Labor Statistics reporting that the U.S. economy added 245,000 jobs in November, the slowest growth reported in months Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 13%(268) 35%(692) 25%(506) 26%(524) 1990 Gender: Male 17%(161) 37%(342) 24%(224) 22%(205) 931 Gender: Female 10%(107) 33%(350) 27%(282) 30%(320) 1059 Age: 18-34 12%(60) 27%(134) 27%(135) 34%(171) 500 Age: 35-44 12%(37) 34%(103) 28%(84) 26%(79) 302 Age: 45-64 12%(83) 38%(275) 24%(177) 26%(189) 725 Age: 65+ 19%(88) 39%(180) 24%(110) 18%(85) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 9%(15) 23%(38) 34%(55) 34%(54) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 13%(69) 30%(154) 25%(130) 32%(170) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 11%(54) 34%(170) 27%(133) 28%(138) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 16%(114) 41%(297) 23%(168) 21%(152) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 16%(130) 37%(296) 24%(192) 22%(179) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 12%(63) 31%(169) 28%(151) 30%(161) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 12%(75) 35%(226) 25%(163) 28%(184) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 21%(70) 35%(120) 23%(78) 21%(71) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 13%(60) 39%(177) 25%(114) 24%(108) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 18%(46) 37%(96) 24%(62) 21%(55) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6%(18) 26%(73) 31%(89) 37%(106) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 14%(45) 38%(126) 25%(83) 24%(79) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 9%(29) 32%(100) 25%(80) 33%(105) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 19%(122) 36%(229) 24%(155) 20%(129) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 13%(68) 36%(192) 28%(149) 24%(129) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 11%(75) 36%(254) 25%(173) 28%(196) 697 Educ: < College 12%(151) 31%(388) 27%(339) 30%(374) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 14%(68) 40%(189) 22%(105) 23%(108) 471 Educ: Post-grad 18%(49) 43%(115) 23%(62) 16%(42) 268 Income: Under 50k 12%(128) 30%(320) 27%(290) 30%(323) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 13%(81) 39%(250) 23%(147) 25%(157) 635 Income: 100k+ 20%(58) 42%(123) 23%(69) 15%(44) 293 Ethnicity: White 13%(212) 36%(577) 26%(414) 25%(406) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 17%(32) 30%(59) 24%(46) 29%(56) 193 Ethnicity: Black 16%(40) 27%(68) 25%(64) 32%(81) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_7: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Bureau of Labor Statistics reporting that the U.S. economy added 245,000 jobs in November, the slowest growth reported in months Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 13%(268) 35%(692) 25%(506) 26%(524) 1990 Ethnicity: Other 12%(15) 37%(47) 22%(28) 29%(37) 128 All Christian 14%(138) 40%(387) 23%(219) 22%(216) 959 All Non-Christian 21%(20) 40%(39) 19%(19) 19%(19) 96 Atheist 27%(23) 33%(29) 25%(22) 16%(14) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 10%(49) 27%(135) 29%(145) 33%(164) 494 Something Else 11%(37) 29%(102) 29%(102) 32%(112) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 18%(21) 41%(46) 21%(23) 20%(22) 112 Evangelical 14%(76) 32%(182) 26%(144) 28%(159) 561 Non-Evangelical 13%(97) 41%(293) 23%(169) 23%(163) 722 Community: Urban 14%(76) 35%(194) 28%(157) 23%(128) 555 Community: Suburban 15%(134) 33%(308) 25%(226) 27%(251) 919 Community: Rural 11%(58) 37%(191) 24%(122) 28%(145) 516 Employ: Private Sector 13%(81) 40%(239) 23%(137) 24%(147) 604 Employ: Government 16%(21) 32%(43) 28%(37) 24%(31) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 20%(29) 34%(51) 25%(38) 21%(31) 149 Employ: Homemaker 10%(12) 27%(33) 25%(30) 39%(48) 123 Employ: Student 9% (7) 28%(22) 27%(21) 36%(28) 79 Employ: Retired 17%(86) 38%(197) 26%(134) 19%(100) 517 Employ: Unemployed 10%(27) 27%(75) 28%(78) 35%(99) 280 Employ: Other 4% (5) 30%(32) 29%(31) 37%(40) 106 Military HH: Yes 14%(49) 38%(131) 24%(84) 24%(82) 347 Military HH: No 13%(218) 34%(561) 26%(422) 27%(442) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 15%(80) 37%(205) 24%(130) 24%(132) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 13%(188) 34%(487) 26%(376) 27%(392) 1443 Trump Job Approve 11%(85) 35%(278) 26%(210) 28%(221) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 16%(179) 35%(405) 25%(288) 24%(278) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 13%(67) 34%(175) 26%(134) 27%(140) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 7%(18) 37%(103) 28%(77) 29%(81) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 6%(12) 37%(70) 26%(48) 30%(57) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 17%(167) 35%(335) 25%(240) 23%(221) 962 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_7: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Bureau of Labor Statistics reporting that the U.S. economy added 245,000 jobs in November, the slowest growth reported in months Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 13%(268) 35%(692) 25%(506) 26%(524) 1990 Favorable of Trump 11%(85) 35%(278) 26%(205) 28%(217) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 15%(179) 35%(404) 25%(289) 25%(288) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 13%(65) 35%(178) 26%(129) 27%(135) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 7%(21) 36%(101) 27%(76) 29%(82) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 8%(13) 34%(54) 28%(44) 29%(46) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 17%(166) 35%(350) 24%(245) 24%(241) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 13%(96) 34%(251) 28%(204) 25%(185) 736 #1 Issue: Security 14%(28) 31%(61) 26%(51) 28%(56) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 16%(57) 36%(130) 22%(81) 27%(98) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 12%(35) 37%(108) 24%(70) 26%(75) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 10%(12) 28%(32) 27%(31) 34%(38) 112 #1 Issue: Education 14%(11) 33%(25) 29%(23) 24%(18) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 19%(13) 35%(25) 14%(10) 32%(23) 72 #1 Issue: Other 11%(16) 42%(60) 25%(36) 22%(31) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 19%(140) 39%(296) 22%(167) 20%(147) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 14%(79) 36%(205) 26%(143) 24%(134) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 19%(135) 39%(278) 23%(159) 19%(135) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 13%(83) 37%(244) 27%(177) 24%(162) 666 2016 Vote: Other 11%(14) 34%(44) 27%(35) 27%(34) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 7%(35) 26%(127) 28%(135) 39%(193) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 17%(205) 39%(481) 23%(288) 21%(262) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 8%(63) 28%(211) 29%(218) 35%(262) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 16%(144) 38%(335) 25%(219) 21%(182) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 13%(64) 40%(193) 22%(105) 25%(123) 484 2012 Vote: Other 12%(6) 33%(18) 31%(16) 24%(13) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(53) 26%(146) 29%(165) 36%(207) 571 4-Region: Northeast 17%(61) 38%(135) 20%(72) 24%(87) 355 4-Region: Midwest 12%(53) 34%(156) 26%(120) 28%(128) 457 4-Region: South 13%(98) 34%(250) 25%(185) 28%(211) 743 4-Region: West 13%(55) 35%(152) 30%(129) 23%(99) 435 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_8: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reducing its recommended quarantine timeline for people exposed to COVID-19 from 14 days to 7 days under certain circumstances Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 24%(486) 40%(797) 17%(330) 19%(377) 1990 Gender: Male 22%(203) 41%(377) 18%(169) 20%(182) 931 Gender: Female 27%(283) 40%(420) 15%(161) 18%(195) 1059 Age: 18-34 23%(117) 33%(165) 19%(92) 25%(125) 500 Age: 35-44 21%(63) 41%(125) 17%(51) 21%(64) 302 Age: 45-64 24%(174) 41%(295) 17%(126) 18%(130) 725 Age: 65+ 28%(131) 46%(213) 13%(61) 13%(59) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 17%(27) 33%(54) 22%(35) 28%(45) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 24%(124) 35%(186) 17%(89) 24%(125) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 22%(107) 42%(206) 19%(94) 18%(88) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 29%(211) 43%(316) 13%(95) 15%(108) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 29%(228) 40%(318) 17%(135) 15%(116) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 22%(119) 40%(219) 16%(86) 22%(120) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 21%(139) 40%(260) 17%(109) 22%(141) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 25%(83) 39%(130) 18%(62) 18%(62) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 32%(145) 41%(188) 16%(73) 12%(54) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 19%(50) 44%(115) 16%(42) 20%(52) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 24%(70) 36%(104) 15%(44) 24%(68) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 21%(70) 39%(132) 19%(65) 20%(68) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 22%(68) 41%(128) 14%(44) 23%(73) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 33%(209) 39%(245) 16%(99) 13%(82) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 20%(106) 45%(242) 19%(102) 17%(89) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 22%(154) 42%(291) 16%(110) 21%(143) 697 Educ: < College 22%(270) 38%(470) 18%(225) 23%(286) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 27%(127) 44%(207) 14%(66) 15%(70) 471 Educ: Post-grad 33%(88) 45%(120) 14%(38) 8%(21) 268 Income: Under 50k 23%(243) 36%(382) 19%(197) 23%(240) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 22%(142) 47%(298) 14%(91) 16%(105) 635 Income: 100k+ 34%(101) 40%(117) 14%(42) 11%(33) 293 Ethnicity: White 25%(404) 41%(662) 15%(245) 19%(299) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 27%(51) 35%(68) 18%(35) 20%(39) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_8: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reducing its recommended quarantine timeline for people exposed to COVID-19 from 14 days to 7 days under certain circumstances Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 24%(486) 40%(797) 17%(330) 19%(377) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 21%(53) 34%(85) 24%(60) 21%(54) 252 Ethnicity: Other 23%(29) 39%(50) 19%(25) 19%(25) 128 All Christian 28%(266) 42%(399) 15%(146) 15%(148) 959 All Non-Christian 32%(31) 43%(41) 12%(11) 13%(13) 96 Atheist 31%(27) 44%(38) 15%(13) 11%(9) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 21%(102) 36%(177) 18%(88) 26%(126) 494 Something Else 17%(59) 40%(141) 20%(71) 23%(81) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 34%(38) 40%(45) 13%(15) 13%(15) 112 Evangelical 23%(127) 41%(228) 18%(100) 19%(106) 561 Non-Evangelical 26%(188) 42%(301) 16%(113) 17%(120) 722 Community: Urban 23%(129) 41%(227) 20%(110) 16%(89) 555 Community: Suburban 26%(236) 40%(366) 17%(152) 18%(165) 919 Community: Rural 23%(121) 39%(204) 13%(68) 24%(124) 516 Employ: Private Sector 27%(162) 39%(238) 17%(104) 17%(100) 604 Employ: Government 24%(32) 45%(59) 16%(21) 15%(20) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 25%(37) 42%(62) 17%(26) 16%(24) 149 Employ: Homemaker 24%(29) 39%(47) 13%(16) 25%(30) 123 Employ: Student 12%(10) 38%(30) 19%(15) 31%(24) 79 Employ: Retired 26%(133) 44%(229) 15%(78) 15%(78) 517 Employ: Unemployed 21%(58) 36%(100) 19%(53) 25%(69) 280 Employ: Other 22%(24) 30%(32) 17%(18) 31%(33) 106 Military HH: Yes 28%(97) 40%(138) 15%(50) 18%(62) 347 Military HH: No 24%(389) 40%(659) 17%(279) 19%(316) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 24%(131) 41%(227) 17%(91) 18%(99) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 25%(355) 40%(570) 17%(239) 19%(278) 1443 Trump Job Approve 20%(159) 40%(317) 17%(132) 24%(187) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 28%(324) 41%(472) 16%(188) 14%(166) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_8: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reducing its recommended quarantine timeline for people exposed to COVID-19 from 14 days to 7 days under certain circumstances Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 24%(486) 40%(797) 17%(330) 19%(377) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 21%(110) 38%(195) 16%(81) 25%(129) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 17%(48) 44%(121) 18%(50) 21%(58) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 20%(38) 48%(90) 18%(33) 14%(26) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 30%(286) 40%(382) 16%(155) 15%(140) 962 Favorable of Trump 20%(156) 40%(312) 17%(130) 24%(187) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 28%(321) 41%(480) 16%(188) 15%(172) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 22%(112) 38%(195) 15%(76) 24%(124) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 16%(45) 42%(117) 19%(54) 23%(63) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 20%(32) 46%(72) 22%(35) 12%(19) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 29%(289) 41%(408) 15%(153) 15%(152) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 23%(167) 41%(302) 17%(125) 19%(142) 736 #1 Issue: Security 25%(49) 37%(73) 11%(22) 26%(52) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 29%(107) 40%(147) 14%(52) 16%(60) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 23%(65) 42%(121) 17%(49) 18%(52) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 23%(26) 31%(35) 23%(26) 22%(25) 112 #1 Issue: Education 31%(24) 42%(32) 14%(11) 13%(10) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 17%(12) 45%(32) 24%(17) 14%(10) 72 #1 Issue: Other 24%(34) 39%(55) 19%(28) 18%(26) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 30%(226) 43%(321) 15%(114) 12%(89) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 23%(128) 43%(240) 15%(83) 20%(111) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 32%(224) 43%(302) 14%(99) 12%(82) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 22%(147) 42%(279) 16%(104) 20%(136) 666 2016 Vote: Other 20%(25) 45%(57) 19%(24) 16%(21) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 18%(89) 32%(159) 21%(102) 28%(139) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 27%(338) 43%(527) 15%(188) 15%(182) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 19%(147) 36%(270) 19%(142) 26%(195) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 29%(251) 43%(374) 15%(135) 14%(119) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 23%(110) 43%(209) 15%(71) 19%(94) 484 2012 Vote: Other 17%(9) 44%(24) 18%(10) 20%(11) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 20%(114) 33%(189) 20%(114) 27%(154) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_9: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The U.S. House of Representatives voting to legalize marijuana at the federal level Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 19%(380) 39%(767) 21%(416) 21%(427) 1990 Gender: Male 21%(197) 40%(370) 20%(190) 19%(174) 931 Gender: Female 17%(182) 37%(397) 21%(227) 24%(252) 1059 Age: 18-34 24%(121) 29%(144) 22%(111) 25%(123) 500 Age: 35-44 17%(52) 45%(137) 20%(59) 18%(54) 302 Age: 45-64 18%(128) 40%(291) 20%(148) 22%(158) 725 Age: 65+ 17%(79) 42%(194) 21%(98) 20%(92) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 24%(39) 27%(44) 22%(35) 27%(43) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 22%(114) 34%(177) 22%(115) 22%(117) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 18%(88) 42%(205) 19%(94) 22%(107) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 18%(128) 41%(301) 21%(154) 20%(146) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 22%(178) 38%(302) 22%(175) 18%(143) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 18%(98) 38%(209) 19%(103) 25%(135) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 16%(105) 40%(256) 21%(138) 23%(149) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 25%(84) 35%(120) 19%(66) 20%(68) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 20%(94) 40%(182) 24%(109) 16%(74) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 22%(56) 43%(112) 18%(47) 17%(43) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 14%(41) 34%(97) 20%(56) 32%(92) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 17%(57) 41%(138) 23%(77) 19%(63) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 15%(48) 38%(119) 20%(61) 28%(86) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 25%(161) 40%(253) 18%(115) 17%(106) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 17%(89) 39%(212) 24%(128) 20%(110) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 18%(122) 39%(269) 21%(148) 23%(157) 697 Educ: < College 19%(233) 37%(467) 21%(265) 23%(286) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 20%(94) 40%(186) 21%(100) 19%(91) 471 Educ: Post-grad 20%(53) 42%(113) 19%(51) 19%(50) 268 Income: Under 50k 19%(201) 37%(396) 21%(223) 23%(241) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 19%(121) 39%(248) 20%(129) 22%(137) 635 Income: 100k+ 20%(58) 42%(123) 22%(64) 17%(48) 293 Ethnicity: White 19%(301) 39%(627) 20%(328) 22%(354) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 25%(49) 34%(66) 20%(38) 21%(41) 193 Ethnicity: Black 22%(56) 34%(86) 27%(68) 17%(43) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_9: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The U.S. House of Representatives voting to legalize marijuana at the federal level Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 19%(380) 39%(767) 21%(416) 21%(427) 1990 Ethnicity: Other 18%(23) 42%(54) 16%(21) 23%(30) 128 All Christian 18%(175) 41%(389) 21%(206) 20%(189) 959 All Non-Christian 29%(28) 36%(35) 17%(16) 18%(17) 96 Atheist 37%(33) 35%(30) 14%(12) 14%(13) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 17%(83) 38%(189) 20%(101) 24%(120) 494 Something Else 17%(61) 35%(123) 23%(81) 25%(88) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 26%(29) 37%(42) 20%(22) 17%(19) 112 Evangelical 17%(96) 37%(210) 25%(138) 21%(118) 561 Non-Evangelical 19%(138) 40%(289) 20%(143) 21%(153) 722 Community: Urban 19%(103) 42%(234) 23%(127) 16%(91) 555 Community: Suburban 19%(177) 37%(343) 21%(196) 22%(203) 919 Community: Rural 19%(100) 37%(189) 18%(93) 26%(133) 516 Employ: Private Sector 20%(121) 38%(228) 23%(137) 20%(119) 604 Employ: Government 15%(20) 36%(48) 22%(29) 26%(35) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 31%(46) 32%(48) 19%(29) 18%(27) 149 Employ: Homemaker 25%(30) 41%(51) 13%(16) 21%(26) 123 Employ: Student 15%(12) 39%(31) 25%(20) 21%(16) 79 Employ: Retired 17%(89) 44%(225) 20%(101) 20%(101) 517 Employ: Unemployed 18%(49) 34%(94) 24%(68) 25%(69) 280 Employ: Other 12%(13) 39%(42) 16%(17) 32%(34) 106 Military HH: Yes 19%(66) 43%(149) 22%(76) 16%(56) 347 Military HH: No 19%(314) 38%(618) 21%(340) 23%(371) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 19%(106) 40%(221) 20%(108) 20%(112) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 19%(274) 38%(546) 21%(308) 22%(315) 1443 Trump Job Approve 17%(134) 39%(313) 20%(157) 24%(191) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 21%(242) 39%(443) 22%(249) 19%(216) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 17%(87) 38%(198) 20%(102) 25%(130) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 17%(47) 41%(115) 20%(55) 22%(61) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 11%(21) 42%(79) 28%(52) 19%(35) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 23%(221) 38%(364) 20%(197) 19%(181) 962 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_9: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The U.S. House of Representatives voting to legalize marijuana at the federal level Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 19%(380) 39%(767) 21%(416) 21%(427) 1990 Favorable of Trump 16%(129) 40%(314) 20%(158) 24%(185) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 22%(250) 38%(437) 21%(245) 20%(227) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 17%(87) 38%(194) 21%(105) 24%(121) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 15%(42) 43%(120) 19%(53) 23%(64) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 16%(25) 38%(59) 25%(39) 22%(34) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 22%(225) 38%(378) 21%(206) 19%(193) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 19%(142) 38%(284) 20%(146) 22%(165) 736 #1 Issue: Security 19%(38) 36%(71) 20%(39) 25%(49) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 21%(76) 39%(144) 20%(72) 20%(75) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 13%(38) 45%(129) 24%(70) 18%(51) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 19%(21) 36%(41) 20%(23) 24%(27) 112 #1 Issue: Education 18%(14) 37%(28) 23%(18) 22%(17) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 18%(13) 45%(32) 17%(13) 19%(14) 72 #1 Issue: Other 27%(38) 27%(38) 26%(37) 21%(30) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 23%(169) 41%(310) 19%(144) 17%(127) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 17%(94) 41%(228) 22%(122) 21%(118) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 22%(157) 40%(284) 21%(150) 16%(116) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 17%(114) 42%(278) 19%(129) 22%(145) 666 2016 Vote: Other 15%(19) 40%(51) 24%(30) 21%(27) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 18%(90) 31%(153) 22%(107) 28%(139) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 20%(245) 41%(507) 21%(257) 18%(226) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 18%(135) 34%(260) 21%(159) 27%(201) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 21%(184) 42%(366) 20%(179) 17%(151) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 15%(73) 40%(196) 21%(104) 23%(112) 484 2012 Vote: Other 18%(10) 35%(19) 25%(13) 22%(12) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 20%(111) 33%(186) 21%(121) 27%(152) 571 4-Region: Northeast 22%(80) 36%(127) 19%(66) 23%(82) 355 4-Region: Midwest 18%(82) 38%(174) 21%(97) 23%(104) 457 4-Region: South 20%(147) 37%(276) 22%(161) 21%(159) 743 4-Region: West 16%(71) 44%(190) 21%(92) 19%(82) 435 Continued on next page

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Table POL10: As you may know, President Trump may run in the 2024 presidential election. In your own opinion, how likely do you believe it is that President Trump will run for president in 2024? Somewhat Demographic Very likely Somewhat likely unlikely Very unlikely Total N Registered Voters 27%(545) 33%(652) 17%(342) 23%(451) 1990 Gender: Male 29%(266) 30%(276) 18%(165) 24%(225) 931 Gender: Female 26%(279) 35%(375) 17%(177) 21%(227) 1059 Age: 18-34 27%(137) 40%(200) 16%(78) 17%(85) 500 Age: 35-44 34%(102) 32%(98) 15%(46) 19%(57) 302 Age: 45-64 28%(205) 29%(207) 17%(124) 26%(188) 725 Age: 65+ 22%(101) 32%(148) 20%(93) 26%(121) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 19%(30) 48%(77) 13%(21) 20%(32) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 31%(164) 35%(184) 16%(84) 17%(91) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 32%(157) 30%(149) 15%(75) 23%(114) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 23%(170) 30%(219) 20%(143) 27%(198) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 15%(119) 32%(255) 19%(151) 34%(271) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 26%(140) 34%(188) 20%(110) 20%(107) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 44%(286) 32%(208) 12%(80) 11%(74) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 17%(58) 29%(96) 18%(60) 37%(124) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 13%(61) 35%(159) 20%(91) 32%(147) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 26%(68) 28%(73) 24%(62) 22%(56) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 25%(72) 40%(115) 17%(48) 18%(51) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 42%(140) 32%(107) 13%(42) 13%(45) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 46%(146) 32%(101) 12%(38) 9%(29) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 17%(105) 33%(207) 19%(123) 31%(199) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 22%(116) 32%(174) 20%(109) 26%(140) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 41%(289) 34%(236) 14%(95) 11%(77) 697 Educ: < College 30%(375) 33%(408) 16%(197) 22%(271) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 25%(119) 32%(148) 19%(90) 24%(113) 471 Educ: Post-grad 19%(50) 35%(95) 20%(55) 25%(68) 268 Income: Under 50k 29%(304) 34%(358) 16%(167) 22%(233) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 26%(168) 32%(201) 18%(117) 24%(150) 635 Income: 100k+ 25%(73) 32%(93) 20%(59) 23%(68) 293 Ethnicity: White 30%(479) 33%(528) 18%(283) 20%(320) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 21%(41) 39%(74) 13%(25) 27%(52) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL10: As you may know, President Trump may run in the 2024 presidential election. In your own opinion, how likely do you believe it is that President Trump will run for president in 2024? Somewhat Demographic Very likely Somewhat likely unlikely Very unlikely Total N Registered Voters 27%(545) 33%(652) 17%(342) 23%(451) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 17%(44) 30%(75) 15%(39) 38%(95) 252 Ethnicity: Other 17%(22) 39%(49) 16%(21) 28%(36) 128 All Christian 28%(269) 33%(321) 17%(162) 22%(207) 959 All Non-Christian 19%(18) 30%(29) 20%(20) 31%(29) 96 Atheist 27%(24) 28%(25) 21%(18) 24%(21) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 23%(112) 33%(165) 20%(99) 24%(118) 494 Something Else 35%(122) 32%(112) 12%(44) 21%(75) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 20%(22) 35%(40) 19%(21) 26%(29) 112 Evangelical 39%(216) 29%(163) 13%(74) 19%(108) 561 Non-Evangelical 24%(171) 35%(250) 18%(129) 24%(172) 722 Community: Urban 25%(138) 32%(175) 18%(100) 26%(142) 555 Community: Suburban 26%(237) 34%(308) 18%(170) 22%(203) 919 Community: Rural 33%(170) 33%(168) 14%(72) 21%(106) 516 Employ: Private Sector 30%(184) 35%(212) 15%(92) 19%(116) 604 Employ: Government 19%(26) 36%(47) 20%(26) 25%(33) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 28%(42) 34%(51) 15%(22) 23%(34) 149 Employ: Homemaker 31%(39) 42%(51) 13%(16) 14%(17) 123 Employ: Student 18%(14) 37%(29) 20%(16) 25%(20) 79 Employ: Retired 24%(125) 29%(151) 19%(100) 27%(141) 517 Employ: Unemployed 27%(75) 30%(83) 19%(54) 24%(67) 280 Employ: Other 38%(40) 26%(28) 14%(15) 22%(23) 106 Military HH: Yes 26%(91) 34%(120) 15%(50) 25%(86) 347 Military HH: No 28%(454) 32%(532) 18%(291) 22%(365) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 37%(201) 34%(184) 13%(73) 16%(88) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 24%(343) 32%(467) 19%(269) 25%(363) 1443 Trump Job Approve 44%(348) 34%(271) 13%(104) 9%(71) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 17%(190) 31%(359) 20%(229) 32%(372) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL10: As you may know, President Trump may run in the 2024 presidential election. In your own opinion, how likely do you believe it is that President Trump will run for president in 2024? Somewhat Demographic Very likely Somewhat likely unlikely Very unlikely Total N Registered Voters 27%(545) 33%(652) 17%(342) 23%(451) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 55%(282) 27%(142) 11%(56) 7%(37) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 24%(66) 46%(129) 17%(48) 12%(34) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 18%(34) 41%(77) 24%(45) 16%(31) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 16%(155) 29%(282) 19%(184) 35%(341) 962 Favorable of Trump 45%(357) 33%(258) 13%(106) 8%(65) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 16%(184) 32%(371) 20%(230) 32%(375) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 56%(285) 27%(137) 10%(51) 7%(34) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 26%(72) 44%(122) 20%(55) 11%(31) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 19%(29) 45%(70) 21%(32) 16%(25) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 15%(155) 30%(300) 20%(198) 35%(349) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 29%(212) 35%(255) 18%(136) 18%(134) 736 #1 Issue: Security 46%(91) 32%(62) 13%(26) 9%(17) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 21%(78) 33%(120) 19%(70) 27%(98) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 25%(72) 25%(72) 18%(51) 32%(93) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 16%(18) 37%(42) 18%(20) 29%(32) 112 #1 Issue: Education 32%(24) 41%(31) 5%(4) 22%(17) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 19%(13) 29%(21) 18%(13) 34%(24) 72 #1 Issue: Other 26%(36) 34%(48) 16%(23) 25%(36) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 15%(115) 30%(224) 21%(160) 34%(251) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 42%(234) 32%(177) 16%(89) 11%(61) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 16%(111) 29%(203) 20%(143) 36%(251) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 42%(279) 32%(213) 14%(95) 12%(80) 666 2016 Vote: Other 21%(27) 38%(48) 26%(33) 16%(20) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 26%(129) 39%(189) 15%(72) 20%(100) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 27%(335) 30%(367) 19%(231) 24%(302) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 28%(210) 38%(285) 15%(111) 20%(149) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 19%(170) 30%(268) 19%(171) 31%(270) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 39%(191) 33%(160) 15%(73) 13%(61) 484 2012 Vote: Other 31%(16) 31%(17) 24%(13) 14% (7) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 29%(167) 36%(207) 15%(85) 19%(111) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POL11: During the final month of President Trump’s time in office, do you expect him to use his powers to pardon those who have committed federal crimes: Mostly for the good of Mostly for his own Don’t Know / No Demographic the country benet Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(462) 55%(1090) 22%(439) 1990 Gender: Male 29%(266) 51%(479) 20%(186) 931 Gender: Female 18%(196) 58%(611) 24%(252) 1059 Age: 18-34 24%(118) 52%(259) 25%(123) 500 Age: 35-44 25%(75) 59%(179) 16%(48) 302 Age: 45-64 23%(170) 54%(390) 23%(165) 725 Age: 65+ 21%(99) 56%(261) 22%(103) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 18%(29) 53%(85) 29%(47) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 25%(133) 53%(280) 21%(111) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 24%(121) 54%(268) 21%(106) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 21%(156) 58%(421) 21%(153) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 6%(45) 82%(656) 12%(96) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 18%(100) 57%(312) 24%(133) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 49%(317) 19%(122) 32%(210) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 9%(31) 80%(271) 11%(37) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 3%(14) 84%(385) 13%(60) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 21%(55) 55%(143) 24%(61) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 16%(45) 59%(169) 25%(72) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 54%(181) 20%(65) 27%(89) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 43%(136) 18%(57) 39%(121) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 6%(40) 85%(538) 9%(56) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 14%(77) 64%(345) 22%(116) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 47%(326) 24%(168) 29%(203) 697 Educ: < College 24%(303) 50%(623) 26%(326) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 22%(103) 62%(292) 16%(76) 471 Educ: Post-grad 21%(56) 65%(175) 14%(37) 268 Income: Under 50k 21%(227) 55%(582) 24%(253) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 26%(164) 53%(335) 22%(137) 635 Income: 100k+ 24%(71) 59%(174) 17%(49) 293 Ethnicity: White 26%(420) 52%(836) 22%(353) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 17%(33) 62%(120) 20%(39) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL11: During the final month of President Trump’s time in office, do you expect him to use his powers to pardon those who have committed federal crimes: Mostly for the good of Mostly for his own Don’t Know / No Demographic the country benet Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(462) 55%(1090) 22%(439) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 8%(21) 69%(173) 23%(58) 252 Ethnicity: Other 16%(20) 62%(80) 22%(28) 128 All Christian 28%(271) 51%(490) 21%(198) 959 All Non-Christian 21%(20) 63%(61) 16%(16) 96 Atheist 16%(14) 79%(70) 5%(4) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 17%(85) 60%(298) 22%(111) 494 Something Else 20%(72) 49%(171) 31%(110) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 22%(25) 61%(68) 17%(19) 112 Evangelical 33%(188) 39%(217) 28%(157) 561 Non-Evangelical 21%(149) 59%(427) 20%(146) 722 Community: Urban 19%(106) 61%(340) 20%(109) 555 Community: Suburban 22%(205) 57%(520) 21%(194) 919 Community: Rural 29%(151) 45%(230) 26%(135) 516 Employ: Private Sector 25%(149) 54%(328) 21%(127) 604 Employ: Government 21%(27) 58%(76) 21%(28) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 27%(41) 57%(84) 16%(24) 149 Employ: Homemaker 29%(36) 39%(48) 31%(38) 123 Employ: Student 20%(16) 60%(47) 20%(16) 79 Employ: Retired 23%(120) 56%(290) 21%(107) 517 Employ: Unemployed 19%(53) 59%(164) 23%(63) 280 Employ: Other 18%(19) 49%(52) 33%(36) 106 Military HH: Yes 24%(84) 55%(192) 20%(71) 347 Military HH: No 23%(377) 55%(898) 22%(368) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 41%(225) 34%(185) 25%(137) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 16%(236) 63%(905) 21%(302) 1443 Trump Job Approve 52%(412) 14%(111) 34%(272) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 4%(46) 85%(972) 11%(131) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL11: During the final month of President Trump’s time in office, do you expect him to use his powers to pardon those who have committed federal crimes: Mostly for the good of Mostly for his own Don’t Know / No Demographic the country benet Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(462) 55%(1090) 22%(439) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 61%(313) 8%(40) 32%(163) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 36%(99) 25%(71) 39%(109) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 11%(21) 67%(125) 22%(42) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 3%(25) 88%(847) 9%(90) 962 Favorable of Trump 52%(412) 12%(97) 35%(276) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 4%(46) 84%(976) 12%(138) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 64%(323) 6%(32) 30%(152) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 32%(88) 23%(65) 45%(125) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 13%(20) 65%(102) 22%(35) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 3%(26) 87%(874) 10%(103) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 30%(218) 46%(338) 24%(180) 736 #1 Issue: Security 50%(98) 20%(39) 30%(59) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 14%(50) 70%(256) 17%(60) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 13%(39) 63%(181) 24%(69) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 13%(14) 62%(70) 25%(28) 112 #1 Issue: Education 24%(18) 56%(43) 20%(15) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 8%(5) 81%(58) 12%(8) 72 #1 Issue: Other 13%(19) 74%(105) 13%(19) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 5%(40) 84%(630) 11%(79) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 50%(280) 21%(118) 29%(164) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 5%(37) 86%(605) 9%(66) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 49%(326) 21%(137) 30%(203) 666 2016 Vote: Other 8%(10) 68%(87) 24%(30) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 18%(89) 53%(260) 29%(140) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 23%(288) 58%(717) 19%(230) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 23%(173) 49%(373) 28%(209) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 10%(84) 76%(672) 14%(123) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 46%(222) 26%(124) 28%(138) 484 2012 Vote: Other 37%(20) 35%(19) 28%(15) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 24%(135) 48%(273) 29%(163) 571 Continued on next page

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241 Morning Consult Table POL12_1

Table POL12_1: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Rudy Giuliani Don’t Know / No Demographic Appropriate Inappropriate Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(454) 48%(957) 29%(579) 1990 Gender: Male 29%(267) 47%(436) 24%(228) 931 Gender: Female 18%(187) 49%(521) 33%(351) 1059 Age: 18-34 15%(74) 43%(213) 43%(213) 500 Age: 35-44 21%(64) 44%(132) 35%(106) 302 Age: 45-64 26%(191) 51%(366) 23%(168) 725 Age: 65+ 27%(126) 53%(245) 20%(92) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 8%(13) 39%(63) 53%(85) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 19%(100) 43%(227) 37%(196) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 25%(125) 47%(231) 28%(139) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 26%(189) 55%(403) 19%(138) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 7%(53) 75%(594) 19%(150) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 17%(91) 48%(260) 36%(194) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 48%(310) 16%(103) 36%(235) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 10%(32) 75%(252) 16%(53) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 4%(20) 75%(342) 21%(97) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 22%(57) 50%(129) 28%(72) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 12%(34) 46%(131) 42%(121) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 53%(178) 16%(55) 31%(102) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 42%(133) 15%(48) 42%(133) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 5%(35) 76%(485) 18%(115) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 15%(83) 56%(302) 29%(154) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 47%(330) 19%(135) 33%(232) 697 Educ: < College 23%(286) 42%(531) 35%(435) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 24%(111) 55%(258) 22%(101) 471 Educ: Post-grad 21%(57) 63%(168) 16%(43) 268 Income: Under 50k 19%(203) 47%(500) 34%(359) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 26%(167) 48%(303) 26%(165) 635 Income: 100k+ 29%(85) 52%(154) 19%(55) 293 Ethnicity: White 26%(418) 45%(723) 29%(468) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL12_1: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Rudy Giuliani Don’t Know / No Demographic Appropriate Inappropriate Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(454) 48%(957) 29%(579) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 17%(33) 51%(98) 33%(63) 193 Ethnicity: Black 10%(24) 64%(161) 27%(67) 252 Ethnicity: Other 9%(12) 58%(74) 33%(43) 128 All Christian 31%(295) 45%(429) 24%(235) 959 All Non-Christian 17%(17) 62%(60) 21%(20) 96 Atheist 8%(7) 77%(68) 15%(13) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 14%(68) 53%(261) 33%(165) 494 Something Else 19%(68) 39%(138) 41%(146) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 16%(18) 61%(69) 23%(25) 112 Evangelical 35%(195) 33%(185) 32%(181) 561 Non-Evangelical 23%(164) 50%(364) 27%(193) 722 Community: Urban 17%(94) 56%(309) 28%(153) 555 Community: Suburban 24%(219) 49%(453) 27%(246) 919 Community: Rural 27%(141) 38%(195) 35%(180) 516 Employ: Private Sector 25%(151) 50%(301) 25%(151) 604 Employ: Government 19%(25) 47%(62) 34%(45) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 21%(31) 49%(74) 30%(44) 149 Employ: Homemaker 21%(26) 36%(44) 43%(53) 123 Employ: Student 10%(8) 38%(30) 52%(41) 79 Employ: Retired 28%(145) 53%(273) 19%(100) 517 Employ: Unemployed 19%(52) 43%(121) 38%(106) 280 Employ: Other 15%(16) 49%(52) 36%(38) 106 Military HH: Yes 30%(103) 49%(171) 21%(73) 347 Military HH: No 21%(351) 48%(786) 31%(506) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 39%(215) 29%(159) 32%(173) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 17%(239) 55%(798) 28%(405) 1443 Trump Job Approve 49%(389) 12%(92) 39%(313) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 5%(62) 74%(853) 20%(235) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL12_1: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Rudy Giuliani Don’t Know / No Demographic Appropriate Inappropriate Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(454) 48%(957) 29%(579) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 57%(296) 7%(39) 35%(181) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 33%(93) 19%(54) 47%(131) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 13%(23) 52%(97) 35%(66) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 4%(38) 79%(756) 18%(168) 962 Favorable of Trump 50%(390) 11%(85) 39%(310) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 5%(61) 74%(859) 21%(240) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 58%(292) 8%(39) 35%(176) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 35%(98) 17%(47) 48%(134) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 17%(27) 45%(71) 38%(60) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 3%(34) 79%(788) 18%(180) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 26%(194) 39%(289) 35%(254) 736 #1 Issue: Security 53%(105) 17%(33) 30%(58) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 12%(45) 66%(242) 22%(80) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 18%(52) 59%(169) 23%(67) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 9%(10) 46%(51) 45%(51) 112 #1 Issue: Education 16%(12) 51%(39) 33%(26) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 18%(13) 65%(47) 17%(12) 72 #1 Issue: Other 17%(24) 62%(88) 21%(30) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 7%(53) 79%(590) 14%(107) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 52%(292) 19%(106) 29%(163) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 7%(51) 79%(559) 14%(97) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 50%(330) 17%(114) 33%(222) 666 2016 Vote: Other 14%(17) 62%(78) 25%(31) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 11%(56) 42%(206) 47%(228) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 26%(322) 52%(647) 22%(266) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 18%(132) 41%(310) 41%(313) 755 Continued on next page

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245 Morning Consult Table POL12_2

Table POL12_2: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Jared Kushner Don’t Know / No Demographic Appropriate Inappropriate Opinion Total N Registered Voters 19%(379) 47%(944) 34%(667) 1990 Gender: Male 25%(234) 46%(431) 29%(266) 931 Gender: Female 14%(145) 48%(513) 38%(401) 1059 Age: 18-34 14%(71) 43%(213) 43%(216) 500 Age: 35-44 14%(44) 43%(131) 42%(128) 302 Age: 45-64 21%(151) 49%(358) 30%(216) 725 Age: 65+ 24%(113) 52%(242) 23%(108) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 4%(7) 43%(69) 53%(85) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 17%(91) 42%(222) 40%(210) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 19%(96) 45%(222) 36%(177) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 22%(161) 54%(397) 24%(172) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 5%(37) 75%(600) 20%(160) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 14%(75) 47%(256) 39%(215) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 41%(267) 14%(88) 45%(293) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 7%(24) 75%(252) 18%(62) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 3%(13) 76%(348) 21%(98) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 19%(49) 50%(131) 31%(80) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 9%(26) 44%(125) 47%(135) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 48%(161) 15%(49) 37%(125) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 34%(106) 13%(39) 54%(168) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 6%(37) 76%(482) 18%(115) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 11%(57) 55%(294) 35%(188) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 40%(281) 19%(129) 41%(287) 697 Educ: < College 19%(233) 41%(518) 40%(501) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 20%(95) 55%(260) 24%(115) 471 Educ: Post-grad 19%(51) 62%(166) 19%(51) 268 Income: Under 50k 15%(158) 47%(496) 38%(407) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 23%(145) 47%(297) 30%(193) 635 Income: 100k+ 26%(75) 51%(151) 23%(67) 293 Ethnicity: White 22%(352) 44%(709) 34%(548) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL12_2: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Jared Kushner Don’t Know / No Demographic Appropriate Inappropriate Opinion Total N Registered Voters 19%(379) 47%(944) 34%(667) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 16%(31) 52%(101) 32%(61) 193 Ethnicity: Black 7%(18) 62%(157) 31%(78) 252 Ethnicity: Other 7%(9) 61%(78) 32%(41) 128 All Christian 26%(254) 44%(423) 29%(283) 959 All Non-Christian 15%(15) 62%(60) 22%(22) 96 Atheist 7%(6) 79%(69) 14%(13) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 11%(52) 53%(262) 36%(179) 494 Something Else 15%(52) 37%(129) 49%(172) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 15%(17) 58%(65) 27%(30) 112 Evangelical 30%(168) 31%(172) 40%(222) 561 Non-Evangelical 19%(135) 51%(367) 30%(219) 722 Community: Urban 13%(75) 55%(307) 31%(173) 555 Community: Suburban 20%(188) 48%(442) 31%(289) 919 Community: Rural 23%(116) 38%(195) 40%(205) 516 Employ: Private Sector 21%(126) 46%(279) 33%(199) 604 Employ: Government 18%(23) 47%(62) 35%(46) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 16%(24) 53%(79) 31%(46) 149 Employ: Homemaker 16%(20) 31%(38) 52%(64) 123 Employ: Student 7%(5) 41%(33) 52%(41) 79 Employ: Retired 25%(131) 52%(270) 22%(116) 517 Employ: Unemployed 13%(35) 46%(128) 41%(116) 280 Employ: Other 12%(13) 51%(55) 36%(39) 106 Military HH: Yes 26%(91) 48%(165) 26%(91) 347 Military HH: No 18%(288) 47%(779) 35%(576) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 34%(185) 28%(154) 38%(209) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 13%(194) 55%(790) 32%(458) 1443 Trump Job Approve 41%(327) 11%(90) 48%(378) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 4%(50) 73%(844) 22%(255) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL12_2: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Jared Kushner Don’t Know / No Demographic Appropriate Inappropriate Opinion Total N Registered Voters 19%(379) 47%(944) 34%(667) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 50%(256) 8%(39) 43%(221) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 25%(71) 18%(51) 56%(157) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 10%(19) 46%(87) 43%(81) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 3%(30) 79%(758) 18%(175) 962 Favorable of Trump 43%(335) 10%(79) 47%(371) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 4%(42) 73%(850) 23%(268) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 51%(260) 6%(31) 42%(215) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 27%(75) 17%(48) 56%(156) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 11%(17) 43%(68) 46%(73) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 3%(26) 78%(782) 19%(195) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 22%(165) 39%(289) 38%(282) 736 #1 Issue: Security 48%(93) 14%(28) 38%(75) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 7%(27) 68%(248) 25%(91) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 16%(45) 54%(156) 30%(87) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 9%(10) 45%(50) 46%(52) 112 #1 Issue: Education 11%(8) 51%(39) 38%(29) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 13%(9) 62%(44) 25%(18) 72 #1 Issue: Other 15%(21) 62%(89) 23%(32) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 5%(41) 78%(585) 16%(124) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 46%(260) 17%(96) 37%(205) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 5%(37) 79%(559) 16%(112) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 43%(285) 15%(103) 42%(278) 666 2016 Vote: Other 10%(13) 60%(76) 30%(38) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(44) 42%(205) 49%(240) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 22%(275) 51%(633) 26%(327) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 14%(103) 41%(311) 45%(340) 755 Continued on next page

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249 Morning Consult Table POL12_3

Table POL12_3: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Ivanka Trump Don’t Know / No Demographic Appropriate Inappropriate Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(485) 51%(1020) 24%(486) 1990 Gender: Male 30%(284) 48%(447) 22%(201) 931 Gender: Female 19%(201) 54%(573) 27%(285) 1059 Age: 18-34 22%(112) 48%(241) 29%(147) 500 Age: 35-44 25%(76) 47%(142) 28%(84) 302 Age: 45-64 23%(167) 54%(395) 22%(162) 725 Age: 65+ 28%(129) 52%(241) 20%(92) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 11%(18) 54%(87) 35%(56) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 26%(137) 46%(242) 28%(145) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 24%(120) 51%(253) 25%(121) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 25%(182) 55%(404) 20%(145) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 7%(59) 80%(635) 13%(103) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 18%(97) 52%(283) 30%(166) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 51%(329) 16%(102) 33%(217) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 11%(37) 76%(257) 13%(44) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 5%(22) 82%(378) 13%(59) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 23%(58) 52%(135) 26%(66) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 13%(38) 52%(148) 35%(100) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 56%(189) 17%(56) 27%(90) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 45%(141) 15%(47) 40%(126) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 9%(58) 80%(506) 11%(70) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 15%(80) 60%(321) 26%(138) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 48%(337) 21%(149) 30%(211) 697 Educ: < College 25%(314) 46%(579) 29%(358) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 23%(109) 58%(272) 19%(89) 471 Educ: Post-grad 23%(61) 63%(168) 14%(38) 268 Income: Under 50k 22%(229) 50%(535) 28%(297) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 27%(170) 51%(325) 22%(140) 635 Income: 100k+ 29%(85) 55%(160) 16%(48) 293 Ethnicity: White 28%(443) 48%(770) 25%(397) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL12_3: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Ivanka Trump Don’t Know / No Demographic Appropriate Inappropriate Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(485) 51%(1020) 24%(486) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 23%(45) 53%(101) 24%(46) 193 Ethnicity: Black 11%(28) 68%(172) 21%(52) 252 Ethnicity: Other 10%(13) 61%(78) 28%(36) 128 All Christian 32%(303) 46%(443) 22%(213) 959 All Non-Christian 21%(20) 61%(58) 19%(18) 96 Atheist 10%(9) 80%(71) 10%(8) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 15%(76) 58%(285) 27%(133) 494 Something Else 22%(77) 46%(163) 32%(114) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 19%(22) 61%(68) 20%(22) 112 Evangelical 37%(209) 34%(189) 29%(163) 561 Non-Evangelical 23%(166) 55%(397) 22%(158) 722 Community: Urban 20%(109) 59%(328) 21%(118) 555 Community: Suburban 25%(226) 53%(483) 23%(210) 919 Community: Rural 29%(150) 40%(208) 31%(158) 516 Employ: Private Sector 26%(159) 51%(308) 23%(138) 604 Employ: Government 21%(27) 55%(72) 24%(32) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 25%(38) 51%(77) 23%(35) 149 Employ: Homemaker 27%(33) 37%(45) 36%(45) 123 Employ: Student 10%(8) 60%(47) 30%(23) 79 Employ: Retired 28%(147) 53%(272) 19%(98) 517 Employ: Unemployed 20%(56) 51%(142) 29%(82) 280 Employ: Other 16%(17) 53%(56) 31%(33) 106 Military HH: Yes 30%(103) 52%(181) 18%(63) 347 Military HH: No 23%(382) 51%(839) 26%(423) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 43%(233) 29%(158) 29%(156) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 17%(252) 60%(862) 23%(329) 1443 Trump Job Approve 52%(412) 12%(94) 36%(288) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 6%(68) 80%(916) 14%(166) 1149 Continued on next page

251 Morning Consult Table POL12_3

Table POL12_3: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Ivanka Trump Don’t Know / No Demographic Appropriate Inappropriate Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(485) 51%(1020) 24%(486) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 62%(318) 7%(34) 32%(164) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 34%(94) 21%(60) 45%(124) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 11%(21) 59%(110) 30%(55) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 5%(46) 84%(805) 12%(111) 962 Favorable of Trump 53%(418) 11%(83) 36%(285) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 5%(60) 80%(927) 15%(173) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 63%(322) 5%(28) 31%(157) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 35%(97) 20%(55) 46%(127) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 16%(25) 53%(84) 31%(49) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 3%(35) 84%(844) 12%(124) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 28%(206) 44%(326) 28%(205) 736 #1 Issue: Security 56%(111) 14%(27) 30%(58) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 13%(46) 71%(259) 17%(61) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 21%(60) 58%(167) 21%(61) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 12%(14) 53%(60) 34%(39) 112 #1 Issue: Education 23%(17) 54%(41) 23%(18) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 15%(11) 68%(49) 17%(12) 72 #1 Issue: Other 14%(20) 63%(90) 23%(32) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 8%(62) 80%(597) 12%(91) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 52%(291) 19%(104) 30%(166) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 8%(56) 82%(580) 10%(71) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 51%(342) 16%(107) 33%(217) 666 2016 Vote: Other 12%(15) 63%(79) 25%(32) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 15%(72) 52%(253) 34%(165) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 27%(330) 53%(656) 20%(250) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 21%(155) 48%(364) 31%(236) 755 Continued on next page

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253 Morning Consult Table POL12_4

Table POL12_4: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Donald Trump Jr. Don’t Know / No Demographic Appropriate Inappropriate Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(473) 54%(1065) 23%(452) 1990 Gender: Male 29%(274) 51%(475) 20%(182) 931 Gender: Female 19%(198) 56%(590) 26%(270) 1059 Age: 18-34 20%(98) 54%(268) 27%(134) 500 Age: 35-44 25%(77) 51%(155) 23%(70) 302 Age: 45-64 24%(171) 55%(396) 22%(158) 725 Age: 65+ 27%(127) 53%(246) 19%(90) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 12%(19) 59%(95) 29%(47) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 25%(128) 51%(265) 25%(130) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 24%(117) 53%(262) 23%(116) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 25%(181) 56%(409) 19%(140) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 5%(40) 84%(669) 11%(88) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 18%(100) 53%(288) 29%(157) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 51%(332) 17%(109) 32%(207) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 7%(24) 83%(281) 10%(33) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 3%(16) 85%(388) 12%(55) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 22%(58) 51%(133) 26%(68) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 15%(42) 54%(154) 31%(90) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 57%(192) 18%(61) 24%(82) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 45%(140) 15%(48) 40%(125) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 7%(45) 82%(521) 11%(69) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 14%(75) 63%(338) 23%(126) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 49%(344) 22%(152) 29%(202) 697 Educ: < College 24%(303) 50%(620) 26%(328) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 23%(110) 58%(273) 19%(88) 471 Educ: Post-grad 22%(59) 64%(172) 13%(36) 268 Income: Under 50k 21%(225) 53%(562) 26%(274) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 26%(164) 53%(336) 21%(136) 635 Income: 100k+ 29%(84) 57%(167) 14%(42) 293 Ethnicity: White 27%(434) 50%(798) 23%(378) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL12_4: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Donald Trump Jr. Don’t Know / No Demographic Appropriate Inappropriate Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(473) 54%(1065) 23%(452) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 21%(41) 59%(114) 20%(38) 193 Ethnicity: Black 9%(24) 71%(180) 19%(48) 252 Ethnicity: Other 12%(15) 68%(87) 20%(26) 128 All Christian 31%(297) 48%(459) 21%(203) 959 All Non-Christian 19%(18) 67%(65) 14%(13) 96 Atheist 13%(11) 78%(68) 9%(8) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 14%(68) 61%(302) 25%(123) 494 Something Else 22%(78) 48%(171) 30%(104) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 18%(20) 67%(75) 16%(18) 112 Evangelical 37%(206) 36%(203) 27%(152) 561 Non-Evangelical 23%(164) 56%(407) 21%(150) 722 Community: Urban 17%(92) 63%(352) 20%(111) 555 Community: Suburban 26%(236) 53%(487) 21%(196) 919 Community: Rural 28%(145) 44%(226) 28%(146) 516 Employ: Private Sector 26%(157) 53%(323) 21%(124) 604 Employ: Government 22%(29) 57%(75) 20%(27) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 20%(30) 57%(85) 23%(35) 149 Employ: Homemaker 25%(30) 38%(47) 38%(46) 123 Employ: Student 14%(11) 62%(49) 25%(20) 79 Employ: Retired 29%(149) 53%(273) 18%(95) 517 Employ: Unemployed 18%(49) 55%(155) 27%(76) 280 Employ: Other 16%(17) 55%(59) 28%(30) 106 Military HH: Yes 28%(99) 53%(183) 19%(65) 347 Military HH: No 23%(374) 54%(882) 24%(387) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 42%(229) 31%(170) 27%(149) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 17%(244) 62%(895) 21%(304) 1443 Trump Job Approve 52%(412) 13%(105) 35%(277) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 5%(54) 83%(949) 13%(147) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL12_4: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Donald Trump Jr. Don’t Know / No Demographic Appropriate Inappropriate Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(473) 54%(1065) 23%(452) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 62%(319) 9%(44) 30%(153) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 34%(94) 22%(61) 44%(124) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 12%(22) 61%(115) 27%(50) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 3%(32) 87%(834) 10%(96) 962 Favorable of Trump 54%(428) 11%(87) 35%(271) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 4%(42) 83%(965) 13%(153) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 65%(329) 7%(35) 28%(143) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 35%(99) 19%(52) 46%(128) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 12%(18) 61%(96) 27%(43) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 2%(24) 87%(868) 11%(110) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 29%(214) 46%(339) 25%(184) 736 #1 Issue: Security 55%(109) 18%(35) 27%(53) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 11%(39) 74%(271) 15%(56) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 19%(55) 59%(169) 22%(64) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 10%(11) 57%(64) 33%(37) 112 #1 Issue: Education 18%(14) 59%(45) 22%(17) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 15%(11) 67%(48) 17%(12) 72 #1 Issue: Other 14%(20) 65%(93) 21%(30) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 6%(45) 83%(623) 11%(82) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 52%(293) 20%(111) 28%(158) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 5%(38) 86%(607) 9%(62) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 52%(347) 16%(109) 31%(209) 666 2016 Vote: Other 10%(13) 65%(82) 25%(31) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 15%(73) 54%(266) 31%(150) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 25%(312) 56%(688) 19%(235) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 21%(161) 50%(377) 29%(217) 755 Continued on next page

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257 Morning Consult Table POL12_5

Table POL12_5: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Eric Trump Don’t Know / No Demographic Appropriate Inappropriate Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(453) 52%(1029) 26%(508) 1990 Gender: Male 29%(267) 49%(455) 23%(210) 931 Gender: Female 18%(186) 54%(574) 28%(298) 1059 Age: 18-34 19%(95) 50%(248) 31%(157) 500 Age: 35-44 22%(67) 47%(143) 30%(92) 302 Age: 45-64 23%(165) 54%(392) 23%(168) 725 Age: 65+ 27%(126) 53%(246) 20%(91) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 10%(15) 56%(90) 35%(56) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 23%(120) 46%(243) 31%(160) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 23%(113) 51%(253) 26%(129) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 24%(178) 56%(410) 20%(143) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 5%(37) 81%(643) 15%(116) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 17%(94) 53%(288) 30%(163) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 50%(321) 15%(98) 35%(229) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 8%(26) 78%(262) 15%(49) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 2%(11) 83%(381) 15%(67) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 21%(55) 53%(136) 26%(68) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 14%(40) 53%(151) 33%(95) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 55%(186) 17%(56) 28%(93) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 43%(136) 13%(42) 43%(136) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 7%(46) 81%(513) 12%(75) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 13%(69) 61%(327) 26%(142) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 48%(333) 21%(145) 32%(220) 697 Educ: < College 23%(291) 47%(588) 30%(373) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 22%(105) 57%(270) 20%(95) 471 Educ: Post-grad 21%(57) 64%(171) 15%(40) 268 Income: Under 50k 20%(210) 51%(537) 30%(315) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 26%(162) 52%(328) 23%(145) 635 Income: 100k+ 28%(81) 56%(164) 17%(49) 293 Ethnicity: White 26%(417) 48%(778) 26%(414) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL12_5: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Eric Trump Don’t Know / No Demographic Appropriate Inappropriate Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(453) 52%(1029) 26%(508) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 21%(40) 55%(107) 24%(46) 193 Ethnicity: Black 9%(23) 68%(172) 23%(58) 252 Ethnicity: Other 10%(13) 62%(79) 28%(36) 128 All Christian 31%(296) 46%(445) 23%(218) 959 All Non-Christian 17%(16) 64%(61) 19%(19) 96 Atheist 10%(8) 79%(70) 11%(10) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 13%(65) 59%(290) 28%(139) 494 Something Else 19%(68) 46%(163) 35%(122) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 16%(18) 63%(71) 21%(23) 112 Evangelical 36%(201) 34%(190) 30%(171) 561 Non-Evangelical 22%(159) 55%(398) 23%(165) 722 Community: Urban 16%(90) 61%(336) 23%(129) 555 Community: Suburban 24%(220) 52%(479) 24%(220) 919 Community: Rural 28%(143) 41%(214) 31%(159) 516 Employ: Private Sector 25%(150) 51%(308) 24%(146) 604 Employ: Government 19%(26) 52%(69) 28%(37) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 22%(32) 55%(82) 23%(35) 149 Employ: Homemaker 26%(32) 36%(45) 38%(47) 123 Employ: Student 10%(8) 59%(47) 30%(24) 79 Employ: Retired 29%(148) 53%(273) 19%(96) 517 Employ: Unemployed 15%(42) 53%(147) 32%(90) 280 Employ: Other 14%(15) 55%(58) 31%(33) 106 Military HH: Yes 28%(98) 52%(179) 20%(70) 347 Military HH: No 22%(355) 52%(850) 27%(438) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 40%(219) 29%(158) 31%(170) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 16%(234) 60%(871) 23%(338) 1443 Trump Job Approve 50%(395) 12%(94) 38%(305) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 5%(52) 81%(927) 15%(170) 1149 Continued on next page

259 Morning Consult Table POL12_5

Table POL12_5: As you may know, some say that President Trump is considering pre-emptively granting pardons to each of the following. Based on what you know, do you believe it’s appropriate or inappropriate for President Trump to grant pardons to each of the following? Eric Trump Don’t Know / No Demographic Appropriate Inappropriate Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(453) 52%(1029) 26%(508) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 60%(310) 7%(37) 33%(169) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 31%(85) 20%(57) 49%(136) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 9%(17) 59%(109) 32%(60) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 4%(35) 85%(817) 11%(110) 962 Favorable of Trump 52%(407) 11%(84) 37%(294) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 4%(42) 80%(933) 16%(185) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 63%(320) 6%(29) 31%(158) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 31%(88) 20%(55) 49%(136) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 11%(17) 55%(87) 34%(54) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 3%(25) 84%(845) 13%(132) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 27%(202) 44%(321) 29%(214) 736 #1 Issue: Security 55%(107) 14%(28) 31%(61) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 10%(36) 73%(268) 17%(62) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 19%(56) 58%(167) 23%(65) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 8%(9) 54%(61) 38%(42) 112 #1 Issue: Education 15%(11) 56%(43) 29%(22) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 14%(10) 68%(49) 17%(12) 72 #1 Issue: Other 15%(21) 65%(93) 20%(29) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 5%(38) 82%(615) 13%(97) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 51%(288) 18%(104) 30%(169) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 5%(38) 83%(589) 11%(81) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 51%(336) 16%(105) 34%(224) 666 2016 Vote: Other 12%(16) 64%(82) 23%(29) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 13%(63) 52%(253) 36%(174) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 25%(307) 54%(669) 21%(259) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 19%(146) 48%(360) 33%(249) 755 Continued on next page

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261 Morning Consult Table POL13

Table POL13: Do you approve or disapprove of the way President-elect Joe Biden is handling his presidential transition? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(787) 20%(389) 9%(171) 21%(417) 11%(226) 1990 Gender: Male 37%(348) 21%(200) 9%(83) 22%(206) 10%(94) 931 Gender: Female 42%(439) 18%(189) 8%(87) 20%(211) 12%(132) 1059 Age: 18-34 37%(183) 24%(119) 10%(50) 16%(80) 14%(68) 500 Age: 35-44 36%(109) 20%(59) 10%(29) 21%(64) 14%(42) 302 Age: 45-64 42%(301) 18%(132) 7%(54) 22%(159) 11%(79) 725 Age: 65+ 42%(194) 17%(78) 8%(38) 25%(114) 8%(38) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 42%(67) 23%(38) 13%(20) 12%(19) 10%(17) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 34%(178) 23%(119) 9%(47) 19%(100) 15%(78) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 40%(196) 19%(94) 8%(40) 22%(108) 12%(57) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 43%(316) 18%(128) 7%(53) 23%(169) 9%(65) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 71%(565) 19%(155) 3%(23) 2%(16) 5%(38) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 31%(167) 25%(137) 9%(50) 16%(86) 19%(105) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 9%(56) 15%(97) 15%(98) 49%(315) 13%(83) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 69%(234) 21%(72) 4%(12) 3%(10) 3%(9) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 72%(331) 18%(82) 2%(10) 1%(7) 6%(29) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 33%(85) 27%(69) 10%(25) 16%(41) 15%(39) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 29%(82) 24%(68) 9%(25) 16%(45) 23%(66) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 9%(29) 17%(58) 14%(46) 47%(156) 14%(46) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 9%(27) 12%(39) 17%(52) 51%(159) 12%(38) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 67%(426) 21%(136) 4%(23) 3%(22) 4%(28) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 46%(247) 26%(139) 7%(36) 9%(48) 13%(69) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 13%(93) 13%(92) 15%(102) 47%(327) 12%(83) 697 Educ: < College 36%(446) 19%(239) 8%(105) 23%(292) 14%(170) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 43%(204) 21%(99) 9%(40) 19%(89) 8%(39) 471 Educ: Post-grad 51%(137) 19%(51) 9%(25) 14%(36) 7%(18) 268 Income: Under 50k 41%(431) 18%(194) 8%(87) 20%(210) 13%(139) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 38%(239) 19%(123) 9%(59) 23%(148) 10%(66) 635 Income: 100k+ 40%(117) 25%(72) 8%(24) 20%(60) 7%(21) 293 Ethnicity: White 37%(590) 19%(301) 9%(144) 24%(394) 11%(181) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 43%(82) 22%(43) 9%(17) 14%(26) 13%(25) 193 Ethnicity: Black 57%(145) 20%(50) 6%(15) 5%(12) 12%(31) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL13: Do you approve or disapprove of the way President-elect Joe Biden is handling his presidential transition? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(787) 20%(389) 9%(171) 21%(417) 11%(226) 1990 Ethnicity: Other 41%(53) 30%(38) 10%(12) 8%(11) 11%(14) 128 All Christian 36%(345) 20%(192) 10%(92) 25%(241) 9%(89) 959 All Non-Christian 56%(54) 22%(21) 2%(2) 16%(15) 5%(4) 96 Atheist 55%(49) 25%(22) 5%(4) 11%(10) 4%(3) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 43%(213) 18%(87) 8%(40) 15%(72) 16%(81) 494 Something Else 36%(126) 19%(66) 9%(33) 22%(79) 14%(49) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 51%(57) 23%(26) 5%(6) 15%(17) 6%(7) 112 Evangelical 26%(148) 19%(107) 11%(60) 31%(174) 13%(73) 561 Non-Evangelical 43%(313) 20%(143) 8%(61) 20%(144) 8%(61) 722 Community: Urban 49%(271) 22%(122) 7%(39) 11%(62) 11%(61) 555 Community: Suburban 39%(360) 20%(180) 9%(81) 22%(200) 11%(99) 919 Community: Rural 30%(157) 17%(87) 10%(51) 30%(155) 13%(66) 516 Employ: Private Sector 36%(217) 24%(148) 10%(57) 21%(127) 9%(55) 604 Employ: Government 43%(57) 21%(28) 10%(13) 15%(20) 11%(14) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 39%(59) 20%(31) 10%(14) 21%(32) 9%(14) 149 Employ: Homemaker 23%(28) 14%(17) 11%(14) 35%(44) 17%(20) 123 Employ: Student 51%(40) 23%(18) 4%(3) 7%(6) 16%(12) 79 Employ: Retired 44%(225) 16%(81) 8%(39) 24%(122) 9%(49) 517 Employ: Unemployed 40%(111) 19%(54) 8%(21) 18%(49) 16%(44) 280 Employ: Other 46%(49) 12%(12) 8%(9) 16%(17) 18%(19) 106 Military HH: Yes 37%(127) 19%(67) 7%(23) 26%(91) 11%(39) 347 Military HH: No 40%(660) 20%(322) 9%(147) 20%(325) 11%(188) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 26%(145) 19%(106) 11%(62) 33%(179) 10%(57) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 45%(643) 20%(283) 8%(109) 17%(238) 12%(170) 1443 Trump Job Approve 6%(51) 16%(124) 16%(128) 47%(373) 15%(118) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 64%(734) 22%(256) 3%(40) 3%(35) 7%(85) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 6%(32) 9%(45) 12%(61) 63%(323) 11%(56) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 7%(19) 29%(79) 24%(68) 18%(50) 22%(62) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 27%(50) 40%(76) 10%(19) 7%(12) 16%(30) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 71%(684) 19%(180) 2%(21) 2%(23) 6%(55) 962 Continued on next page

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Table POL13: Do you approve or disapprove of the way President-elect Joe Biden is handling his presidential transition? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(787) 20%(389) 9%(171) 21%(417) 11%(226) 1990 Favorable of Trump 5%(40) 15%(120) 17%(131) 48%(379) 15%(116) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 64%(737) 23%(262) 3%(38) 3%(38) 7%(84) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 4%(18) 8%(43) 13%(67) 64%(326) 11%(54) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 8%(22) 28%(77) 23%(64) 19%(53) 22%(62) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 26%(40) 42%(66) 11%(17) 8%(13) 14%(21) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 70%(697) 20%(196) 2%(21) 3%(25) 6%(63) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 29%(213) 23%(169) 13%(94) 24%(175) 11%(84) 736 #1 Issue: Security 19%(38) 9%(17) 13%(26) 49%(96) 11%(21) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 53%(194) 24%(89) 5%(17) 8%(31) 10%(35) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 44%(127) 17%(50) 3%(10) 21%(61) 14%(40) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 55%(62) 13%(14) 7%(8) 12%(13) 13%(15) 112 #1 Issue: Education 45%(34) 14%(11) 12%(9) 14%(10) 16%(12) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 60%(43) 20%(15) 5%(3) 5%(3) 11%(8) 72 #1 Issue: Other 53%(76) 17%(24) 3%(4) 19%(27) 8%(12) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 69%(516) 20%(149) 2%(17) 3%(26) 6%(42) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 9%(51) 18%(103) 16%(88) 47%(265) 10%(56) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 74%(525) 18%(130) 2%(14) 2%(14) 3%(25) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 9%(58) 16%(109) 15%(101) 46%(305) 14%(93) 666 2016 Vote: Other 26%(33) 40%(50) 6%(7) 12%(15) 16%(21) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 35%(171) 20%(99) 10%(48) 17%(83) 18%(89) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 44%(546) 18%(224) 8%(97) 22%(268) 8%(99) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 32%(241) 22%(164) 10%(73) 20%(149) 17%(127) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 63%(554) 19%(170) 5%(40) 6%(56) 7%(60) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 11%(55) 18%(86) 13%(64) 45%(218) 13%(62) 484 2012 Vote: Other 15%(8) 10%(5) 23%(12) 34%(18) 18%(10) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 30%(170) 22%(127) 10%(55) 22%(124) 17%(95) 571 4-Region: Northeast 45%(158) 21%(75) 7%(25) 16%(58) 11%(39) 355 4-Region: Midwest 37%(171) 20%(91) 8%(38) 23%(105) 11%(52) 457 4-Region: South 36%(270) 18%(134) 9%(70) 25%(186) 11%(83) 743 4-Region: West 43%(188) 20%(89) 9%(37) 16%(68) 12%(53) 435 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_1: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Antony Blinken, Secretary of State Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 16%(320) 14%(280) 5%(90) 15%(292) 51%(1008) 1990 Gender: Male 16%(153) 17%(159) 5%(51) 18%(170) 43%(398) 931 Gender: Female 16%(167) 11%(121) 4%(39) 11%(122) 58%(610) 1059 Age: 18-34 10%(52) 18%(90) 6%(30) 13%(67) 52%(261) 500 Age: 35-44 12%(36) 14%(43) 6%(17) 13%(38) 55%(167) 302 Age: 45-64 18%(130) 12%(87) 4%(26) 15%(106) 52%(376) 725 Age: 65+ 22%(102) 13%(60) 4%(17) 17%(80) 44%(203) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 13%(21) 12%(19) 6%(9) 8%(13) 61%(98) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 11%(57) 17%(89) 6%(30) 14%(75) 52%(273) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 16%(79) 13%(65) 4%(21) 14%(67) 53%(262) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 20%(149) 14%(100) 3%(25) 16%(118) 46%(338) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 32%(251) 19%(154) 3%(25) 3%(20) 43%(346) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 10%(53) 14%(76) 3%(17) 11%(59) 62%(340) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 3%(16) 8%(51) 7%(47) 33%(212) 50%(322) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 31%(105) 25%(85) 3%(11) 5%(16) 36%(121) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 32%(146) 15%(69) 3%(14) 1%(4) 49%(225) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 14%(36) 17%(44) 3%(9) 15%(39) 51%(131) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6%(16) 11%(32) 3%(8) 7%(20) 73%(209) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 3%(12) 9%(30) 9%(31) 34%(115) 44%(146) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(5) 7%(21) 5%(16) 31%(97) 56%(175) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 31%(198) 19%(122) 3%(19) 4%(24) 43%(272) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 17%(92) 19%(102) 3%(15) 6%(32) 55%(297) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 4%(28) 8%(53) 7%(52) 32%(222) 49%(341) 697 Educ: < College 14%(173) 12%(151) 4%(55) 15%(192) 54%(680) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 18%(83) 16%(76) 4%(18) 15%(71) 47%(223) 471 Educ: Post-grad 24%(65) 20%(53) 6%(17) 11%(28) 39%(105) 268 Income: Under 50k 16%(171) 13%(133) 4%(41) 13%(139) 54%(578) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 15%(93) 14%(88) 6%(37) 16%(102) 50%(316) 635 Income: 100k+ 19%(57) 20%(59) 4%(12) 17%(51) 39%(114) 293 Ethnicity: White 15%(243) 13%(214) 5%(73) 16%(262) 51%(818) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_1: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Antony Blinken, Secretary of State Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 16%(320) 14%(280) 5%(90) 15%(292) 51%(1008) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 17%(33) 13%(26) 7%(13) 12%(23) 51%(98) 193 Ethnicity: Black 25%(63) 16%(40) 5%(13) 8%(19) 46%(117) 252 Ethnicity: Other 11%(15) 20%(26) 2%(3) 9%(11) 57%(73) 128 All Christian 17%(166) 13%(123) 6%(56) 18%(175) 46%(439) 959 All Non-Christian 25%(25) 24%(23) 3%(2) 13%(13) 35%(34) 96 Atheist 29%(25) 19%(17) 2%(2) 8%(7) 42%(37) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 12%(61) 16%(81) 4%(18) 9%(44) 59%(290) 494 Something Else 12%(43) 11%(37) 3%(11) 15%(53) 59%(208) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 24%(27) 20%(23) 4%(5) 13%(14) 39%(44) 112 Evangelical 12%(67) 12%(66) 5%(30) 21%(119) 50%(280) 561 Non-Evangelical 19%(138) 12%(89) 5%(35) 15%(108) 49%(352) 722 Community: Urban 19%(104) 21%(117) 6%(34) 8%(46) 46%(253) 555 Community: Suburban 18%(162) 11%(101) 4%(33) 17%(156) 51%(467) 919 Community: Rural 11%(54) 12%(62) 4%(22) 17%(90) 56%(287) 516 Employ: Private Sector 14%(83) 18%(108) 5%(31) 15%(88) 49%(294) 604 Employ: Government 18%(23) 13%(17) 6%(9) 14%(18) 49%(64) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 18%(28) 17%(25) 4%(6) 16%(24) 44%(66) 149 Employ: Homemaker 7%(8) 9%(11) 5%(7) 17%(21) 62%(76) 123 Employ: Student 12%(10) 13%(10) 7%(6) 10%(8) 58%(46) 79 Employ: Retired 20%(105) 11%(58) 4%(19) 17%(88) 48%(247) 517 Employ: Unemployed 17%(48) 11%(31) 4%(12) 13%(36) 55%(152) 280 Employ: Other 14%(15) 17%(18) 1%(1) 9%(9) 59%(63) 106 Military HH: Yes 16%(56) 12%(40) 4%(14) 20%(71) 48%(166) 347 Military HH: No 16%(265) 15%(240) 5%(76) 13%(221) 51%(842) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 9%(49) 17%(90) 7%(38) 23%(127) 44%(243) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 19%(272) 13%(190) 4%(52) 11%(165) 53%(765) 1443 Trump Job Approve 2%(15) 9%(69) 8%(63) 32%(254) 49%(392) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 27%(305) 18%(208) 2%(26) 3%(33) 50%(577) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_1: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Antony Blinken, Secretary of State Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 16%(320) 14%(280) 5%(90) 15%(292) 51%(1008) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(11) 7%(35) 8%(42) 39%(204) 44%(225) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 1%(3) 13%(35) 8%(21) 18%(51) 60%(168) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 3%(6) 22%(40) 4%(7) 4%(7) 67%(126) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 31%(299) 17%(168) 2%(19) 3%(26) 47%(451) 962 Favorable of Trump 2%(13) 9%(67) 8%(63) 32%(252) 50%(390) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 26%(304) 18%(213) 2%(25) 3%(37) 50%(581) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 1%(7) 6%(30) 8%(43) 41%(209) 43%(219) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 2%(7) 14%(38) 7%(21) 15%(43) 61%(171) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 3%(5) 20%(31) 5%(8) 8%(13) 64%(100) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 30%(299) 18%(182) 2%(17) 2%(23) 48%(481) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 12%(88) 15%(110) 6%(41) 18%(132) 50%(366) 736 #1 Issue: Security 8%(15) 9%(17) 6%(13) 35%(68) 42%(83) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 21%(78) 15%(54) 5%(17) 4%(15) 55%(202) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 21%(60) 12%(34) 2%(5) 12%(36) 53%(153) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 11%(12) 13%(15) 7%(8) 12%(13) 57%(64) 112 #1 Issue: Education 14%(11) 23%(18) 1%(1) 11%(8) 51%(39) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 29%(21) 18%(13) 1%(1) 5%(3) 47%(34) 72 #1 Issue: Other 25%(35) 14%(19) 3%(4) 11%(16) 48%(68) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 32%(239) 22%(166) 2%(17) 4%(31) 40%(297) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 3%(16) 9%(52) 7%(38) 35%(196) 46%(259) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 35%(245) 22%(156) 3%(19) 2%(18) 38%(270) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 4%(28) 8%(50) 7%(47) 33%(217) 49%(324) 666 2016 Vote: Other 6%(7) 13%(17) 1%(2) 7%(8) 73%(92) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(39) 12%(57) 5%(23) 10%(49) 66%(322) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 20%(251) 16%(194) 4%(53) 16%(203) 43%(534) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 9%(69) 11%(86) 5%(37) 12%(88) 63%(474) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_2: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Janet Yellen, Secretary of the Treasury Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 22%(442) 15%(297) 5%(105) 15%(292) 43%(853) 1990 Gender: Male 23%(217) 18%(163) 7%(65) 18%(168) 34%(317) 931 Gender: Female 21%(225) 13%(134) 4%(40) 12%(124) 51%(536) 1059 Age: 18-34 15%(73) 14%(70) 7%(35) 12%(59) 53%(263) 500 Age: 35-44 13%(40) 17%(53) 4%(13) 15%(46) 50%(151) 302 Age: 45-64 25%(180) 14%(102) 4%(32) 15%(112) 41%(299) 725 Age: 65+ 32%(150) 16%(72) 5%(25) 16%(76) 30%(140) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 16%(26) 6%(9) 7%(11) 7%(11) 65%(104) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 14%(72) 16%(86) 6%(33) 14%(74) 50%(259) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 21%(102) 16%(77) 4%(21) 15%(76) 44%(218) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 30%(220) 15%(110) 5%(34) 16%(116) 34%(251) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 42%(335) 17%(136) 3%(22) 3%(23) 35%(281) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 14%(77) 14%(76) 6%(31) 12%(64) 55%(298) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 5%(30) 13%(86) 8%(53) 32%(205) 42%(275) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 44%(148) 19%(64) 4%(12) 5%(17) 29%(97) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 41%(187) 16%(72) 2%(10) 1%(6) 40%(184) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 20%(51) 16%(41) 8%(19) 16%(42) 41%(106) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 9%(26) 12%(34) 4%(11) 8%(22) 67%(192) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 6%(18) 18%(59) 10%(34) 33%(109) 34%(115) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 4%(12) 9%(27) 6%(19) 31%(96) 51%(160) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 43%(274) 18%(113) 3%(17) 3%(21) 33%(209) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 22%(117) 18%(97) 4%(23) 6%(31) 50%(270) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 7%(50) 12%(81) 9%(62) 32%(226) 40%(278) 697 Educ: < College 18%(220) 13%(160) 5%(57) 16%(198) 49%(616) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 26%(122) 18%(87) 5%(24) 15%(71) 35%(167) 471 Educ: Post-grad 37%(100) 19%(51) 9%(23) 9%(24) 26%(70) 268 Income: Under 50k 20%(212) 12%(132) 5%(50) 13%(137) 50%(529) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 23%(144) 17%(108) 5%(35) 17%(110) 37%(238) 635 Income: 100k+ 29%(86) 19%(57) 7%(20) 15%(45) 29%(86) 293 Ethnicity: White 21%(343) 14%(231) 5%(87) 16%(262) 43%(687) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_2: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Janet Yellen, Secretary of the Treasury Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 22%(442) 15%(297) 5%(105) 15%(292) 43%(853) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 20%(39) 14%(26) 7%(13) 13%(26) 46%(89) 193 Ethnicity: Black 30%(77) 17%(44) 5%(12) 8%(20) 40%(100) 252 Ethnicity: Other 18%(23) 17%(22) 4%(5) 8%(11) 52%(66) 128 All Christian 23%(218) 15%(148) 7%(68) 18%(170) 37%(357) 959 All Non-Christian 38%(36) 19%(18) 4%(4) 8%(8) 31%(30) 96 Atheist 39%(34) 18%(16) 6%(6) 9%(8) 27%(24) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 20%(100) 15%(74) 3%(16) 12%(58) 50%(246) 494 Something Else 15%(55) 12%(41) 3%(12) 14%(50) 55%(196) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 34%(38) 21%(23) 6%(7) 8%(9) 31%(35) 112 Evangelical 15%(83) 13%(71) 5%(26) 21%(118) 47%(264) 561 Non-Evangelical 26%(186) 15%(107) 7%(49) 14%(100) 39%(280) 722 Community: Urban 27%(150) 19%(108) 6%(35) 8%(45) 39%(217) 555 Community: Suburban 23%(215) 15%(133) 3%(32) 16%(150) 42%(389) 919 Community: Rural 15%(78) 11%(56) 7%(38) 19%(98) 48%(246) 516 Employ: Private Sector 19%(113) 17%(105) 6%(37) 15%(90) 43%(258) 604 Employ: Government 27%(35) 19%(25) 7%(9) 11%(15) 36%(48) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 29%(43) 17%(25) 3%(4) 18%(27) 34%(50) 149 Employ: Homemaker 12%(15) 5%(6) 6%(8) 18%(22) 59%(73) 123 Employ: Student 16%(13) 6%(4) 6%(5) 6%(5) 65%(52) 79 Employ: Retired 29%(152) 15%(77) 6%(31) 16%(81) 34%(177) 517 Employ: Unemployed 19%(53) 14%(39) 3%(9) 14%(40) 49%(138) 280 Employ: Other 18%(19) 17%(18) 2%(2) 10%(11) 54%(57) 106 Military HH: Yes 22%(75) 16%(54) 7%(24) 20%(68) 36%(126) 347 Military HH: No 22%(368) 15%(243) 5%(81) 14%(224) 44%(727) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 13%(72) 17%(92) 8%(41) 24%(132) 38%(210) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 26%(371) 14%(205) 4%(64) 11%(160) 45%(643) 1443 Trump Job Approve 3%(26) 12%(95) 10%(78) 32%(253) 43%(343) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 36%(417) 17%(200) 2%(27) 3%(37) 41%(469) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_2: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Janet Yellen, Secretary of the Treasury Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 22%(442) 15%(297) 5%(105) 15%(292) 43%(853) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(17) 10%(52) 9%(46) 39%(204) 38%(196) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 3%(8) 15%(43) 11%(31) 18%(49) 53%(147) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 10%(19) 18%(34) 3%(6) 4%(8) 64%(120) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 41%(397) 17%(165) 2%(22) 3%(29) 36%(349) 962 Favorable of Trump 4%(28) 11%(90) 10%(76) 32%(249) 44%(342) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 36%(413) 17%(201) 2%(29) 4%(41) 41%(476) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(15) 9%(48) 9%(46) 42%(213) 37%(185) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 5%(13) 15%(42) 11%(30) 13%(37) 56%(157) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 7%(11) 19%(30) 4%(7) 8%(12) 62%(97) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 40%(401) 17%(171) 2%(22) 3%(29) 38%(379) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 16%(119) 15%(107) 8%(58) 17%(128) 44%(324) 736 #1 Issue: Security 10%(20) 13%(25) 8%(15) 35%(68) 35%(69) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 32%(117) 15%(56) 3%(11) 5%(20) 44%(162) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 27%(77) 16%(47) 2%(4) 12%(35) 43%(124) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 16%(18) 12%(13) 6%(6) 11%(13) 55%(62) 112 #1 Issue: Education 21%(16) 21%(16) 3%(2) 9%(7) 45%(34) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 31%(22) 23%(17) 3%(2) 6%(4) 36%(26) 72 #1 Issue: Other 37%(52) 11%(16) 3%(5) 12%(17) 37%(53) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 43%(321) 20%(147) 3%(20) 4%(27) 31%(234) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 5%(26) 16%(90) 9%(53) 34%(192) 36%(200) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 47%(331) 18%(130) 2%(15) 3%(20) 30%(212) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 6%(37) 13%(87) 9%(58) 33%(219) 40%(265) 666 2016 Vote: Other 10%(13) 19%(25) 5%(7) 9%(11) 57%(72) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 13%(63) 11%(55) 5%(25) 9%(43) 62%(304) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 27%(336) 17%(209) 5%(64) 16%(204) 34%(422) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 14%(106) 12%(88) 5%(41) 12%(89) 57%(431) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_3: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Neera Tanden, Office of Management and Budget Director Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 15%(301) 12%(247) 5%(109) 15%(293) 52%(1039) 1990 Gender: Male 15%(144) 14%(134) 7%(66) 19%(172) 45%(415) 931 Gender: Female 15%(157) 11%(114) 4%(43) 11%(121) 59%(625) 1059 Age: 18-34 12%(58) 16%(80) 8%(40) 12%(61) 52%(261) 500 Age: 35-44 11%(34) 15%(45) 6%(18) 13%(38) 55%(166) 302 Age: 45-64 18%(128) 10%(71) 4%(30) 15%(109) 53%(387) 725 Age: 65+ 17%(81) 11%(51) 5%(21) 18%(85) 49%(225) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 12%(19) 10%(17) 8%(13) 6%(10) 63%(101) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 12%(60) 17%(89) 7%(39) 13%(67) 51%(268) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 16%(81) 11%(57) 4%(20) 15%(74) 53%(263) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 18%(128) 10%(77) 4%(31) 17%(125) 51%(369) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 30%(239) 18%(141) 4%(32) 3%(23) 45%(362) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 8%(43) 11%(58) 6%(30) 11%(58) 65%(356) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 3%(20) 7%(48) 7%(47) 33%(212) 50%(321) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 31%(104) 21%(71) 5%(17) 6%(19) 38%(128) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 30%(135) 15%(70) 3%(15) 1%(4) 51%(234) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 10%(27) 12%(31) 10%(25) 14%(37) 54%(139) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 5%(16) 9%(26) 2%(6) 7%(21) 76%(217) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 4%(13) 9%(31) 7%(25) 35%(116) 44%(148) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 2%(6) 5%(17) 7%(22) 31%(96) 55%(173) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 29%(185) 19%(120) 4%(25) 4%(25) 44%(279) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 16%(85) 13%(72) 6%(30) 5%(25) 61%(326) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 4%(29) 7%(49) 7%(51) 33%(231) 48%(337) 697 Educ: < College 13%(160) 11%(141) 5%(68) 15%(194) 55%(689) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 17%(81) 14%(64) 4%(21) 15%(72) 50%(234) 471 Educ: Post-grad 23%(61) 16%(43) 8%(20) 10%(28) 44%(117) 268 Income: Under 50k 15%(160) 11%(116) 5%(55) 12%(128) 57%(603) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 14%(90) 14%(90) 5%(33) 18%(115) 48%(306) 635 Income: 100k+ 17%(51) 14%(41) 7%(21) 17%(50) 44%(130) 293 Ethnicity: White 14%(220) 12%(185) 5%(82) 16%(263) 53%(860) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_3: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Neera Tanden, Office of Management and Budget Director Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 15%(301) 12%(247) 5%(109) 15%(293) 52%(1039) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 15%(30) 17%(33) 7%(14) 12%(23) 48%(93) 193 Ethnicity: Black 28%(71) 15%(37) 7%(17) 8%(20) 43%(108) 252 Ethnicity: Other 9%(11) 19%(25) 8%(10) 8%(11) 56%(71) 128 All Christian 17%(161) 12%(111) 6%(58) 19%(178) 47%(450) 959 All Non-Christian 28%(27) 16%(16) 2%(2) 12%(12) 42%(40) 96 Atheist 21%(18) 17%(15) 9%(8) 11%(10) 42%(37) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 10%(51) 15%(76) 5%(26) 9%(43) 60%(298) 494 Something Else 13%(45) 8%(29) 4%(15) 14%(50) 61%(214) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 24%(27) 17%(20) 5%(5) 13%(15) 40%(45) 112 Evangelical 13%(73) 10%(57) 6%(35) 21%(115) 50%(282) 561 Non-Evangelical 18%(130) 11%(76) 5%(33) 15%(109) 52%(374) 722 Community: Urban 21%(117) 18%(98) 7%(37) 8%(47) 46%(256) 555 Community: Suburban 15%(139) 11%(100) 4%(40) 17%(157) 53%(484) 919 Community: Rural 9%(46) 10%(49) 6%(32) 17%(90) 58%(299) 516 Employ: Private Sector 14%(85) 15%(92) 6%(34) 16%(94) 50%(300) 604 Employ: Government 18%(24) 15%(19) 8%(10) 12%(16) 47%(62) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 17%(25) 15%(22) 6%(9) 16%(24) 46%(69) 149 Employ: Homemaker 7%(9) 6%(7) 7%(8) 17%(20) 64%(79) 123 Employ: Student 12%(10) 13%(10) 8%(6) 4%(3) 63%(50) 79 Employ: Retired 17%(90) 10%(54) 4%(20) 18%(95) 50%(258) 517 Employ: Unemployed 15%(43) 11%(30) 7%(19) 11%(31) 56%(156) 280 Employ: Other 15%(16) 13%(13) 1%(1) 9%(9) 63%(67) 106 Military HH: Yes 15%(53) 13%(44) 6%(20) 20%(70) 46%(159) 347 Military HH: No 15%(248) 12%(203) 5%(88) 14%(223) 54%(881) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 10%(57) 13%(74) 8%(43) 23%(126) 45%(247) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 17%(245) 12%(174) 5%(66) 12%(167) 55%(792) 1443 Trump Job Approve 2%(20) 7%(57) 9%(70) 31%(249) 50%(397) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 24%(281) 16%(187) 3%(37) 4%(40) 53%(604) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_3: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Neera Tanden, Office of Management and Budget Director Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 15%(301) 12%(247) 5%(109) 15%(293) 52%(1039) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(16) 5%(27) 7%(38) 40%(207) 44%(228) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 1%(3) 11%(31) 12%(32) 15%(43) 61%(169) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 6%(12) 16%(31) 4%(8) 6%(12) 66%(124) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 28%(269) 16%(156) 3%(29) 3%(28) 50%(480) 962 Favorable of Trump 3%(21) 6%(51) 9%(70) 32%(251) 50%(392) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 24%(279) 16%(190) 3%(37) 3%(39) 53%(614) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(13) 4%(20) 8%(38) 42%(215) 44%(221) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 3%(8) 11%(31) 11%(32) 13%(37) 62%(171) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 4%(7) 14%(22) 9%(14) 6%(9) 67%(106) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 27%(272) 17%(169) 2%(24) 3%(30) 51%(507) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 11%(85) 12%(90) 7%(51) 17%(125) 52%(386) 736 #1 Issue: Security 6%(13) 9%(18) 7%(14) 35%(70) 42%(82) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 21%(77) 14%(51) 6%(21) 5%(19) 54%(198) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 19%(55) 12%(34) 2%(5) 13%(39) 54%(155) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 11%(13) 13%(14) 6%(6) 10%(11) 60%(67) 112 #1 Issue: Education 15%(11) 17%(13) 3%(2) 9%(7) 56%(42) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 24%(17) 19%(14) 9%(7) 5%(4) 43%(30) 72 #1 Issue: Other 21%(31) 9%(12) 2%(3) 14%(20) 55%(78) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 30%(222) 18%(138) 4%(30) 4%(29) 44%(331) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 3%(16) 7%(40) 8%(46) 36%(199) 46%(261) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 33%(232) 19%(135) 4%(27) 3%(21) 41%(293) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 4%(25) 7%(44) 8%(52) 33%(219) 49%(325) 666 2016 Vote: Other 4%(5) 13%(16) 2%(3) 10%(13) 71%(90) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(40) 11%(52) 5%(27) 8%(41) 67%(330) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 19%(232) 13%(162) 5%(66) 17%(211) 46%(564) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 9%(69) 11%(86) 6%(43) 11%(82) 63%(475) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Ron Klain, White House Chief of Staff Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 17%(347) 12%(238) 5%(99) 13%(268) 52%(1038) 1990 Gender: Male 18%(166) 15%(137) 7%(68) 16%(149) 44%(412) 931 Gender: Female 17%(181) 10%(101) 3%(31) 11%(119) 59%(626) 1059 Age: 18-34 13%(63) 12%(62) 7%(37) 11%(57) 56%(280) 500 Age: 35-44 12%(37) 14%(42) 5%(17) 13%(40) 55%(167) 302 Age: 45-64 20%(144) 10%(71) 4%(31) 14%(100) 52%(379) 725 Age: 65+ 22%(103) 14%(63) 3%(14) 15%(71) 46%(213) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 14%(22) 9%(14) 5%(8) 8%(13) 65%(104) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 12%(64) 13%(70) 7%(35) 13%(66) 55%(289) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 18%(88) 11%(53) 6%(31) 14%(68) 52%(255) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 22%(158) 13%(93) 3%(23) 15%(106) 48%(349) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 34%(270) 16%(127) 4%(32) 3%(24) 43%(344) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 11%(58) 12%(65) 4%(23) 9%(49) 64%(350) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 3%(19) 7%(47) 7%(43) 30%(195) 53%(344) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 35%(117) 20%(68) 6%(21) 5%(17) 34%(115) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 33%(152) 13%(59) 3%(12) 2%(7) 50%(229) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 13%(35) 15%(40) 7%(18) 12%(30) 53%(137) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 8%(23) 9%(25) 2%(6) 7%(19) 74%(213) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 4%(14) 9%(29) 9%(30) 31%(103) 48%(160) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 2%(5) 6%(18) 4%(13) 29%(92) 59%(185) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 33%(212) 16%(105) 4%(25) 3%(21) 43%(272) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 18%(95) 16%(86) 4%(21) 6%(31) 57%(306) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 5%(38) 6%(42) 8%(53) 29%(205) 52%(361) 697 Educ: < College 15%(182) 10%(121) 5%(64) 14%(176) 57%(709) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 20%(93) 15%(70) 4%(19) 14%(66) 47%(223) 471 Educ: Post-grad 27%(72) 18%(47) 6%(16) 10%(26) 40%(107) 268 Income: Under 50k 17%(186) 10%(105) 4%(45) 11%(121) 57%(605) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 16%(101) 13%(83) 6%(38) 16%(100) 49%(313) 635 Income: 100k+ 20%(60) 17%(51) 5%(16) 16%(48) 41%(120) 293 Ethnicity: White 16%(261) 11%(180) 5%(78) 15%(241) 53%(849) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Ron Klain, White House Chief of Staff Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 17%(347) 12%(238) 5%(99) 13%(268) 52%(1038) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 20%(39) 11%(21) 5%(10) 12%(23) 52%(100) 193 Ethnicity: Black 27%(69) 17%(42) 5%(12) 7%(19) 44%(111) 252 Ethnicity: Other 13%(16) 13%(17) 7%(9) 7%(9) 61%(78) 128 All Christian 19%(185) 12%(111) 5%(52) 17%(162) 47%(450) 959 All Non-Christian 25%(24) 16%(16) 8%(8) 8%(7) 43%(42) 96 Atheist 28%(25) 19%(17) 7%(6) 10%(9) 35%(31) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 13%(64) 15%(72) 4%(18) 9%(44) 60%(295) 494 Something Else 14%(48) 7%(24) 4%(16) 13%(46) 62%(220) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 23%(26) 15%(17) 9%(10) 8%(9) 46%(51) 112 Evangelical 14%(77) 9%(53) 6%(35) 20%(110) 51%(287) 561 Non-Evangelical 21%(152) 10%(74) 4%(30) 13%(97) 51%(369) 722 Community: Urban 22%(123) 17%(94) 7%(37) 8%(46) 46%(255) 555 Community: Suburban 18%(169) 10%(93) 3%(30) 15%(141) 53%(487) 919 Community: Rural 11%(55) 10%(52) 6%(32) 16%(81) 58%(297) 516 Employ: Private Sector 15%(92) 15%(91) 5%(32) 13%(80) 51%(308) 604 Employ: Government 19%(25) 14%(18) 7%(10) 11%(14) 49%(64) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 20%(30) 12%(18) 7%(11) 16%(24) 44%(66) 149 Employ: Homemaker 8%(10) 4%(5) 5%(7) 19%(23) 64%(79) 123 Employ: Student 14%(11) 10%(8) 4%(3) 9%(7) 63%(50) 79 Employ: Retired 21%(110) 12%(60) 3%(17) 16%(81) 48%(249) 517 Employ: Unemployed 19%(52) 8%(22) 6%(17) 10%(29) 57%(159) 280 Employ: Other 16%(17) 15%(16) 1%(2) 9%(9) 59%(63) 106 Military HH: Yes 19%(64) 11%(39) 3%(11) 19%(67) 48%(166) 347 Military HH: No 17%(282) 12%(200) 5%(88) 12%(201) 53%(872) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 10%(57) 12%(67) 7%(40) 21%(116) 49%(267) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 20%(290) 12%(172) 4%(58) 11%(152) 53%(771) 1443 Trump Job Approve 3%(20) 7%(57) 8%(63) 29%(232) 53%(423) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 28%(326) 16%(180) 3%(34) 3%(32) 50%(577) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Ron Klain, White House Chief of Staff Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 17%(347) 12%(238) 5%(99) 13%(268) 52%(1038) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(13) 5%(27) 8%(43) 36%(186) 48%(248) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 3%(7) 11%(30) 7%(20) 17%(46) 63%(175) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 5%(10) 15%(29) 7%(13) 2%(4) 70%(131) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 33%(316) 16%(151) 2%(22) 3%(28) 46%(446) 962 Favorable of Trump 3%(20) 7%(58) 8%(60) 29%(229) 53%(418) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 28%(323) 15%(178) 3%(37) 3%(36) 51%(586) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(11) 5%(23) 7%(38) 38%(195) 47%(240) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 3%(9) 12%(35) 8%(23) 12%(34) 64%(178) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 3%(5) 14%(22) 9%(14) 6%(9) 69%(108) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 32%(318) 16%(156) 2%(23) 3%(27) 48%(478) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 13%(94) 12%(90) 7%(53) 15%(114) 52%(386) 736 #1 Issue: Security 10%(20) 7%(14) 5%(10) 33%(65) 44%(87) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 25%(91) 14%(50) 4%(15) 5%(19) 52%(190) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 21%(61) 13%(37) 1%(4) 11%(33) 53%(154) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 11%(13) 9%(10) 6%(7) 11%(12) 63%(71) 112 #1 Issue: Education 18%(14) 13%(10) 8%(6) 9%(7) 51%(39) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 29%(21) 18%(13) 3%(2) 5%(3) 44%(32) 72 #1 Issue: Other 23%(33) 10%(15) 1%(1) 10%(14) 55%(79) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 35%(259) 18%(136) 3%(26) 3%(26) 40%(302) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 3%(16) 8%(47) 7%(40) 32%(181) 50%(278) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 37%(264) 17%(119) 4%(28) 2%(18) 39%(279) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 4%(25) 8%(55) 7%(46) 30%(198) 51%(341) 666 2016 Vote: Other 8%(10) 16%(20) 1%(2) 7%(8) 68%(87) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 10%(47) 9%(44) 5%(23) 9%(45) 68%(331) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 22%(266) 14%(170) 5%(57) 15%(188) 45%(554) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 11%(80) 9%(69) 5%(41) 11%(80) 64%(484) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_5: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? John Kerry, Special Presidential Envoy for Climate Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(467) 16%(328) 6%(112) 20%(407) 34%(676) 1990 Gender: Male 24%(227) 18%(166) 7%(65) 26%(239) 25%(235) 931 Gender: Female 23%(240) 15%(162) 4%(47) 16%(168) 42%(441) 1059 Age: 18-34 15%(73) 20%(98) 8%(42) 14%(70) 43%(217) 500 Age: 35-44 18%(53) 22%(66) 7%(21) 18%(53) 36%(109) 302 Age: 45-64 26%(189) 14%(105) 5%(34) 21%(156) 33%(241) 725 Age: 65+ 33%(152) 13%(59) 3%(15) 28%(128) 24%(109) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 14%(22) 13%(21) 6%(9) 4%(6) 64%(102) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 15%(81) 21%(112) 9%(47) 17%(90) 37%(192) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 23%(113) 17%(83) 6%(29) 21%(102) 34%(167) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 31%(230) 14%(103) 2%(18) 24%(178) 28%(201) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 45%(358) 20%(161) 4%(30) 3%(26) 28%(220) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 14%(79) 18%(99) 5%(30) 17%(95) 45%(243) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 5%(30) 10%(68) 8%(52) 44%(286) 33%(212) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 48%(161) 21%(71) 5%(17) 5%(17) 21%(72) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 43%(197) 20%(90) 3%(13) 2%(10) 32%(148) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 18%(47) 22%(56) 8%(21) 22%(56) 30%(78) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 11%(32) 15%(42) 3%(9) 13%(38) 58%(165) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 6%(19) 11%(38) 8%(27) 50%(166) 25%(84) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 3%(11) 9%(30) 8%(25) 38%(120) 41%(128) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 44%(282) 22%(140) 4%(24) 4%(26) 26%(163) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 25%(134) 21%(114) 6%(34) 9%(47) 39%(210) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 7%(48) 10%(66) 7%(51) 46%(319) 31%(213) 697 Educ: < College 20%(252) 13%(165) 5%(66) 21%(264) 40%(505) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 24%(111) 21%(101) 6%(28) 21%(101) 27%(129) 471 Educ: Post-grad 39%(104) 23%(62) 7%(18) 16%(42) 16%(42) 268 Income: Under 50k 23%(241) 14%(148) 5%(51) 17%(181) 42%(442) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 24%(150) 18%(111) 7%(41) 26%(163) 27%(170) 635 Income: 100k+ 26%(77) 23%(69) 7%(20) 22%(64) 22%(64) 293 Ethnicity: White 23%(370) 15%(246) 6%(89) 23%(371) 33%(534) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_5: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? John Kerry, Special Presidential Envoy for Climate Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(467) 16%(328) 6%(112) 20%(407) 34%(676) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 23%(44) 17%(32) 9%(17) 13%(25) 38%(73) 193 Ethnicity: Black 30%(75) 20%(50) 5%(14) 9%(24) 36%(91) 252 Ethnicity: Other 18%(23) 25%(32) 7%(9) 10%(13) 40%(51) 128 All Christian 24%(231) 15%(142) 6%(61) 26%(250) 29%(276) 959 All Non-Christian 37%(35) 20%(19) 5%(5) 13%(13) 25%(24) 96 Atheist 37%(33) 24%(21) 8%(7) 9%(8) 21%(19) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 22%(108) 20%(97) 4%(21) 15%(72) 40%(196) 494 Something Else 17%(60) 14%(49) 5%(18) 18%(64) 46%(162) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 33%(37) 18%(20) 6%(7) 17%(19) 26%(29) 112 Evangelical 16%(88) 14%(77) 7%(37) 29%(161) 35%(197) 561 Non-Evangelical 28%(200) 15%(106) 5%(39) 20%(146) 32%(231) 722 Community: Urban 27%(148) 21%(118) 6%(35) 11%(62) 35%(192) 555 Community: Suburban 25%(229) 16%(145) 5%(50) 23%(211) 31%(283) 919 Community: Rural 17%(90) 13%(65) 5%(27) 26%(133) 39%(200) 516 Employ: Private Sector 20%(118) 22%(133) 8%(51) 19%(118) 31%(185) 604 Employ: Government 23%(30) 19%(24) 8%(10) 17%(22) 34%(44) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 30%(45) 12%(18) 7%(10) 25%(37) 27%(40) 149 Employ: Homemaker 12%(15) 8%(10) 4%(5) 27%(34) 48%(60) 123 Employ: Student 18%(14) 15%(12) 4%(3) 6%(5) 57%(45) 79 Employ: Retired 32%(164) 11%(56) 4%(18) 27%(141) 27%(137) 517 Employ: Unemployed 21%(58) 19%(54) 5%(13) 13%(36) 43%(119) 280 Employ: Other 22%(24) 19%(20) 2%(2) 13%(14) 44%(46) 106 Military HH: Yes 25%(86) 14%(47) 6%(21) 29%(102) 26%(91) 347 Military HH: No 23%(381) 17%(281) 6%(91) 19%(305) 36%(585) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 15%(80) 17%(94) 7%(37) 31%(168) 31%(169) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 27%(387) 16%(234) 5%(75) 17%(239) 35%(507) 1443 Trump Job Approve 4%(28) 10%(77) 8%(61) 44%(346) 36%(283) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 38%(437) 21%(247) 4%(50) 5%(57) 31%(359) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_5: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? John Kerry, Special Presidential Envoy for Climate Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(467) 16%(328) 6%(112) 20%(407) 34%(676) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 4%(23) 6%(33) 6%(33) 52%(268) 31%(159) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(6) 16%(44) 10%(27) 28%(78) 44%(123) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 8%(16) 24%(45) 8%(15) 11%(21) 48%(90) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 44%(422) 21%(202) 4%(34) 4%(36) 28%(269) 962 Favorable of Trump 4%(30) 10%(76) 8%(64) 43%(339) 35%(278) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 38%(436) 21%(244) 4%(48) 5%(62) 32%(369) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(16) 6%(30) 6%(32) 54%(273) 31%(155) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 5%(13) 16%(45) 11%(32) 24%(66) 44%(123) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 7%(10) 22%(34) 9%(13) 17%(26) 46%(73) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 42%(426) 21%(210) 3%(35) 4%(36) 30%(296) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 16%(118) 18%(135) 8%(61) 24%(177) 33%(246) 736 #1 Issue: Security 12%(23) 6%(12) 7%(13) 49%(96) 26%(52) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 33%(120) 20%(75) 4%(14) 8%(29) 35%(128) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 31%(89) 14%(41) 2%(6) 17%(48) 36%(104) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 22%(24) 14%(16) 4%(4) 13%(14) 48%(54) 112 #1 Issue: Education 18%(13) 20%(15) 5%(4) 15%(11) 43%(33) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 35%(25) 24%(17) 7%(5) 7%(5) 27%(19) 72 #1 Issue: Other 38%(54) 12%(18) 4%(5) 17%(25) 28%(41) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 46%(346) 22%(169) 4%(29) 5%(35) 23%(171) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 4%(24) 11%(64) 7%(42) 50%(278) 27%(154) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 50%(354) 23%(162) 3%(23) 4%(26) 20%(143) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 5%(34) 9%(61) 8%(51) 46%(308) 32%(212) 666 2016 Vote: Other 12%(15) 23%(29) 3%(4) 19%(25) 43%(54) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 13%(64) 16%(76) 7%(34) 10%(48) 55%(267) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 29%(357) 18%(221) 5%(60) 24%(298) 24%(299) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 15%(110) 14%(107) 7%(53) 14%(109) 50%(377) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_6: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Jake Sullivan, National Security Advisor Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 15%(294) 12%(241) 5%(93) 14%(279) 54%(1084) 1990 Gender: Male 15%(138) 15%(140) 6%(57) 16%(152) 48%(445) 931 Gender: Female 15%(156) 10%(101) 3%(36) 12%(127) 60%(639) 1059 Age: 18-34 11%(57) 15%(75) 6%(32) 13%(66) 54%(270) 500 Age: 35-44 11%(33) 14%(42) 9%(27) 12%(37) 54%(164) 302 Age: 45-64 17%(122) 10%(73) 2%(17) 14%(105) 56%(407) 725 Age: 65+ 18%(81) 11%(51) 3%(16) 15%(71) 53%(244) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 13%(20) 10%(15) 4%(6) 7%(12) 67%(107) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 11%(57) 16%(82) 7%(39) 14%(73) 52%(274) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 16%(81) 11%(53) 5%(26) 14%(69) 54%(266) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 17%(122) 11%(83) 2%(17) 16%(113) 54%(395) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 29%(228) 17%(136) 3%(23) 3%(24) 48%(385) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 8%(42) 11%(59) 6%(31) 10%(56) 66%(357) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 4%(24) 7%(46) 6%(38) 31%(199) 53%(341) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 28%(94) 23%(79) 4%(14) 5%(16) 40%(136) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 29%(135) 12%(57) 2%(9) 2%(8) 54%(249) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 10%(25) 14%(36) 7%(19) 12%(32) 57%(147) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6%(17) 8%(23) 4%(12) 8%(24) 74%(211) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 6%(19) 7%(25) 7%(24) 31%(104) 49%(163) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(4) 7%(21) 5%(14) 30%(95) 57%(179) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 28%(179) 18%(113) 3%(18) 4%(25) 47%(300) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 15%(83) 13%(70) 6%(31) 5%(27) 61%(326) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 4%(30) 8%(53) 6%(42) 31%(214) 51%(358) 697 Educ: < College 13%(160) 11%(133) 5%(62) 15%(186) 57%(711) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 16%(74) 14%(66) 4%(20) 14%(68) 51%(242) 471 Educ: Post-grad 22%(60) 15%(41) 4%(11) 9%(25) 49%(131) 268 Income: Under 50k 15%(156) 10%(109) 5%(53) 12%(131) 58%(613) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 14%(87) 13%(82) 5%(29) 16%(99) 53%(339) 635 Income: 100k+ 17%(51) 17%(50) 4%(11) 17%(49) 45%(133) 293 Ethnicity: White 14%(223) 11%(175) 5%(75) 15%(247) 55%(890) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_6: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Jake Sullivan, National Security Advisor Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 15%(294) 12%(241) 5%(93) 14%(279) 54%(1084) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 15%(29) 18%(34) 5%(10) 12%(24) 50%(96) 193 Ethnicity: Black 24%(61) 15%(39) 3%(8) 10%(25) 47%(119) 252 Ethnicity: Other 7%(9) 21%(27) 8%(10) 5%(7) 58%(75) 128 All Christian 16%(154) 12%(114) 5%(45) 17%(163) 50%(482) 959 All Non-Christian 28%(27) 17%(16) 3%(3) 9%(8) 43%(42) 96 Atheist 26%(22) 15%(13) 5%(4) 9%(8) 46%(40) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 10%(50) 15%(72) 5%(24) 9%(42) 62%(306) 494 Something Else 12%(41) 7%(25) 5%(17) 16%(57) 60%(213) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 25%(28) 15%(16) 5%(5) 9%(10) 47%(52) 112 Evangelical 13%(71) 9%(53) 6%(33) 21%(119) 51%(285) 561 Non-Evangelical 17%(120) 11%(80) 4%(27) 14%(99) 55%(395) 722 Community: Urban 18%(101) 18%(97) 6%(32) 9%(50) 49%(274) 555 Community: Suburban 15%(139) 10%(94) 3%(30) 16%(143) 56%(513) 919 Community: Rural 10%(53) 10%(50) 6%(30) 17%(86) 58%(297) 516 Employ: Private Sector 14%(85) 16%(95) 6%(37) 14%(85) 50%(302) 604 Employ: Government 15%(20) 12%(16) 4%(5) 14%(18) 54%(71) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 17%(25) 13%(20) 6%(8) 18%(27) 46%(69) 149 Employ: Homemaker 7%(8) 6%(7) 5%(6) 18%(22) 65%(80) 123 Employ: Student 10%(8) 11%(8) 3%(2) 10%(8) 65%(52) 79 Employ: Retired 17%(89) 10%(54) 3%(14) 15%(79) 55%(282) 517 Employ: Unemployed 16%(43) 10%(27) 7%(18) 10%(28) 58%(162) 280 Employ: Other 14%(15) 12%(13) 1%(1) 10%(10) 63%(67) 106 Military HH: Yes 16%(56) 11%(40) 4%(15) 20%(70) 48%(166) 347 Military HH: No 14%(238) 12%(201) 5%(77) 13%(209) 56%(918) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 10%(55) 12%(67) 8%(46) 23%(124) 47%(256) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 17%(239) 12%(173) 3%(47) 11%(155) 57%(828) 1443 Trump Job Approve 3%(25) 6%(50) 8%(62) 30%(239) 53%(418) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 23%(268) 17%(191) 2%(27) 3%(36) 55%(627) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_6: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Jake Sullivan, National Security Advisor Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 15%(294) 12%(241) 5%(93) 14%(279) 54%(1084) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 4%(21) 4%(23) 7%(39) 38%(195) 46%(239) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(5) 10%(27) 8%(23) 16%(44) 64%(179) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 4%(8) 18%(34) 2%(4) 5%(10) 70%(131) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 27%(260) 16%(157) 2%(24) 3%(26) 51%(496) 962 Favorable of Trump 4%(28) 6%(51) 8%(59) 30%(236) 52%(411) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 23%(263) 16%(188) 3%(31) 3%(39) 55%(640) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 4%(19) 4%(20) 8%(39) 40%(202) 45%(228) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 3%(9) 11%(31) 7%(21) 12%(34) 66%(184) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(3) 18%(28) 5%(7) 8%(12) 68%(107) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 26%(259) 16%(160) 2%(23) 3%(27) 53%(532) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 11%(81) 14%(100) 5%(40) 16%(118) 54%(397) 736 #1 Issue: Security 8%(15) 7%(15) 8%(15) 33%(65) 44%(87) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 20%(74) 12%(45) 4%(15) 5%(19) 58%(213) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 20%(57) 11%(32) 1%(3) 12%(35) 56%(160) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 11%(13) 8%(9) 7%(8) 11%(13) 62%(70) 112 #1 Issue: Education 12%(9) 17%(13) 8%(6) 14%(10) 49%(37) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 24%(17) 19%(13) 5%(4) 6%(4) 46%(33) 72 #1 Issue: Other 19%(27) 9%(13) 1%(2) 10%(14) 61%(87) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 28%(208) 19%(139) 3%(26) 3%(23) 47%(353) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 4%(20) 7%(41) 7%(38) 33%(184) 50%(279) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 31%(220) 18%(124) 4%(26) 3%(19) 45%(319) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 4%(27) 7%(48) 6%(42) 30%(203) 52%(347) 666 2016 Vote: Other 5%(7) 16%(21) 1%(2) 7%(9) 70%(88) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(40) 10%(48) 5%(23) 10%(49) 67%(329) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 18%(223) 13%(166) 4%(55) 15%(191) 49%(600) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 9%(70) 10%(75) 5%(37) 12%(88) 64%(484) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_7: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Brian Deese, National Economic Council Director Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 14%(285) 11%(222) 5%(96) 13%(268) 56%(1118) 1990 Gender: Male 14%(135) 13%(124) 7%(61) 16%(148) 50%(463) 931 Gender: Female 14%(150) 9%(98) 3%(35) 11%(120) 62%(655) 1059 Age: 18-34 10%(51) 15%(75) 6%(28) 13%(65) 56%(281) 500 Age: 35-44 13%(38) 13%(40) 6%(19) 12%(38) 56%(168) 302 Age: 45-64 17%(123) 8%(61) 5%(34) 14%(99) 56%(408) 725 Age: 65+ 16%(73) 10%(46) 3%(16) 14%(67) 56%(261) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 12%(19) 9%(14) 5%(8) 7%(11) 68%(109) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 11%(55) 15%(81) 6%(34) 13%(70) 54%(283) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 17%(85) 9%(44) 6%(28) 14%(68) 54%(269) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 16%(115) 10%(73) 3%(23) 14%(106) 57%(413) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 28%(223) 16%(127) 3%(23) 3%(27) 50%(396) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 7%(39) 9%(48) 6%(32) 9%(51) 69%(375) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 4%(23) 7%(47) 6%(42) 29%(190) 53%(346) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 28%(95) 19%(65) 4%(13) 6%(19) 43%(145) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 28%(128) 13%(61) 2%(9) 2%(8) 55%(251) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 9%(23) 11%(29) 8%(21) 11%(28) 61%(157) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 5%(16) 7%(19) 4%(10) 8%(23) 76%(219) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 5%(17) 9%(29) 8%(26) 30%(101) 48%(161) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 2%(6) 6%(18) 5%(16) 28%(89) 59%(185) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 27%(169) 17%(110) 2%(14) 4%(26) 50%(315) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 15%(80) 13%(71) 5%(25) 5%(27) 62%(336) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 5%(34) 6%(38) 7%(52) 29%(202) 53%(370) 697 Educ: < College 13%(159) 9%(115) 5%(63) 15%(182) 59%(732) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 16%(74) 13%(61) 5%(24) 14%(65) 52%(246) 471 Educ: Post-grad 19%(52) 17%(46) 4%(10) 8%(21) 52%(139) 268 Income: Under 50k 15%(154) 9%(99) 4%(46) 12%(131) 59%(630) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 12%(78) 11%(73) 7%(42) 15%(96) 55%(347) 635 Income: 100k+ 18%(53) 17%(50) 3%(8) 14%(42) 48%(140) 293 Ethnicity: White 13%(211) 10%(167) 5%(74) 14%(231) 58%(926) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_7: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Brian Deese, National Economic Council Director Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 14%(285) 11%(222) 5%(96) 13%(268) 56%(1118) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 17%(32) 13%(26) 6%(11) 13%(25) 51%(98) 193 Ethnicity: Black 24%(60) 14%(35) 6%(14) 11%(27) 46%(116) 252 Ethnicity: Other 10%(13) 16%(20) 6%(8) 8%(11) 59%(76) 128 All Christian 16%(151) 12%(114) 4%(43) 17%(161) 51%(490) 959 All Non-Christian 24%(23) 16%(16) 4%(4) 9%(9) 47%(45) 96 Atheist 27%(23) 11%(9) 4%(4) 9%(8) 50%(44) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 10%(49) 11%(56) 5%(27) 9%(44) 64%(318) 494 Something Else 11%(39) 8%(27) 6%(19) 13%(47) 62%(220) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 22%(25) 14%(16) 3%(4) 11%(12) 50%(56) 112 Evangelical 13%(72) 10%(58) 4%(25) 20%(113) 52%(293) 561 Non-Evangelical 16%(114) 11%(76) 5%(38) 13%(90) 56%(403) 722 Community: Urban 19%(108) 16%(87) 7%(38) 9%(49) 49%(273) 555 Community: Suburban 14%(131) 9%(81) 3%(31) 15%(136) 59%(539) 919 Community: Rural 9%(46) 10%(54) 5%(27) 16%(84) 59%(305) 516 Employ: Private Sector 14%(84) 15%(88) 6%(35) 13%(79) 53%(317) 604 Employ: Government 17%(22) 11%(15) 5%(7) 12%(16) 55%(72) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 15%(23) 15%(22) 2%(3) 19%(29) 48%(72) 149 Employ: Homemaker 8%(10) 5%(7) 4%(5) 18%(22) 65%(80) 123 Employ: Student 12%(10) 10%(8) 7%(6) 11%(9) 59%(47) 79 Employ: Retired 15%(80) 9%(46) 4%(18) 15%(78) 57%(296) 517 Employ: Unemployed 14%(40) 9%(25) 7%(21) 10%(27) 60%(168) 280 Employ: Other 16%(17) 12%(13) 1%(1) 9%(9) 63%(67) 106 Military HH: Yes 16%(54) 10%(33) 4%(14) 20%(68) 51%(177) 347 Military HH: No 14%(231) 12%(189) 5%(82) 12%(200) 57%(941) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 11%(60) 14%(75) 7%(37) 21%(116) 47%(260) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 16%(226) 10%(147) 4%(59) 11%(152) 59%(858) 1443 Trump Job Approve 3%(23) 7%(52) 9%(71) 28%(225) 53%(423) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 23%(262) 15%(168) 2%(25) 3%(40) 57%(656) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_7: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Brian Deese, National Economic Council Director Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 14%(285) 11%(222) 5%(96) 13%(268) 56%(1118) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(18) 4%(22) 8%(41) 37%(190) 48%(246) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(6) 11%(30) 11%(30) 13%(35) 64%(178) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 5%(10) 16%(31) 4%(8) 5%(9) 70%(130) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 26%(252) 14%(137) 2%(17) 3%(31) 55%(526) 962 Favorable of Trump 3%(23) 7%(55) 9%(67) 28%(221) 53%(419) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 22%(260) 14%(163) 2%(27) 4%(44) 57%(666) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(16) 4%(21) 8%(42) 38%(193) 46%(235) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 3%(7) 12%(35) 9%(25) 10%(28) 66%(184) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 3%(4) 16%(25) 5%(8) 9%(14) 67%(106) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 25%(255) 14%(138) 2%(19) 3%(30) 56%(560) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 11%(80) 12%(85) 8%(57) 15%(107) 55%(406) 736 #1 Issue: Security 9%(18) 6%(12) 5%(10) 34%(66) 47%(91) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 19%(70) 12%(43) 4%(13) 6%(22) 59%(218) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 17%(49) 11%(32) 2%(6) 12%(34) 58%(167) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 10%(11) 10%(11) 5%(6) 11%(13) 64%(71) 112 #1 Issue: Education 20%(15) 18%(14) 1%(1) 11%(8) 49%(38) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 21%(15) 19%(14) 2%(2) 4%(3) 54%(38) 72 #1 Issue: Other 19%(27) 8%(11) 1%(1) 11%(15) 62%(88) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 27%(204) 17%(128) 3%(21) 4%(27) 49%(369) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 3%(17) 8%(47) 7%(39) 31%(174) 51%(284) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 30%(211) 17%(123) 3%(23) 2%(17) 47%(333) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 4%(29) 6%(42) 7%(49) 29%(192) 53%(354) 666 2016 Vote: Other 5%(6) 13%(17) 1%(1) 8%(10) 73%(92) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(39) 8%(41) 5%(23) 10%(50) 69%(337) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 18%(221) 12%(153) 5%(56) 15%(180) 51%(625) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 8%(64) 9%(69) 5%(41) 12%(89) 65%(493) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_8: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Cecil Rouse, Council of Economic Advisers Chairwoman Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 15%(293) 12%(244) 5%(97) 13%(251) 56%(1105) 1990 Gender: Male 15%(135) 15%(139) 6%(56) 15%(140) 50%(462) 931 Gender: Female 15%(157) 10%(105) 4%(41) 11%(112) 61%(643) 1059 Age: 18-34 12%(62) 17%(83) 6%(31) 12%(58) 53%(266) 500 Age: 35-44 13%(40) 15%(46) 6%(17) 12%(35) 54%(165) 302 Age: 45-64 16%(114) 9%(68) 4%(31) 13%(92) 58%(420) 725 Age: 65+ 17%(77) 10%(47) 4%(18) 14%(66) 55%(255) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 14%(23) 11%(18) 3%(5) 8%(12) 64%(103) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 12%(62) 17%(88) 8%(41) 12%(61) 52%(271) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 16%(79) 12%(57) 4%(18) 13%(66) 56%(275) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 16%(117) 10%(72) 4%(29) 14%(99) 57%(413) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 30%(237) 17%(133) 3%(22) 2%(18) 49%(387) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 8%(41) 11%(59) 6%(31) 9%(49) 67%(365) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 2%(14) 8%(53) 7%(44) 28%(185) 54%(352) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 30%(100) 21%(72) 3%(11) 3%(11) 42%(143) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 30%(137) 13%(61) 2%(11) 1%(6) 53%(244) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 10%(25) 12%(32) 7%(19) 11%(29) 60%(154) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6%(16) 9%(27) 4%(12) 7%(20) 74%(211) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 3%(9) 11%(35) 8%(26) 30%(99) 49%(164) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(5) 6%(17) 6%(18) 27%(85) 60%(188) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 28%(177) 18%(116) 3%(21) 3%(19) 48%(301) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 16%(88) 14%(73) 4%(22) 4%(24) 62%(332) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 4%(26) 7%(50) 7%(48) 28%(197) 54%(376) 697 Educ: < College 13%(163) 11%(134) 5%(62) 14%(173) 58%(721) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 17%(79) 13%(61) 5%(23) 12%(58) 53%(250) 471 Educ: Post-grad 19%(51) 19%(50) 5%(13) 8%(20) 50%(135) 268 Income: Under 50k 15%(162) 11%(113) 5%(52) 10%(111) 59%(623) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 13%(83) 13%(81) 5%(33) 15%(95) 54%(343) 635 Income: 100k+ 16%(47) 17%(49) 4%(12) 15%(45) 48%(140) 293 Ethnicity: White 13%(211) 12%(190) 5%(77) 14%(222) 57%(910) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_8: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Cecil Rouse, Council of Economic Advisers Chairwoman Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 15%(293) 12%(244) 5%(97) 13%(251) 56%(1105) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 18%(34) 14%(27) 6%(12) 13%(24) 50%(95) 193 Ethnicity: Black 26%(67) 14%(35) 5%(13) 7%(17) 48%(121) 252 Ethnicity: Other 12%(15) 15%(19) 6%(8) 9%(12) 58%(74) 128 All Christian 16%(150) 11%(110) 6%(53) 15%(148) 52%(499) 959 All Non-Christian 22%(21) 22%(21) 5%(5) 8%(8) 42%(41) 96 Atheist 21%(19) 15%(13) 4%(3) 12%(10) 48%(43) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 11%(55) 14%(69) 5%(22) 8%(42) 62%(305) 494 Something Else 13%(47) 9%(31) 4%(14) 12%(43) 62%(218) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 20%(22) 20%(22) 6%(7) 9%(10) 46%(51) 112 Evangelical 13%(74) 10%(57) 5%(29) 18%(103) 53%(298) 561 Non-Evangelical 17%(121) 11%(76) 5%(35) 12%(86) 56%(403) 722 Community: Urban 20%(112) 17%(96) 7%(37) 7%(39) 49%(271) 555 Community: Suburban 15%(137) 10%(90) 3%(32) 15%(133) 57%(527) 919 Community: Rural 8%(44) 11%(58) 6%(29) 15%(79) 59%(307) 516 Employ: Private Sector 14%(85) 17%(100) 5%(28) 13%(76) 52%(316) 604 Employ: Government 15%(20) 14%(19) 5%(7) 11%(14) 55%(72) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 17%(25) 14%(22) 6%(9) 14%(21) 49%(73) 149 Employ: Homemaker 9%(11) 5%(6) 8%(10) 15%(19) 63%(77) 123 Employ: Student 14%(11) 11%(9) 5%(4) 8%(6) 62%(49) 79 Employ: Retired 16%(81) 9%(47) 4%(22) 15%(78) 56%(288) 517 Employ: Unemployed 15%(42) 11%(30) 6%(16) 10%(28) 59%(164) 280 Employ: Other 16%(17) 11%(12) 1%(1) 9%(10) 62%(65) 106 Military HH: Yes 15%(51) 12%(43) 5%(16) 18%(64) 50%(174) 347 Military HH: No 15%(242) 12%(201) 5%(82) 11%(187) 57%(931) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 10%(57) 15%(80) 7%(37) 19%(104) 49%(269) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 16%(235) 11%(164) 4%(60) 10%(147) 58%(836) 1443 Trump Job Approve 2%(20) 8%(61) 8%(66) 27%(217) 54%(431) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 24%(273) 16%(182) 2%(28) 3%(30) 55%(637) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_8: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Cecil Rouse, Council of Economic Advisers Chairwoman Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 15%(293) 12%(244) 5%(97) 13%(251) 56%(1105) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(13) 6%(30) 8%(43) 35%(180) 48%(250) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(6) 11%(31) 8%(23) 13%(37) 65%(181) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 6%(11) 17%(32) 6%(11) 3%(6) 68%(127) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 27%(262) 16%(150) 2%(17) 3%(24) 53%(510) 962 Favorable of Trump 2%(18) 8%(59) 8%(63) 28%(219) 54%(427) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 23%(272) 16%(183) 3%(29) 3%(31) 56%(646) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(10) 6%(29) 8%(42) 37%(187) 47%(239) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 3%(8) 11%(31) 8%(21) 11%(31) 67%(188) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 3%(4) 18%(28) 8%(12) 3%(5) 69%(109) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 27%(267) 15%(155) 2%(17) 3%(26) 54%(537) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 10%(76) 13%(93) 7%(55) 14%(104) 55%(408) 736 #1 Issue: Security 7%(13) 9%(18) 8%(15) 31%(60) 46%(91) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 19%(69) 15%(53) 4%(13) 5%(19) 58%(212) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 19%(54) 11%(33) 3%(8) 10%(30) 57%(164) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 12%(13) 11%(12) 4%(5) 11%(12) 62%(69) 112 #1 Issue: Education 25%(19) 15%(11) 2%(1) 7%(5) 52%(39) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 28%(20) 15%(11) — (0) 6%(5) 50%(36) 72 #1 Issue: Other 19%(28) 9%(13) — (1) 11%(16) 60%(86) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 29%(216) 18%(132) 3%(21) 3%(23) 48%(359) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 2%(10) 8%(46) 7%(40) 30%(170) 53%(295) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 32%(227) 18%(126) 2%(16) 2%(16) 46%(323) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 3%(19) 7%(48) 8%(53) 28%(185) 54%(361) 666 2016 Vote: Other 4%(5) 14%(17) 2%(3) 7%(8) 74%(93) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(42) 10%(51) 5%(26) 9%(42) 67%(328) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 18%(220) 13%(164) 4%(51) 14%(179) 50%(621) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 10%(73) 11%(80) 6%(46) 10%(72) 64%(484) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_9: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Alejandro Mayorkas, Secretary of Homeland Security Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 16%(328) 11%(226) 5%(92) 15%(301) 52%(1043) 1990 Gender: Male 16%(153) 14%(130) 6%(54) 18%(169) 46%(426) 931 Gender: Female 16%(174) 9%(96) 4%(38) 13%(133) 58%(617) 1059 Age: 18-34 11%(57) 15%(75) 6%(32) 12%(62) 55%(274) 500 Age: 35-44 14%(42) 11%(34) 5%(16) 14%(42) 55%(168) 302 Age: 45-64 19%(135) 10%(72) 4%(25) 15%(112) 53%(381) 725 Age: 65+ 20%(94) 10%(45) 4%(18) 18%(85) 48%(221) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 13%(21) 11%(18) 4%(6) 7%(11) 65%(105) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 12%(62) 14%(72) 6%(33) 14%(74) 54%(283) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 17%(85) 12%(59) 5%(23) 14%(69) 52%(258) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 20%(144) 9%(68) 4%(28) 18%(130) 49%(360) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 32%(257) 15%(119) 3%(20) 3%(27) 47%(372) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 10%(54) 11%(58) 4%(21) 11%(59) 65%(354) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 2%(16) 8%(49) 8%(51) 33%(215) 49%(317) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 32%(108) 19%(64) 3%(9) 7%(23) 40%(135) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 33%(150) 12%(55) 3%(12) 1%(5) 52%(237) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 14%(36) 12%(32) 4%(11) 13%(34) 56%(146) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6%(18) 9%(25) 3%(10) 9%(25) 72%(207) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 3%(10) 10%(33) 10%(34) 34%(112) 43%(145) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 2%(7) 5%(16) 5%(17) 33%(102) 55%(173) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 32%(203) 16%(102) 4%(23) 4%(24) 45%(282) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 18%(94) 14%(74) 3%(19) 6%(31) 60%(321) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 4%(28) 6%(45) 7%(48) 34%(234) 49%(342) 697 Educ: < College 14%(180) 9%(119) 4%(51) 16%(203) 56%(699) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 18%(84) 13%(62) 5%(22) 15%(69) 50%(233) 471 Educ: Post-grad 24%(64) 17%(46) 7%(18) 11%(29) 42%(111) 268 Income: Under 50k 16%(173) 9%(92) 4%(41) 14%(145) 58%(611) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 15%(93) 13%(82) 6%(35) 17%(109) 50%(317) 635 Income: 100k+ 21%(61) 18%(52) 5%(16) 16%(48) 40%(116) 293 Ethnicity: White 15%(245) 10%(168) 5%(78) 17%(270) 53%(849) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_9: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Alejandro Mayorkas, Secretary of Homeland Security Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 16%(328) 11%(226) 5%(92) 15%(301) 52%(1043) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 19%(37) 15%(29) 6%(11) 12%(22) 48%(93) 193 Ethnicity: Black 27%(68) 13%(34) 4%(10) 9%(22) 47%(119) 252 Ethnicity: Other 11%(15) 19%(24) 4%(5) 7%(9) 59%(75) 128 All Christian 17%(162) 12%(113) 6%(54) 19%(181) 47%(449) 959 All Non-Christian 28%(27) 16%(16) 3%(3) 11%(10) 41%(40) 96 Atheist 34%(30) 15%(13) 3%(3) 8%(7) 39%(34) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 12%(61) 13%(63) 3%(16) 10%(50) 62%(305) 494 Something Else 14%(48) 6%(21) 4%(16) 15%(53) 61%(215) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 25%(29) 15%(17) 5%(5) 12%(13) 43%(49) 112 Evangelical 13%(73) 10%(54) 6%(33) 23%(130) 48%(272) 561 Non-Evangelical 18%(133) 10%(74) 5%(33) 14%(101) 53%(380) 722 Community: Urban 21%(116) 17%(92) 8%(43) 8%(46) 47%(259) 555 Community: Suburban 17%(152) 10%(89) 3%(27) 17%(158) 54%(492) 919 Community: Rural 12%(60) 9%(45) 4%(22) 19%(97) 57%(292) 516 Employ: Private Sector 16%(95) 15%(93) 5%(30) 15%(91) 49%(295) 604 Employ: Government 16%(21) 15%(20) 6%(8) 11%(14) 51%(67) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 17%(25) 11%(16) 7%(10) 17%(25) 48%(72) 149 Employ: Homemaker 10%(12) 4%(5) 6%(7) 20%(24) 61%(75) 123 Employ: Student 13%(10) 14%(11) 4%(3) 4%(3) 64%(50) 79 Employ: Retired 19%(100) 9%(46) 3%(18) 19%(96) 50%(257) 517 Employ: Unemployed 16%(45) 8%(22) 5%(15) 13%(36) 58%(162) 280 Employ: Other 18%(19) 12%(12) 1%(1) 9%(10) 61%(64) 106 Military HH: Yes 16%(57) 12%(41) 3%(11) 21%(72) 48%(166) 347 Military HH: No 16%(271) 11%(185) 5%(81) 14%(229) 53%(878) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 10%(57) 13%(71) 8%(43) 23%(127) 46%(250) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 19%(271) 11%(155) 3%(49) 12%(174) 55%(794) 1443 Trump Job Approve 2%(18) 8%(63) 8%(63) 33%(260) 49%(390) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 27%(310) 14%(161) 3%(29) 3%(37) 53%(613) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_9: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Alejandro Mayorkas, Secretary of Homeland Security Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 16%(328) 11%(226) 5%(92) 15%(301) 52%(1043) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(15) 5%(28) 8%(42) 41%(213) 42%(218) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 1%(3) 12%(35) 8%(21) 17%(48) 62%(172) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 6%(11) 14%(27) 6%(10) 6%(11) 68%(127) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 31%(299) 14%(134) 2%(18) 3%(25) 50%(486) 962 Favorable of Trump 2%(18) 8%(61) 7%(58) 33%(259) 50%(389) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 27%(307) 14%(163) 3%(31) 4%(41) 53%(618) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(10) 5%(27) 7%(37) 43%(219) 42%(215) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 3%(8) 12%(35) 8%(22) 14%(39) 63%(175) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 3%(4) 14%(22) 9%(14) 9%(15) 65%(103) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 30%(303) 14%(141) 2%(17) 3%(26) 51%(515) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 12%(90) 12%(91) 5%(38) 18%(133) 52%(384) 736 #1 Issue: Security 8%(15) 8%(15) 8%(16) 37%(72) 40%(78) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 23%(84) 11%(42) 4%(14) 6%(22) 56%(205) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 21%(60) 10%(30) 3%(8) 14%(41) 52%(149) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 14%(15) 7%(8) 10%(11) 8%(9) 62%(69) 112 #1 Issue: Education 17%(13) 17%(13) 4%(3) 9%(7) 53%(41) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 26%(18) 17%(12) 3%(2) 5%(3) 50%(35) 72 #1 Issue: Other 22%(32) 10%(14) — (1) 10%(14) 57%(82) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 32%(239) 16%(123) 3%(19) 4%(32) 45%(337) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 3%(16) 8%(43) 7%(37) 36%(204) 47%(261) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 35%(249) 16%(116) 2%(17) 3%(22) 43%(304) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 4%(24) 7%(46) 7%(48) 34%(228) 48%(320) 666 2016 Vote: Other 4%(5) 15%(19) 3%(3) 6%(7) 72%(92) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 10%(50) 9%(44) 5%(24) 9%(44) 67%(327) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 20%(248) 13%(155) 4%(50) 18%(219) 46%(564) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 11%(80) 9%(71) 6%(42) 11%(82) 63%(479) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_10: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Avril Haines, Director of National Intelligence Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 15%(306) 13%(257) 4%(88) 14%(271) 54%(1068) 1990 Gender: Male 16%(149) 15%(138) 6%(55) 16%(151) 47%(438) 931 Gender: Female 15%(157) 11%(119) 3%(33) 11%(120) 59%(630) 1059 Age: 18-34 13%(64) 15%(76) 6%(29) 12%(62) 54%(269) 500 Age: 35-44 10%(31) 15%(44) 7%(22) 12%(37) 56%(168) 302 Age: 45-64 17%(124) 12%(85) 3%(19) 14%(100) 55%(397) 725 Age: 65+ 19%(87) 11%(52) 4%(18) 15%(71) 51%(234) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 13%(20) 9%(14) 6%(9) 8%(13) 65%(105) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 12%(65) 16%(83) 6%(31) 13%(69) 53%(276) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 15%(75) 14%(68) 5%(22) 13%(66) 53%(264) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 18%(132) 11%(82) 3%(21) 15%(110) 53%(384) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 30%(241) 18%(143) 2%(18) 2%(20) 47%(376) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 9%(46) 12%(64) 4%(22) 11%(58) 65%(355) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 3%(18) 8%(51) 8%(49) 30%(193) 52%(337) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 31%(105) 21%(71) 3%(8) 4%(14) 41%(139) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 30%(136) 16%(71) 2%(9) 1%(6) 52%(237) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 12%(30) 13%(33) 7%(17) 14%(36) 55%(143) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6%(16) 11%(31) 2%(5) 8%(22) 74%(212) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 4%(13) 10%(34) 9%(30) 30%(101) 47%(156) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 2%(5) 5%(17) 6%(19) 29%(92) 58%(181) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 30%(192) 18%(112) 3%(20) 2%(15) 46%(295) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 15%(82) 16%(84) 3%(15) 6%(32) 60%(325) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 4%(29) 8%(56) 7%(52) 30%(206) 51%(354) 697 Educ: < College 14%(169) 11%(140) 4%(53) 15%(186) 56%(703) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 17%(80) 15%(69) 5%(21) 13%(62) 51%(239) 471 Educ: Post-grad 21%(57) 18%(49) 5%(14) 8%(23) 47%(126) 268 Income: Under 50k 16%(169) 11%(114) 4%(41) 12%(129) 57%(609) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 14%(88) 14%(89) 6%(36) 16%(99) 51%(323) 635 Income: 100k+ 17%(49) 18%(54) 4%(12) 15%(43) 46%(136) 293 Ethnicity: White 14%(227) 12%(196) 4%(69) 15%(243) 54%(874) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_10: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Avril Haines, Director of National Intelligence Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 15%(306) 13%(257) 4%(88) 14%(271) 54%(1068) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 17%(33) 13%(25) 5%(10) 12%(23) 53%(102) 193 Ethnicity: Black 25%(63) 17%(43) 4%(11) 7%(17) 47%(118) 252 Ethnicity: Other 12%(16) 14%(18) 6%(8) 9%(11) 59%(75) 128 All Christian 16%(156) 13%(127) 5%(51) 16%(157) 49%(469) 959 All Non-Christian 27%(26) 18%(18) 2%(2) 8%(8) 44%(43) 96 Atheist 26%(23) 16%(14) 6%(5) 8%(7) 45%(39) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 12%(58) 14%(69) 3%(16) 11%(52) 61%(299) 494 Something Else 12%(44) 8%(30) 4%(15) 13%(47) 62%(218) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 24%(27) 19%(22) 4%(5) 9%(10) 44%(49) 112 Evangelical 13%(73) 11%(64) 6%(34) 19%(105) 51%(285) 561 Non-Evangelical 17%(125) 11%(82) 4%(28) 13%(97) 54%(390) 722 Community: Urban 19%(107) 18%(101) 6%(33) 8%(46) 48%(268) 555 Community: Suburban 16%(149) 11%(99) 3%(31) 15%(135) 55%(506) 919 Community: Rural 10%(49) 11%(58) 5%(25) 18%(90) 57%(294) 516 Employ: Private Sector 13%(77) 18%(108) 6%(35) 13%(79) 50%(304) 604 Employ: Government 17%(23) 13%(17) 3%(4) 11%(14) 56%(74) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 19%(28) 12%(17) 7%(11) 14%(21) 49%(73) 149 Employ: Homemaker 8%(10) 7%(8) 6%(7) 18%(22) 62%(76) 123 Employ: Student 14%(11) 13%(10) 5%(4) 7%(5) 61%(48) 79 Employ: Retired 19%(100) 10%(52) 3%(18) 16%(82) 51%(265) 517 Employ: Unemployed 15%(42) 11%(29) 3%(8) 13%(37) 58%(163) 280 Employ: Other 14%(15) 15%(16) 1%(1) 10%(10) 61%(65) 106 Military HH: Yes 16%(56) 15%(51) 3%(12) 18%(62) 48%(166) 347 Military HH: No 15%(250) 13%(207) 5%(77) 13%(209) 55%(901) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 11%(60) 14%(74) 6%(31) 21%(117) 49%(266) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 17%(246) 13%(183) 4%(58) 11%(154) 56%(802) 1443 Trump Job Approve 3%(23) 8%(66) 8%(61) 29%(234) 52%(409) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 25%(282) 17%(190) 2%(27) 3%(32) 54%(617) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_10: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Avril Haines, Director of National Intelligence Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 15%(306) 13%(257) 4%(88) 14%(271) 54%(1068) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(17) 6%(32) 8%(41) 37%(189) 46%(237) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(7) 12%(34) 7%(20) 16%(45) 62%(172) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 4%(7) 21%(40) 4%(7) 4%(8) 67%(125) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 29%(276) 16%(150) 2%(20) 3%(24) 51%(492) 962 Favorable of Trump 3%(25) 8%(62) 7%(58) 30%(234) 52%(406) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 24%(280) 17%(192) 2%(28) 3%(35) 54%(624) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(15) 5%(26) 7%(37) 40%(202) 45%(227) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 4%(10) 13%(36) 8%(22) 12%(32) 64%(179) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(3) 20%(31) 6%(9) 6%(10) 67%(105) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 28%(278) 16%(162) 2%(19) 3%(25) 52%(519) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 11%(82) 13%(99) 6%(41) 16%(120) 54%(396) 736 #1 Issue: Security 7%(14) 9%(18) 8%(17) 31%(61) 44%(87) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 22%(80) 12%(44) 4%(14) 5%(17) 58%(211) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 20%(56) 14%(41) 2%(6) 13%(37) 51%(148) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 13%(14) 13%(14) 4%(5) 10%(11) 61%(68) 112 #1 Issue: Education 12%(10) 21%(16) 5%(4) 10%(7) 53%(40) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 29%(21) 16%(12) 2%(1) 5%(3) 48%(34) 72 #1 Issue: Other 20%(29) 10%(14) 1%(1) 10%(14) 59%(84) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 30%(221) 19%(142) 3%(20) 3%(25) 46%(342) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 3%(17) 9%(51) 7%(38) 32%(180) 49%(276) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 33%(231) 19%(134) 2%(18) 2%(16) 44%(309) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 4%(25) 8%(50) 7%(49) 30%(199) 51%(342) 666 2016 Vote: Other 5%(7) 14%(18) 2%(2) 7%(9) 72%(91) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(43) 11%(56) 4%(19) 10%(47) 66%(325) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 18%(228) 14%(177) 4%(52) 15%(185) 48%(593) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 10%(78) 11%(80) 5%(36) 11%(86) 63%(475) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_11: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Linda Thomas-Greenfield, United Nations Ambassador Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 16%(318) 13%(254) 5%(95) 14%(275) 53%(1048) 1990 Gender: Male 15%(144) 16%(146) 6%(59) 16%(152) 46%(430) 931 Gender: Female 16%(174) 10%(108) 3%(36) 12%(123) 58%(618) 1059 Age: 18-34 12%(59) 15%(76) 7%(33) 13%(66) 53%(266) 500 Age: 35-44 11%(33) 15%(45) 7%(20) 12%(36) 56%(168) 302 Age: 45-64 18%(133) 11%(80) 4%(25) 14%(100) 53%(386) 725 Age: 65+ 20%(93) 11%(53) 4%(17) 16%(72) 49%(228) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 12%(20) 11%(18) 5%(8) 6%(10) 66%(106) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 11%(60) 16%(84) 7%(35) 14%(74) 52%(271) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 16%(79) 13%(64) 5%(22) 14%(67) 53%(263) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 20%(143) 11%(81) 3%(22) 15%(109) 51%(374) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 31%(250) 18%(142) 2%(19) 3%(23) 46%(363) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 10%(53) 10%(56) 7%(36) 10%(52) 64%(348) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 2%(15) 9%(56) 6%(40) 31%(200) 52%(337) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 30%(100) 23%(78) 3%(11) 5%(16) 39%(133) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 33%(150) 14%(64) 2%(8) 1%(7) 50%(230) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 13%(35) 13%(34) 8%(21) 12%(31) 53%(138) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6%(18) 8%(22) 5%(15) 7%(21) 73%(210) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 3%(9) 10%(34) 8%(27) 32%(106) 48%(159) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 2%(5) 7%(23) 4%(14) 30%(95) 57%(177) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 31%(199) 18%(112) 4%(22) 3%(22) 44%(280) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 16%(88) 15%(79) 5%(27) 5%(27) 59%(316) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 4%(29) 8%(56) 6%(45) 31%(213) 51%(355) 697 Educ: < College 13%(165) 11%(135) 5%(67) 15%(186) 56%(700) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 19%(88) 14%(68) 3%(15) 14%(64) 50%(236) 471 Educ: Post-grad 24%(65) 19%(52) 5%(14) 9%(25) 42%(112) 268 Income: Under 50k 16%(171) 11%(115) 5%(54) 13%(133) 55%(588) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 15%(94) 14%(88) 5%(31) 16%(100) 51%(322) 635 Income: 100k+ 18%(53) 17%(51) 3%(10) 14%(41) 47%(138) 293 Ethnicity: White 15%(239) 12%(187) 5%(79) 15%(243) 54%(862) 1610 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_11: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Linda Thomas-Greenfield, United Nations Ambassador Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 16%(318) 13%(254) 5%(95) 14%(275) 53%(1048) 1990 Ethnicity: Hispanic 15%(29) 19%(36) 3%(6) 14%(27) 49%(95) 193 Ethnicity: Black 26%(66) 16%(41) 5%(12) 10%(24) 43%(109) 252 Ethnicity: Other 9%(12) 21%(26) 4%(5) 6%(8) 60%(77) 128 All Christian 17%(164) 13%(122) 5%(47) 17%(163) 48%(464) 959 All Non-Christian 26%(25) 18%(17) 5%(4) 9%(8) 43%(41) 96 Atheist 28%(25) 14%(12) 6%(5) 8%(7) 45%(39) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 12%(57) 14%(69) 4%(21) 10%(49) 60%(297) 494 Something Else 13%(47) 10%(34) 5%(18) 13%(48) 58%(206) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 23%(26) 18%(20) 7%(7) 9%(10) 43%(49) 112 Evangelical 12%(66) 12%(68) 5%(25) 21%(120) 50%(283) 561 Non-Evangelical 20%(142) 11%(79) 5%(36) 12%(89) 52%(375) 722 Community: Urban 20%(110) 19%(105) 8%(42) 8%(47) 45%(250) 555 Community: Suburban 17%(157) 10%(91) 3%(30) 15%(139) 55%(502) 919 Community: Rural 10%(50) 11%(58) 5%(23) 17%(89) 57%(296) 516 Employ: Private Sector 16%(96) 17%(102) 5%(29) 13%(81) 49%(295) 604 Employ: Government 15%(20) 15%(20) 4%(5) 13%(17) 53%(69) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 18%(27) 11%(16) 6%(9) 17%(26) 48%(72) 149 Employ: Homemaker 9%(10) 7%(9) 5%(6) 19%(24) 60%(73) 123 Employ: Student 11%(9) 12%(9) 5%(4) 8%(7) 64%(50) 79 Employ: Retired 19%(96) 11%(55) 4%(19) 15%(80) 52%(268) 517 Employ: Unemployed 16%(45) 10%(28) 7%(20) 11%(31) 56%(155) 280 Employ: Other 13%(14) 15%(16) 2%(2) 9%(9) 61%(65) 106 Military HH: Yes 16%(55) 15%(51) 3%(11) 19%(67) 47%(162) 347 Military HH: No 16%(263) 12%(203) 5%(84) 13%(208) 54%(886) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 9%(48) 16%(88) 8%(43) 20%(112) 47%(256) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 19%(270) 11%(166) 4%(52) 11%(163) 55%(792) 1443 Trump Job Approve 2%(18) 8%(60) 9%(69) 30%(236) 52%(412) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 26%(298) 17%(190) 2%(26) 3%(35) 52%(600) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_11: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you approve or disapprove of President-elect Joe Biden announcing plans to appoint each of the following individuals to serve in his administration? Linda Thomas-Greenfield, United Nations Ambassador Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic approve approve disapprove disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 16%(318) 13%(254) 5%(95) 14%(275) 53%(1048) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(10) 6%(33) 9%(44) 37%(192) 46%(236) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 3%(7) 10%(28) 9%(25) 16%(44) 63%(175) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 5%(10) 23%(42) 3%(6) 5%(9) 64%(120) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 30%(288) 15%(148) 2%(20) 3%(25) 50%(481) 962 Favorable of Trump 2%(19) 8%(62) 8%(66) 29%(231) 52%(407) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 26%(297) 16%(188) 2%(27) 3%(37) 53%(611) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(9) 5%(27) 9%(48) 39%(196) 45%(228) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 4%(10) 13%(35) 7%(18) 13%(36) 64%(179) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 3%(5) 17%(27) 7%(11) 8%(12) 65%(102) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 29%(291) 16%(161) 2%(16) 2%(25) 51%(509) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 12%(91) 14%(100) 7%(52) 15%(108) 52%(384) 736 #1 Issue: Security 7%(14) 8%(15) 6%(12) 33%(65) 46%(90) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 22%(81) 12%(46) 3%(12) 7%(26) 55%(201) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 20%(57) 13%(38) 2%(6) 13%(37) 52%(150) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 12%(14) 11%(12) 3%(4) 12%(13) 62%(69) 112 #1 Issue: Education 11%(9) 23%(17) 6%(4) 11%(8) 49%(38) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 28%(20) 19%(14) 5%(4) 4%(3) 44%(32) 72 #1 Issue: Other 22%(32) 8%(11) 1%(1) 10%(14) 59%(84) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 31%(234) 19%(142) 3%(21) 4%(27) 43%(326) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 3%(16) 9%(51) 7%(38) 33%(183) 49%(273) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 34%(243) 18%(125) 3%(24) 2%(16) 42%(298) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 3%(23) 9%(59) 7%(47) 29%(195) 51%(342) 666 2016 Vote: Other 5%(6) 15%(19) 1%(1) 9%(12) 71%(90) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(46) 10%(51) 5%(24) 11%(52) 65%(317) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 20%(241) 14%(174) 4%(53) 15%(189) 47%(577) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 10%(77) 11%(80) 6%(42) 11%(85) 62%(471) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POL15: Do you think that the use of marijuana should be made legal in the United States, or not? Yes, should be made No, should not be made Don’t know / No Demographic legal legal opinion Total N Registered Voters 64%(1267) 25%(503) 11%(220) 1990 Gender: Male 64%(596) 28%(260) 8%(76) 931 Gender: Female 63%(671) 23%(243) 14%(145) 1059 Age: 18-34 73%(367) 16%(81) 10%(52) 500 Age: 35-44 71%(214) 20%(61) 9%(28) 302 Age: 45-64 61%(439) 28%(205) 11%(81) 725 Age: 65+ 53%(247) 34%(157) 13%(59) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 74%(118) 14%(23) 12%(19) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 74%(386) 17%(87) 10%(51) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 63%(311) 27%(133) 10%(50) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 57%(414) 31%(226) 12%(90) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 73%(579) 16%(128) 11%(90) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 68%(369) 20%(110) 12%(66) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 49%(318) 41%(266) 10%(64) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 75%(253) 19%(66) 6%(20) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 71%(327) 14%(62) 15%(70) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 67%(173) 23%(60) 10%(26) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 69%(196) 17%(49) 14%(41) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 51%(170) 40%(134) 9%(30) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 47%(148) 42%(131) 11%(34) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 81%(515) 12%(76) 7%(44) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 66%(354) 21%(116) 13%(69) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 47%(325) 42%(296) 11%(76) 697 Educ: < College 64%(801) 24%(297) 12%(154) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 66%(309) 25%(117) 9%(44) 471 Educ: Post-grad 58%(156) 33%(89) 8%(23) 268 Income: Under 50k 66%(706) 21%(226) 12%(130) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 61%(386) 29%(183) 10%(66) 635 Income: 100k+ 60%(175) 32%(94) 8%(24) 293 Ethnicity: White 64%(1030) 26%(420) 10%(160) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 68%(130) 22%(42) 10%(20) 193 Ethnicity: Black 62%(156) 21%(53) 17%(43) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL15: Do you think that the use of marijuana should be made legal in the United States, or not? Yes, should be made No, should not be made Don’t know / No Demographic legal legal opinion Total N Registered Voters 64%(1267) 25%(503) 11%(220) 1990 Ethnicity: Other 63%(81) 23%(29) 14%(18) 128 All Christian 55%(529) 34%(322) 11%(108) 959 All Non-Christian 68%(65) 22%(21) 10%(10) 96 Atheist 92%(81) 3%(3) 5%(4) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 75%(373) 14%(71) 10%(50) 494 Something Else 62%(219) 24%(86) 14%(48) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 62%(70) 28%(31) 10%(11) 112 Evangelical 50%(279) 39%(216) 12%(66) 561 Non-Evangelical 63%(458) 25%(178) 12%(86) 722 Community: Urban 69%(382) 21%(114) 11%(58) 555 Community: Suburban 63%(580) 25%(234) 11%(105) 919 Community: Rural 59%(304) 30%(155) 11%(57) 516 Employ: Private Sector 66%(398) 26%(156) 8%(49) 604 Employ: Government 58%(77) 34%(45) 8%(10) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 64%(96) 23%(34) 13%(19) 149 Employ: Homemaker 59%(72) 28%(34) 13%(16) 123 Employ: Student 76%(60) 8%(6) 16%(12) 79 Employ: Retired 56%(292) 32%(166) 12%(60) 517 Employ: Unemployed 73%(204) 17%(47) 10%(28) 280 Employ: Other 63%(67) 13%(14) 24%(26) 106 Military HH: Yes 57%(197) 32%(112) 11%(37) 347 Military HH: No 65%(1069) 24%(391) 11%(183) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 54%(297) 34%(185) 12%(64) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 67%(969) 22%(318) 11%(156) 1443 Trump Job Approve 51%(407) 38%(304) 10%(83) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 73%(836) 17%(191) 11%(123) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 48%(250) 41%(210) 11%(56) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 57%(157) 34%(94) 10%(27) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 65%(122) 25%(47) 10%(18) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 74%(714) 15%(144) 11%(104) 962 Continued on next page

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Table POL15: Do you think that the use of marijuana should be made legal in the United States, or not? Yes, should be made No, should not be made Don’t know / No Demographic legal legal opinion Total N Registered Voters 64%(1267) 25%(503) 11%(220) 1990 Favorable of Trump 51%(403) 39%(303) 10%(79) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 73%(842) 17%(191) 11%(127) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 47%(240) 42%(212) 11%(55) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 59%(163) 33%(91) 9%(24) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 63%(99) 27%(43) 10%(15) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 74%(743) 15%(148) 11%(111) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 64%(472) 26%(190) 10%(75) 736 #1 Issue: Security 49%(97) 41%(80) 10%(20) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 72%(265) 16%(60) 11%(41) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 57%(163) 31%(90) 12%(35) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 71%(79) 15%(17) 14%(16) 112 #1 Issue: Education 61%(46) 27%(21) 12%(9) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 81%(58) 12%(9) 7%(5) 72 #1 Issue: Other 61%(87) 25%(36) 14%(19) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 74%(555) 16%(122) 10%(72) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 45%(250) 45%(252) 10%(59) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 72%(506) 17%(121) 11%(80) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 48%(321) 41%(271) 11%(73) 666 2016 Vote: Other 67%(84) 27%(34) 6%(8) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 72%(354) 16%(76) 12%(59) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 60%(747) 30%(367) 10%(122) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 69%(520) 18%(136) 13%(98) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 72%(633) 18%(156) 10%(91) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 41%(198) 48%(232) 11%(55) 484 2012 Vote: Other 61%(32) 27%(15) 11%(6) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 70%(401) 18%(101) 12%(69) 571 4-Region: Northeast 64%(227) 25%(89) 11%(39) 355 4-Region: Midwest 63%(287) 25%(115) 12%(55) 457 4-Region: South 64%(473) 25%(183) 12%(87) 743 4-Region: West 64%(280) 26%(115) 9%(39) 435 Continued on next page

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Table POL15: Do you think that the use of marijuana should be made legal in the United States, or not? Yes, should be made No, should not be made Don’t know / No Demographic legal legal opinion Total N Registered Voters 64%(1267) 25%(503) 11%(220) 1990 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 73%(687) 15%(143) 11%(105) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 50%(380) 40%(306) 10%(79) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

313 Morning Consult Table POL16

Table POL16: As you may know, the U.S. House of Representatives recently voted to legalize marijuana at the federal level. Based on what you know, do you support or oppose the House’s vote to legalize marijuana? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t know / Demographic support support oppose oppose No opinion Total N Registered Voters 47%(933) 19%(383) 8%(160) 17%(336) 9%(179) 1990 Gender: Male 48%(445) 18%(172) 8%(70) 19%(181) 7%(63) 931 Gender: Female 46%(488) 20%(211) 8%(89) 15%(155) 11%(116) 1059 Age: 18-34 56%(278) 19%(95) 6%(31) 8%(42) 11%(53) 500 Age: 35-44 58%(174) 17%(51) 7%(20) 11%(32) 8%(24) 302 Age: 45-64 43%(312) 20%(144) 9%(62) 20%(143) 9%(63) 725 Age: 65+ 36%(168) 20%(91) 10%(46) 26%(118) 8%(39) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 52%(84) 23%(37) 8%(13) 6%(9) 12%(19) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 59%(308) 17%(88) 6%(30) 8%(44) 10%(53) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 48%(238) 19%(93) 9%(46) 16%(80) 8%(38) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 38%(279) 21%(152) 9%(64) 24%(174) 8%(61) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 57%(456) 20%(159) 8%(61) 7%(59) 8%(62) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 50%(273) 17%(94) 7%(36) 14%(79) 12%(64) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 31%(204) 20%(130) 10%(63) 30%(198) 8%(53) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 63%(213) 17%(56) 7%(24) 10%(35) 3%(10) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 53%(243) 22%(103) 8%(37) 5%(24) 11%(52) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 48%(124) 18%(47) 7%(18) 16%(43) 10%(27) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 52%(149) 16%(46) 6%(18) 13%(36) 13%(37) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 32%(108) 21%(69) 9%(29) 31%(103) 8%(26) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 31%(96) 20%(62) 11%(34) 30%(95) 9%(27) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 64%(407) 19%(123) 7%(44) 4%(27) 5%(33) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 47%(251) 23%(122) 8%(42) 12%(64) 11%(59) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 31%(217) 18%(128) 10%(71) 33%(232) 7%(50) 697 Educ: < College 48%(606) 18%(221) 7%(85) 17%(209) 10%(130) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 47%(223) 21%(98) 7%(34) 18%(84) 7%(33) 471 Educ: Post-grad 39%(104) 24%(64) 15%(40) 16%(44) 6%(16) 268 Income: Under 50k 53%(558) 17%(176) 7%(72) 14%(149) 10%(107) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 41%(263) 21%(136) 8%(51) 20%(130) 9%(55) 635 Income: 100k+ 38%(112) 24%(70) 13%(37) 19%(57) 6%(17) 293 Ethnicity: White 46%(746) 19%(311) 8%(128) 18%(294) 8%(130) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 50%(96) 20%(39) 6%(12) 15%(30) 9%(17) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POL16: As you may know, the U.S. House of Representatives recently voted to legalize marijuana at the federal level. Based on what you know, do you support or oppose the House’s vote to legalize marijuana? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t know / Demographic support support oppose oppose No opinion Total N Registered Voters 47%(933) 19%(383) 8%(160) 17%(336) 9%(179) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 52%(130) 16%(41) 9%(22) 10%(24) 14%(34) 252 Ethnicity: Other 44%(56) 23%(30) 7%(10) 14%(17) 11%(15) 128 All Christian 38%(364) 21%(203) 10%(94) 23%(224) 8%(73) 959 All Non-Christian 54%(52) 18%(18) 8%(8) 10%(9) 10%(10) 96 Atheist 76%(67) 16%(14) 3%(3) — (0) 4%(4) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 59%(293) 15%(76) 6%(28) 10%(48) 10%(48) 494 Something Else 44%(156) 20%(72) 8%(27) 16%(55) 12%(44) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 50%(56) 16%(18) 12%(13) 13%(14) 10%(11) 112 Evangelical 33%(187) 22%(121) 9%(51) 27%(152) 9%(50) 561 Non-Evangelical 45%(323) 21%(152) 9%(64) 17%(120) 9%(63) 722 Community: Urban 51%(281) 21%(119) 9%(51) 10%(54) 9%(50) 555 Community: Suburban 46%(427) 19%(172) 8%(74) 18%(169) 8%(78) 919 Community: Rural 44%(225) 18%(92) 7%(35) 22%(113) 10%(51) 516 Employ: Private Sector 47%(283) 22%(131) 8%(46) 17%(100) 7%(45) 604 Employ: Government 38%(49) 23%(31) 13%(17) 19%(25) 8%(10) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 48%(72) 18%(26) 10%(16) 12%(18) 12%(18) 149 Employ: Homemaker 48%(59) 14%(17) 5%(6) 21%(26) 13%(16) 123 Employ: Student 55%(44) 23%(18) 8%(7) 5%(4) 8%(7) 79 Employ: Retired 40%(207) 19%(98) 9%(48) 23%(121) 8%(44) 517 Employ: Unemployed 58%(162) 17%(48) 6%(16) 11%(31) 8%(22) 280 Employ: Other 54%(57) 13%(14) 5%(5) 11%(12) 17%(19) 106 Military HH: Yes 46%(160) 14%(49) 8%(27) 24%(85) 8%(26) 347 Military HH: No 47%(772) 20%(334) 8%(133) 15%(251) 9%(153) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 38%(209) 20%(108) 6%(34) 26%(140) 10%(55) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 50%(724) 19%(275) 9%(125) 14%(195) 9%(124) 1443 Trump Job Approve 34%(270) 20%(155) 9%(69) 29%(234) 8%(66) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 56%(648) 19%(224) 8%(87) 9%(99) 8%(92) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POL16: As you may know, the U.S. House of Representatives recently voted to legalize marijuana at the federal level. Based on what you know, do you support or oppose the House’s vote to legalize marijuana? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t know / Demographic support support oppose oppose No opinion Total N Registered Voters 47%(933) 19%(383) 8%(160) 17%(336) 9%(179) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 34%(177) 17%(86) 8%(40) 34%(174) 8%(39) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 33%(93) 25%(69) 10%(29) 22%(60) 10%(27) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 44%(83) 24%(44) 11%(21) 11%(20) 10%(19) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 59%(565) 19%(179) 7%(67) 8%(78) 8%(73) 962 Favorable of Trump 34%(269) 19%(148) 9%(69) 30%(235) 8%(64) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 56%(650) 20%(228) 8%(88) 8%(98) 8%(97) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 33%(168) 17%(84) 7%(37) 35%(178) 8%(41) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 36%(101) 23%(64) 12%(33) 21%(58) 8%(23) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 45%(71) 21%(34) 11%(17) 11%(18) 11%(18) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 58%(579) 19%(194) 7%(71) 8%(80) 8%(79) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 46%(342) 20%(150) 9%(65) 16%(116) 9%(64) 736 #1 Issue: Security 30%(59) 22%(43) 10%(19) 32%(64) 6%(12) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 56%(206) 19%(71) 8%(29) 9%(33) 8%(28) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 44%(127) 16%(45) 8%(23) 22%(64) 10%(30) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 48%(54) 17%(19) 6%(7) 13%(14) 16%(18) 112 #1 Issue: Education 47%(36) 21%(16) 4%(3) 17%(13) 11%(8) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 62%(44) 18%(13) 4%(3) 7%(5) 9%(6) 72 #1 Issue: Other 46%(66) 18%(25) 8%(11) 19%(27) 10%(14) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 58%(432) 20%(152) 7%(56) 8%(60) 7%(49) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 28%(156) 19%(109) 10%(59) 35%(195) 8%(42) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 57%(404) 19%(134) 9%(61) 8%(57) 7%(52) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 32%(212) 19%(127) 9%(59) 32%(210) 9%(57) 666 2016 Vote: Other 47%(60) 19%(24) 10%(12) 18%(23) 7%(8) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 52%(256) 20%(98) 6%(27) 9%(46) 13%(62) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 43%(537) 20%(250) 8%(102) 21%(259) 7%(88) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 52%(396) 18%(133) 8%(58) 10%(76) 12%(91) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 55%(484) 20%(178) 8%(70) 9%(79) 8%(69) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 27%(130) 17%(81) 10%(51) 38%(183) 8%(40) 484 2012 Vote: Other 41%(22) 19%(10) 6%(3) 26%(14) 8%(4) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 52%(295) 20%(114) 6%(36) 10%(60) 12%(66) 571 Continued on next page

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317 Morning Consult Table POLdem1_1

Table POLdem1_1: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Janet Yellen Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 11%(110) 11%(112) 4%(38) 5%(54) 14%(147) 55%(569) 1030 Gender: Male 14%(68) 15%(73) 5%(26) 7%(36) 15%(76) 44%(219) 498 Gender: Female 8%(42) 7%(39) 2%(12) 3%(18) 13%(71) 66%(350) 532 Age: 18-34 4%(9) 12%(30) 2%(5) 4%(10) 11%(28) 68%(177) 260 Age: 35-44 7%(11) 10%(15) 2%(3) 3%(5) 12%(18) 66%(100) 152 Age: 45-64 11%(46) 11%(42) 4%(17) 5%(19) 17%(66) 52%(210) 400 Age: 65+ 20%(44) 11%(24) 6%(12) 9%(19) 16%(35) 38%(83) 218 GenZers: 1997-2012 3%(2) 4%(3) 4%(3) 1%(1) 9%(8) 80%(68) 85 Millennials: 1981-1996 4%(11) 13%(34) 2%(4) 4%(11) 13%(34) 64%(168) 261 GenXers: 1965-1980 10%(28) 12%(31) 4%(11) 4%(11) 13%(34) 57%(153) 268 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 16%(63) 10%(39) 4%(16) 7%(28) 18%(68) 44%(167) 381 PID: Dem (no lean) 17%(70) 14%(61) 2%(7) 2%(7) 13%(57) 52%(221) 424 PID: Ind (no lean) 11%(30) 8%(23) 4%(12) 5%(13) 13%(36) 59%(163) 278 PID: Rep (no lean) 3%(10) 8%(27) 6%(18) 10%(33) 17%(54) 56%(185) 328 PID/Gender: Dem Men 21%(39) 20%(37) 1%(1) 3%(5) 15%(28) 41%(75) 185 PID/Gender: Dem Women 13%(31) 10%(25) 2%(6) 1%(2) 12%(29) 61%(146) 239 PID/Gender: Ind Men 15%(21) 13%(18) 8%(11) 6%(8) 14%(19) 45%(61) 138 PID/Gender: Ind Women 7%(10) 4%(5) 1%(2) 4%(5) 12%(17) 73%(102) 140 PID/Gender: Rep Men 5%(9) 10%(18) 8%(14) 13%(23) 17%(29) 47%(82) 175 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(2) 6%(9) 3%(4) 7%(10) 17%(25) 67%(103) 153 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 19%(65) 14%(48) 2%(8) 2%(8) 13%(43) 49%(167) 340 Ideo: Moderate (4) 12%(35) 13%(37) 1%(3) 2%(6) 14%(41) 58%(168) 290 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 3%(10) 8%(27) 8%(26) 11%(39) 17%(58) 53%(180) 339 Educ: < College 6%(39) 8%(49) 3%(16) 4%(24) 16%(97) 64%(397) 623 Educ: Bachelors degree 15%(37) 15%(38) 5%(12) 9%(22) 12%(29) 46%(115) 253 Educ: Post-grad 22%(34) 17%(26) 6%(10) 5%(8) 13%(21) 37%(57) 155 Income: Under 50k 8%(45) 7%(38) 3%(17) 4%(19) 14%(75) 64%(339) 533 Income: 50k-100k 12%(41) 13%(42) 4%(12) 6%(20) 15%(49) 50%(164) 328 Income: 100k+ 15%(25) 19%(32) 5%(9) 8%(14) 14%(24) 39%(66) 169 Ethnicity: White 11%(94) 11%(89) 4%(36) 5%(46) 15%(124) 54%(449) 837 Ethnicity: Hispanic 9%(9) 10%(10) 5%(5) 3%(3) 16%(16) 57%(58) 101 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_1: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Janet Yellen Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 11%(110) 11%(112) 4%(38) 5%(54) 14%(147) 55%(569) 1030 Ethnicity: Black 9%(11) 11%(14) 1%(1) 2%(2) 14%(17) 62%(77) 123 Ethnicity: Other 7%(5) 13%(9) — (0) 8%(6) 9%(7) 62%(44) 70 All Christian 13%(65) 10%(52) 6%(28) 8%(39) 15%(76) 48%(238) 499 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 7%(18) 11%(28) 2%(5) 4%(9) 11%(27) 66%(165) 252 Something Else 4%(8) 6%(11) 1%(2) 2%(5) 16%(30) 70%(134) 190 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 20%(11) 21%(11) 3%(2) — (0) 22%(12) 34%(19) 54 Evangelical 7%(22) 7%(21) 3%(10) 6%(19) 17%(51) 60%(181) 304 Non-Evangelical 14%(50) 11%(40) 6%(21) 7%(24) 14%(52) 50%(185) 373 Community: Urban 12%(38) 14%(44) 3%(10) 3%(9) 16%(49) 52%(162) 312 Community: Suburban 13%(58) 10%(48) 3%(15) 6%(29) 14%(65) 53%(244) 459 Community: Rural 6%(14) 8%(20) 5%(13) 6%(15) 13%(33) 63%(163) 259 Employ: Private Sector 11%(36) 15%(51) 4%(14) 5%(17) 14%(48) 50%(167) 333 Employ: Government 8%(5) 25%(15) 1%(1) 1%(1) 18%(11) 46%(28) 60 Employ: Self-Employed 11%(8) 10%(7) 4%(3) 13%(10) 17%(13) 45%(33) 74 Employ: Homemaker 1%(1) 6%(4) — (0) 3%(2) 11%(7) 79%(51) 65 Employ: Retired 17%(42) 9%(22) 5%(12) 6%(16) 17%(43) 45%(112) 246 Employ: Unemployed 8%(12) 4%(7) 3%(5) 3%(5) 12%(19) 69%(109) 157 Employ: Other 8%(5) 6%(3) 4%(3) 6%(3) 7%(4) 69%(40) 58 Military HH: Yes 12%(20) 10%(18) 7%(12) 12%(20) 11%(18) 49%(86) 174 Military HH: No 11%(90) 11%(94) 3%(26) 4%(34) 15%(129) 56%(483) 856 RD/WT: Right Direction 7%(20) 11%(31) 6%(16) 9%(25) 14%(39) 53%(148) 278 RD/WT: Wrong Track 12%(91) 11%(81) 3%(22) 4%(29) 14%(109) 56%(421) 752 Trump Job Approve 3%(11) 7%(26) 8%(31) 11%(42) 14%(55) 58%(227) 392 Trump Job Disapprove 16%(100) 14%(86) 1%(7) 2%(11) 14%(88) 53%(323) 615 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(6) 8%(20) 6%(15) 13%(34) 13%(33) 58%(148) 257 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 3%(4) 5%(6) 11%(15) 7%(9) 16%(22) 58%(79) 135 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 4%(4) 11%(11) 1%(1) 2%(2) 24%(23) 59%(59) 99 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 19%(96) 15%(76) 1%(6) 2%(9) 12%(64) 51%(264) 516 Favorable of Trump 3%(10) 8%(30) 8%(29) 11%(41) 14%(53) 58%(224) 387 Unfavorable of Trump 16%(100) 13%(82) 1%(8) 2%(13) 14%(89) 53%(330) 622 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_1: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Janet Yellen Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 11%(110) 11%(112) 4%(38) 5%(54) 14%(147) 55%(569) 1030 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(7) 6%(16) 6%(15) 13%(33) 14%(34) 58%(144) 248 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 2%(3) 10%(14) 10%(14) 6%(8) 14%(19) 58%(81) 139 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 4%(3) 10%(9) 4%(3) 1%(1) 26%(22) 56%(48) 86 Very Unfavorable of Trump 18%(96) 14%(73) 1%(5) 2%(12) 12%(67) 53%(282) 536 #1 Issue: Economy 6%(24) 11%(44) 6%(22) 7%(25) 16%(59) 54%(207) 381 #1 Issue: Security 5%(5) 7%(7) 7%(6) 12%(12) 16%(16) 53%(53) 99 #1 Issue: Health Care 21%(41) 12%(23) — (0) — (1) 14%(27) 54%(107) 200 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 14%(19) 10%(15) 4%(5) 5%(6) 15%(20) 53%(73) 139 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 3%(2) 7%(5) 3%(2) 4%(3) 11%(7) 72%(47) 66 #1 Issue: Other 18%(13) 9%(6) 1%(1) 8%(6) 10%(7) 54%(39) 72 2018 House Vote: Democrat 22%(87) 18%(70) 2%(6) 2%(9) 12%(48) 44%(173) 393 2018 House Vote: Republican 4%(10) 10%(28) 9%(25) 13%(38) 18%(52) 46%(132) 286 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 24%(88) 17%(62) 1%(4) 2%(7) 13%(48) 44%(163) 371 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 4%(14) 9%(31) 8%(28) 12%(40) 17%(59) 49%(168) 339 2016 Vote: Other 3%(2) 15%(10) 6%(4) 6%(4) 12%(8) 59%(40) 68 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 3%(6) 4%(10) 1%(2) 1%(4) 13%(32) 79%(199) 253 Voted in 2014: Yes 14%(91) 14%(86) 4%(28) 7%(47) 15%(94) 45%(288) 635 Voted in 2014: No 5%(19) 6%(26) 2%(9) 2%(7) 13%(53) 71%(281) 395 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 21%(95) 15%(67) 2%(8) 1%(6) 14%(63) 48%(220) 460 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2%(5) 10%(23) 9%(23) 14%(35) 20%(48) 45%(109) 243 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 3%(9) 6%(19) 1%(4) 3%(8) 11%(34) 75%(225) 299 4-Region: Northeast 16%(31) 12%(23) 2%(4) 4%(7) 11%(22) 55%(106) 192 4-Region: Midwest 11%(26) 12%(28) 5%(11) 7%(16) 12%(29) 53%(127) 237 4-Region: South 7%(29) 7%(26) 4%(15) 6%(22) 18%(70) 58%(224) 385 4-Region: West 12%(25) 17%(36) 4%(8) 4%(9) 12%(26) 52%(112) 215 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 18%(86) 15%(72) 2%(8) 2%(7) 13%(65) 52%(254) 493 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 3%(12) 8%(30) 6%(24) 10%(39) 17%(64) 56%(213) 381 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_2: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Antony Blinken Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 5%(49) 7%(73) 2%(25) 4%(40) 11%(116) 71%(731) 1034 Gender: Male 7%(31) 11%(54) 4%(21) 5%(25) 13%(60) 60%(288) 479 Gender: Female 3%(18) 4%(20) 1%(4) 3%(16) 10%(56) 80%(443) 556 Age: 18-34 3%(8) 9%(22) 3%(7) 4%(11) 11%(30) 70%(181) 261 Age: 35-44 5%(7) 6%(9) 3%(5) 3%(5) 8%(13) 75%(119) 158 Age: 45-64 5%(20) 7%(26) 2%(8) 4%(14) 10%(35) 72%(262) 364 Age: 65+ 5%(14) 6%(16) 2%(5) 4%(10) 15%(38) 67%(169) 251 GenZers: 1997-2012 5%(3) 2%(2) — (0) 1%(1) 8%(5) 84%(59) 70 Millennials: 1981-1996 3%(9) 9%(27) 4%(10) 5%(14) 11%(33) 68%(197) 290 GenXers: 1965-1980 6%(14) 7%(17) 3%(7) 3%(7) 10%(25) 73%(183) 253 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 5%(18) 7%(25) 2%(8) 4%(16) 13%(48) 69%(259) 373 PID: Dem (no lean) 8%(32) 12%(47) 2%(6) 2%(9) 12%(49) 64%(253) 395 PID: Ind (no lean) 5%(14) 4%(13) 2%(7) 3%(9) 12%(37) 74%(230) 310 PID: Rep (no lean) 1%(3) 4%(13) 3%(11) 7%(23) 9%(30) 75%(248) 329 PID/Gender: Dem Men 10%(18) 18%(32) 3%(5) 3%(6) 14%(26) 51%(91) 177 PID/Gender: Dem Women 6%(14) 7%(16) 1%(1) 1%(3) 11%(23) 74%(162) 218 PID/Gender: Ind Men 7%(10) 8%(12) 4%(6) 4%(6) 16%(24) 62%(93) 151 PID/Gender: Ind Women 3%(4) 1%(1) 1%(2) 2%(2) 8%(13) 86%(136) 158 PID/Gender: Rep Men 2%(3) 7%(10) 7%(11) 8%(12) 7%(11) 69%(103) 150 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (0) 2%(3) — (1) 6%(11) 11%(20) 81%(145) 179 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 8%(24) 11%(34) 2%(5) 2%(7) 13%(42) 65%(206) 318 Ideo: Moderate (4) 7%(20) 8%(26) 2%(7) 2%(5) 14%(41) 67%(202) 300 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(5) 4%(13) 3%(11) 8%(27) 9%(30) 75%(265) 351 Educ: < College 3%(19) 4%(29) 1%(10) 3%(20) 12%(79) 76%(506) 662 Educ: Bachelors degree 6%(14) 9%(22) 3%(8) 6%(14) 10%(23) 66%(156) 238 Educ: Post-grad 12%(16) 16%(22) 5%(7) 5%(6) 11%(14) 51%(68) 134 Income: Under 50k 4%(20) 4%(25) 2%(9) 3%(16) 11%(64) 76%(432) 567 Income: 50k-100k 5%(17) 10%(31) 2%(5) 4%(14) 13%(42) 66%(207) 315 Income: 100k+ 8%(12) 11%(17) 7%(10) 7%(11) 7%(10) 61%(92) 152 Ethnicity: White 4%(36) 7%(56) 2%(17) 4%(36) 10%(85) 72%(602) 832 Ethnicity: Hispanic 4%(3) 9%(8) 2%(2) 3%(2) 18%(16) 64%(57) 89 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_2: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Antony Blinken Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 5%(49) 7%(73) 2%(25) 4%(40) 11%(116) 71%(731) 1034 Ethnicity: Black 7%(9) 9%(12) 4%(5) 2%(3) 14%(20) 64%(88) 137 Ethnicity: Other 6%(4) 7%(5) 4%(3) 2%(1) 17%(11) 64%(42) 65 All Christian 6%(30) 7%(37) 4%(18) 5%(24) 10%(52) 68%(340) 502 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 2%(5) 6%(15) 1%(3) 4%(10) 12%(31) 76%(197) 260 Something Else 2%(3) 4%(8) 1%(2) 3%(6) 11%(21) 79%(148) 187 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 11%(6) 18%(10) 3%(2) 1%(1) 11%(6) 55%(29) 53 Evangelical 4%(13) 6%(18) 3%(9) 4%(13) 11%(34) 71%(214) 301 Non-Evangelical 6%(21) 7%(24) 2%(9) 4%(16) 10%(37) 71%(261) 368 Community: Urban 7%(19) 12%(34) 2%(7) 3%(7) 10%(29) 66%(191) 288 Community: Suburban 5%(24) 5%(22) 3%(13) 5%(22) 11%(54) 72%(350) 484 Community: Rural 2%(5) 6%(17) 2%(5) 4%(11) 13%(33) 73%(190) 262 Employ: Private Sector 5%(16) 12%(40) 5%(15) 4%(14) 11%(35) 62%(197) 317 Employ: Government 7%(5) 10%(7) 3%(2) 8%(5) 14%(10) 58%(39) 67 Employ: Self-Employed 4%(3) 6%(4) 1%(1) 5%(3) 9%(6) 75%(53) 71 Employ: Homemaker 1%(1) — (0) — (0) 5%(3) 11%(7) 83%(56) 67 Employ: Retired 6%(17) 5%(14) 2%(6) 4%(11) 13%(36) 69%(188) 272 Employ: Unemployed 3%(4) 2%(3) 1%(1) 3%(4) 11%(15) 82%(119) 146 Employ: Other 1%(1) 10%(5) — (0) — (0) 8%(4) 81%(42) 52 Military HH: Yes 3%(6) 7%(13) 3%(5) 5%(9) 15%(26) 66%(115) 174 Military HH: No 5%(43) 7%(60) 2%(20) 4%(32) 10%(90) 72%(616) 861 RD/WT: Right Direction 3%(8) 8%(23) 5%(15) 7%(20) 9%(27) 68%(200) 293 RD/WT: Wrong Track 5%(40) 7%(50) 1%(10) 3%(20) 12%(89) 72%(531) 741 Trump Job Approve 1%(3) 4%(18) 4%(16) 7%(29) 9%(37) 76%(318) 421 Trump Job Disapprove 8%(46) 9%(56) 1%(8) 2%(12) 12%(74) 67%(397) 592 Trump Job Strongly Approve 1%(2) 3%(10) 3%(9) 8%(24) 9%(26) 75%(216) 287 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 1%(2) 6%(8) 5%(7) 3%(5) 9%(11) 76%(102) 134 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 6%(5) 11%(10) 2%(1) 1%(1) 8%(7) 72%(63) 88 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 8%(41) 9%(45) 1%(7) 2%(11) 13%(66) 66%(334) 504 Favorable of Trump 2%(6) 5%(19) 4%(17) 7%(27) 9%(37) 74%(311) 419 Unfavorable of Trump 7%(42) 9%(54) 1%(8) 2%(12) 12%(71) 68%(401) 589 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_2: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Antony Blinken Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 5%(49) 7%(73) 2%(25) 4%(40) 11%(116) 71%(731) 1034 Very Favorable of Trump 1%(3) 4%(11) 4%(12) 8%(23) 9%(26) 74%(206) 280 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 3%(4) 6%(8) 4%(5) 4%(5) 8%(11) 76%(105) 138 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 1%(1) 10%(8) 2%(2) — (0) 9%(7) 78%(60) 77 Very Unfavorable of Trump 8%(42) 9%(46) 1%(6) 2%(12) 13%(65) 67%(340) 511 #1 Issue: Economy 4%(16) 8%(29) 3%(12) 4%(15) 13%(48) 69%(263) 384 #1 Issue: Security 2%(2) 7%(7) 6%(6) 14%(15) 7%(7) 65%(71) 109 #1 Issue: Health Care 8%(15) 6%(11) 1%(2) 2%(4) 14%(26) 69%(129) 188 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 5%(7) 6%(8) 1%(1) 1%(1) 13%(19) 75%(111) 147 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 3%(1) 3%(2) — (0) 2%(1) 2%(1) 90%(47) 52 #1 Issue: Other 4%(3) 8%(6) — (0) 5%(4) 7%(6) 76%(60) 79 2018 House Vote: Democrat 11%(40) 13%(51) 2%(7) 2%(8) 14%(52) 59%(224) 381 2018 House Vote: Republican 1%(2) 4%(12) 5%(14) 8%(23) 11%(32) 71%(207) 290 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 11%(38) 13%(46) 2%(7) 2%(7) 13%(46) 59%(209) 354 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 1%(5) 5%(17) 4%(15) 7%(24) 11%(38) 72%(250) 348 2016 Vote: Other 3%(2) 7%(5) 2%(1) 1%(1) 15%(10) 73%(50) 69 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(4) 2%(6) 1%(2) 3%(9) 8%(21) 84%(222) 263 Voted in 2014: Yes 6%(38) 9%(61) 3%(17) 4%(28) 11%(73) 66%(427) 644 Voted in 2014: No 3%(10) 3%(12) 2%(8) 3%(12) 11%(43) 78%(304) 390 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 9%(39) 11%(51) 2%(8) 2%(11) 12%(54) 64%(284) 447 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 1%(3) 3%(8) 5%(12) 7%(18) 12%(32) 72%(188) 261 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(7) 5%(14) 1%(4) 4%(11) 10%(29) 78%(231) 295 4-Region: Northeast 6%(11) 10%(17) 4%(7) 3%(5) 12%(22) 65%(116) 177 4-Region: Midwest 5%(10) 4%(9) 2%(4) 4%(9) 9%(21) 76%(172) 225 4-Region: South 5%(19) 5%(21) 3%(11) 5%(21) 14%(55) 68%(275) 403 4-Region: West 4%(8) 11%(26) 1%(3) 2%(6) 8%(19) 73%(168) 229 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 8%(40) 11%(54) 2%(7) 2%(11) 12%(59) 64%(307) 477 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(3) 4%(15) 4%(14) 7%(27) 9%(36) 76%(304) 398 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_3: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Ron Klain Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(43) 7%(69) 3%(30) 3%(29) 8%(87) 75%(768) 1025 Gender: Male 6%(28) 10%(47) 4%(20) 4%(19) 11%(50) 65%(297) 460 Gender: Female 3%(15) 4%(22) 2%(10) 2%(10) 7%(37) 83%(470) 564 Age: 18-34 3%(8) 7%(18) 6%(15) 3%(7) 9%(25) 73%(196) 268 Age: 35-44 4%(7) 6%(8) 3%(5) 3%(4) 9%(13) 75%(115) 153 Age: 45-64 3%(10) 9%(32) 3%(9) 3%(10) 7%(24) 77%(281) 366 Age: 65+ 8%(19) 5%(11) — (0) 3%(7) 10%(24) 74%(175) 237 GenZers: 1997-2012 — (0) 3%(2) 5%(4) 1%(1) 11%(10) 81%(71) 88 Millennials: 1981-1996 4%(11) 7%(20) 4%(12) 3%(9) 9%(24) 72%(197) 273 GenXers: 1965-1980 4%(11) 8%(21) 5%(12) 3%(7) 7%(19) 73%(191) 261 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 6%(20) 7%(25) — (1) 4%(13) 8%(29) 75%(267) 354 PID: Dem (no lean) 8%(31) 11%(46) 3%(12) 1%(3) 8%(31) 70%(286) 409 PID: Ind (no lean) 3%(8) 5%(15) 2%(6) 2%(6) 10%(28) 79%(232) 295 PID: Rep (no lean) 1%(3) 2%(8) 4%(12) 6%(20) 9%(27) 78%(249) 320 PID/Gender: Dem Men 11%(18) 16%(26) 4%(6) 1%(2) 11%(18) 57%(92) 162 PID/Gender: Dem Women 6%(14) 8%(20) 2%(6) — (1) 5%(13) 78%(194) 247 PID/Gender: Ind Men 5%(7) 10%(14) 4%(5) 2%(2) 11%(15) 68%(91) 135 PID/Gender: Ind Women 1%(2) — (1) — (1) 2%(4) 8%(13) 88%(141) 160 PID/Gender: Rep Men 2%(3) 4%(7) 5%(9) 9%(15) 10%(17) 69%(114) 164 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (0) — (1) 2%(4) 4%(6) 7%(11) 87%(136) 157 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 8%(26) 9%(31) 4%(12) 1%(4) 10%(32) 68%(220) 326 Ideo: Moderate (4) 5%(15) 9%(27) 1%(4) 1%(2) 7%(21) 76%(220) 288 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(2) 3%(10) 4%(13) 6%(22) 9%(30) 78%(268) 345 Educ: < College 3%(16) 5%(32) 2%(15) 2%(11) 9%(55) 80%(517) 646 Educ: Bachelors degree 5%(13) 8%(20) 4%(11) 4%(10) 8%(18) 70%(168) 240 Educ: Post-grad 10%(14) 12%(17) 3%(4) 6%(9) 9%(13) 59%(82) 139 Income: Under 50k 3%(19) 6%(34) 3%(14) 2%(9) 7%(39) 79%(445) 559 Income: 50k-100k 4%(14) 7%(22) 2%(6) 3%(10) 11%(36) 72%(228) 316 Income: 100k+ 7%(10) 9%(13) 7%(10) 7%(10) 7%(11) 64%(95) 149 Ethnicity: White 4%(33) 6%(52) 3%(22) 3%(26) 8%(69) 76%(629) 831 Ethnicity: Hispanic 3%(3) 4%(4) 5%(5) 2%(2) 12%(12) 75%(76) 102 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_3: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Ron Klain Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(43) 7%(69) 3%(30) 3%(29) 8%(87) 75%(768) 1025 Ethnicity: Black 6%(8) 9%(11) 4%(5) 2%(3) 9%(11) 70%(85) 122 Ethnicity: Other 3%(2) 7%(5) 4%(3) 1%(1) 10%(7) 75%(54) 71 All Christian 6%(29) 7%(34) 4%(17) 4%(18) 8%(37) 72%(341) 477 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 3%(7) 6%(14) 2%(4) 2%(4) 7%(17) 82%(207) 253 Something Else — (1) 6%(12) 1%(2) 3%(5) 11%(23) 80%(167) 210 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 8%(4) 10%(6) 6%(3) 2%(1) 12%(6) 61%(33) 53 Evangelical 3%(10) 8%(24) 3%(9) 4%(12) 9%(27) 72%(212) 293 Non-Evangelical 5%(20) 5%(17) 3%(10) 3%(12) 9%(33) 76%(284) 376 Community: Urban 4%(12) 11%(30) 5%(13) 2%(5) 7%(20) 71%(200) 281 Community: Suburban 5%(22) 4%(19) 3%(12) 3%(16) 10%(47) 75%(354) 470 Community: Rural 3%(8) 7%(20) 2%(5) 3%(8) 7%(19) 78%(213) 273 Employ: Private Sector 5%(17) 9%(28) 6%(21) 6%(19) 9%(30) 65%(208) 323 Employ: Government 4%(3) 12%(8) 4%(3) 1%(1) 10%(7) 69%(46) 67 Employ: Self-Employed 10%(7) 7%(5) 3%(2) 1%(1) 11%(8) 69%(47) 69 Employ: Homemaker 3%(2) 1%(1) 3%(2) 3%(2) 4%(3) 86%(54) 62 Employ: Retired 4%(11) 6%(15) — (1) 2%(4) 9%(23) 79%(197) 251 Employ: Unemployed 1%(2) 4%(6) — (0) 1%(1) 7%(11) 87%(132) 151 Employ: Other 3%(2) 7%(4) — (0) 3%(2) 4%(3) 83%(49) 59 Military HH: Yes 5%(8) 7%(11) 2%(3) 4%(7) 10%(16) 73%(122) 167 Military HH: No 4%(35) 7%(57) 3%(27) 3%(22) 8%(70) 75%(646) 858 RD/WT: Right Direction 2%(6) 10%(30) 3%(8) 7%(19) 7%(21) 71%(201) 284 RD/WT: Wrong Track 5%(37) 5%(39) 3%(22) 1%(10) 9%(66) 76%(566) 741 Trump Job Approve 1%(4) 4%(15) 4%(15) 6%(23) 8%(33) 77%(307) 397 Trump Job Disapprove 6%(38) 9%(54) 3%(15) 1%(6) 9%(51) 72%(433) 598 Trump Job Strongly Approve 1%(2) 4%(10) 3%(7) 7%(18) 7%(20) 78%(207) 265 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(2) 3%(4) 6%(7) 3%(4) 10%(14) 76%(100) 132 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 2%(2) 6%(6) 7%(7) 1%(1) 10%(10) 74%(71) 96 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 7%(37) 10%(48) 2%(9) 1%(5) 8%(41) 72%(362) 502 Favorable of Trump 2%(7) 3%(13) 4%(18) 5%(21) 9%(35) 77%(308) 402 Unfavorable of Trump 6%(35) 9%(55) 2%(12) 1%(8) 8%(50) 73%(439) 599 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_3: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Ron Klain Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(43) 7%(69) 3%(30) 3%(29) 8%(87) 75%(768) 1025 Very Favorable of Trump 1%(3) 3%(9) 3%(7) 7%(18) 8%(21) 78%(207) 265 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 3%(4) 3%(4) 8%(10) 3%(4) 10%(14) 74%(101) 136 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump — (0) 5%(4) 3%(3) 4%(3) 14%(10) 74%(57) 77 Very Unfavorable of Trump 7%(35) 10%(51) 2%(10) 1%(5) 8%(40) 73%(382) 522 #1 Issue: Economy 2%(7) 6%(21) 5%(17) 3%(10) 9%(33) 76%(269) 356 #1 Issue: Security 3%(4) 4%(4) 3%(3) 6%(6) 8%(9) 76%(79) 104 #1 Issue: Health Care 9%(17) 9%(17) 1%(2) 3%(6) 9%(17) 68%(125) 184 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 6%(9) 4%(7) 1%(1) 1%(2) 6%(9) 82%(134) 162 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 2%(1) — (0) 5%(3) 4%(3) 7%(4) 82%(54) 66 #1 Issue: Other 3%(2) 5%(4) 1%(1) 4%(3) 10%(8) 77%(56) 73 2018 House Vote: Democrat 9%(37) 13%(51) 3%(13) 1%(4) 9%(36) 65%(259) 399 2018 House Vote: Republican 1%(4) 3%(8) 3%(9) 6%(16) 9%(24) 78%(210) 271 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 10%(36) 13%(49) 2%(7) 1%(3) 9%(32) 65%(240) 366 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 2%(6) 3%(9) 6%(18) 6%(20) 9%(31) 74%(243) 328 2016 Vote: Other 1%(1) 4%(2) 3%(2) 2%(1) 9%(5) 82%(51) 62 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote — (1) 3%(8) 1%(3) 2%(5) 7%(18) 87%(233) 268 Voted in 2014: Yes 6%(39) 9%(54) 3%(19) 3%(21) 9%(55) 70%(433) 622 Voted in 2014: No 1%(4) 4%(15) 3%(10) 2%(8) 8%(31) 83%(335) 403 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 9%(40) 11%(51) 2%(11) 2%(8) 10%(44) 67%(309) 463 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney — (0) 3%(7) 5%(10) 6%(14) 9%(20) 77%(172) 223 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(3) 3%(10) 3%(9) 2%(6) 7%(21) 84%(258) 307 4-Region: Northeast 7%(13) 7%(13) 3%(6) 1%(2) 7%(13) 74%(136) 183 4-Region: Midwest 3%(8) 7%(18) 3%(6) 4%(10) 10%(24) 73%(173) 239 4-Region: South 3%(10) 6%(24) 2%(9) 3%(12) 8%(29) 78%(293) 376 4-Region: West 5%(12) 6%(14) 4%(9) 2%(5) 9%(21) 73%(166) 227 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 7%(34) 11%(55) 3%(13) 1%(3) 9%(42) 70%(336) 484 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(4) 3%(10) 4%(16) 5%(21) 8%(33) 79%(306) 389 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_4: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Neera Tanden Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(40) 5%(56) 3%(31) 5%(50) 11%(119) 72%(764) 1060 Gender: Male 5%(23) 7%(36) 3%(17) 8%(38) 12%(60) 65%(319) 492 Gender: Female 3%(17) 4%(21) 2%(14) 2%(12) 10%(59) 78%(446) 568 Age: 18-34 3%(9) 5%(15) 4%(11) 4%(10) 11%(30) 73%(202) 276 Age: 35-44 6%(11) 3%(6) 3%(5) 4%(6) 10%(17) 74%(127) 172 Age: 45-64 3%(13) 5%(20) 2%(8) 6%(24) 13%(51) 70%(268) 385 Age: 65+ 3%(7) 7%(15) 3%(6) 4%(10) 9%(21) 74%(168) 227 GenZers: 1997-2012 5%(4) 1%(1) 2%(2) 3%(2) 12%(11) 77%(72) 93 Millennials: 1981-1996 4%(11) 5%(16) 4%(12) 4%(12) 9%(27) 73%(207) 286 GenXers: 1965-1980 4%(12) 5%(12) 3%(8) 6%(15) 13%(35) 70%(188) 270 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 3%(11) 7%(27) 2%(8) 5%(19) 12%(44) 70%(261) 370 PID: Dem (no lean) 8%(32) 9%(38) 4%(18) 2%(9) 11%(45) 67%(285) 427 PID: Ind (no lean) 2%(6) 2%(7) 2%(5) 4%(10) 13%(38) 78%(231) 298 PID: Rep (no lean) — (2) 3%(11) 2%(8) 9%(31) 11%(36) 74%(248) 335 PID/Gender: Dem Men 9%(16) 11%(20) 4%(7) 4%(8) 11%(21) 61%(111) 183 PID/Gender: Dem Women 7%(16) 7%(18) 4%(11) — (1) 10%(24) 71%(174) 244 PID/Gender: Ind Men 4%(5) 5%(7) 3%(4) 5%(7) 16%(23) 68%(95) 139 PID/Gender: Ind Women — (1) — (1) 1%(2) 2%(4) 10%(15) 86%(137) 159 PID/Gender: Rep Men 1%(2) 5%(9) 4%(6) 14%(24) 10%(16) 67%(113) 170 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (0) 1%(2) 1%(1) 4%(7) 12%(20) 81%(135) 165 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 9%(30) 9%(30) 3%(10) 3%(9) 10%(36) 66%(227) 341 Ideo: Moderate (4) 3%(8) 6%(16) 4%(11) 2%(6) 14%(40) 72%(206) 287 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) — (2) 3%(11) 3%(9) 10%(35) 10%(36) 74%(266) 359 Educ: < College 3%(18) 3%(19) 3%(18) 4%(28) 10%(70) 77%(516) 670 Educ: Bachelors degree 4%(10) 9%(22) 3%(7) 6%(15) 13%(31) 65%(156) 241 Educ: Post-grad 8%(11) 10%(15) 4%(6) 5%(7) 12%(18) 62%(92) 149 Income: Under 50k 4%(22) 4%(21) 2%(12) 3%(19) 11%(62) 76%(435) 570 Income: 50k-100k 2%(8) 6%(20) 3%(10) 6%(19) 12%(41) 71%(241) 340 Income: 100k+ 6%(9) 10%(16) 6%(9) 8%(12) 11%(16) 59%(88) 150 Ethnicity: White 3%(26) 5%(43) 3%(25) 5%(41) 11%(90) 73%(615) 842 Ethnicity: Hispanic 5%(5) 3%(3) 7%(6) 6%(6) 21%(19) 57%(52) 91 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_4: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Neera Tanden Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(40) 5%(56) 3%(31) 5%(50) 11%(119) 72%(764) 1060 Ethnicity: Black 9%(12) 7%(11) 2%(3) 4%(5) 15%(21) 64%(92) 145 Ethnicity: Other 1%(1) 3%(2) 3%(2) 5%(4) 10%(7) 78%(57) 74 All Christian 4%(20) 5%(25) 3%(16) 6%(30) 10%(49) 71%(339) 479 All Non-Christian 15%(8) 14%(8) 2%(1) 1%(1) 13%(7) 56%(31) 55 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 2%(6) 4%(11) 3%(10) 4%(12) 10%(28) 77%(218) 284 Something Else 2%(4) 3%(7) 1%(2) 3%(6) 14%(27) 77%(152) 199 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 13%(8) 12%(8) 2%(1) 1%(1) 14%(9) 58%(36) 61 Evangelical 3%(10) 6%(18) 2%(7) 6%(17) 11%(32) 70%(198) 281 Non-Evangelical 4%(14) 3%(12) 3%(11) 5%(20) 11%(43) 74%(286) 384 Community: Urban 8%(24) 9%(26) 3%(9) 4%(11) 12%(34) 64%(186) 290 Community: Suburban 2%(12) 4%(18) 3%(17) 5%(25) 11%(56) 75%(381) 509 Community: Rural 1%(3) 5%(12) 2%(5) 6%(15) 11%(29) 76%(198) 261 Employ: Private Sector 5%(15) 9%(28) 4%(12) 5%(15) 12%(37) 66%(207) 314 Employ: Government 7%(5) 5%(3) 4%(2) 8%(5) 13%(8) 62%(38) 62 Employ: Self-Employed 5%(4) 4%(3) 4%(3) 8%(6) 22%(17) 58%(46) 80 Employ: Homemaker 1%(1) — (0) 2%(1) 3%(2) 8%(5) 86%(56) 65 Employ: Retired 3%(9) 5%(14) 3%(7) 6%(16) 9%(27) 74%(208) 281 Employ: Unemployed 4%(6) 4%(6) 1%(2) 4%(6) 9%(13) 78%(117) 151 Employ: Other — (0) 2%(1) 3%(2) — (0) 9%(5) 86%(51) 60 Military HH: Yes 6%(10) 5%(8) 3%(5) 6%(10) 10%(17) 69%(113) 164 Military HH: No 3%(30) 5%(48) 3%(25) 4%(40) 11%(102) 73%(651) 896 RD/WT: Right Direction 5%(13) 7%(21) 5%(13) 9%(26) 8%(24) 66%(183) 280 RD/WT: Wrong Track 3%(27) 5%(36) 2%(18) 3%(24) 12%(95) 74%(581) 780 Trump Job Approve 1%(4) 3%(12) 3%(13) 9%(36) 11%(45) 73%(302) 412 Trump Job Disapprove 6%(36) 7%(45) 3%(17) 2%(14) 11%(69) 71%(434) 616 Trump Job Strongly Approve 1%(3) 4%(11) 2%(6) 12%(30) 12%(30) 69%(177) 256 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 1%(1) 1%(1) 5%(7) 4%(7) 10%(15) 80%(125) 156 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 4%(5) 6%(6) 6%(6) 3%(3) 9%(9) 72%(72) 101 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 6%(31) 7%(38) 2%(11) 2%(11) 12%(60) 70%(362) 515 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_4: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Neera Tanden Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(40) 5%(56) 3%(31) 5%(50) 11%(119) 72%(764) 1060 Favorable of Trump 1%(5) 3%(14) 3%(14) 9%(37) 11%(43) 73%(297) 409 Unfavorable of Trump 5%(34) 7%(43) 3%(16) 2%(14) 11%(69) 72%(449) 625 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(4) 3%(7) 2%(5) 12%(30) 10%(27) 72%(184) 257 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 1%(1) 4%(7) 5%(8) 5%(7) 11%(16) 74%(113) 152 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(2) 6%(6) 5%(4) 2%(2) 13%(12) 72%(64) 89 Very Unfavorable of Trump 6%(32) 7%(37) 2%(12) 2%(12) 11%(58) 72%(385) 536 #1 Issue: Economy 3%(10) 5%(17) 3%(10) 5%(17) 12%(45) 73%(262) 361 #1 Issue: Security 3%(4) 1%(1) 5%(5) 9%(9) 10%(11) 71%(75) 105 #1 Issue: Health Care 6%(13) 6%(13) 2%(4) 2%(5) 14%(29) 69%(144) 208 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 3%(4) 4%(6) 2%(2) 5%(7) 9%(13) 78%(112) 144 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 8%(6) 5%(3) 2%(2) 1%(1) 3%(2) 81%(58) 72 #1 Issue: Other — (0) 9%(7) 2%(1) 5%(4) 12%(10) 72%(58) 80 2018 House Vote: Democrat 7%(30) 9%(38) 5%(21) 2%(8) 12%(51) 64%(259) 407 2018 House Vote: Republican 1%(4) 4%(11) 3%(7) 10%(28) 12%(36) 70%(201) 286 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 8%(31) 10%(40) 4%(17) 1%(5) 11%(43) 65%(248) 384 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 1%(3) 4%(14) 3%(10) 9%(31) 11%(38) 72%(246) 342 2016 Vote: Other 1%(1) 1%(1) — (0) 4%(3) 12%(8) 82%(54) 66 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(5) 1%(2) 1%(3) 4%(11) 11%(30) 81%(216) 268 Voted in 2014: Yes 4%(29) 7%(45) 3%(21) 5%(34) 11%(73) 69%(443) 644 Voted in 2014: No 3%(11) 3%(12) 2%(9) 4%(16) 11%(46) 77%(322) 416 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 6%(28) 9%(42) 3%(15) 1%(6) 12%(56) 68%(310) 457 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 1%(2) 3%(7) 3%(7) 11%(28) 8%(21) 73%(182) 248 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 3%(9) 2%(6) 2%(7) 5%(15) 13%(42) 75%(246) 326 4-Region: Northeast 3%(5) 8%(14) 3%(5) 1%(2) 10%(17) 75%(134) 178 4-Region: Midwest 3%(8) 5%(12) 3%(6) 5%(14) 11%(26) 73%(180) 247 4-Region: South 4%(17) 4%(14) 3%(10) 7%(29) 11%(46) 71%(293) 410 4-Region: West 4%(10) 7%(16) 4%(8) 2%(5) 13%(30) 70%(157) 226 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 7%(33) 8%(42) 4%(18) 2%(10) 11%(57) 68%(339) 500 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(2) 3%(12) 3%(11) 9%(35) 11%(43) 74%(298) 400 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_5: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Rahm Emanuel Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 5%(57) 11%(116) 6%(64) 14%(151) 12%(130) 50%(527) 1045 Gender: Male 7%(38) 12%(61) 8%(39) 19%(96) 12%(62) 42%(210) 506 Gender: Female 4%(19) 10%(54) 5%(25) 10%(55) 13%(69) 59%(317) 539 Age: 18-34 2%(5) 12%(31) 4%(10) 10%(26) 10%(25) 62%(159) 257 Age: 35-44 3%(6) 6%(9) 6%(10) 13%(21) 16%(25) 56%(88) 158 Age: 45-64 7%(26) 11%(42) 8%(30) 13%(48) 13%(48) 49%(187) 381 Age: 65+ 8%(20) 14%(34) 6%(14) 22%(55) 13%(33) 37%(93) 249 GenZers: 1997-2012 2%(1) 5%(4) 3%(2) 2%(1) 12%(9) 77%(59) 77 Millennials: 1981-1996 3%(8) 11%(31) 5%(15) 13%(36) 12%(34) 56%(154) 277 GenXers: 1965-1980 6%(14) 10%(26) 9%(23) 13%(35) 13%(34) 50%(131) 263 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 8%(31) 13%(48) 6%(21) 18%(67) 13%(47) 43%(164) 378 PID: Dem (no lean) 11%(43) 20%(82) 6%(26) 4%(18) 12%(48) 47%(191) 409 PID: Ind (no lean) 3%(8) 5%(14) 7%(19) 12%(36) 14%(41) 59%(170) 288 PID: Rep (no lean) 2%(6) 6%(20) 5%(19) 28%(97) 12%(41) 48%(166) 349 PID/Gender: Dem Men 14%(27) 20%(37) 9%(17) 6%(12) 11%(21) 38%(70) 183 PID/Gender: Dem Women 7%(17) 20%(45) 4%(9) 3%(7) 12%(27) 54%(121) 225 PID/Gender: Ind Men 4%(6) 7%(10) 10%(14) 17%(24) 15%(22) 47%(66) 141 PID/Gender: Ind Women 2%(3) 2%(4) 3%(5) 8%(12) 13%(19) 71%(104) 146 PID/Gender: Rep Men 3%(6) 8%(14) 4%(8) 34%(61) 10%(19) 41%(74) 182 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (0) 3%(5) 7%(11) 21%(36) 13%(22) 55%(92) 167 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 9%(29) 17%(54) 7%(23) 8%(25) 12%(40) 48%(157) 328 Ideo: Moderate (4) 8%(23) 11%(34) 7%(22) 8%(23) 13%(40) 53%(156) 297 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(5) 8%(27) 5%(19) 28%(102) 13%(46) 44%(159) 357 Educ: < College 5%(34) 8%(53) 4%(26) 13%(87) 13%(83) 57%(378) 660 Educ: Bachelors degree 5%(11) 14%(34) 9%(21) 18%(44) 11%(26) 44%(106) 242 Educ: Post-grad 9%(12) 20%(29) 12%(17) 14%(20) 15%(22) 30%(43) 143 Income: Under 50k 6%(33) 9%(51) 4%(23) 10%(59) 12%(70) 58%(331) 567 Income: 50k-100k 5%(16) 13%(42) 7%(24) 18%(61) 12%(40) 45%(151) 335 Income: 100k+ 6%(8) 15%(22) 12%(17) 22%(31) 14%(21) 31%(45) 144 Ethnicity: White 5%(41) 11%(91) 6%(51) 16%(132) 13%(111) 49%(416) 842 Ethnicity: Hispanic 8%(9) 10%(11) 10%(10) 8%(8) 16%(17) 49%(52) 108 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_5: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Rahm Emanuel Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 5%(57) 11%(116) 6%(64) 14%(151) 12%(130) 50%(527) 1045 Ethnicity: Black 10%(13) 16%(21) 6%(7) 9%(12) 10%(13) 49%(64) 131 Ethnicity: Other 4%(3) 5%(3) 8%(6) 9%(7) 9%(7) 65%(47) 72 All Christian 7%(35) 12%(61) 8%(40) 18%(93) 11%(54) 45%(228) 511 All Non-Christian 13%(7) 18%(10) 10%(6) 10%(5) 15%(8) 34%(18) 55 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 3%(7) 10%(25) 3%(7) 11%(29) 15%(38) 59%(152) 259 Something Else 2%(3) 6%(10) 2%(4) 9%(16) 17%(29) 65%(113) 174 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 11%(7) 19%(12) 10%(7) 11%(7) 13%(8) 35%(23) 64 Evangelical 5%(14) 10%(31) 4%(12) 17%(50) 12%(36) 52%(155) 297 Non-Evangelical 7%(24) 9%(35) 8%(29) 15%(57) 13%(47) 48%(178) 370 Community: Urban 6%(18) 17%(51) 8%(23) 10%(28) 14%(42) 44%(130) 291 Community: Suburban 7%(33) 10%(46) 5%(26) 16%(78) 12%(57) 50%(237) 477 Community: Rural 2%(6) 7%(19) 5%(15) 16%(45) 11%(31) 58%(161) 277 Employ: Private Sector 4%(14) 13%(42) 8%(25) 13%(42) 11%(36) 50%(161) 320 Employ: Government 6%(4) 9%(6) 10%(6) 17%(10) 7%(5) 50%(31) 61 Employ: Self-Employed 5%(4) 9%(7) 10%(8) 22%(17) 16%(12) 37%(28) 76 Employ: Homemaker 4%(2) 6%(4) 1%(1) 15%(10) 6%(4) 69%(45) 66 Employ: Retired 8%(22) 13%(36) 5%(12) 19%(50) 14%(38) 41%(110) 269 Employ: Unemployed 5%(8) 10%(16) 4%(6) 11%(18) 14%(22) 57%(92) 162 Employ: Other 2%(1) 11%(6) 7%(4) 8%(4) 17%(9) 55%(29) 53 Military HH: Yes 6%(12) 11%(22) 4%(8) 20%(40) 10%(20) 48%(93) 195 Military HH: No 5%(45) 11%(93) 7%(56) 13%(111) 13%(111) 51%(434) 850 RD/WT: Right Direction 3%(9) 12%(34) 10%(27) 21%(58) 10%(28) 44%(121) 277 RD/WT: Wrong Track 6%(48) 11%(81) 5%(37) 12%(93) 13%(103) 53%(407) 769 Trump Job Approve 1%(4) 4%(18) 5%(23) 27%(112) 12%(51) 51%(213) 419 Trump Job Disapprove 9%(53) 16%(98) 7%(40) 6%(38) 12%(75) 49%(294) 599 Trump Job Strongly Approve 1%(4) 5%(14) 4%(10) 31%(82) 10%(26) 49%(129) 264 Trump Job Somewhat Approve — (0) 2%(4) 8%(13) 19%(30) 16%(25) 54%(83) 155 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 2%(3) 13%(13) 5%(5) 9%(9) 11%(11) 60%(63) 104 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 10%(51) 17%(84) 7%(35) 6%(29) 13%(64) 47%(231) 494 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_5: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Rahm Emanuel Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 5%(57) 11%(116) 6%(64) 14%(151) 12%(130) 50%(527) 1045 Favorable of Trump 1%(6) 5%(21) 5%(23) 27%(111) 12%(48) 50%(207) 416 Unfavorable of Trump 8%(51) 16%(95) 7%(41) 7%(40) 13%(76) 50%(300) 603 Very Favorable of Trump 1%(4) 4%(11) 4%(11) 32%(82) 10%(27) 48%(124) 259 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 1%(2) 6%(9) 7%(11) 18%(28) 14%(21) 53%(83) 156 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(2) 9%(8) 6%(5) 7%(6) 16%(14) 60%(52) 87 Very Unfavorable of Trump 10%(49) 17%(87) 7%(36) 7%(34) 12%(62) 48%(248) 516 #1 Issue: Economy 4%(17) 7%(27) 7%(28) 19%(74) 12%(46) 50%(196) 389 #1 Issue: Security 3%(3) 9%(11) 7%(8) 24%(27) 13%(14) 44%(49) 112 #1 Issue: Health Care 8%(15) 15%(26) 6%(10) 8%(14) 13%(23) 50%(90) 177 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 9%(13) 7%(10) 5%(8) 8%(13) 14%(21) 57%(87) 153 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues — (0) 17%(10) 3%(2) 7%(4) 8%(5) 65%(39) 59 #1 Issue: Other 7%(5) 13%(9) 6%(4) 15%(11) 16%(11) 43%(30) 71 2018 House Vote: Democrat 11%(45) 21%(84) 7%(26) 7%(28) 11%(45) 42%(165) 393 2018 House Vote: Republican 1%(4) 3%(10) 8%(24) 32%(95) 12%(35) 44%(129) 296 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 12%(45) 22%(81) 7%(25) 5%(18) 11%(40) 45%(167) 375 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 2%(6) 5%(16) 7%(23) 29%(100) 14%(47) 44%(151) 343 2016 Vote: Other — (0) 6%(4) 8%(5) 24%(15) 9%(6) 53%(33) 64 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(6) 5%(14) 4%(10) 7%(18) 15%(39) 67%(176) 263 Voted in 2014: Yes 8%(49) 14%(87) 7%(48) 19%(120) 11%(68) 42%(273) 645 Voted in 2014: No 2%(9) 7%(28) 4%(16) 8%(31) 16%(62) 64%(254) 400 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 10%(45) 19%(86) 6%(28) 7%(32) 12%(56) 47%(217) 463 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 1%(4) 4%(10) 8%(19) 33%(83) 11%(27) 44%(111) 254 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 3%(9) 6%(19) 4%(13) 8%(24) 15%(46) 63%(189) 300 4-Region: Northeast 7%(12) 10%(18) 8%(14) 9%(17) 12%(21) 55%(99) 180 4-Region: Midwest 5%(12) 13%(30) 7%(16) 20%(48) 13%(30) 43%(103) 238 4-Region: South 4%(16) 8%(30) 5%(21) 17%(65) 11%(44) 55%(213) 390 4-Region: West 7%(17) 16%(37) 6%(13) 9%(21) 15%(35) 48%(113) 237 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 10%(49) 19%(91) 7%(31) 4%(20) 12%(60) 48%(230) 481 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 2%(7) 5%(20) 6%(23) 26%(108) 14%(56) 48%(199) 413 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_6: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Deb Haaland Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 2%(20) 4%(39) 2%(19) 3%(34) 10%(100) 79%(786) 997 Gender: Male 2%(10) 5%(22) 3%(14) 5%(23) 12%(55) 73%(337) 462 Gender: Female 2%(10) 3%(17) 1%(4) 2%(10) 8%(45) 84%(449) 535 Age: 18-34 4%(10) 6%(15) 2%(6) 4%(10) 11%(27) 73%(186) 254 Age: 35-44 3%(5) 6%(9) 3%(4) 3%(5) 9%(14) 75%(113) 150 Age: 45-64 1%(2) 4%(13) 2%(7) 3%(10) 9%(32) 82%(297) 361 Age: 65+ 1%(3) — (1) 1%(2) 4%(9) 12%(27) 82%(190) 232 GenZers: 1997-2012 4%(3) 4%(3) 3%(2) 1%(1) 9%(7) 79%(63) 79 Millennials: 1981-1996 4%(10) 6%(16) 3%(7) 5%(13) 11%(30) 71%(188) 265 GenXers: 1965-1980 1%(2) 7%(16) 3%(7) 3%(7) 7%(18) 80%(197) 247 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 1%(4) 1%(3) 1%(2) 3%(13) 10%(37) 84%(312) 371 PID: Dem (no lean) 3%(12) 7%(27) 1%(5) 2%(8) 10%(38) 77%(304) 395 PID: Ind (no lean) 2%(4) 1%(3) 2%(6) 2%(6) 10%(25) 83%(218) 264 PID: Rep (no lean) 1%(4) 2%(8) 2%(7) 6%(20) 11%(36) 78%(264) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Men 5%(7) 8%(12) 3%(4) 3%(5) 11%(18) 70%(111) 158 PID/Gender: Dem Women 2%(5) 6%(15) 1%(1) 1%(2) 9%(21) 81%(193) 237 PID/Gender: Ind Men 1%(1) 3%(3) 4%(4) 3%(3) 15%(18) 75%(90) 121 PID/Gender: Ind Women 2%(3) — (0) 1%(2) 2%(3) 5%(7) 89%(128) 143 PID/Gender: Rep Men 1%(2) 3%(6) 3%(6) 8%(15) 10%(19) 74%(136) 183 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(2) 1%(2) 1%(2) 3%(5) 11%(17) 82%(128) 155 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 3%(9) 5%(18) 2%(6) 2%(8) 11%(37) 77%(253) 330 Ideo: Moderate (4) 3%(8) 6%(15) 1%(3) 2%(4) 10%(26) 79%(208) 264 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(3) 2%(6) 3%(10) 6%(21) 9%(30) 80%(284) 354 Educ: < College 1%(8) 2%(14) 2%(12) 3%(21) 10%(65) 81%(498) 619 Educ: Bachelors degree 3%(9) 7%(17) 2%(4) 4%(10) 6%(16) 78%(205) 261 Educ: Post-grad 3%(3) 6%(7) 2%(3) 3%(3) 16%(19) 70%(82) 117 Income: Under 50k 2%(11) 3%(16) 3%(15) 4%(18) 10%(53) 78%(405) 519 Income: 50k-100k 1%(4) 4%(13) — (1) 3%(11) 10%(35) 81%(277) 341 Income: 100k+ 3%(5) 7%(10) 2%(3) 3%(5) 8%(11) 76%(104) 137 Ethnicity: White 2%(15) 3%(27) 2%(16) 3%(26) 11%(87) 79%(660) 832 Ethnicity: Hispanic — (0) 2%(2) 3%(3) 5%(4) 19%(18) 71%(67) 94 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_6: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Deb Haaland Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 2%(20) 4%(39) 2%(19) 3%(34) 10%(100) 79%(786) 997 Ethnicity: Black 4%(4) 10%(10) 1%(1) 5%(5) 3%(3) 77%(81) 104 Ethnicity: Other 1%(1) 2%(1) 3%(2) 5%(3) 15%(9) 74%(45) 61 All Christian 3%(13) 5%(22) 3%(13) 4%(17) 9%(44) 77%(376) 485 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 1%(2) 4%(9) 1%(2) 5%(12) 10%(26) 80%(202) 253 Something Else 1%(2) 2%(3) 2%(3) 2%(3) 12%(20) 81%(135) 166 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 3%(2) 6%(3) — (0) 3%(1) 15%(8) 72%(37) 52 Evangelical 3%(8) 5%(14) 3%(8) 3%(9) 9%(26) 77%(217) 282 Non-Evangelical 2%(7) 2%(8) 2%(8) 3%(12) 10%(37) 80%(283) 355 Community: Urban 4%(11) 9%(25) 2%(7) 2%(6) 11%(29) 71%(189) 266 Community: Suburban 2%(8) 1%(7) 2%(8) 4%(18) 10%(46) 82%(385) 473 Community: Rural — (1) 3%(7) 2%(4) 4%(10) 10%(25) 82%(212) 258 Employ: Private Sector 4%(12) 9%(27) 3%(10) 4%(13) 9%(27) 72%(225) 314 Employ: Government 2%(1) 1%(1) — (0) 5%(3) 12%(8) 80%(54) 67 Employ: Self-Employed 2%(2) 1%(1) 2%(2) 5%(4) 14%(11) 76%(63) 82 Employ: Homemaker — (0) 3%(2) — (0) 2%(1) 7%(5) 88%(58) 66 Employ: Retired 1%(3) 1%(1) 2%(5) 3%(8) 11%(29) 82%(212) 258 Employ: Unemployed 1%(1) 3%(4) 1%(2) 2%(2) 12%(15) 81%(102) 125 Military HH: Yes 1%(3) 4%(7) 1%(2) 7%(12) 8%(14) 79%(141) 179 Military HH: No 2%(18) 4%(32) 2%(17) 3%(22) 10%(86) 79%(645) 818 RD/WT: Right Direction 2%(5) 7%(18) 4%(11) 5%(13) 9%(25) 74%(208) 280 RD/WT: Wrong Track 2%(15) 3%(20) 1%(8) 3%(21) 10%(75) 81%(578) 717 Trump Job Approve 1%(4) 2%(9) 3%(13) 5%(19) 10%(42) 78%(311) 398 Trump Job Disapprove 3%(16) 5%(30) 1%(6) 2%(14) 10%(57) 79%(454) 575 Trump Job Strongly Approve 1%(2) 2%(5) 3%(7) 6%(15) 12%(31) 77%(198) 258 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(3) 3%(4) 4%(5) 3%(4) 8%(11) 81%(113) 140 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 3%(3) 5%(5) 2%(2) 2%(2) 10%(9) 78%(71) 92 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 3%(13) 5%(25) 1%(4) 3%(12) 10%(48) 79%(382) 484 Favorable of Trump 1%(6) 3%(10) 3%(11) 5%(20) 11%(41) 78%(298) 385 Unfavorable of Trump 2%(14) 5%(29) 1%(8) 2%(14) 10%(57) 79%(470) 591 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_6: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Deb Haaland Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 2%(20) 4%(39) 2%(19) 3%(34) 10%(100) 79%(786) 997 Very Favorable of Trump 1%(2) 2%(6) 2%(6) 6%(14) 12%(30) 77%(194) 251 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 3%(4) 3%(4) 4%(5) 4%(6) 8%(11) 78%(105) 134 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 3%(2) 4%(3) 3%(3) — (0) 8%(6) 82%(64) 78 Very Unfavorable of Trump 2%(11) 5%(26) 1%(6) 3%(14) 10%(51) 79%(406) 513 #1 Issue: Economy 3%(10) 4%(14) 2%(7) 4%(13) 11%(43) 76%(285) 372 #1 Issue: Security — (0) 2%(2) 6%(5) 10%(9) 17%(16) 66%(62) 94 #1 Issue: Health Care 3%(5) 5%(9) 1%(1) 2%(4) 8%(15) 82%(149) 183 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 3%(3) 1%(1) 1%(1) 3%(3) 8%(11) 85%(113) 133 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues — (0) 4%(2) 5%(3) 3%(2) 7%(4) 82%(49) 60 #1 Issue: Other — (0) — (0) — (0) 2%(2) 10%(8) 88%(69) 79 2018 House Vote: Democrat 4%(14) 7%(26) 1%(2) 2%(7) 10%(36) 77%(279) 364 2018 House Vote: Republican — (1) 3%(8) 3%(9) 5%(15) 12%(36) 77%(226) 295 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 3%(12) 7%(25) 1%(4) 2%(7) 9%(30) 78%(272) 350 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 1%(3) 3%(9) 3%(9) 6%(18) 11%(38) 77%(256) 333 2016 Vote: Other 2%(1) 2%(1) — (0) 1%(1) 13%(9) 82%(57) 69 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(4) 1%(4) 2%(6) 3%(8) 9%(23) 82%(201) 244 Voted in 2014: Yes 2%(15) 5%(33) 1%(8) 4%(24) 10%(62) 77%(483) 625 Voted in 2014: No 1%(5) 1%(5) 3%(11) 3%(10) 10%(38) 81%(303) 372 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 3%(15) 7%(29) 1%(5) 2%(10) 10%(44) 76%(335) 438 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney — (1) 2%(4) 3%(7) 6%(16) 10%(25) 79%(201) 254 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(4) 2%(6) 3%(7) 3%(8) 10%(29) 81%(228) 282 4-Region: Northeast 3%(5) 4%(7) 1%(2) — (0) 12%(22) 80%(148) 185 4-Region: Midwest 2%(5) 5%(11) 2%(4) 5%(11) 9%(22) 78%(192) 246 4-Region: South 1%(4) 2%(5) 3%(9) 6%(19) 9%(30) 80%(269) 337 4-Region: West 3%(6) 7%(15) 1%(3) 1%(3) 11%(25) 77%(177) 229 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 3%(14) 6%(28) 1%(5) 2%(9) 10%(45) 78%(362) 464 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(4) 2%(9) 3%(12) 5%(21) 10%(40) 78%(311) 396 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_7: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Tom Udall Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(30) 5%(57) 3%(28) 3%(33) 16%(171) 70%(740) 1058 Gender: Male 5%(25) 7%(33) 5%(25) 5%(27) 15%(77) 63%(316) 502 Gender: Female 1%(4) 4%(24) 1%(4) 1%(6) 17%(94) 76%(424) 556 Age: 18-34 2%(4) 6%(15) 3%(7) 4%(11) 8%(23) 78%(210) 270 Age: 35-44 5%(9) 9%(15) 3%(5) 5%(8) 12%(20) 65%(108) 165 Age: 45-64 3%(10) 4%(17) 3%(11) 2%(6) 15%(54) 74%(276) 374 Age: 65+ 2%(6) 4%(10) 2%(6) 3%(8) 30%(74) 59%(147) 250 GenZers: 1997-2012 — (0) — (0) — (0) 2%(1) 8%(7) 91%(77) 85 Millennials: 1981-1996 4%(11) 8%(22) 4%(10) 5%(16) 10%(29) 69%(197) 285 GenXers: 1965-1980 3%(8) 7%(18) 3%(9) 2%(5) 15%(39) 69%(179) 258 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 2%(8) 3%(13) 2%(8) 3%(10) 22%(85) 68%(261) 386 PID: Dem (no lean) 4%(17) 9%(36) 2%(8) 1%(6) 15%(63) 69%(286) 416 PID: Ind (no lean) 3%(9) 2%(7) 3%(8) 3%(7) 16%(47) 73%(214) 291 PID: Rep (no lean) 1%(4) 4%(14) 3%(12) 6%(20) 17%(61) 68%(240) 351 PID/Gender: Dem Men 8%(15) 11%(20) 4%(6) 3%(6) 15%(26) 58%(102) 174 PID/Gender: Dem Women 1%(2) 7%(16) 1%(2) — (0) 15%(37) 76%(185) 242 PID/Gender: Ind Men 5%(7) 4%(7) 4%(6) 3%(5) 13%(19) 70%(102) 146 PID/Gender: Ind Women 1%(2) — (0) 1%(2) 2%(2) 19%(28) 76%(111) 146 PID/Gender: Rep Men 2%(4) 4%(7) 7%(12) 8%(15) 18%(32) 62%(112) 183 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (0) 4%(7) — (0) 2%(4) 17%(29) 76%(128) 168 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 6%(19) 8%(27) 3%(9) 2%(8) 18%(59) 64%(216) 338 Ideo: Moderate (4) 2%(5) 6%(16) 2%(4) 1%(3) 17%(44) 72%(188) 262 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(5) 4%(14) 4%(15) 5%(21) 16%(61) 70%(270) 384 Educ: < College 1%(10) 3%(22) 3%(18) 2%(17) 15%(100) 75%(506) 673 Educ: Bachelors degree 5%(12) 7%(16) 2%(5) 5%(11) 16%(41) 66%(166) 250 Educ: Post-grad 6%(8) 13%(18) 4%(5) 4%(5) 23%(31) 51%(69) 135 Income: Under 50k 1%(8) 5%(28) 2%(12) 3%(15) 14%(80) 75%(437) 581 Income: 50k-100k 4%(12) 3%(9) 2%(8) 4%(13) 19%(62) 67%(214) 318 Income: 100k+ 6%(10) 12%(19) 5%(8) 3%(6) 18%(29) 55%(88) 160 Ethnicity: White 3%(22) 5%(43) 3%(22) 3%(25) 17%(144) 70%(594) 851 Ethnicity: Hispanic 1%(1) 5%(4) 1%(1) 4%(3) 19%(15) 69%(52) 77 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_7: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Tom Udall Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(30) 5%(57) 3%(28) 3%(33) 16%(171) 70%(740) 1058 Ethnicity: Black 4%(5) 8%(11) 1%(2) 4%(6) 14%(19) 70%(96) 138 Ethnicity: Other 3%(2) 5%(3) 6%(4) 3%(2) 12%(8) 72%(50) 70 All Christian 3%(14) 6%(33) 3%(18) 3%(18) 18%(93) 66%(341) 516 All Non-Christian 13%(7) 6%(3) — (0) 2%(1) 23%(12) 55%(30) 54 Atheist 5%(3) 5%(3) 4%(2) — (0) 20%(10) 66%(33) 50 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 2%(5) 4%(12) 1%(3) 4%(12) 12%(32) 76%(208) 273 Something Else — (1) 3%(6) 3%(5) 1%(2) 14%(24) 78%(128) 165 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 13%(8) 7%(4) — (0) 2%(1) 21%(13) 58%(37) 64 Evangelical 2%(7) 6%(19) 3%(10) 3%(8) 14%(40) 72%(209) 293 Non-Evangelical 2%(6) 5%(19) 3%(12) 3%(11) 20%(76) 67%(250) 374 Community: Urban 6%(17) 9%(26) 3%(9) 4%(11) 16%(44) 62%(175) 281 Community: Suburban 2%(10) 5%(23) 2%(8) 2%(9) 16%(77) 73%(353) 480 Community: Rural 1%(2) 3%(8) 4%(10) 4%(13) 17%(50) 72%(212) 297 Employ: Private Sector 3%(9) 10%(30) 6%(20) 4%(13) 15%(49) 62%(198) 319 Employ: Government 6%(4) 4%(3) 1%(1) 6%(4) 21%(14) 61%(42) 69 Employ: Self-Employed 7%(5) 3%(2) — (0) 5%(4) 16%(12) 69%(51) 74 Employ: Homemaker — (0) 3%(2) — (0) 1%(1) 16%(10) 80%(50) 63 Employ: Retired 3%(9) 4%(10) 3%(8) 3%(8) 21%(58) 67%(187) 280 Employ: Unemployed 1%(2) 3%(4) — (0) 1%(1) 11%(16) 85%(131) 154 Employ: Other — (0) 7%(4) — (0) 3%(2) 16%(9) 74%(42) 56 Military HH: Yes 3%(5) 3%(5) 2%(3) 7%(12) 21%(38) 65%(118) 182 Military HH: No 3%(24) 6%(51) 3%(25) 2%(21) 15%(133) 71%(622) 877 RD/WT: Right Direction 3%(8) 7%(21) 4%(12) 4%(13) 14%(39) 68%(197) 290 RD/WT: Wrong Track 3%(22) 5%(35) 2%(16) 3%(20) 17%(132) 71%(543) 768 Trump Job Approve 1%(6) 4%(16) 4%(19) 5%(23) 16%(70) 69%(295) 427 Trump Job Disapprove 4%(24) 7%(41) 2%(9) 1%(9) 16%(98) 70%(421) 602 Trump Job Strongly Approve 1%(2) 3%(9) 4%(12) 7%(20) 15%(43) 69%(194) 281 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(3) 5%(7) 4%(6) 2%(2) 19%(27) 69%(101) 147 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 4%(3) 8%(6) 2%(1) 3%(2) 14%(11) 69%(53) 76 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 4%(21) 7%(35) 2%(8) 1%(7) 17%(88) 70%(369) 526 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_7: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Tom Udall Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(30) 5%(57) 3%(28) 3%(33) 16%(171) 70%(740) 1058 Favorable of Trump 1%(5) 4%(18) 3%(14) 5%(22) 16%(67) 70%(294) 421 Unfavorable of Trump 4%(24) 6%(39) 2%(14) 2%(11) 16%(101) 69%(423) 612 Very Favorable of Trump 1%(3) 3%(8) 4%(10) 6%(17) 15%(41) 72%(203) 282 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 2%(2) 7%(10) 3%(4) 3%(5) 19%(26) 66%(91) 138 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 4%(3) 7%(5) 5%(3) 2%(1) 20%(13) 62%(43) 68 Very Unfavorable of Trump 4%(21) 6%(34) 2%(10) 2%(10) 16%(87) 70%(381) 543 #1 Issue: Economy 3%(12) 5%(23) 2%(9) 4%(16) 16%(68) 69%(289) 418 #1 Issue: Security 2%(3) 4%(4) 7%(7) 6%(6) 13%(13) 68%(69) 101 #1 Issue: Health Care 5%(10) 9%(17) 2%(3) 1%(1) 18%(35) 67%(134) 201 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security — (0) 3%(4) 2%(2) 2%(3) 18%(27) 75%(110) 147 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues — (0) 3%(1) — (0) 3%(2) 9%(5) 85%(44) 52 #1 Issue: Other 3%(2) 2%(1) 4%(3) 4%(3) 18%(12) 69%(45) 65 2018 House Vote: Democrat 5%(22) 9%(38) 2%(8) 2%(6) 15%(61) 66%(268) 403 2018 House Vote: Republican 1%(4) 4%(11) 4%(12) 7%(20) 18%(53) 66%(198) 297 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 5%(20) 9%(32) 2%(7) 1%(6) 16%(61) 66%(246) 372 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 2%(6) 4%(15) 3%(11) 6%(21) 17%(63) 68%(246) 361 2016 Vote: Other 4%(3) 7%(4) 5%(4) 2%(2) 17%(11) 65%(44) 67 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote — (0) 2%(5) 2%(6) 2%(5) 14%(36) 79%(205) 258 Voted in 2014: Yes 4%(26) 7%(47) 3%(20) 4%(24) 17%(110) 66%(430) 656 Voted in 2014: No 1%(4) 2%(9) 2%(8) 2%(9) 15%(61) 77%(310) 402 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 5%(21) 8%(37) 2%(10) 2%(11) 16%(74) 67%(312) 465 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2%(4) 5%(13) 4%(9) 6%(15) 19%(50) 66%(173) 264 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(3) 2%(6) 2%(7) 3%(8) 14%(41) 78%(235) 300 4-Region: Northeast 5%(9) 6%(11) 3%(5) 2%(3) 19%(36) 67%(128) 192 4-Region: Midwest 2%(6) 3%(9) 3%(9) 4%(12) 12%(31) 74%(195) 262 4-Region: South 2%(6) 6%(23) 2%(8) 4%(14) 15%(59) 71%(271) 381 4-Region: West 4%(8) 6%(13) 3%(6) 2%(5) 20%(45) 65%(146) 224 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 4%(22) 8%(38) 2%(9) 1%(6) 16%(80) 69%(337) 491 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(5) 3%(14) 4%(16) 5%(21) 16%(68) 70%(292) 416 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_8: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Michael Connor Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(28) 6%(59) 2%(24) 3%(36) 15%(161) 70%(728) 1037 Gender: Male 4%(20) 7%(34) 3%(16) 5%(25) 16%(75) 64%(296) 466 Gender: Female 1%(8) 5%(26) 2%(9) 2%(11) 15%(85) 76%(432) 571 Age: 18-34 3%(9) 9%(22) 3%(7) 4%(11) 17%(42) 64%(160) 250 Age: 35-44 4%(7) 7%(12) 4%(6) 2%(3) 14%(23) 69%(110) 160 Age: 45-64 3%(11) 6%(21) 2%(8) 3%(13) 14%(51) 72%(269) 372 Age: 65+ 1%(2) 2%(5) 1%(3) 4%(9) 18%(45) 75%(190) 255 GenZers: 1997-2012 — (0) — (0) 3%(2) 1%(1) 21%(17) 75%(59) 79 Millennials: 1981-1996 5%(12) 11%(29) 3%(9) 5%(13) 14%(39) 62%(167) 270 GenXers: 1965-1980 5%(12) 8%(18) 2%(4) 3%(7) 15%(35) 68%(164) 240 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 1%(4) 3%(12) 2%(8) 3%(13) 14%(58) 76%(307) 402 PID: Dem (no lean) 4%(19) 7%(31) 3%(11) 2%(9) 18%(78) 65%(276) 423 PID: Ind (no lean) — (1) 4%(10) 2%(7) 3%(8) 15%(41) 76%(210) 277 PID: Rep (no lean) 3%(9) 5%(18) 2%(7) 6%(19) 12%(41) 72%(242) 336 PID/Gender: Dem Men 7%(12) 11%(18) 3%(5) 4%(7) 23%(39) 52%(88) 168 PID/Gender: Dem Women 2%(6) 5%(13) 2%(6) 1%(3) 15%(39) 74%(188) 255 PID/Gender: Ind Men — (1) 5%(7) 4%(5) 5%(6) 13%(17) 72%(93) 128 PID/Gender: Ind Women — (0) 2%(4) 1%(2) 1%(2) 16%(24) 79%(118) 149 PID/Gender: Rep Men 4%(8) 5%(9) 4%(6) 7%(12) 11%(19) 68%(116) 170 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(1) 6%(9) — (1) 4%(7) 13%(22) 76%(126) 166 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 5%(14) 8%(25) 2%(8) 2%(7) 16%(51) 66%(209) 314 Ideo: Moderate (4) 3%(8) 5%(16) 3%(8) 3%(8) 21%(59) 66%(189) 287 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 2%(6) 5%(17) 2%(8) 6%(22) 12%(45) 73%(274) 373 Educ: < College 2%(16) 4%(27) 3%(17) 3%(22) 17%(114) 70%(460) 656 Educ: Bachelors degree 1%(3) 8%(19) 1%(3) 4%(9) 12%(28) 74%(182) 244 Educ: Post-grad 7%(9) 10%(13) 3%(4) 4%(5) 13%(18) 64%(86) 136 Income: Under 50k 3%(14) 4%(20) 2%(12) 3%(14) 15%(84) 74%(403) 548 Income: 50k-100k 2%(7) 8%(27) 2%(5) 4%(12) 19%(62) 66%(218) 331 Income: 100k+ 4%(7) 8%(13) 4%(7) 6%(9) 9%(15) 68%(107) 158 Ethnicity: White 3%(24) 5%(45) 2%(18) 4%(30) 14%(120) 72%(608) 846 Ethnicity: Hispanic 1%(1) 8%(8) 1%(1) 7%(7) 25%(23) 57%(53) 92 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_8: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Michael Connor Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(28) 6%(59) 2%(24) 3%(36) 15%(161) 70%(728) 1037 Ethnicity: Black 3%(4) 8%(10) 3%(4) 3%(4) 21%(27) 62%(81) 130 Ethnicity: Other 1%(0) 7%(4) 2%(1) 3%(2) 22%(13) 65%(39) 60 All Christian 4%(21) 6%(31) 3%(17) 4%(18) 15%(76) 68%(349) 512 All Non-Christian 8%(4) 11%(6) — (0) 2%(1) 18%(9) 60%(31) 51 Agnostic/Nothing in particular — (1) 5%(12) 1%(2) 3%(9) 17%(44) 73%(184) 251 Something Else 1%(2) 5%(8) 2%(4) 4%(8) 15%(27) 72%(127) 176 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 7%(4) 12%(7) — (0) 2%(1) 16%(9) 63%(37) 58 Evangelical 4%(13) 7%(21) 4%(13) 6%(17) 14%(43) 65%(197) 304 Non-Evangelical 3%(10) 5%(17) 2%(8) 2%(9) 16%(60) 72%(269) 372 Community: Urban 5%(14) 11%(32) 2%(6) 3%(8) 19%(54) 60%(170) 285 Community: Suburban 1%(6) 5%(21) 1%(6) 3%(14) 13%(60) 77%(355) 463 Community: Rural 3%(8) 2%(6) 4%(12) 5%(14) 16%(47) 70%(202) 289 Employ: Private Sector 4%(12) 11%(32) 5%(14) 4%(13) 12%(37) 64%(191) 299 Employ: Government 7%(4) 12%(8) — (0) 4%(3) 14%(9) 62%(40) 64 Employ: Self-Employed 5%(4) 4%(3) 1%(1) 4%(3) 28%(22) 59%(46) 78 Employ: Homemaker 1%(1) 3%(2) 1%(1) 2%(1) 6%(3) 88%(53) 60 Employ: Retired 1%(2) 1%(2) 2%(4) 3%(10) 17%(47) 77%(217) 283 Employ: Unemployed 3%(4) 6%(8) 1%(2) 3%(4) 16%(25) 72%(107) 150 Employ: Other — (0) 8%(5) — (0) 5%(3) 14%(8) 72%(39) 54 Military HH: Yes 2%(3) 3%(5) 2%(3) 7%(12) 20%(34) 67%(117) 175 Military HH: No 3%(25) 6%(54) 2%(21) 3%(24) 15%(126) 71%(612) 862 RD/WT: Right Direction 5%(15) 10%(27) 4%(12) 4%(12) 13%(38) 63%(175) 280 RD/WT: Wrong Track 2%(13) 4%(32) 2%(12) 3%(24) 16%(123) 73%(553) 757 Trump Job Approve 2%(8) 5%(21) 3%(14) 6%(25) 14%(58) 70%(300) 426 Trump Job Disapprove 3%(20) 7%(39) 2%(10) 2%(11) 16%(96) 70%(410) 586 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(6) 3%(9) 3%(7) 7%(18) 13%(35) 72%(195) 271 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 1%(2) 8%(12) 5%(7) 4%(7) 14%(22) 68%(105) 155 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 2%(2) 15%(15) 1%(1) 3%(3) 12%(11) 66%(64) 97 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 4%(17) 5%(24) 2%(8) 2%(9) 17%(85) 71%(346) 489 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_8: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Michael Connor Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(28) 6%(59) 2%(24) 3%(36) 15%(161) 70%(728) 1037 Favorable of Trump 3%(11) 5%(23) 3%(11) 6%(24) 13%(56) 71%(296) 420 Unfavorable of Trump 3%(17) 6%(36) 2%(13) 2%(12) 16%(96) 70%(415) 590 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(9) 4%(11) 2%(6) 6%(17) 12%(34) 72%(197) 273 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 1%(2) 8%(11) 4%(5) 5%(7) 15%(22) 67%(99) 146 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 1%(1) 12%(10) 4%(3) 1%(1) 13%(11) 70%(60) 86 Very Unfavorable of Trump 3%(17) 5%(26) 2%(10) 2%(11) 17%(85) 71%(355) 504 #1 Issue: Economy 3%(11) 6%(24) 3%(12) 3%(11) 16%(63) 69%(266) 387 #1 Issue: Security 3%(3) 6%(7) 1%(1) 9%(10) 10%(12) 70%(79) 112 #1 Issue: Health Care 4%(6) 8%(15) 3%(6) 4%(7) 12%(21) 69%(123) 177 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 3%(5) 2%(3) 3%(5) 2%(3) 16%(23) 74%(107) 146 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 2%(1) 4%(2) — (0) 3%(2) 20%(11) 71%(38) 54 #1 Issue: Other — (0) 3%(2) — (0) 1%(1) 17%(14) 80%(66) 83 2018 House Vote: Democrat 4%(18) 9%(34) 3%(10) 2%(7) 15%(61) 67%(263) 392 2018 House Vote: Republican 3%(9) 3%(10) 2%(7) 6%(19) 13%(40) 72%(219) 304 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 5%(20) 9%(31) 2%(8) 1%(5) 16%(59) 67%(245) 367 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 2%(8) 4%(16) 3%(10) 6%(20) 14%(49) 71%(258) 361 2016 Vote: Other — (0) 5%(3) — (0) 3%(2) 23%(15) 70%(45) 65 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote — (1) 4%(9) 2%(6) 4%(10) 15%(37) 74%(180) 243 Voted in 2014: Yes 4%(23) 6%(41) 2%(15) 4%(23) 15%(99) 69%(454) 654 Voted in 2014: No 1%(5) 5%(19) 2%(9) 3%(13) 16%(62) 72%(274) 382 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 4%(19) 7%(34) 2%(9) 2%(11) 17%(79) 68%(318) 471 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2%(4) 3%(7) 2%(6) 6%(16) 13%(32) 74%(185) 250 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(5) 6%(18) 3%(9) 3%(9) 16%(46) 70%(199) 286 4-Region: Northeast 4%(6) 5%(8) 2%(4) 1%(2) 13%(23) 75%(129) 173 4-Region: Midwest 1%(2) 6%(14) 3%(6) 5%(12) 12%(29) 74%(182) 245 4-Region: South 3%(12) 5%(18) 2%(9) 4%(15) 17%(65) 69%(265) 384 4-Region: West 3%(7) 8%(19) 2%(4) 3%(7) 19%(44) 65%(152) 234 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 4%(19) 7%(33) 2%(12) 2%(9) 19%(90) 66%(322) 485 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 2%(9) 5%(20) 3%(11) 5%(21) 12%(50) 72%(290) 401 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_9: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? John Kerry Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 12%(119) 19%(181) 9%(87) 19%(180) 17%(164) 24%(237) 967 Gender: Male 14%(66) 20%(94) 8%(39) 26%(125) 15%(69) 17%(78) 471 Gender: Female 11%(52) 17%(86) 10%(48) 11%(55) 19%(96) 32%(159) 496 Age: 18-34 5%(13) 18%(46) 9%(23) 11%(27) 12%(29) 45%(113) 251 Age: 35-44 14%(20) 17%(24) 10%(14) 14%(20) 19%(27) 25%(36) 142 Age: 45-64 14%(47) 18%(62) 9%(30) 20%(67) 20%(67) 20%(70) 343 Age: 65+ 17%(38) 21%(48) 8%(20) 28%(65) 18%(41) 8%(18) 231 GenZers: 1997-2012 2%(1) 5%(3) 2%(2) 6%(4) 11%(8) 75%(58) 77 Millennials: 1981-1996 8%(21) 22%(55) 11%(29) 13%(34) 14%(34) 31%(80) 255 GenXers: 1965-1980 14%(36) 17%(43) 10%(24) 18%(45) 21%(54) 21%(53) 254 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 16%(54) 22%(76) 8%(26) 25%(86) 17%(61) 13%(46) 349 PID: Dem (no lean) 22%(85) 29%(114) 5%(20) 5%(18) 16%(64) 23%(88) 389 PID: Ind (no lean) 9%(23) 14%(36) 10%(26) 12%(33) 22%(57) 34%(91) 265 PID: Rep (no lean) 3%(11) 10%(31) 13%(41) 41%(130) 14%(43) 18%(58) 314 PID/Gender: Dem Men 26%(43) 31%(53) 4%(7) 7%(12) 14%(24) 17%(29) 168 PID/Gender: Dem Women 19%(42) 28%(61) 6%(13) 2%(5) 18%(40) 27%(59) 221 PID/Gender: Ind Men 11%(13) 21%(26) 10%(13) 22%(27) 20%(24) 17%(21) 125 PID/Gender: Ind Women 7%(9) 7%(9) 9%(13) 4%(6) 23%(33) 50%(70) 140 PID/Gender: Rep Men 6%(10) 9%(15) 11%(19) 48%(85) 11%(20) 16%(28) 179 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(1) 12%(16) 16%(21) 33%(45) 17%(23) 22%(30) 135 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 22%(67) 28%(84) 7%(21) 4%(12) 17%(52) 21%(63) 300 Ideo: Moderate (4) 14%(36) 22%(59) 8%(22) 8%(21) 21%(56) 27%(73) 267 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 4%(15) 11%(37) 13%(43) 41%(144) 12%(43) 18%(64) 346 Educ: < College 9%(54) 16%(98) 7%(40) 19%(116) 18%(108) 32%(194) 610 Educ: Bachelors degree 12%(27) 22%(51) 13%(30) 21%(48) 17%(38) 14%(32) 226 Educ: Post-grad 29%(38) 24%(32) 13%(17) 12%(16) 14%(19) 8%(11) 132 Income: Under 50k 12%(60) 16%(81) 6%(33) 16%(81) 17%(88) 33%(166) 510 Income: 50k-100k 11%(34) 21%(67) 10%(31) 22%(69) 19%(62) 17%(53) 317 Income: 100k+ 18%(25) 23%(32) 16%(22) 21%(29) 10%(14) 12%(18) 141 Ethnicity: White 12%(99) 18%(147) 10%(79) 21%(168) 16%(128) 22%(176) 797 Ethnicity: Hispanic 11%(10) 18%(16) 6%(5) 20%(18) 14%(13) 31%(28) 90 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_9: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? John Kerry Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 12%(119) 19%(181) 9%(87) 19%(180) 17%(164) 24%(237) 967 Ethnicity: Black 14%(16) 19%(22) 3%(4) 8%(9) 25%(28) 31%(35) 113 Ethnicity: Other 6%(4) 22%(13) 6%(4) 6%(3) 15%(8) 44%(25) 57 All Christian 14%(64) 20%(93) 12%(54) 23%(107) 16%(72) 16%(73) 463 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 8%(18) 20%(48) 6%(14) 18%(44) 17%(40) 33%(80) 245 Something Else 8%(13) 10%(16) 5%(9) 14%(24) 26%(43) 37%(62) 165 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 22%(11) 21%(11) 12%(6) 15%(8) 9%(5) 22%(11) 52 Evangelical 11%(29) 15%(41) 11%(29) 21%(57) 19%(52) 23%(63) 271 Non-Evangelical 14%(47) 20%(68) 9%(31) 20%(69) 18%(63) 20%(68) 347 Community: Urban 17%(45) 22%(58) 9%(24) 12%(31) 16%(42) 24%(64) 265 Community: Suburban 12%(53) 20%(90) 9%(40) 19%(85) 18%(80) 22%(100) 449 Community: Rural 8%(21) 13%(32) 9%(23) 25%(63) 16%(42) 29%(73) 254 Employ: Private Sector 12%(36) 23%(65) 13%(38) 19%(56) 15%(43) 18%(52) 290 Employ: Government 13%(9) 16%(11) 12%(9) 17%(12) 18%(13) 25%(18) 72 Employ: Self-Employed 16%(11) 11%(7) 4%(3) 18%(12) 18%(12) 32%(22) 68 Employ: Homemaker 4%(3) 13%(8) 7%(5) 21%(14) 27%(18) 28%(18) 66 Employ: Retired 15%(36) 22%(52) 8%(20) 26%(61) 16%(39) 13%(30) 238 Employ: Unemployed 11%(14) 15%(19) 6%(8) 12%(16) 17%(22) 39%(52) 131 Employ: Other 11%(7) 24%(14) 4%(2) 10%(6) 17%(10) 34%(20) 59 Military HH: Yes 12%(23) 18%(34) 11%(20) 28%(53) 17%(32) 14%(27) 190 Military HH: No 12%(95) 19%(147) 9%(66) 16%(127) 17%(132) 27%(210) 778 RD/WT: Right Direction 7%(18) 19%(51) 9%(25) 34%(93) 11%(29) 22%(60) 275 RD/WT: Wrong Track 15%(101) 19%(130) 9%(62) 13%(87) 20%(135) 26%(177) 693 Trump Job Approve 3%(13) 10%(39) 11%(41) 39%(152) 14%(54) 23%(89) 389 Trump Job Disapprove 19%(106) 26%(142) 8%(44) 5%(27) 19%(106) 23%(131) 556 Trump Job Strongly Approve 4%(9) 10%(26) 9%(23) 44%(114) 9%(23) 25%(65) 260 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 3%(3) 10%(13) 14%(18) 30%(39) 24%(31) 19%(25) 129 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 6%(5) 16%(15) 15%(14) 7%(7) 27%(25) 29%(27) 93 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 22%(101) 27%(127) 7%(31) 4%(20) 17%(81) 22%(103) 464 Favorable of Trump 3%(13) 10%(40) 11%(42) 39%(152) 14%(52) 23%(87) 387 Unfavorable of Trump 19%(105) 25%(140) 8%(45) 5%(28) 19%(106) 25%(140) 564 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_9: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? John Kerry Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 12%(119) 19%(181) 9%(87) 19%(180) 17%(164) 24%(237) 967 Very Favorable of Trump 4%(9) 8%(20) 10%(26) 46%(116) 8%(20) 24%(60) 252 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 3%(4) 15%(20) 12%(16) 26%(35) 24%(32) 20%(28) 136 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 3%(3) 14%(11) 13%(10) 11%(8) 28%(22) 31%(24) 79 Very Unfavorable of Trump 21%(102) 26%(128) 7%(34) 4%(20) 17%(84) 24%(116) 485 #1 Issue: Economy 10%(37) 14%(52) 12%(45) 23%(85) 14%(51) 28%(103) 373 #1 Issue: Security 7%(7) 13%(12) 8%(7) 48%(44) 10%(9) 14%(13) 92 #1 Issue: Health Care 17%(28) 29%(49) 5%(8) 6%(10) 21%(35) 23%(39) 168 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 14%(21) 22%(33) 7%(10) 15%(21) 23%(34) 19%(28) 146 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 3%(1) 23%(12) 7%(4) 10%(5) 24%(12) 33%(17) 52 #1 Issue: Other 20%(14) 9%(6) 11%(8) 16%(12) 11%(8) 33%(23) 71 2018 House Vote: Democrat 25%(92) 30%(108) 7%(27) 4%(15) 15%(55) 18%(64) 360 2018 House Vote: Republican 3%(8) 9%(25) 12%(33) 47%(128) 12%(33) 16%(44) 270 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 28%(93) 32%(108) 6%(21) 3%(9) 15%(51) 16%(54) 336 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 3%(11) 10%(32) 11%(37) 43%(140) 15%(49) 17%(54) 323 2016 Vote: Other 6%(4) 21%(14) 21%(15) 8%(6) 26%(18) 19%(13) 70 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5%(11) 11%(26) 6%(14) 11%(26) 19%(46) 48%(116) 239 Voted in 2014: Yes 16%(96) 22%(131) 9%(58) 22%(134) 16%(97) 15%(94) 609 Voted in 2014: No 6%(23) 14%(49) 8%(29) 13%(46) 19%(67) 40%(143) 358 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 21%(87) 30%(128) 7%(31) 6%(24) 18%(76) 18%(78) 424 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 5%(11) 7%(17) 14%(33) 43%(103) 18%(42) 14%(33) 239 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 7%(20) 11%(30) 7%(20) 15%(42) 14%(40) 45%(124) 276 4-Region: Northeast 13%(22) 20%(35) 8%(15) 15%(27) 19%(33) 25%(45) 178 4-Region: Midwest 14%(31) 17%(38) 9%(21) 21%(47) 13%(28) 26%(59) 224 4-Region: South 10%(35) 16%(55) 9%(32) 22%(77) 21%(73) 22%(78) 350 4-Region: West 14%(30) 24%(53) 9%(20) 14%(30) 14%(29) 25%(54) 216 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 21%(98) 28%(129) 5%(23) 4%(19) 19%(85) 23%(104) 458 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 3%(13) 10%(35) 13%(49) 40%(145) 14%(51) 20%(71) 365 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_10: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Avril Haines Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(39) 5%(50) 2%(23) 2%(25) 11%(109) 76%(766) 1012 Gender: Male 4%(22) 7%(33) 3%(15) 4%(18) 12%(60) 70%(342) 488 Gender: Female 3%(17) 3%(17) 2%(8) 1%(7) 9%(49) 81%(425) 523 Age: 18-34 2%(5) 9%(21) 6%(14) 4%(10) 8%(20) 72%(177) 247 Age: 35-44 6%(10) 7%(11) 2%(3) 2%(3) 10%(15) 73%(112) 153 Age: 45-64 4%(15) 4%(14) 1%(5) 2%(7) 12%(43) 78%(292) 376 Age: 65+ 4%(9) 2%(4) 1%(2) 2%(5) 13%(30) 79%(185) 235 GenZers: 1997-2012 2%(1) 3%(2) 4%(3) 3%(3) 12%(9) 76%(57) 75 Millennials: 1981-1996 4%(10) 10%(27) 5%(13) 4%(10) 8%(22) 71%(197) 279 GenXers: 1965-1980 7%(16) 6%(14) 2%(4) 2%(6) 10%(26) 73%(179) 244 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 3%(10) 2%(7) 1%(3) 2%(6) 13%(48) 80%(301) 375 PID: Dem (no lean) 5%(23) 6%(26) 4%(15) 1%(5) 12%(50) 72%(303) 422 PID: Ind (no lean) 4%(10) 3%(9) — (1) 2%(4) 8%(21) 83%(221) 267 PID: Rep (no lean) 2%(6) 5%(15) 2%(7) 5%(16) 12%(37) 75%(242) 323 PID/Gender: Dem Men 6%(12) 8%(15) 5%(9) 1%(2) 15%(29) 65%(123) 190 PID/Gender: Dem Women 5%(11) 5%(11) 3%(6) 1%(3) 9%(21) 78%(180) 232 PID/Gender: Ind Men 5%(6) 6%(7) — (0) 2%(3) 8%(10) 79%(97) 123 PID/Gender: Ind Women 2%(3) 2%(2) 1%(1) 1%(1) 8%(11) 87%(125) 144 PID/Gender: Rep Men 2%(3) 6%(11) 4%(6) 7%(13) 12%(20) 69%(122) 176 PID/Gender: Rep Women 2%(3) 2%(4) 1%(1) 2%(3) 12%(17) 82%(120) 147 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 5%(18) 8%(27) 4%(13) 1%(5) 10%(32) 72%(242) 336 Ideo: Moderate (4) 5%(13) 5%(13) 1%(2) 1%(3) 15%(42) 74%(202) 275 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 2%(8) 3%(10) 2%(9) 5%(16) 9%(33) 79%(276) 351 Educ: < College 3%(17) 4%(25) 2%(10) 2%(12) 11%(68) 79%(488) 620 Educ: Bachelors degree 5%(12) 6%(14) 4%(9) 4%(10) 8%(21) 74%(182) 248 Educ: Post-grad 7%(10) 8%(11) 3%(4) 2%(2) 14%(20) 67%(96) 144 Income: Under 50k 4%(19) 4%(22) 2%(10) 2%(8) 10%(54) 78%(412) 526 Income: 50k-100k 2%(8) 5%(15) 3%(10) 3%(12) 12%(39) 75%(256) 341 Income: 100k+ 8%(11) 8%(12) 2%(3) 3%(5) 10%(15) 68%(98) 145 Ethnicity: White 3%(27) 5%(42) 2%(19) 3%(21) 11%(88) 76%(628) 825 Ethnicity: Hispanic 4%(4) 5%(5) 6%(5) 5%(5) 17%(15) 62%(54) 88 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_10: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Avril Haines Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(39) 5%(50) 2%(23) 2%(25) 11%(109) 76%(766) 1012 Ethnicity: Black 7%(8) 4%(5) 3%(4) 3%(3) 11%(14) 72%(89) 124 Ethnicity: Other 5%(3) 5%(3) 1%(1) 1%(1) 11%(7) 77%(49) 63 All Christian 5%(26) 5%(25) 3%(13) 3%(12) 12%(58) 72%(354) 489 All Non-Christian 2%(1) 7%(4) 4%(2) 2%(1) 12%(7) 72%(38) 53 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 3%(8) 6%(15) 2%(5) 3%(6) 8%(19) 78%(183) 235 Something Else 1%(3) 3%(5) 1%(3) 3%(5) 11%(20) 81%(150) 185 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 1%(1) 6%(4) 4%(2) 2%(1) 12%(7) 74%(46) 61 Evangelical 4%(12) 5%(15) 4%(10) 3%(9) 9%(26) 74%(205) 276 Non-Evangelical 5%(17) 4%(14) 2%(6) 2%(9) 13%(49) 75%(289) 384 Community: Urban 5%(15) 8%(22) 5%(13) 2%(7) 13%(38) 67%(190) 285 Community: Suburban 3%(16) 4%(17) 2%(8) 2%(9) 9%(44) 80%(378) 473 Community: Rural 3%(8) 4%(10) 1%(2) 3%(9) 10%(26) 78%(198) 253 Employ: Private Sector 4%(11) 10%(29) 3%(8) 3%(10) 10%(30) 71%(216) 304 Employ: Government 5%(4) 3%(2) 6%(5) 2%(1) 14%(11) 70%(54) 76 Employ: Self-Employed 3%(3) 4%(3) 4%(3) 3%(3) 20%(15) 66%(52) 79 Employ: Homemaker 2%(2) — (0) 1%(1) — (0) 5%(3) 91%(57) 62 Employ: Retired 5%(13) 1%(3) 2%(5) 2%(6) 11%(30) 79%(214) 270 Employ: Unemployed 4%(6) 5%(6) — (0) 2%(2) 10%(15) 79%(111) 140 Military HH: Yes 2%(2) 5%(8) 2%(3) 4%(6) 13%(21) 74%(116) 157 Military HH: No 4%(36) 5%(42) 2%(20) 2%(18) 10%(88) 76%(650) 855 RD/WT: Right Direction 5%(13) 7%(18) 3%(9) 4%(11) 13%(35) 68%(181) 267 RD/WT: Wrong Track 3%(25) 4%(32) 2%(14) 2%(13) 10%(74) 79%(585) 744 Trump Job Approve 2%(8) 4%(16) 2%(10) 4%(16) 11%(45) 76%(300) 395 Trump Job Disapprove 5%(30) 5%(32) 2%(14) 1%(9) 10%(61) 76%(451) 596 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(6) 4%(10) 3%(7) 6%(15) 11%(29) 74%(189) 256 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(2) 4%(6) 2%(3) 1%(1) 12%(16) 80%(111) 139 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 3%(3) 5%(4) 6%(5) 3%(3) 14%(13) 70%(63) 91 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 5%(27) 5%(27) 2%(8) 1%(6) 10%(48) 77%(388) 505 Favorable of Trump 2%(8) 4%(15) 3%(11) 4%(16) 11%(44) 76%(299) 393 Unfavorable of Trump 5%(31) 6%(35) 2%(12) 1%(9) 10%(61) 75%(450) 597 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_10: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Avril Haines Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(39) 5%(50) 2%(23) 2%(25) 11%(109) 76%(766) 1012 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(8) 3%(8) 2%(5) 6%(15) 11%(27) 75%(188) 250 Somewhat Favorable of Trump — (0) 5%(7) 5%(7) 1%(1) 12%(17) 77%(111) 143 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 5%(3) 11%(8) 6%(4) 3%(2) 10%(7) 66%(46) 70 Very Unfavorable of Trump 5%(28) 5%(27) 1%(8) 1%(7) 10%(54) 77%(403) 527 #1 Issue: Economy 4%(15) 6%(24) 2%(9) 2%(8) 13%(49) 73%(286) 391 #1 Issue: Security 2%(2) 5%(4) 2%(2) 8%(7) 11%(9) 73%(65) 89 #1 Issue: Health Care 6%(12) 7%(14) 1%(1) 1%(3) 10%(19) 75%(141) 189 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 3%(5) 1%(2) 3%(5) 2%(3) 5%(7) 85%(117) 138 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues — (0) — (0) 10%(5) — (0) 9%(5) 81%(41) 51 #1 Issue: Other 1%(1) 2%(2) — (0) 2%(2) 13%(10) 82%(63) 77 2018 House Vote: Democrat 7%(29) 7%(26) 2%(9) 1%(2) 12%(46) 72%(282) 395 2018 House Vote: Republican 2%(4) 5%(15) 3%(8) 5%(14) 11%(33) 74%(216) 291 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 7%(25) 9%(33) 2%(9) 1%(2) 11%(41) 70%(260) 369 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 3%(10) 4%(14) 2%(8) 5%(16) 13%(43) 73%(243) 334 2016 Vote: Other 3%(2) — (0) 1%(1) 2%(1) 9%(6) 85%(60) 70 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(2) 1%(3) 2%(6) 2%(5) 8%(20) 85%(202) 238 Voted in 2014: Yes 5%(33) 5%(35) 2%(14) 2%(16) 11%(69) 74%(471) 638 Voted in 2014: No 1%(5) 4%(15) 3%(10) 2%(9) 11%(40) 79%(295) 374 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 7%(30) 6%(27) 1%(7) 1%(6) 11%(49) 73%(326) 444 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2%(5) 4%(10) 3%(7) 4%(11) 12%(30) 76%(196) 258 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(4) 5%(13) 3%(9) 3%(7) 10%(29) 78%(219) 282 4-Region: Northeast 6%(12) 6%(12) 1%(2) 1%(2) 14%(27) 71%(132) 187 4-Region: Midwest 5%(10) 2%(3) 3%(7) 3%(6) 7%(14) 81%(178) 219 4-Region: South 3%(11) 6%(25) 2%(9) 3%(11) 12%(45) 74%(291) 392 4-Region: West 3%(6) 4%(9) 3%(5) 3%(6) 11%(23) 77%(165) 213 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 5%(26) 6%(32) 3%(16) 1%(5) 11%(56) 73%(361) 497 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 2%(8) 4%(15) 2%(7) 4%(16) 10%(39) 77%(290) 376 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_11: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Linda Thomas-Greenfield Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(35) 5%(53) 2%(26) 4%(39) 10%(105) 75%(790) 1049 Gender: Male 4%(21) 8%(36) 4%(19) 6%(29) 9%(46) 69%(334) 485 Gender: Female 3%(14) 3%(16) 1%(7) 2%(10) 11%(60) 81%(457) 564 Age: 18-34 4%(11) 9%(24) 4%(9) 3%(8) 9%(23) 71%(179) 254 Age: 35-44 2%(3) 6%(11) 3%(6) 4%(7) 10%(17) 74%(130) 174 Age: 45-64 4%(15) 4%(15) 2%(7) 5%(17) 9%(35) 76%(281) 371 Age: 65+ 3%(6) 1%(3) 1%(4) 3%(7) 12%(30) 80%(201) 251 GenZers: 1997-2012 3%(2) 2%(2) 4%(3) 1%(1) 9%(7) 80%(66) 82 Millennials: 1981-1996 3%(9) 11%(29) 3%(9) 5%(13) 9%(26) 69%(186) 272 GenXers: 1965-1980 5%(15) 3%(9) 3%(8) 4%(10) 9%(25) 75%(205) 272 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 2%(8) 3%(12) 1%(4) 4%(15) 11%(41) 79%(299) 378 PID: Dem (no lean) 7%(28) 8%(31) 2%(9) 2%(7) 11%(46) 71%(293) 415 PID: Ind (no lean) 1%(4) 3%(9) 2%(6) 3%(8) 8%(24) 82%(233) 283 PID: Rep (no lean) 1%(4) 4%(13) 3%(11) 7%(24) 10%(35) 75%(264) 351 PID/Gender: Dem Men 10%(17) 11%(19) 3%(6) 2%(4) 10%(18) 64%(112) 176 PID/Gender: Dem Women 4%(10) 5%(12) 1%(3) 1%(3) 12%(28) 76%(181) 238 PID/Gender: Ind Men 2%(2) 6%(8) 4%(5) 6%(8) 7%(9) 74%(94) 127 PID/Gender: Ind Women 1%(1) — (1) — (1) — (0) 9%(15) 89%(139) 157 PID/Gender: Rep Men 1%(1) 5%(9) 4%(8) 10%(17) 10%(18) 70%(128) 182 PID/Gender: Rep Women 2%(3) 2%(3) 2%(3) 4%(7) 10%(17) 81%(136) 169 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 7%(23) 7%(22) 3%(9) 3%(11) 10%(35) 70%(236) 336 Ideo: Moderate (4) 3%(7) 6%(17) 1%(3) 3%(7) 11%(28) 76%(200) 262 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(3) 4%(14) 3%(14) 5%(21) 9%(37) 77%(305) 394 Educ: < College 3%(18) 3%(20) 2%(15) 4%(25) 10%(65) 78%(500) 643 Educ: Bachelors degree 3%(9) 5%(14) 2%(6) 4%(10) 9%(23) 77%(204) 266 Educ: Post-grad 6%(8) 14%(19) 3%(5) 3%(5) 12%(17) 62%(87) 141 Income: Under 50k 3%(19) 3%(19) 2%(14) 3%(19) 10%(58) 78%(447) 576 Income: 50k-100k 3%(11) 4%(14) 2%(5) 5%(16) 11%(35) 75%(245) 327 Income: 100k+ 4%(6) 13%(19) 4%(6) 3%(5) 8%(12) 67%(98) 145 Ethnicity: White 3%(25) 5%(39) 3%(21) 4%(33) 10%(87) 76%(644) 849 Ethnicity: Hispanic 3%(4) 13%(14) 2%(2) 7%(8) 6%(7) 69%(78) 113 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_11: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Linda Thomas-Greenfield Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(35) 5%(53) 2%(26) 4%(39) 10%(105) 75%(790) 1049 Ethnicity: Black 6%(7) 8%(11) 3%(3) 3%(3) 11%(14) 70%(88) 126 Ethnicity: Other 4%(3) 5%(4) 1%(1) 4%(3) 7%(5) 79%(59) 74 All Christian 3%(14) 6%(28) 4%(19) 4%(22) 10%(52) 73%(366) 501 Atheist 1%(1) 5%(3) — (0) — (0) 16%(8) 78%(40) 51 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 4%(10) 4%(11) 1%(3) 3%(7) 8%(22) 80%(220) 274 Something Else 2%(3) 3%(6) 1%(2) 5%(9) 11%(19) 78%(136) 174 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 12%(7) 9%(5) 4%(2) 2%(1) 7%(4) 66%(39) 59 Evangelical 1%(4) 9%(25) 4%(13) 5%(14) 10%(29) 71%(207) 291 Non-Evangelical 4%(13) 2%(8) 2%(7) 5%(17) 11%(41) 77%(280) 366 Community: Urban 4%(13) 10%(31) 2%(8) 3%(8) 11%(34) 69%(210) 304 Community: Suburban 3%(15) 3%(14) 2%(11) 4%(18) 8%(39) 80%(390) 486 Community: Rural 3%(7) 3%(7) 3%(7) 5%(13) 12%(32) 74%(191) 258 Employ: Private Sector 3%(9) 9%(29) 5%(17) 4%(12) 10%(32) 68%(208) 307 Employ: Government 6%(5) 7%(5) 4%(3) 1%(1) 5%(3) 77%(55) 71 Employ: Self-Employed 6%(5) 3%(3) — (0) 6%(5) 10%(8) 74%(57) 77 Employ: Homemaker 2%(1) — (0) 1%(1) 4%(3) 10%(7) 83%(58) 70 Employ: Retired 4%(11) 3%(8) 2%(5) 4%(11) 12%(33) 76%(215) 282 Employ: Unemployed 3%(4) 4%(5) — (0) 3%(4) 8%(13) 83%(126) 152 Employ: Other — (0) 7%(4) — (0) 4%(2) 10%(5) 79%(41) 52 Military HH: Yes 4%(7) 5%(10) 2%(4) 4%(9) 11%(21) 74%(144) 194 Military HH: No 3%(28) 5%(43) 3%(22) 4%(31) 10%(84) 76%(646) 854 RD/WT: Right Direction 5%(14) 8%(25) 4%(13) 7%(21) 9%(27) 67%(204) 303 RD/WT: Wrong Track 3%(21) 4%(28) 2%(13) 2%(18) 11%(79) 79%(587) 745 Trump Job Approve 2%(7) 4%(15) 3%(12) 7%(30) 10%(43) 74%(315) 422 Trump Job Disapprove 5%(28) 6%(37) 2%(13) 1%(9) 10%(59) 76%(459) 606 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(5) 4%(13) 2%(7) 7%(21) 10%(30) 74%(211) 286 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 1%(2) 2%(3) 4%(6) 7%(9) 10%(13) 76%(104) 136 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 2%(2) 9%(9) 7%(8) 2%(2) 8%(9) 72%(74) 103 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 5%(26) 6%(29) 1%(5) 1%(7) 10%(51) 77%(385) 503 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_11: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Linda Thomas-Greenfield Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(35) 5%(53) 2%(26) 4%(39) 10%(105) 75%(790) 1049 Favorable of Trump 2%(7) 4%(19) 3%(14) 7%(28) 10%(44) 74%(312) 425 Unfavorable of Trump 5%(28) 6%(34) 2%(11) 2%(11) 10%(59) 77%(466) 610 Very Favorable of Trump 1%(4) 3%(10) 1%(4) 7%(21) 9%(26) 77%(216) 280 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 2%(3) 6%(9) 7%(10) 5%(8) 12%(17) 67%(97) 145 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 1%(1) 6%(5) 5%(4) 3%(2) 8%(7) 77%(64) 84 Very Unfavorable of Trump 5%(27) 5%(28) 1%(7) 2%(8) 10%(52) 76%(402) 526 #1 Issue: Economy 2%(7) 6%(24) 3%(14) 4%(16) 10%(42) 75%(309) 412 #1 Issue: Security 3%(3) 8%(8) 4%(4) 7%(7) 7%(7) 71%(72) 102 #1 Issue: Health Care 7%(13) 3%(5) 2%(3) 2%(5) 14%(25) 72%(134) 185 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 3%(5) 2%(2) 2%(3) 2%(3) 7%(10) 84%(121) 144 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 5%(4) 6%(4) 2%(2) 2%(1) 10%(7) 75%(51) 69 #1 Issue: Other 4%(3) 1%(1) — (0) 8%(6) 13%(10) 75%(57) 76 2018 House Vote: Democrat 7%(29) 8%(32) 3%(11) 1%(2) 11%(43) 71%(289) 407 2018 House Vote: Republican 1%(3) 3%(9) 3%(10) 8%(23) 9%(29) 76%(229) 304 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 8%(28) 9%(32) 2%(6) 1%(4) 10%(38) 70%(256) 364 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 1%(2) 4%(14) 3%(12) 7%(26) 11%(43) 74%(278) 375 2016 Vote: Other 2%(1) 2%(2) 3%(2) 2%(1) 6%(4) 85%(59) 69 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(3) 2%(5) 2%(5) 4%(9) 9%(20) 82%(197) 240 Voted in 2014: Yes 4%(27) 5%(36) 3%(19) 4%(25) 10%(68) 74%(487) 663 Voted in 2014: No 2%(8) 4%(16) 2%(7) 4%(14) 10%(37) 79%(303) 386 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 6%(27) 7%(33) 2%(11) 2%(8) 11%(51) 72%(336) 466 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney — (0) 2%(5) 2%(6) 8%(20) 11%(30) 76%(201) 263 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 3%(8) 5%(14) 3%(8) 4%(10) 8%(22) 78%(228) 290 4-Region: Northeast 3%(6) 7%(13) 2%(4) 4%(7) 10%(20) 74%(139) 189 4-Region: Midwest 2%(6) 5%(13) 4%(9) 5%(12) 10%(25) 74%(180) 244 4-Region: South 3%(11) 4%(14) 3%(11) 4%(14) 11%(42) 76%(293) 384 4-Region: West 5%(13) 6%(13) 1%(2) 3%(7) 8%(19) 77%(178) 231 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 6%(28) 7%(33) 2%(10) 2%(9) 11%(55) 73%(356) 490 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(4) 3%(15) 4%(15) 6%(25) 9%(38) 77%(320) 417 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_12: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Jake Sullivan Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(27) 6%(63) 2%(23) 3%(36) 13%(134) 73%(762) 1046 Gender: Male 3%(16) 9%(41) 3%(13) 4%(20) 14%(64) 67%(315) 470 Gender: Female 2%(11) 4%(22) 2%(10) 3%(16) 12%(71) 78%(447) 576 Age: 18-34 2%(6) 9%(25) 3%(7) 5%(14) 12%(31) 69%(181) 264 Age: 35-44 6%(10) 5%(8) 4%(7) 1%(2) 12%(20) 70%(112) 159 Age: 45-64 2%(7) 6%(25) 1%(5) 4%(16) 13%(53) 73%(287) 394 Age: 65+ 2%(4) 2%(5) 2%(4) 2%(5) 13%(31) 79%(181) 229 GenZers: 1997-2012 2%(1) 5%(4) 5%(4) 4%(3) 13%(11) 72%(60) 83 Millennials: 1981-1996 4%(13) 9%(25) 3%(9) 4%(12) 11%(32) 68%(190) 280 GenXers: 1965-1980 3%(7) 8%(19) 1%(3) 3%(8) 12%(30) 73%(183) 251 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 1%(6) 4%(16) 2%(8) 3%(13) 14%(55) 76%(301) 398 PID: Dem (no lean) 5%(19) 8%(36) 2%(8) 1%(6) 15%(62) 69%(294) 425 PID: Ind (no lean) 2%(6) 4%(10) 2%(5) 3%(7) 11%(30) 79%(216) 274 PID: Rep (no lean) — (1) 5%(18) 3%(10) 7%(23) 12%(42) 73%(252) 347 PID/Gender: Dem Men 6%(11) 13%(22) 1%(2) 1%(3) 17%(29) 61%(105) 173 PID/Gender: Dem Women 3%(8) 5%(13) 2%(6) 1%(4) 13%(33) 75%(189) 252 PID/Gender: Ind Men 3%(4) 6%(7) 3%(4) 3%(5) 12%(15) 73%(96) 131 PID/Gender: Ind Women 2%(2) 2%(3) 1%(2) 2%(2) 10%(14) 84%(120) 143 PID/Gender: Rep Men — (1) 7%(11) 4%(7) 8%(13) 11%(19) 69%(114) 166 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (1) 3%(6) 1%(3) 5%(10) 13%(23) 77%(138) 181 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 4%(12) 8%(26) 2%(7) 2%(7) 12%(39) 72%(232) 324 Ideo: Moderate (4) 4%(11) 5%(14) 2%(5) 2%(5) 17%(48) 70%(195) 278 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(4) 6%(23) 2%(9) 6%(23) 10%(38) 74%(274) 371 Educ: < College 2%(12) 4%(30) 1%(7) 3%(22) 15%(98) 75%(496) 664 Educ: Bachelors degree 2%(5) 6%(15) 4%(11) 5%(11) 8%(20) 75%(180) 242 Educ: Post-grad 7%(10) 13%(19) 4%(6) 2%(3) 12%(17) 61%(86) 141 Income: Under 50k 2%(10) 4%(20) 2%(9) 2%(13) 14%(77) 77%(422) 550 Income: 50k-100k 2%(6) 6%(21) 2%(8) 4%(15) 13%(42) 72%(235) 327 Income: 100k+ 6%(11) 14%(23) 4%(6) 5%(9) 9%(16) 62%(105) 169 Ethnicity: White 3%(22) 5%(45) 2%(16) 4%(32) 12%(107) 74%(640) 863 Ethnicity: Hispanic 1%(1) 9%(9) 4%(4) 7%(7) 20%(20) 57%(57) 99 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_12: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Jake Sullivan Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(27) 6%(63) 2%(23) 3%(36) 13%(134) 73%(762) 1046 Ethnicity: Black 2%(3) 12%(14) 5%(6) 2%(3) 15%(18) 64%(81) 126 Ethnicity: Other 4%(2) 6%(4) 2%(1) 2%(1) 16%(9) 70%(40) 57 All Christian 4%(22) 7%(33) 3%(15) 4%(18) 11%(56) 72%(366) 511 All Non-Christian 5%(3) 10%(5) — (0) 7%(4) 18%(9) 59%(30) 51 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 1%(1) 3%(9) 2%(6) 3%(9) 15%(38) 76%(196) 260 Something Else — (1) 6%(10) 2%(3) 3%(5) 15%(27) 74%(132) 179 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 4%(3) 9%(5) — (0) 6%(4) 15%(9) 66%(41) 62 Evangelical 4%(11) 7%(21) 3%(8) 5%(13) 9%(26) 72%(200) 279 Non-Evangelical 3%(11) 5%(20) 2%(9) 3%(11) 15%(57) 72%(285) 393 Community: Urban 5%(16) 10%(29) 3%(9) 2%(7) 13%(38) 66%(196) 296 Community: Suburban 1%(7) 5%(23) 2%(8) 2%(10) 12%(56) 78%(373) 476 Community: Rural 1%(4) 4%(12) 2%(6) 7%(19) 15%(40) 70%(193) 274 Employ: Private Sector 4%(15) 12%(38) 3%(10) 4%(13) 12%(39) 65%(218) 334 Employ: Government 4%(2) 8%(5) 6%(4) 3%(2) 11%(7) 69%(43) 63 Employ: Self-Employed — (0) 5%(3) 4%(3) 7%(5) 20%(15) 65%(49) 76 Employ: Homemaker 1%(1) 5%(3) — (0) 3%(2) 11%(7) 81%(54) 67 Employ: Retired 2%(4) 2%(5) 1%(4) 3%(9) 12%(32) 79%(211) 266 Employ: Unemployed 2%(3) 3%(4) 2%(3) 1%(1) 17%(23) 75%(103) 137 Employ: Other — (0) 1%(1) — (0) 4%(3) 9%(6) 85%(52) 61 Military HH: Yes 2%(4) 5%(10) 3%(5) 5%(10) 14%(28) 72%(143) 200 Military HH: No 3%(23) 6%(53) 2%(18) 3%(26) 13%(107) 73%(618) 845 RD/WT: Right Direction 4%(11) 8%(22) 4%(12) 8%(23) 10%(29) 66%(185) 282 RD/WT: Wrong Track 2%(16) 5%(42) 2%(11) 2%(13) 14%(106) 75%(576) 764 Trump Job Approve 2%(7) 4%(18) 3%(11) 6%(25) 11%(44) 75%(312) 417 Trump Job Disapprove 3%(20) 7%(46) 2%(11) 2%(11) 14%(88) 71%(434) 610 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(4) 4%(12) 2%(6) 8%(21) 10%(29) 74%(207) 280 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(3) 4%(5) 4%(5) 3%(4) 11%(15) 77%(105) 137 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 2%(3) 11%(11) 4%(4) 4%(4) 18%(19) 62%(65) 106 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 3%(17) 7%(34) 2%(8) 1%(7) 14%(69) 73%(368) 504 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_12: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Jake Sullivan Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(27) 6%(63) 2%(23) 3%(36) 13%(134) 73%(762) 1046 Favorable of Trump 2%(7) 6%(24) 3%(12) 6%(24) 11%(44) 73%(299) 410 Unfavorable of Trump 3%(20) 6%(39) 2%(11) 2%(12) 14%(86) 73%(443) 610 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(5) 4%(12) 3%(8) 7%(21) 11%(30) 73%(203) 277 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 2%(3) 9%(12) 3%(3) 3%(4) 11%(14) 72%(96) 133 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(2) 6%(5) 6%(5) 3%(2) 18%(15) 65%(55) 84 Very Unfavorable of Trump 3%(18) 6%(34) 1%(6) 2%(10) 13%(70) 74%(389) 526 #1 Issue: Economy 2%(10) 9%(36) 3%(11) 3%(11) 14%(56) 69%(269) 392 #1 Issue: Security 2%(1) 5%(4) 2%(2) 13%(11) 8%(7) 71%(59) 83 #1 Issue: Health Care 4%(8) 4%(7) 1%(2) 2%(5) 14%(27) 76%(152) 201 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 1%(2) 1%(2) 2%(3) 1%(1) 11%(17) 84%(125) 149 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues — (0) 11%(7) — (0) 8%(5) 10%(6) 71%(44) 62 #1 Issue: Other — (0) 3%(2) 1%(1) 4%(3) 14%(12) 78%(66) 84 2018 House Vote: Democrat 5%(21) 9%(35) 2%(8) 1%(2) 14%(55) 68%(263) 384 2018 House Vote: Republican — (1) 5%(14) 3%(9) 8%(25) 11%(34) 73%(218) 298 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 5%(19) 9%(34) 2%(6) 1%(4) 16%(57) 67%(246) 366 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 1%(5) 5%(16) 3%(12) 6%(22) 12%(41) 72%(254) 350 2016 Vote: Other 1%(1) 7%(4) — (0) 1%(1) 9%(6) 82%(52) 64 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(2) 3%(9) 2%(6) 4%(10) 11%(30) 79%(209) 266 Voted in 2014: Yes 3%(21) 7%(44) 3%(17) 3%(21) 13%(85) 71%(453) 641 Voted in 2014: No 1%(6) 5%(19) 2%(6) 4%(15) 12%(49) 76%(309) 405 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 4%(20) 8%(37) 2%(9) 2%(7) 15%(70) 69%(324) 467 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 1%(1) 4%(8) 4%(9) 6%(14) 12%(28) 74%(171) 232 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(6) 5%(17) 1%(4) 5%(15) 11%(36) 75%(237) 315 4-Region: Northeast 4%(7) 6%(12) 1%(2) 1%(3) 12%(23) 76%(149) 196 4-Region: Midwest 3%(7) 5%(11) 2%(5) 5%(10) 10%(21) 75%(164) 218 4-Region: South 2%(9) 6%(24) 2%(9) 4%(16) 14%(55) 72%(285) 398 4-Region: West 2%(4) 7%(17) 3%(7) 3%(8) 15%(35) 70%(164) 234 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 4%(21) 8%(42) 2%(8) 1%(6) 15%(74) 70%(345) 496 Party: Republican/Leans Republican — (1) 5%(19) 3%(11) 6%(25) 12%(49) 74%(298) 403 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_13: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Cecilia Rouse Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(32) 4%(45) 2%(24) 3%(29) 11%(114) 76%(780) 1023 Gender: Male 4%(16) 6%(27) 3%(15) 4%(19) 12%(56) 71%(327) 461 Gender: Female 3%(16) 3%(18) 1%(8) 2%(10) 10%(58) 80%(452) 562 Age: 18-34 5%(11) 3%(8) 4%(9) 5%(13) 13%(31) 70%(170) 243 Age: 35-44 5%(8) 8%(13) 5%(8) 2%(4) 11%(18) 69%(115) 165 Age: 45-64 3%(11) 5%(19) 1%(3) 3%(11) 12%(44) 77%(288) 375 Age: 65+ 1%(2) 2%(5) 1%(3) 1%(2) 9%(21) 86%(207) 240 GenZers: 1997-2012 3%(2) 2%(1) 1%(1) 4%(3) 15%(13) 76%(64) 84 Millennials: 1981-1996 6%(15) 5%(14) 5%(13) 5%(13) 11%(30) 68%(181) 265 GenXers: 1965-1980 4%(11) 6%(15) 2%(4) 3%(7) 11%(26) 74%(184) 247 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 1%(5) 4%(14) 1%(3) 2%(6) 11%(43) 82%(312) 382 PID: Dem (no lean) 6%(23) 7%(27) 3%(10) 1%(4) 12%(46) 72%(291) 402 PID: Ind (no lean) 2%(5) 3%(9) 1%(3) 3%(7) 12%(33) 79%(212) 269 PID: Rep (no lean) 1%(5) 2%(8) 3%(11) 5%(18) 10%(34) 78%(277) 352 PID/Gender: Dem Men 7%(11) 9%(14) 4%(6) 3%(4) 15%(25) 62%(100) 161 PID/Gender: Dem Women 5%(11) 5%(13) 2%(4) — (0) 9%(22) 79%(191) 241 PID/Gender: Ind Men 2%(2) 7%(8) 2%(3) 4%(5) 11%(14) 75%(96) 128 PID/Gender: Ind Women 2%(3) 1%(1) — (0) 2%(2) 14%(19) 82%(116) 142 PID/Gender: Rep Men 2%(3) 3%(5) 4%(7) 6%(10) 10%(17) 76%(131) 173 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(2) 2%(4) 2%(4) 4%(7) 10%(17) 81%(145) 180 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 6%(19) 6%(19) 3%(9) 1%(4) 11%(37) 73%(241) 328 Ideo: Moderate (4) 3%(9) 6%(15) 2%(5) 2%(5) 13%(36) 74%(199) 270 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(4) 3%(11) 3%(10) 5%(19) 9%(34) 79%(299) 377 Educ: < College 2%(16) 3%(22) 2%(15) 3%(17) 12%(77) 77%(497) 645 Educ: Bachelors degree 3%(6) 4%(11) 2%(4) 4%(11) 9%(21) 78%(190) 243 Educ: Post-grad 7%(10) 8%(11) 3%(4) 1%(2) 12%(16) 68%(92) 135 Income: Under 50k 3%(16) 3%(16) 2%(12) 2%(12) 12%(67) 78%(422) 545 Income: 50k-100k 2%(7) 5%(17) 2%(6) 4%(13) 10%(33) 77%(254) 329 Income: 100k+ 7%(10) 8%(12) 3%(5) 3%(4) 10%(15) 70%(104) 150 Ethnicity: White 3%(25) 4%(32) 2%(18) 3%(23) 10%(80) 78%(639) 817 Ethnicity: Hispanic 2%(3) 6%(6) 4%(4) 5%(5) 24%(25) 59%(61) 104 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_13: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Cecilia Rouse Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(32) 4%(45) 2%(24) 3%(29) 11%(114) 76%(780) 1023 Ethnicity: Black 4%(5) 6%(9) 3%(3) 5%(6) 17%(23) 65%(88) 135 Ethnicity: Other 2%(2) 5%(4) 3%(2) — (0) 16%(11) 73%(53) 72 All Christian 4%(21) 4%(22) 3%(12) 2%(11) 10%(50) 77%(379) 494 All Non-Christian 1%(1) 15%(8) 2%(1) 2%(1) 13%(7) 65%(34) 51 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 2%(6) 3%(7) 2%(4) 3%(8) 11%(28) 80%(204) 256 Something Else 2%(4) 4%(6) 1%(1) 5%(8) 17%(29) 72%(124) 173 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 1%(1) 13%(8) 2%(1) 2%(1) 13%(8) 69%(41) 59 Evangelical 6%(17) 5%(13) 3%(8) 2%(6) 11%(31) 73%(201) 275 Non-Evangelical 2%(9) 4%(14) 1%(5) 3%(13) 12%(46) 77%(292) 379 Community: Urban 7%(19) 9%(25) 4%(11) 2%(7) 14%(39) 64%(179) 280 Community: Suburban 2%(12) 2%(12) 1%(6) 2%(11) 9%(43) 82%(393) 476 Community: Rural 1%(1) 3%(8) 2%(6) 4%(12) 12%(33) 78%(207) 267 Employ: Private Sector 6%(18) 8%(23) 5%(14) 2%(7) 9%(28) 70%(209) 299 Employ: Government 2%(1) 9%(6) 1%(1) 6%(4) 12%(8) 70%(45) 64 Employ: Self-Employed 3%(2) 3%(2) 4%(3) 6%(5) 18%(13) 66%(48) 73 Employ: Homemaker 1%(1) 2%(2) 1%(1) 3%(2) 7%(5) 86%(67) 78 Employ: Retired 1%(3) 2%(6) 2%(4) 1%(4) 11%(30) 84%(237) 284 Employ: Unemployed 5%(6) 1%(2) 1%(1) 2%(3) 14%(19) 76%(100) 131 Military HH: Yes 2%(4) 5%(8) 3%(4) 3%(5) 11%(17) 76%(124) 163 Military HH: No 3%(29) 4%(36) 2%(19) 3%(24) 11%(97) 76%(655) 860 RD/WT: Right Direction 5%(12) 6%(17) 5%(12) 6%(16) 12%(33) 66%(178) 268 RD/WT: Wrong Track 3%(20) 4%(27) 1%(11) 2%(14) 11%(81) 80%(602) 756 Trump Job Approve 2%(9) 3%(11) 3%(11) 5%(21) 8%(34) 79%(319) 406 Trump Job Disapprove 4%(24) 6%(33) 2%(12) 1%(8) 12%(73) 75%(443) 592 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(7) 2%(6) 3%(8) 6%(17) 8%(23) 77%(208) 268 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 1%(2) 4%(5) 3%(4) 3%(4) 8%(12) 81%(111) 138 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 3%(3) 6%(6) 5%(4) 3%(3) 10%(9) 74%(69) 94 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 4%(21) 5%(27) 2%(8) 1%(5) 13%(64) 75%(374) 498 Favorable of Trump 2%(8) 3%(11) 3%(13) 5%(20) 9%(36) 78%(312) 401 Unfavorable of Trump 4%(24) 5%(32) 2%(11) 1%(9) 12%(72) 75%(450) 598 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_13: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Cecilia Rouse Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(32) 4%(45) 2%(24) 3%(29) 11%(114) 76%(780) 1023 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(7) 2%(5) 3%(8) 6%(17) 9%(23) 77%(208) 269 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 1%(1) 5%(6) 3%(4) 2%(3) 10%(13) 79%(105) 132 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 1%(1) 8%(6) 2%(2) 3%(2) 14%(10) 72%(55) 77 Very Unfavorable of Trump 5%(24) 5%(26) 2%(9) 1%(6) 12%(61) 76%(394) 521 #1 Issue: Economy 3%(10) 5%(18) 3%(11) 3%(10) 12%(46) 75%(284) 379 #1 Issue: Security 3%(4) 4%(4) 4%(4) 6%(6) 7%(7) 76%(79) 104 #1 Issue: Health Care 5%(9) 4%(6) 2%(3) 1%(2) 12%(22) 76%(138) 181 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security — (0) 5%(8) 1%(1) 3%(5) 9%(15) 82%(134) 163 #1 Issue: Other 3%(2) 1%(1) — (0) 5%(3) 11%(8) 80%(60) 75 2018 House Vote: Democrat 6%(22) 8%(29) 3%(11) 1%(3) 11%(43) 71%(268) 376 2018 House Vote: Republican 2%(5) 2%(7) 2%(7) 6%(18) 9%(28) 78%(233) 297 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 6%(20) 8%(28) 2%(7) 1%(2) 12%(42) 72%(259) 358 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 2%(8) 3%(12) 3%(10) 5%(19) 10%(36) 76%(272) 357 2016 Vote: Other 1%(1) — (0) 5%(3) — (0) 9%(6) 85%(53) 63 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(3) 2%(5) 2%(4) 4%(9) 12%(30) 79%(195) 245 Voted in 2014: Yes 4%(26) 5%(33) 3%(17) 3%(18) 10%(62) 75%(476) 633 Voted in 2014: No 2%(7) 3%(11) 2%(7) 3%(11) 13%(52) 78%(304) 391 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 5%(23) 7%(30) 2%(10) 2%(9) 10%(47) 74%(335) 454 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 1%(3) 1%(3) 2%(6) 4%(11) 11%(29) 80%(205) 257 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(6) 4%(11) 2%(7) 3%(9) 13%(39) 76%(223) 295 4-Region: Northeast 7%(12) 4%(7) 2%(5) 1%(1) 10%(18) 77%(139) 181 4-Region: Midwest 1%(3) 4%(10) 3%(6) 4%(10) 7%(15) 81%(182) 226 4-Region: South 2%(10) 4%(15) 2%(10) 3%(11) 13%(53) 75%(300) 398 4-Region: West 3%(7) 6%(13) 2%(3) 3%(7) 13%(29) 73%(158) 218 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 5%(24) 7%(33) 2%(11) 1%(4) 12%(55) 73%(344) 472 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(5) 2%(8) 3%(12) 5%(18) 9%(36) 80%(319) 398 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_14: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Alejandro Mayorkas Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(32) 6%(58) 1%(14) 4%(37) 10%(105) 76%(788) 1035 Gender: Male 4%(21) 7%(32) 2%(11) 5%(25) 11%(52) 71%(341) 482 Gender: Female 2%(11) 5%(26) 1%(3) 2%(12) 10%(53) 81%(448) 553 Age: 18-34 2%(4) 7%(19) 2%(4) 4%(10) 8%(22) 77%(202) 261 Age: 35-44 3%(4) 6%(9) 3%(4) 4%(6) 9%(14) 75%(113) 151 Age: 45-64 4%(15) 6%(21) 1%(5) 3%(10) 11%(42) 76%(292) 385 Age: 65+ 4%(9) 3%(8) — (1) 5%(11) 11%(27) 76%(181) 237 GenZers: 1997-2012 — (0) 6%(5) — (0) 1%(1) 6%(5) 87%(75) 86 Millennials: 1981-1996 3%(7) 6%(17) 3%(8) 6%(15) 9%(24) 74%(203) 274 GenXers: 1965-1980 3%(9) 8%(20) — (1) 1%(4) 13%(33) 74%(190) 256 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 4%(15) 4%(15) 2%(6) 5%(17) 10%(37) 76%(279) 370 PID: Dem (no lean) 5%(20) 8%(35) 2%(7) 2%(8) 12%(48) 71%(294) 412 PID: Ind (no lean) 3%(7) 3%(7) 1%(4) 2%(5) 9%(24) 83%(221) 267 PID: Rep (no lean) 2%(5) 4%(16) 1%(4) 7%(25) 9%(33) 77%(273) 356 PID/Gender: Dem Men 6%(10) 10%(16) 3%(5) 4%(6) 12%(20) 66%(111) 168 PID/Gender: Dem Women 4%(10) 7%(18) 1%(1) 1%(2) 12%(28) 75%(184) 243 PID/Gender: Ind Men 5%(6) 4%(5) 3%(4) 2%(3) 7%(9) 79%(98) 124 PID/Gender: Ind Women 1%(1) 2%(2) — (0) 1%(2) 10%(15) 86%(123) 143 PID/Gender: Rep Men 3%(5) 6%(11) 1%(2) 9%(16) 12%(23) 70%(132) 189 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (0) 3%(5) 1%(2) 5%(9) 6%(10) 85%(141) 166 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 4%(14) 9%(28) 2%(7) 3%(8) 10%(32) 72%(230) 320 Ideo: Moderate (4) 5%(13) 5%(15) 1%(2) 2%(6) 12%(34) 75%(212) 283 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 2%(6) 4%(14) 2%(6) 6%(20) 9%(32) 79%(287) 365 Educ: < College 2%(12) 4%(24) 1%(3) 3%(19) 11%(71) 80%(525) 654 Educ: Bachelors degree 4%(11) 7%(18) 2%(6) 5%(12) 10%(24) 71%(176) 246 Educ: Post-grad 7%(10) 11%(15) 4%(5) 5%(6) 8%(11) 65%(87) 135 Income: Under 50k 3%(16) 4%(21) 1%(6) 3%(14) 11%(57) 79%(431) 545 Income: 50k-100k 1%(5) 6%(20) 1%(3) 4%(14) 10%(35) 77%(260) 337 Income: 100k+ 8%(12) 11%(16) 4%(5) 5%(8) 8%(13) 64%(98) 152 Ethnicity: White 3%(24) 5%(46) 1%(11) 4%(31) 9%(77) 77%(648) 837 Ethnicity: Hispanic 7%(5) 5%(4) 1%(1) 4%(3) 25%(19) 57%(43) 75 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_14: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Alejandro Mayorkas Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(32) 6%(58) 1%(14) 4%(37) 10%(105) 76%(788) 1035 Ethnicity: Black 6%(8) 7%(10) 2%(3) 2%(3) 14%(18) 68%(90) 131 Ethnicity: Other — (0) 3%(2) 1%(0) 5%(3) 15%(10) 77%(51) 66 All Christian 5%(27) 5%(26) 2%(10) 5%(24) 12%(59) 71%(358) 504 All Non-Christian 1%(1) 14%(7) — (0) — (0) 11%(6) 74%(39) 53 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 1%(3) 6%(15) 1%(4) 3%(8) 8%(21) 80%(206) 256 Something Else — (1) 3%(5) — (1) 3%(5) 10%(17) 84%(145) 173 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 1%(1) 12%(7) — (0) — (0) 10%(6) 78%(48) 63 Evangelical 6%(17) 7%(19) 2%(6) 6%(16) 8%(23) 72%(204) 285 Non-Evangelical 3%(11) 3%(10) 1%(5) 3%(12) 14%(52) 76%(288) 376 Community: Urban 5%(14) 12%(33) 1%(3) 3%(8) 10%(27) 69%(189) 273 Community: Suburban 3%(14) 4%(18) 2%(9) 3%(14) 11%(54) 78%(392) 502 Community: Rural 2%(4) 2%(6) 1%(2) 6%(15) 9%(24) 80%(207) 259 Employ: Private Sector 4%(13) 10%(31) 2%(7) 3%(9) 12%(36) 69%(217) 312 Employ: Government 4%(3) 7%(5) 4%(3) 2%(2) 7%(5) 76%(55) 72 Employ: Self-Employed 1%(1) 3%(3) 3%(2) 7%(5) 19%(15) 66%(51) 77 Employ: Homemaker 2%(1) 3%(2) — (0) 4%(2) 13%(7) 79%(44) 56 Employ: Retired 4%(12) 2%(5) 1%(3) 5%(12) 11%(30) 77%(208) 270 Employ: Unemployed 2%(3) 5%(7) — (0) 2%(3) 5%(7) 86%(126) 146 Employ: Other — (0) 4%(2) — (0) 4%(3) 6%(4) 86%(54) 63 Military HH: Yes 3%(6) 4%(8) 1%(1) 6%(12) 10%(19) 76%(144) 190 Military HH: No 3%(26) 6%(50) 2%(13) 3%(25) 10%(86) 76%(644) 844 RD/WT: Right Direction 3%(8) 9%(25) 4%(11) 7%(21) 6%(16) 72%(205) 286 RD/WT: Wrong Track 3%(24) 4%(33) 1%(4) 2%(16) 12%(89) 78%(584) 749 Trump Job Approve 1%(4) 4%(15) 2%(7) 7%(30) 8%(33) 78%(327) 417 Trump Job Disapprove 5%(29) 7%(42) 1%(7) 1%(6) 12%(70) 74%(437) 592 Trump Job Strongly Approve — (1) 5%(14) 1%(3) 8%(22) 6%(17) 79%(216) 273 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(3) 1%(2) 3%(4) 6%(8) 11%(16) 77%(111) 145 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 3%(2) 11%(9) 4%(3) 1%(1) 10%(9) 72%(63) 87 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 5%(26) 7%(33) 1%(4) 1%(6) 12%(62) 74%(374) 505 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_14: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Alejandro Mayorkas Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(32) 6%(58) 1%(14) 4%(37) 10%(105) 76%(788) 1035 Favorable of Trump 2%(7) 4%(17) 2%(7) 6%(26) 8%(33) 78%(324) 414 Unfavorable of Trump 4%(25) 7%(41) 1%(7) 2%(11) 12%(71) 74%(445) 600 Very Favorable of Trump — (1) 4%(11) 1%(3) 8%(21) 7%(18) 80%(212) 265 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 4%(6) 4%(6) 3%(4) 4%(5) 10%(15) 75%(112) 149 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(1) 9%(7) 4%(3) 4%(3) 8%(7) 74%(61) 82 Very Unfavorable of Trump 5%(24) 7%(34) 1%(4) 2%(8) 12%(64) 74%(384) 518 #1 Issue: Economy 3%(11) 5%(20) 2%(6) 4%(15) 10%(41) 76%(300) 393 #1 Issue: Security 1%(1) 5%(5) 2%(2) 8%(8) 14%(15) 70%(71) 102 #1 Issue: Health Care 4%(7) 7%(13) 2%(4) 2%(3) 11%(20) 75%(139) 187 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 5%(7) 1%(2) 1%(1) 3%(4) 9%(13) 81%(117) 144 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues — (0) 11%(7) 1%(1) 3%(2) 6%(4) 80%(51) 63 #1 Issue: Other 3%(2) 3%(2) — (0) 3%(2) 10%(7) 81%(57) 70 2018 House Vote: Democrat 7%(26) 9%(33) 1%(5) 2%(6) 11%(43) 70%(263) 376 2018 House Vote: Republican 1%(3) 3%(9) 3%(7) 8%(21) 10%(29) 76%(214) 283 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 6%(22) 9%(30) 2%(8) 1%(5) 11%(37) 70%(242) 343 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 1%(5) 4%(14) 2%(7) 7%(25) 10%(33) 76%(261) 345 2016 Vote: Other 3%(2) 4%(3) — (0) 1%(1) 11%(8) 81%(54) 68 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(4) 4%(11) — (0) 2%(6) 10%(27) 83%(231) 279 Voted in 2014: Yes 4%(25) 7%(45) 2%(11) 4%(27) 10%(63) 73%(468) 639 Voted in 2014: No 2%(7) 3%(13) 1%(3) 3%(10) 11%(42) 81%(320) 396 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 6%(27) 8%(36) 2%(10) 1%(6) 11%(47) 71%(304) 431 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney — (1) 4%(11) 1%(3) 8%(21) 9%(23) 78%(205) 263 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(5) 3%(11) 1%(2) 3%(9) 10%(31) 81%(248) 305 4-Region: Northeast 4%(7) 6%(10) 2%(3) — (1) 13%(24) 75%(135) 179 4-Region: Midwest 3%(6) 5%(11) 1%(1) 7%(16) 8%(19) 76%(173) 226 4-Region: South 3%(11) 5%(18) 2%(8) 3%(13) 12%(48) 75%(302) 401 4-Region: West 4%(9) 8%(18) 1%(2) 3%(7) 6%(14) 78%(179) 228 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 5%(23) 8%(39) 1%(7) 2%(8) 12%(57) 72%(348) 481 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(5) 4%(17) 2%(7) 6%(25) 9%(35) 78%(323) 412 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_15: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Tammy Duckworth Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 9%(95) 10%(99) 4%(42) 6%(65) 14%(143) 57%(583) 1026 Gender: Male 10%(48) 12%(58) 5%(24) 10%(47) 15%(73) 49%(238) 489 Gender: Female 9%(46) 8%(41) 3%(18) 3%(17) 13%(70) 64%(345) 537 Age: 18-34 3%(8) 8%(21) 5%(12) 8%(21) 13%(33) 63%(160) 255 Age: 35-44 8%(14) 8%(13) 4%(7) 6%(9) 15%(26) 59%(99) 168 Age: 45-64 12%(47) 9%(35) 3%(11) 4%(17) 13%(49) 57%(213) 372 Age: 65+ 11%(26) 13%(29) 5%(11) 8%(18) 15%(35) 48%(111) 231 GenZers: 1997-2012 1%(1) 3%(2) 3%(3) 1%(1) 20%(17) 71%(61) 86 Millennials: 1981-1996 6%(15) 9%(24) 5%(14) 10%(26) 11%(31) 60%(162) 272 GenXers: 1965-1980 11%(30) 9%(25) 3%(8) 4%(11) 12%(32) 59%(153) 260 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 12%(45) 11%(43) 3%(11) 6%(24) 16%(58) 51%(189) 370 PID: Dem (no lean) 17%(72) 15%(64) 5%(21) 3%(12) 15%(62) 45%(190) 421 PID: Ind (no lean) 8%(22) 6%(19) 3%(8) 6%(17) 15%(45) 62%(184) 295 PID: Rep (no lean) — (1) 5%(16) 4%(13) 12%(36) 11%(35) 68%(209) 310 PID/Gender: Dem Men 18%(34) 16%(30) 7%(13) 5%(8) 15%(27) 39%(73) 184 PID/Gender: Dem Women 16%(38) 14%(34) 3%(8) 2%(4) 15%(35) 50%(118) 237 PID/Gender: Ind Men 10%(14) 10%(15) 5%(8) 7%(10) 18%(27) 50%(75) 150 PID/Gender: Ind Women 5%(8) 3%(4) — (0) 5%(7) 12%(18) 75%(109) 146 PID/Gender: Rep Men — (1) 8%(13) 3%(4) 19%(29) 12%(18) 58%(91) 155 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (0) 2%(2) 6%(10) 4%(7) 11%(17) 77%(118) 155 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 18%(61) 14%(47) 3%(10) 6%(20) 15%(50) 44%(149) 336 Ideo: Moderate (4) 10%(30) 12%(34) 3%(9) 2%(6) 17%(47) 55%(155) 282 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(4) 5%(17) 6%(22) 11%(38) 11%(38) 65%(226) 345 Educ: < College 7%(45) 7%(48) 3%(21) 5%(35) 14%(89) 63%(414) 653 Educ: Bachelors degree 10%(24) 10%(23) 5%(12) 8%(19) 13%(31) 53%(123) 231 Educ: Post-grad 18%(26) 20%(28) 6%(8) 8%(11) 16%(23) 33%(46) 142 Income: Under 50k 8%(45) 7%(39) 3%(15) 5%(28) 13%(71) 63%(333) 531 Income: 50k-100k 9%(32) 10%(33) 5%(16) 8%(29) 16%(54) 52%(181) 344 Income: 100k+ 12%(18) 18%(27) 7%(11) 5%(8) 12%(18) 46%(70) 151 Ethnicity: White 10%(80) 9%(78) 4%(31) 6%(53) 13%(110) 57%(473) 826 Ethnicity: Hispanic 6%(7) 4%(4) 6%(6) 13%(13) 16%(17) 54%(56) 104 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_15: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Tammy Duckworth Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 9%(95) 10%(99) 4%(42) 6%(65) 14%(143) 57%(583) 1026 Ethnicity: Black 8%(12) 11%(15) 6%(9) 6%(9) 17%(23) 51%(70) 137 Ethnicity: Other 4%(3) 9%(6) 2%(2) 5%(3) 14%(9) 65%(41) 63 All Christian 11%(52) 11%(55) 6%(29) 6%(31) 14%(66) 52%(247) 480 All Non-Christian 16%(9) 20%(12) 5%(3) 9%(5) 13%(8) 38%(23) 60 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 8%(22) 7%(18) 3%(8) 8%(20) 16%(42) 58%(151) 262 Something Else 3%(6) 4%(8) — (1) 2%(4) 13%(24) 77%(144) 188 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 13%(9) 17%(12) 6%(4) 9%(6) 11%(8) 44%(31) 70 Evangelical 6%(18) 7%(21) 5%(14) 5%(14) 11%(32) 66%(190) 288 Non-Evangelical 11%(39) 11%(40) 4%(14) 6%(20) 16%(58) 53%(192) 364 Community: Urban 11%(33) 13%(38) 6%(17) 4%(12) 15%(45) 50%(143) 288 Community: Suburban 10%(48) 8%(38) 3%(14) 8%(38) 14%(65) 58%(276) 479 Community: Rural 5%(14) 8%(22) 4%(11) 6%(15) 13%(33) 63%(164) 259 Employ: Private Sector 6%(18) 14%(41) 5%(16) 8%(24) 13%(39) 55%(165) 303 Employ: Government 12%(10) 10%(9) 7%(6) 3%(2) 11%(9) 57%(48) 84 Employ: Self-Employed 21%(15) 4%(3) 7%(5) 5%(4) 10%(7) 53%(39) 73 Employ: Homemaker 6%(3) 2%(1) — (0) 8%(4) 7%(4) 77%(40) 52 Employ: Retired 11%(30) 10%(28) 5%(12) 7%(18) 16%(44) 51%(135) 266 Employ: Unemployed 9%(13) 5%(8) 1%(1) 6%(8) 18%(26) 61%(88) 144 Employ: Other 7%(4) 11%(7) — (0) 8%(4) 8%(5) 65%(38) 58 Military HH: Yes 8%(15) 10%(18) 3%(5) 7%(13) 16%(28) 57%(103) 181 Military HH: No 9%(80) 10%(81) 4%(36) 6%(52) 14%(114) 57%(481) 845 RD/WT: Right Direction 6%(17) 11%(31) 6%(16) 10%(26) 13%(35) 55%(150) 276 RD/WT: Wrong Track 10%(78) 9%(67) 3%(26) 5%(38) 14%(108) 58%(433) 750 Trump Job Approve 1%(4) 5%(21) 6%(22) 10%(41) 12%(49) 66%(262) 399 Trump Job Disapprove 15%(91) 13%(77) 3%(20) 4%(23) 14%(87) 51%(307) 604 Trump Job Strongly Approve 1%(3) 5%(12) 4%(11) 12%(32) 9%(23) 68%(175) 256 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 1%(1) 6%(9) 8%(11) 7%(10) 18%(26) 61%(87) 143 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 6%(7) 7%(7) 3%(4) 4%(4) 14%(16) 65%(72) 110 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 17%(84) 14%(70) 3%(16) 4%(19) 14%(71) 48%(235) 494 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_15: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Tammy Duckworth Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 9%(95) 10%(99) 4%(42) 6%(65) 14%(143) 57%(583) 1026 Favorable of Trump 1%(6) 5%(22) 6%(24) 11%(42) 12%(46) 65%(257) 396 Unfavorable of Trump 15%(88) 13%(77) 3%(18) 3%(21) 14%(87) 52%(312) 603 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(4) 5%(12) 3%(8) 13%(32) 9%(23) 68%(170) 249 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 1%(2) 7%(10) 11%(16) 7%(10) 15%(23) 59%(88) 148 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 3%(2) 7%(7) 4%(4) 3%(2) 18%(17) 66%(62) 94 Very Unfavorable of Trump 17%(86) 14%(70) 3%(15) 4%(18) 14%(71) 49%(250) 509 #1 Issue: Economy 7%(24) 9%(31) 4%(14) 9%(31) 15%(53) 57%(200) 352 #1 Issue: Security 5%(6) 6%(7) 5%(5) 13%(14) 11%(12) 59%(63) 107 #1 Issue: Health Care 15%(29) 8%(16) 3%(6) 3%(6) 15%(29) 56%(112) 199 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 8%(12) 14%(20) 4%(5) 5%(7) 10%(15) 59%(84) 143 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 3%(2) 12%(6) 5%(3) 4%(2) 17%(9) 59%(32) 54 #1 Issue: Energy 15%(7) 10%(5) 13%(6) 3%(2) 20%(10) 39%(20) 50 #1 Issue: Other 15%(12) 8%(6) 1%(1) 2%(2) 14%(11) 60%(47) 77 2018 House Vote: Democrat 20%(79) 19%(75) 4%(16) 4%(15) 15%(60) 39%(158) 401 2018 House Vote: Republican 1%(4) 5%(15) 6%(16) 11%(32) 12%(33) 64%(179) 279 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 21%(79) 18%(70) 4%(16) 3%(13) 12%(47) 41%(157) 382 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 2%(8) 6%(20) 5%(16) 12%(39) 14%(46) 60%(197) 328 2016 Vote: Other 3%(2) 5%(3) 4%(3) 6%(4) 20%(15) 63%(46) 73 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(5) 2%(5) 3%(7) 3%(8) 14%(35) 75%(183) 243 Voted in 2014: Yes 12%(78) 14%(88) 4%(28) 6%(41) 13%(83) 51%(328) 645 Voted in 2014: No 4%(17) 3%(11) 4%(13) 6%(24) 16%(60) 67%(255) 381 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 18%(81) 16%(70) 4%(20) 4%(19) 15%(67) 43%(194) 452 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2%(5) 7%(17) 5%(12) 11%(26) 12%(31) 63%(156) 247 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 3%(8) 4%(11) 3%(9) 5%(16) 14%(42) 71%(210) 296 4-Region: Northeast 9%(17) 9%(17) 1%(2) 4%(8) 14%(25) 62%(113) 181 4-Region: Midwest 10%(26) 10%(25) 6%(14) 10%(26) 15%(37) 49%(123) 251 4-Region: South 9%(35) 7%(28) 5%(18) 5%(21) 14%(54) 59%(224) 380 4-Region: West 8%(17) 14%(29) 4%(8) 5%(10) 12%(26) 58%(124) 214 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 17%(84) 15%(74) 4%(22) 3%(16) 15%(74) 46%(231) 501 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(2) 5%(18) 5%(18) 10%(36) 11%(41) 68%(248) 362 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_16: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Michèle Flournoy Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(31) 4%(39) 2%(25) 4%(41) 11%(117) 75%(772) 1024 Gender: Male 5%(21) 5%(24) 4%(21) 5%(24) 14%(66) 67%(314) 472 Gender: Female 2%(9) 3%(14) 1%(4) 3%(17) 9%(50) 83%(457) 552 Age: 18-34 5%(13) 4%(9) 4%(10) 5%(11) 11%(27) 72%(178) 248 Age: 35-44 4%(6) 6%(10) 3%(5) 5%(8) 10%(16) 71%(114) 160 Age: 45-64 2%(6) 3%(13) 2%(7) 4%(14) 11%(43) 78%(296) 378 Age: 65+ 2%(6) 3%(6) 1%(3) 3%(8) 13%(31) 77%(184) 238 GenZers: 1997-2012 4%(3) — (0) — (0) 5%(3) 7%(5) 84%(61) 73 Millennials: 1981-1996 5%(14) 5%(14) 5%(13) 5%(15) 11%(31) 68%(186) 272 GenXers: 1965-1980 2%(6) 6%(14) 3%(8) 3%(8) 11%(27) 74%(183) 246 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 1%(6) 3%(11) 1%(4) 4%(14) 12%(46) 79%(308) 388 PID: Dem (no lean) 5%(20) 6%(25) 3%(10) 2%(9) 14%(57) 70%(285) 406 PID: Ind (no lean) 2%(6) 2%(6) 2%(6) 3%(10) 10%(29) 80%(224) 281 PID: Rep (no lean) 2%(6) 2%(8) 2%(8) 7%(22) 9%(31) 78%(263) 337 PID/Gender: Dem Men 7%(11) 9%(15) 4%(7) 4%(7) 19%(32) 58%(98) 170 PID/Gender: Dem Women 3%(8) 4%(10) 2%(4) 1%(2) 11%(26) 79%(187) 237 PID/Gender: Ind Men 4%(4) 3%(4) 5%(6) 3%(4) 14%(17) 70%(84) 120 PID/Gender: Ind Women 1%(1) 1%(2) — (0) 4%(6) 7%(11) 87%(140) 161 PID/Gender: Rep Men 3%(6) 3%(6) 4%(8) 7%(14) 9%(17) 73%(132) 182 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (0) 1%(2) — (1) 6%(9) 9%(13) 84%(130) 155 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 5%(16) 5%(16) 2%(8) 3%(9) 13%(42) 72%(229) 320 Ideo: Moderate (4) 4%(10) 5%(15) 2%(5) 3%(9) 13%(35) 73%(203) 277 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(4) 2%(8) 3%(13) 6%(22) 8%(29) 79%(291) 368 Educ: < College 1%(8) 3%(18) 2%(12) 4%(27) 12%(77) 78%(514) 656 Educ: Bachelors degree 5%(11) 5%(10) 3%(7) 3%(7) 11%(24) 73%(160) 220 Educ: Post-grad 8%(11) 7%(10) 4%(6) 4%(7) 11%(16) 66%(98) 148 Income: Under 50k 2%(9) 3%(15) 2%(11) 3%(18) 11%(63) 79%(439) 556 Income: 50k-100k 3%(11) 3%(11) 2%(6) 5%(15) 13%(43) 73%(237) 323 Income: 100k+ 7%(10) 9%(12) 5%(8) 5%(8) 8%(12) 66%(96) 145 Ethnicity: White 3%(23) 4%(32) 2%(18) 4%(35) 10%(80) 77%(642) 829 Ethnicity: Hispanic 4%(5) 4%(4) 4%(4) — (0) 22%(22) 66%(68) 103 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_16: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Michèle Flournoy Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(31) 4%(39) 2%(25) 4%(41) 11%(117) 75%(772) 1024 Ethnicity: Black 4%(5) 4%(6) 4%(5) 4%(5) 18%(24) 66%(90) 136 Ethnicity: Other 4%(2) 2%(1) 4%(2) 2%(1) 21%(12) 68%(40) 59 All Christian 4%(18) 6%(30) 3%(16) 4%(23) 11%(59) 72%(371) 518 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 1%(3) 1%(3) 1%(3) 4%(9) 15%(33) 78%(177) 228 Something Else 2%(3) 1%(3) 1%(1) 4%(8) 9%(18) 83%(166) 200 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 9%(5) 3%(1) 6%(3) — (0) 11%(6) 71%(37) 52 Evangelical 4%(12) 5%(15) 3%(11) 5%(14) 7%(22) 76%(233) 307 Non-Evangelical 3%(10) 4%(15) 2%(7) 4%(17) 13%(52) 74%(294) 395 Community: Urban 7%(21) 6%(16) 3%(9) 3%(8) 13%(37) 68%(193) 284 Community: Suburban 1%(6) 3%(14) 1%(7) 3%(15) 10%(49) 81%(378) 469 Community: Rural 1%(4) 3%(9) 3%(9) 7%(18) 11%(31) 74%(201) 272 Employ: Private Sector 5%(15) 7%(20) 5%(14) 5%(15) 12%(38) 67%(208) 312 Employ: Government 6%(4) 5%(4) 4%(3) 4%(3) 20%(14) 61%(43) 69 Employ: Self-Employed 3%(2) 2%(2) 3%(2) 9%(6) 15%(11) 67%(48) 70 Employ: Homemaker 1%(1) — (0) — (0) 5%(4) 6%(4) 87%(60) 69 Employ: Retired 2%(6) 2%(5) 2%(5) 3%(8) 11%(30) 80%(212) 265 Employ: Unemployed 1%(1) 4%(6) — (0) 2%(3) 9%(13) 84%(124) 147 Employ: Other — (0) 4%(2) 3%(2) 3%(2) 8%(4) 81%(43) 53 Military HH: Yes 3%(6) 4%(8) 1%(3) 5%(8) 11%(21) 75%(137) 183 Military HH: No 3%(25) 4%(31) 3%(23) 4%(33) 11%(96) 75%(634) 841 RD/WT: Right Direction 5%(16) 6%(17) 5%(15) 6%(17) 9%(26) 69%(201) 292 RD/WT: Wrong Track 2%(15) 3%(22) 1%(10) 3%(24) 12%(91) 78%(571) 732 Trump Job Approve 2%(9) 2%(7) 2%(10) 7%(29) 8%(32) 79%(332) 420 Trump Job Disapprove 4%(21) 5%(32) 2%(14) 2%(12) 13%(79) 73%(427) 585 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(5) 1%(3) 2%(7) 9%(23) 7%(19) 79%(207) 264 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 3%(5) 2%(4) 3%(4) 4%(7) 8%(12) 80%(125) 156 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 5%(5) 7%(7) 4%(5) 1%(1) 12%(12) 71%(74) 104 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 3%(16) 5%(25) 2%(9) 2%(11) 14%(66) 73%(353) 481 Favorable of Trump 3%(11) 2%(10) 3%(11) 7%(27) 8%(31) 78%(316) 407 Unfavorable of Trump 3%(20) 5%(29) 2%(14) 2%(14) 13%(80) 74%(441) 597 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_16: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Michèle Flournoy Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(31) 4%(39) 2%(25) 4%(41) 11%(117) 75%(772) 1024 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(6) 2%(6) 2%(6) 8%(20) 7%(19) 78%(203) 261 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 4%(5) 2%(3) 4%(6) 5%(7) 8%(12) 77%(113) 146 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 1%(1) 6%(5) 6%(5) — (0) 16%(13) 72%(61) 85 Very Unfavorable of Trump 4%(19) 5%(24) 2%(9) 3%(14) 13%(67) 74%(380) 512 #1 Issue: Economy 2%(9) 3%(12) 3%(12) 5%(20) 12%(45) 74%(275) 373 #1 Issue: Security 6%(6) 2%(2) 5%(5) 6%(7) 12%(13) 69%(74) 107 #1 Issue: Health Care 4%(6) 5%(8) 2%(3) 1%(1) 9%(16) 80%(146) 182 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 2%(3) 2%(3) 1%(1) 2%(3) 12%(19) 81%(125) 154 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 1%(1) 5%(3) 2%(1) 8%(4) 7%(4) 76%(40) 53 #1 Issue: Other — (0) 4%(3) — (0) 6%(4) 10%(7) 80%(56) 71 2018 House Vote: Democrat 5%(19) 6%(24) 3%(13) 2%(9) 15%(56) 68%(255) 376 2018 House Vote: Republican 2%(5) 2%(7) 2%(7) 8%(22) 10%(29) 76%(225) 296 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 5%(17) 7%(25) 3%(12) 2%(6) 15%(55) 68%(243) 358 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 2%(8) 3%(9) 3%(11) 8%(27) 10%(35) 74%(259) 348 2016 Vote: Other 2%(1) 3%(2) — (0) 1%(1) 9%(6) 85%(57) 67 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(5) 1%(3) 1%(2) 3%(7) 8%(21) 85%(213) 251 Voted in 2014: Yes 4%(23) 5%(31) 3%(20) 5%(30) 11%(69) 73%(466) 639 Voted in 2014: No 2%(8) 2%(8) 1%(5) 3%(11) 12%(47) 79%(306) 385 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 4%(20) 7%(30) 3%(13) 3%(12) 14%(63) 70%(314) 452 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 1%(3) 2%(5) 3%(6) 8%(20) 9%(23) 77%(194) 250 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 3%(8) 1%(3) 2%(6) 3%(9) 11%(31) 81%(237) 293 4-Region: Northeast 4%(8) 5%(9) 3%(6) 3%(6) 12%(23) 72%(138) 191 4-Region: Midwest 1%(4) 4%(9) 2%(6) 6%(15) 10%(24) 76%(186) 244 4-Region: South 3%(12) 3%(12) 3%(10) 4%(15) 13%(49) 74%(282) 379 4-Region: West 3%(7) 4%(9) 2%(3) 2%(4) 10%(22) 79%(166) 210 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 4%(21) 5%(26) 3%(12) 2%(10) 14%(68) 71%(337) 474 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(6) 2%(9) 3%(12) 6%(26) 9%(34) 78%(315) 401 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_17: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Doug Jones Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(43) 7%(73) 3%(30) 5%(46) 13%(131) 68%(682) 1005 Gender: Male 5%(23) 10%(49) 5%(23) 6%(29) 14%(65) 60%(286) 475 Gender: Female 4%(20) 4%(23) 1%(8) 3%(17) 12%(66) 75%(396) 530 Age: 18-34 4%(11) 8%(20) 4%(11) 4%(9) 12%(31) 68%(177) 260 Age: 35-44 5%(8) 8%(12) 5%(8) 3%(5) 13%(19) 65%(92) 142 Age: 45-64 3%(13) 7%(25) 2%(7) 5%(18) 15%(55) 68%(248) 366 Age: 65+ 5%(12) 7%(16) 2%(4) 6%(14) 11%(26) 70%(165) 236 GenZers: 1997-2012 1%(1) 3%(2) 2%(2) 2%(2) 13%(11) 80%(71) 89 Millennials: 1981-1996 5%(13) 9%(23) 5%(13) 4%(12) 13%(34) 64%(167) 263 GenXers: 1965-1980 5%(11) 10%(25) 3%(8) 4%(10) 13%(31) 65%(156) 240 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 3%(12) 5%(19) 2%(6) 6%(23) 12%(45) 71%(256) 362 PID: Dem (no lean) 9%(34) 11%(42) 3%(14) 3%(12) 13%(54) 61%(246) 403 PID: Ind (no lean) 1%(4) 5%(14) 1%(4) 3%(8) 13%(36) 77%(219) 286 PID: Rep (no lean) 1%(4) 5%(16) 4%(13) 8%(26) 13%(40) 69%(217) 316 PID/Gender: Dem Men 10%(18) 14%(24) 5%(8) 4%(7) 13%(23) 55%(96) 176 PID/Gender: Dem Women 7%(16) 8%(19) 2%(5) 2%(6) 14%(32) 66%(149) 227 PID/Gender: Ind Men 2%(2) 9%(13) 3%(4) 3%(4) 13%(18) 70%(97) 138 PID/Gender: Ind Women 1%(2) 1%(1) — (0) 3%(4) 12%(18) 83%(122) 148 PID/Gender: Rep Men 1%(2) 8%(13) 7%(11) 12%(19) 15%(24) 57%(93) 161 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(2) 2%(4) 1%(2) 5%(7) 10%(16) 80%(124) 155 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 8%(26) 12%(38) 3%(10) 4%(13) 13%(42) 61%(199) 327 Ideo: Moderate (4) 4%(11) 9%(24) 2%(6) 2%(6) 15%(41) 69%(193) 281 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(5) 3%(11) 5%(15) 8%(26) 12%(41) 71%(240) 337 Educ: < College 3%(20) 6%(36) 2%(15) 4%(24) 13%(81) 72%(463) 639 Educ: Bachelors degree 7%(17) 10%(25) 5%(12) 5%(11) 13%(32) 60%(143) 239 Educ: Post-grad 5%(7) 9%(12) 3%(4) 9%(11) 14%(17) 60%(76) 127 Income: Under 50k 5%(25) 5%(28) 3%(15) 4%(20) 13%(71) 70%(370) 529 Income: 50k-100k 3%(10) 8%(27) 3%(10) 5%(16) 14%(45) 68%(225) 333 Income: 100k+ 5%(7) 12%(18) 4%(6) 7%(10) 10%(15) 61%(87) 143 Ethnicity: White 4%(30) 7%(54) 3%(24) 5%(41) 11%(90) 70%(559) 798 Ethnicity: Hispanic 2%(2) 9%(10) 4%(4) 2%(2) 23%(25) 60%(65) 108 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_17: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Doug Jones Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(43) 7%(73) 3%(30) 5%(46) 13%(131) 68%(682) 1005 Ethnicity: Black 10%(13) 13%(16) 1%(1) 3%(4) 21%(27) 53%(69) 130 Ethnicity: Other 1%(1) 3%(2) 6%(5) 2%(2) 18%(14) 70%(53) 76 All Christian 4%(17) 9%(45) 3%(16) 5%(27) 12%(60) 66%(320) 485 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 3%(8) 4%(12) 3%(8) 4%(10) 14%(38) 72%(199) 275 Something Else 3%(5) 5%(9) 2%(3) 3%(5) 13%(21) 74%(119) 161 Evangelical 4%(10) 10%(27) 4%(11) 6%(17) 14%(36) 62%(166) 266 Non-Evangelical 3%(12) 6%(23) 2%(8) 4%(15) 12%(44) 72%(261) 363 Community: Urban 7%(20) 10%(29) 4%(11) 2%(6) 14%(38) 62%(173) 277 Community: Suburban 4%(17) 6%(29) 3%(15) 5%(22) 11%(55) 71%(345) 483 Community: Rural 2%(6) 6%(15) 2%(4) 7%(18) 15%(38) 67%(164) 245 Employ: Private Sector 4%(13) 11%(32) 5%(13) 4%(13) 10%(29) 65%(185) 284 Employ: Government 8%(5) 11%(7) 1%(1) 8%(5) 13%(9) 59%(38) 64 Employ: Self-Employed 3%(3) 6%(6) 3%(3) 6%(5) 25%(24) 58%(56) 97 Employ: Homemaker 7%(4) 1%(1) 2%(1) 3%(1) 7%(4) 80%(44) 55 Employ: Retired 4%(11) 7%(19) 3%(8) 6%(17) 13%(36) 68%(187) 277 Employ: Unemployed 4%(6) 6%(8) 2%(2) 2%(2) 13%(18) 73%(102) 140 Military HH: Yes 8%(14) 8%(13) 2%(4) 6%(11) 13%(23) 62%(106) 171 Military HH: No 3%(29) 7%(60) 3%(27) 4%(35) 13%(108) 69%(575) 834 RD/WT: Right Direction 5%(14) 10%(30) 6%(17) 5%(16) 11%(32) 63%(189) 298 RD/WT: Wrong Track 4%(29) 6%(43) 2%(14) 4%(30) 14%(98) 70%(493) 707 Trump Job Approve 2%(7) 6%(23) 4%(16) 7%(30) 13%(53) 68%(273) 402 Trump Job Disapprove 6%(36) 8%(49) 2%(14) 3%(16) 13%(75) 67%(389) 579 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(5) 5%(14) 5%(13) 9%(23) 13%(34) 66%(174) 263 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 1%(2) 7%(9) 3%(4) 4%(6) 14%(19) 71%(99) 139 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 3%(4) 8%(9) 3%(3) 2%(2) 11%(11) 72%(74) 103 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 7%(33) 8%(40) 2%(11) 3%(14) 13%(64) 66%(315) 477 Favorable of Trump 3%(11) 6%(22) 5%(18) 7%(28) 13%(49) 67%(261) 388 Unfavorable of Trump 5%(31) 9%(51) 2%(13) 3%(17) 13%(74) 68%(401) 587 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_17: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Doug Jones Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(43) 7%(73) 3%(30) 5%(46) 13%(131) 68%(682) 1005 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(5) 5%(12) 4%(10) 9%(22) 13%(31) 67%(164) 244 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 4%(6) 7%(10) 5%(7) 4%(6) 12%(18) 67%(97) 144 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump — (0) 10%(9) 2%(1) 1%(1) 11%(10) 76%(68) 90 Very Unfavorable of Trump 6%(31) 8%(41) 2%(11) 3%(16) 13%(64) 67%(333) 497 #1 Issue: Economy 3%(11) 8%(32) 3%(11) 5%(19) 13%(50) 68%(257) 381 #1 Issue: Security 3%(3) 6%(6) 6%(6) 8%(8) 11%(10) 66%(61) 93 #1 Issue: Health Care 10%(17) 6%(11) 1%(2) 3%(5) 13%(22) 67%(119) 176 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 4%(6) 6%(8) 2%(3) 2%(3) 10%(15) 77%(114) 148 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 2%(1) 7%(4) 5%(3) 7%(4) 14%(8) 66%(36) 55 #1 Issue: Other 3%(2) 8%(5) 2%(2) 4%(3) 16%(11) 67%(48) 71 2018 House Vote: Democrat 9%(33) 12%(47) 4%(15) 3%(13) 15%(56) 57%(216) 379 2018 House Vote: Republican 2%(6) 5%(15) 4%(12) 7%(20) 15%(43) 67%(197) 293 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 9%(33) 12%(44) 3%(12) 3%(12) 14%(51) 59%(216) 368 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 2%(6) 5%(17) 5%(15) 8%(25) 11%(37) 69%(224) 325 2016 Vote: Other 3%(2) 8%(5) 1%(1) 2%(2) 17%(12) 69%(47) 69 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(2) 3%(7) 1%(3) 3%(7) 13%(31) 80%(195) 244 Voted in 2014: Yes 6%(37) 9%(59) 3%(22) 5%(34) 13%(86) 63%(399) 637 Voted in 2014: No 2%(6) 4%(13) 2%(9) 3%(12) 12%(45) 77%(283) 368 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 8%(35) 11%(49) 3%(12) 4%(16) 13%(55) 62%(273) 440 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2%(5) 4%(12) 4%(11) 9%(24) 13%(33) 68%(174) 257 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(4) 4%(11) 3%(7) 2%(6) 14%(38) 76%(214) 281 4-Region: Northeast 4%(6) 8%(13) 1%(2) 4%(7) 10%(18) 73%(123) 169 4-Region: Midwest 3%(6) 5%(11) 5%(10) 5%(11) 14%(31) 69%(157) 226 4-Region: South 4%(17) 9%(32) 3%(12) 5%(20) 15%(57) 63%(234) 371 4-Region: West 6%(14) 7%(17) 3%(6) 3%(8) 10%(25) 71%(168) 238 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 7%(35) 10%(49) 3%(14) 3%(12) 13%(63) 63%(296) 469 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 2%(6) 5%(18) 4%(15) 7%(27) 13%(50) 69%(263) 379 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_18: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Merrick Garland Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 7%(69) 9%(87) 3%(34) 3%(34) 14%(141) 64%(643) 1008 Gender: Male 9%(40) 13%(62) 5%(22) 5%(24) 18%(83) 50%(234) 466 Gender: Female 5%(29) 5%(25) 2%(12) 2%(9) 11%(58) 76%(409) 541 Age: 18-34 5%(11) 6%(15) 4%(10) 4%(9) 13%(30) 68%(160) 235 Age: 35-44 5%(8) 9%(14) 7%(10) 2%(4) 12%(18) 64%(97) 152 Age: 45-64 7%(27) 8%(31) 2%(7) 4%(15) 15%(55) 65%(245) 379 Age: 65+ 10%(23) 11%(27) 3%(7) 3%(7) 16%(38) 58%(140) 242 GenZers: 1997-2012 1%(1) 2%(1) 1%(1) 1%(1) 12%(10) 83%(66) 79 Millennials: 1981-1996 5%(13) 9%(21) 6%(15) 4%(10) 12%(30) 63%(153) 243 GenXers: 1965-1980 8%(22) 9%(23) 3%(9) 4%(10) 14%(36) 62%(164) 264 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 8%(30) 11%(42) 2%(8) 3%(12) 15%(57) 61%(234) 381 PID: Dem (no lean) 12%(50) 12%(49) 5%(19) 2%(10) 11%(47) 59%(246) 420 PID: Ind (no lean) 7%(19) 8%(22) 2%(6) 2%(6) 16%(42) 64%(169) 263 PID: Rep (no lean) — (1) 5%(16) 3%(9) 6%(18) 16%(53) 70%(228) 324 PID/Gender: Dem Men 17%(31) 18%(32) 7%(13) 3%(6) 17%(31) 39%(71) 183 PID/Gender: Dem Women 8%(19) 7%(16) 3%(7) 2%(4) 7%(16) 74%(175) 237 PID/Gender: Ind Men 7%(9) 15%(19) 2%(2) 4%(4) 21%(26) 51%(64) 124 PID/Gender: Ind Women 7%(10) 2%(3) 2%(3) 1%(1) 11%(16) 76%(105) 139 PID/Gender: Rep Men 1%(1) 7%(11) 5%(7) 9%(14) 17%(27) 62%(99) 159 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (0) 3%(5) 1%(2) 2%(4) 16%(26) 78%(128) 165 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 13%(44) 12%(41) 4%(14) 3%(9) 11%(38) 56%(187) 333 Ideo: Moderate (4) 7%(20) 11%(30) 3%(7) 1%(3) 16%(43) 62%(170) 273 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(5) 5%(17) 3%(12) 6%(22) 16%(56) 68%(236) 347 Educ: < College 3%(21) 7%(42) 3%(17) 2%(15) 16%(98) 69%(429) 622 Educ: Bachelors degree 10%(24) 10%(26) 4%(10) 6%(14) 12%(30) 58%(144) 248 Educ: Post-grad 17%(24) 14%(19) 5%(7) 3%(5) 10%(13) 51%(70) 138 Income: Under 50k 5%(27) 7%(35) 3%(17) 2%(10) 15%(79) 69%(370) 537 Income: 50k-100k 8%(26) 9%(29) 3%(10) 4%(13) 16%(49) 60%(188) 314 Income: 100k+ 10%(16) 15%(23) 5%(7) 7%(11) 9%(14) 55%(85) 156 Ethnicity: White 7%(56) 8%(63) 3%(24) 3%(26) 14%(116) 64%(516) 802 Ethnicity: Hispanic 7%(8) 8%(8) 3%(3) 4%(4) 24%(25) 53%(56) 104 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_18: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Merrick Garland Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 7%(69) 9%(87) 3%(34) 3%(34) 14%(141) 64%(643) 1008 Ethnicity: Black 7%(9) 12%(16) 6%(8) 3%(4) 11%(14) 61%(80) 131 Ethnicity: Other 5%(4) 10%(8) 3%(2) 5%(4) 15%(11) 62%(46) 75 All Christian 7%(35) 10%(46) 4%(18) 4%(19) 13%(63) 62%(302) 484 All Non-Christian 17%(9) 24%(13) 2%(1) 3%(2) 9%(5) 44%(23) 52 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 6%(15) 6%(14) 4%(9) 4%(10) 14%(33) 66%(152) 232 Something Else 2%(5) 4%(8) 2%(4) 1%(3) 16%(31) 75%(147) 197 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 15%(9) 23%(14) 2%(1) 3%(2) 10%(6) 46%(27) 59 Evangelical 3%(11) 8%(25) 3%(9) 4%(12) 14%(42) 68%(210) 309 Non-Evangelical 8%(29) 8%(28) 3%(12) 3%(10) 14%(50) 64%(230) 359 Community: Urban 9%(25) 11%(32) 4%(13) 3%(9) 14%(43) 59%(173) 295 Community: Suburban 8%(35) 7%(31) 3%(15) 3%(16) 14%(65) 65%(299) 462 Community: Rural 3%(9) 10%(24) 2%(6) 3%(8) 13%(33) 68%(171) 251 Employ: Private Sector 7%(22) 10%(32) 5%(14) 5%(14) 11%(33) 62%(188) 304 Employ: Government 10%(7) 7%(5) 6%(4) 8%(5) 14%(9) 55%(36) 66 Employ: Self-Employed 10%(8) 7%(6) 5%(4) 3%(2) 20%(16) 55%(45) 82 Employ: Homemaker 3%(1) 4%(2) 1%(1) 1%(1) 13%(7) 78%(44) 56 Employ: Retired 7%(18) 11%(30) 2%(5) 3%(7) 17%(48) 61%(166) 274 Employ: Unemployed 7%(9) 5%(7) 2%(2) 2%(3) 13%(17) 72%(98) 136 Military HH: Yes 7%(13) 10%(17) 1%(2) 7%(12) 17%(31) 58%(105) 181 Military HH: No 7%(56) 8%(70) 4%(32) 3%(21) 13%(111) 65%(537) 827 RD/WT: Right Direction 6%(15) 10%(27) 4%(10) 6%(14) 17%(43) 57%(148) 257 RD/WT: Wrong Track 7%(54) 8%(60) 3%(24) 3%(19) 13%(98) 66%(495) 751 Trump Job Approve 2%(7) 4%(17) 3%(13) 6%(24) 17%(66) 68%(270) 397 Trump Job Disapprove 11%(62) 12%(70) 3%(20) 2%(10) 12%(72) 60%(351) 585 Trump Job Strongly Approve 1%(3) 4%(11) 3%(8) 7%(19) 16%(41) 68%(172) 253 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 3%(4) 4%(6) 3%(4) 4%(5) 17%(25) 69%(99) 144 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 3%(2) 9%(8) 3%(3) — (0) 12%(11) 73%(67) 91 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 12%(60) 12%(62) 3%(17) 2%(10) 12%(61) 58%(284) 493 Favorable of Trump 2%(9) 5%(18) 4%(14) 6%(24) 17%(65) 67%(262) 391 Unfavorable of Trump 10%(60) 12%(69) 3%(20) 2%(10) 12%(72) 61%(370) 601 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_18: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Merrick Garland Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 7%(69) 9%(87) 3%(34) 3%(34) 14%(141) 64%(643) 1008 Very Favorable of Trump 1%(3) 5%(12) 3%(8) 7%(19) 16%(42) 67%(170) 253 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 4%(5) 4%(6) 4%(6) 4%(5) 17%(24) 67%(92) 138 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(2) 12%(10) 4%(3) — (0) 10%(8) 71%(55) 77 Very Unfavorable of Trump 11%(59) 11%(60) 3%(17) 2%(10) 12%(64) 60%(315) 524 #1 Issue: Economy 5%(17) 8%(28) 5%(17) 3%(12) 15%(55) 64%(233) 362 #1 Issue: Security 5%(5) 7%(7) 3%(3) 10%(10) 18%(18) 57%(56) 99 #1 Issue: Health Care 15%(28) 10%(20) 1%(3) 3%(5) 10%(20) 61%(116) 191 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 6%(10) 7%(11) 2%(3) 1%(2) 11%(17) 73%(117) 160 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 1%(1) 10%(6) 6%(3) — (0) 10%(5) 73%(41) 56 #1 Issue: Other 6%(4) 15%(11) 2%(1) 7%(5) 11%(8) 60%(43) 72 2018 House Vote: Democrat 16%(62) 15%(60) 4%(16) 2%(6) 12%(49) 51%(205) 399 2018 House Vote: Republican 1%(2) 7%(19) 4%(10) 7%(17) 18%(46) 64%(167) 262 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 17%(61) 15%(57) 4%(13) 1%(4) 11%(41) 52%(192) 369 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 1%(4) 6%(20) 4%(12) 7%(24) 18%(59) 64%(211) 330 2016 Vote: Other 4%(2) 5%(3) 2%(1) — (0) 16%(10) 73%(44) 61 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(1) 2%(6) 3%(8) 2%(5) 13%(31) 79%(196) 247 Voted in 2014: Yes 10%(61) 11%(70) 4%(24) 4%(25) 13%(83) 58%(366) 627 Voted in 2014: No 2%(8) 5%(17) 3%(10) 2%(9) 15%(58) 73%(277) 380 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 14%(63) 14%(65) 3%(15) 1%(6) 12%(52) 56%(254) 454 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 1%(3) 5%(11) 4%(10) 8%(19) 18%(45) 64%(156) 244 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(4) 3%(9) 3%(9) 3%(8) 14%(40) 76%(216) 286 4-Region: Northeast 8%(15) 13%(25) 3%(5) 1%(1) 11%(21) 65%(122) 188 4-Region: Midwest 4%(9) 8%(17) 3%(7) 3%(8) 14%(30) 68%(154) 225 4-Region: South 8%(29) 8%(31) 5%(17) 4%(15) 16%(62) 60%(229) 383 4-Region: West 8%(17) 6%(14) 2%(5) 4%(9) 13%(28) 65%(138) 212 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 12%(61) 12%(61) 4%(19) 2%(10) 12%(58) 58%(285) 494 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(2) 5%(18) 3%(11) 6%(22) 17%(63) 69%(263) 378 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_19: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Jeh Johnson Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(38) 8%(84) 3%(35) 3%(29) 10%(97) 72%(722) 1005 Gender: Male 5%(22) 12%(56) 5%(24) 5%(25) 12%(56) 61%(290) 472 Gender: Female 3%(16) 5%(29) 2%(11) 1%(3) 8%(41) 81%(432) 532 Age: 18-34 3%(8) 11%(28) 5%(13) 2%(6) 9%(24) 69%(175) 253 Age: 35-44 3%(4) 9%(13) 3%(5) 5%(7) 9%(14) 71%(108) 152 Age: 45-64 3%(11) 9%(34) 2%(8) 3%(11) 8%(31) 75%(287) 382 Age: 65+ 6%(14) 4%(10) 4%(10) 2%(4) 13%(28) 70%(152) 218 GenZers: 1997-2012 2%(1) 2%(1) 6%(5) 1%(1) 5%(4) 85%(70) 83 Millennials: 1981-1996 3%(9) 13%(34) 4%(11) 4%(10) 10%(25) 66%(173) 261 GenXers: 1965-1980 4%(11) 9%(24) 2%(6) 5%(12) 8%(21) 71%(183) 257 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 4%(14) 7%(24) 3%(11) 2%(6) 11%(39) 74%(268) 363 PID: Dem (no lean) 6%(26) 13%(53) 4%(17) 3%(11) 9%(39) 64%(267) 414 PID: Ind (no lean) 4%(9) 4%(12) 3%(9) 1%(3) 10%(28) 77%(208) 270 PID: Rep (no lean) 1%(2) 6%(19) 3%(8) 4%(14) 9%(30) 77%(247) 321 PID/Gender: Dem Men 8%(14) 18%(31) 6%(10) 6%(11) 11%(19) 51%(85) 169 PID/Gender: Dem Women 5%(13) 9%(23) 3%(8) — (1) 8%(20) 74%(182) 246 PID/Gender: Ind Men 4%(6) 8%(10) 5%(7) 2%(2) 14%(18) 68%(90) 132 PID/Gender: Ind Women 3%(4) 1%(2) 2%(2) 1%(1) 7%(9) 87%(119) 137 PID/Gender: Rep Men 1%(2) 9%(15) 4%(7) 7%(13) 11%(19) 67%(115) 172 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (0) 3%(4) 1%(1) 1%(1) 7%(11) 88%(132) 149 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 5%(18) 13%(45) 4%(14) 2%(7) 10%(34) 66%(225) 342 Ideo: Moderate (4) 7%(18) 9%(25) 2%(6) 2%(5) 10%(27) 71%(193) 274 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(2) 4%(14) 4%(15) 5%(16) 10%(34) 76%(257) 339 Educ: < College 2%(15) 6%(38) 3%(20) 2%(15) 10%(61) 76%(471) 621 Educ: Bachelors degree 5%(12) 11%(27) 4%(9) 4%(11) 8%(20) 68%(166) 244 Educ: Post-grad 8%(11) 14%(19) 4%(6) 2%(3) 11%(16) 61%(85) 140 Income: Under 50k 3%(14) 8%(39) 3%(18) 3%(14) 9%(49) 74%(386) 520 Income: 50k-100k 4%(12) 7%(25) 2%(8) 3%(10) 10%(35) 73%(245) 335 Income: 100k+ 8%(11) 13%(20) 6%(9) 3%(5) 8%(12) 62%(92) 150 Ethnicity: White 4%(28) 7%(58) 4%(30) 3%(21) 8%(68) 75%(604) 811 Ethnicity: Hispanic 2%(2) 6%(7) 8%(9) 2%(2) 21%(23) 60%(63) 105 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_19: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Jeh Johnson Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(38) 8%(84) 3%(35) 3%(29) 10%(97) 72%(722) 1005 Ethnicity: Black 6%(8) 15%(19) 3%(3) 4%(5) 11%(14) 61%(77) 127 Ethnicity: Other 2%(1) 11%(7) 1%(1) 3%(2) 21%(14) 62%(42) 67 All Christian 5%(23) 7%(36) 5%(22) 3%(14) 10%(50) 70%(332) 477 All Non-Christian 12%(7) 14%(8) 1%(1) 5%(3) 10%(5) 57%(32) 56 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 2%(4) 8%(19) 3%(6) 3%(6) 8%(20) 77%(185) 241 Something Else 2%(3) 7%(13) 2%(3) 3%(5) 9%(17) 78%(143) 184 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 11%(7) 12%(8) 1%(1) 5%(3) 8%(5) 62%(40) 64 Evangelical 3%(9) 10%(26) 4%(12) 3%(7) 10%(29) 70%(192) 276 Non-Evangelical 4%(16) 5%(19) 4%(14) 3%(12) 10%(37) 74%(273) 370 Community: Urban 6%(19) 15%(42) 3%(9) 3%(7) 9%(27) 64%(184) 289 Community: Suburban 3%(13) 6%(29) 3%(14) 3%(13) 10%(43) 75%(338) 450 Community: Rural 3%(7) 5%(13) 4%(11) 3%(8) 10%(26) 76%(200) 265 Employ: Private Sector 5%(16) 13%(41) 3%(10) 4%(13) 9%(28) 65%(203) 311 Employ: Government 6%(4) 12%(7) 7%(4) 3%(2) 7%(4) 67%(42) 62 Employ: Self-Employed 1%(1) 8%(6) 2%(2) 8%(6) 16%(13) 66%(53) 81 Employ: Homemaker — (0) — (0) 1%(1) — (0) 6%(4) 92%(59) 64 Employ: Retired 5%(13) 4%(10) 5%(13) 2%(5) 12%(29) 72%(183) 254 Employ: Unemployed 3%(4) 10%(13) 2%(2) 2%(3) 8%(10) 76%(104) 136 Employ: Other — (0) 12%(6) 1%(1) — (0) 7%(4) 80%(41) 52 Military HH: Yes 5%(8) 8%(13) 4%(6) 3%(5) 12%(20) 68%(112) 164 Military HH: No 4%(30) 8%(71) 3%(29) 3%(24) 9%(77) 73%(610) 840 RD/WT: Right Direction 5%(14) 13%(37) 5%(14) 4%(11) 7%(19) 67%(194) 291 RD/WT: Wrong Track 3%(24) 7%(47) 3%(20) 2%(17) 11%(77) 74%(528) 714 Trump Job Approve 1%(4) 6%(24) 4%(15) 5%(19) 9%(35) 76%(299) 396 Trump Job Disapprove 6%(34) 10%(58) 3%(20) 2%(10) 10%(60) 69%(410) 591 Trump Job Strongly Approve 1%(2) 7%(17) 4%(10) 5%(13) 9%(21) 74%(183) 245 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 1%(2) 5%(8) 3%(5) 4%(6) 10%(14) 77%(116) 150 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 3%(3) 11%(9) 4%(3) 1%(1) 11%(9) 69%(58) 83 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 6%(32) 10%(49) 3%(16) 2%(9) 10%(50) 69%(352) 508 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_19: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Jeh Johnson Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(38) 8%(84) 3%(35) 3%(29) 10%(97) 72%(722) 1005 Favorable of Trump 2%(8) 6%(23) 5%(18) 4%(17) 9%(34) 74%(289) 388 Unfavorable of Trump 5%(30) 10%(62) 3%(17) 2%(11) 10%(61) 70%(413) 594 Very Favorable of Trump 1%(2) 5%(12) 4%(9) 5%(12) 8%(20) 77%(183) 236 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 4%(6) 7%(11) 6%(9) 4%(6) 9%(14) 70%(106) 152 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 1%(1) 18%(14) 1%(1) 2%(2) 11%(9) 66%(53) 80 Very Unfavorable of Trump 6%(30) 9%(47) 3%(16) 2%(10) 10%(52) 70%(361) 515 #1 Issue: Economy 2%(7) 11%(41) 3%(11) 3%(13) 10%(37) 70%(257) 365 #1 Issue: Security 2%(2) 5%(5) 7%(8) 7%(7) 8%(9) 71%(76) 107 #1 Issue: Health Care 6%(11) 6%(10) 2%(3) 3%(5) 11%(19) 73%(126) 173 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 6%(9) 5%(7) 3%(5) 2%(2) 6%(9) 77%(110) 142 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 4%(2) 11%(6) 2%(1) 1%(1) 4%(3) 79%(49) 62 #1 Issue: Other 2%(2) 5%(4) 1%(1) 2%(2) 17%(13) 71%(54) 75 2018 House Vote: Democrat 8%(33) 15%(58) 4%(17) 2%(9) 9%(36) 62%(247) 399 2018 House Vote: Republican 1%(2) 7%(17) 4%(11) 6%(15) 9%(25) 74%(195) 265 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 8%(29) 14%(54) 4%(16) 2%(9) 9%(34) 63%(236) 376 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 2%(5) 6%(20) 4%(14) 5%(17) 9%(28) 73%(230) 313 2016 Vote: Other 3%(2) 8%(5) 3%(2) — (0) 5%(3) 81%(49) 61 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(2) 2%(6) 1%(3) 1%(3) 12%(32) 82%(208) 255 Voted in 2014: Yes 6%(35) 11%(67) 4%(23) 4%(22) 9%(56) 68%(422) 625 Voted in 2014: No 1%(3) 5%(17) 3%(11) 2%(6) 11%(41) 79%(301) 380 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 7%(34) 12%(58) 3%(14) 2%(10) 8%(39) 68%(321) 475 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 1%(2) 5%(12) 5%(11) 5%(12) 10%(21) 74%(162) 220 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(2) 5%(13) 3%(9) 2%(5) 12%(34) 77%(215) 277 4-Region: Northeast 5%(8) 8%(13) 4%(7) 2%(4) 7%(11) 75%(131) 175 4-Region: Midwest 4%(8) 8%(18) 3%(6) 2%(5) 7%(16) 76%(166) 218 4-Region: South 3%(12) 7%(25) 4%(15) 5%(17) 11%(41) 70%(260) 370 4-Region: West 4%(10) 12%(29) 3%(7) 1%(2) 12%(28) 69%(166) 241 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 7%(32) 12%(57) 4%(20) 2%(11) 10%(50) 65%(314) 483 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(2) 5%(20) 3%(12) 4%(15) 9%(33) 78%(293) 377 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_20: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Sally Yates Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 6%(69) 8%(83) 3%(35) 7%(73) 15%(159) 61%(643) 1063 Gender: Male 8%(41) 10%(50) 5%(25) 10%(49) 15%(73) 52%(262) 500 Gender: Female 5%(28) 6%(33) 2%(10) 4%(25) 15%(86) 68%(381) 563 Age: 18-34 4%(10) 10%(25) 5%(13) 5%(14) 12%(29) 64%(163) 253 Age: 35-44 5%(9) 6%(10) 2%(4) 5%(7) 14%(21) 68%(105) 156 Age: 45-64 6%(26) 8%(33) 3%(13) 7%(28) 16%(66) 58%(233) 398 Age: 65+ 10%(25) 6%(16) 2%(4) 10%(25) 17%(43) 56%(142) 256 GenZers: 1997-2012 2%(1) 5%(4) 2%(2) 4%(3) 11%(8) 76%(58) 76 Millennials: 1981-1996 5%(13) 9%(25) 5%(14) 6%(16) 12%(33) 62%(164) 264 GenXers: 1965-1980 6%(15) 9%(25) 4%(10) 5%(15) 15%(40) 61%(167) 272 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 9%(37) 7%(29) 2%(7) 8%(34) 17%(70) 57%(236) 413 PID: Dem (no lean) 10%(44) 11%(49) 3%(14) 2%(7) 16%(68) 58%(253) 434 PID: Ind (no lean) 7%(20) 6%(17) 2%(5) 5%(16) 16%(45) 64%(183) 286 PID: Rep (no lean) 2%(5) 5%(18) 5%(15) 15%(51) 14%(46) 60%(207) 343 PID/Gender: Dem Men 13%(25) 14%(26) 5%(9) 3%(6) 15%(28) 50%(92) 186 PID/Gender: Dem Women 8%(19) 9%(23) 2%(5) — (1) 16%(40) 65%(160) 247 PID/Gender: Ind Men 9%(13) 9%(12) 3%(4) 6%(8) 16%(21) 57%(78) 137 PID/Gender: Ind Women 5%(7) 3%(4) 1%(1) 5%(8) 16%(24) 70%(105) 149 PID/Gender: Rep Men 2%(4) 7%(12) 7%(12) 19%(34) 13%(24) 51%(91) 177 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(1) 3%(6) 2%(3) 10%(17) 14%(23) 70%(116) 166 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 14%(50) 11%(40) 3%(10) 3%(10) 15%(54) 55%(199) 364 Ideo: Moderate (4) 6%(15) 10%(27) 1%(2) 3%(8) 14%(38) 66%(176) 266 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(4) 4%(16) 6%(22) 15%(55) 16%(59) 58%(214) 371 Educ: < College 5%(36) 6%(38) 3%(18) 7%(45) 15%(102) 65%(444) 682 Educ: Bachelors degree 6%(14) 8%(19) 4%(10) 8%(19) 17%(40) 57%(138) 240 Educ: Post-grad 14%(20) 18%(26) 5%(6) 7%(9) 12%(17) 44%(61) 140 Income: Under 50k 7%(41) 6%(35) 3%(18) 4%(25) 14%(85) 65%(386) 589 Income: 50k-100k 6%(19) 8%(26) 4%(12) 11%(36) 17%(55) 55%(180) 328 Income: 100k+ 6%(9) 15%(22) 3%(5) 9%(13) 13%(18) 53%(77) 145 Ethnicity: White 6%(54) 7%(61) 4%(30) 7%(63) 15%(131) 60%(516) 854 Ethnicity: Hispanic 4%(4) 6%(6) 3%(3) 5%(5) 17%(16) 65%(63) 97 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_20: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Sally Yates Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 6%(69) 8%(83) 3%(35) 7%(73) 15%(159) 61%(643) 1063 Ethnicity: Black 8%(11) 12%(16) 3%(4) 7%(9) 17%(23) 54%(76) 139 Ethnicity: Other 5%(3) 9%(6) 1%(1) 2%(2) 8%(5) 75%(52) 69 All Christian 8%(39) 8%(44) 4%(20) 8%(44) 15%(78) 57%(295) 519 All Non-Christian 16%(9) 14%(8) 7%(4) 5%(3) 19%(11) 40%(23) 58 Atheist 10%(5) 15%(8) 3%(2) 3%(2) 14%(7) 54%(27) 51 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 4%(11) 7%(16) 2%(6) 6%(14) 14%(35) 67%(167) 249 Something Else 3%(5) 4%(7) 2%(4) 6%(12) 15%(28) 70%(130) 186 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 13%(9) 13%(9) 9%(6) 5%(4) 19%(13) 41%(28) 68 Evangelical 6%(19) 7%(20) 5%(14) 7%(20) 14%(42) 60%(173) 287 Non-Evangelical 6%(25) 7%(28) 2%(8) 9%(34) 16%(62) 61%(243) 400 Community: Urban 7%(20) 12%(36) 3%(10) 3%(10) 15%(46) 59%(178) 301 Community: Suburban 7%(35) 7%(36) 4%(18) 8%(40) 14%(71) 60%(292) 491 Community: Rural 5%(14) 4%(11) 3%(7) 9%(24) 16%(42) 64%(172) 271 Employ: Private Sector 5%(17) 13%(42) 5%(15) 8%(25) 12%(39) 57%(186) 324 Employ: Government 8%(6) 3%(2) 8%(6) 9%(7) 14%(11) 57%(44) 77 Employ: Self-Employed 9%(8) 4%(3) 1%(1) 8%(7) 28%(23) 50%(41) 83 Employ: Homemaker — (0) 5%(4) — (0) 7%(5) 10%(7) 77%(53) 69 Employ: Retired 9%(24) 6%(16) 4%(10) 9%(24) 17%(45) 56%(153) 272 Employ: Unemployed 6%(9) 7%(10) 1%(1) 3%(4) 16%(22) 67%(94) 140 Employ: Other 5%(3) 9%(5) — (0) 3%(2) 15%(9) 69%(42) 61 Military HH: Yes 6%(12) 7%(13) 3%(5) 11%(20) 19%(35) 54%(101) 186 Military HH: No 7%(57) 8%(70) 3%(30) 6%(53) 14%(124) 62%(542) 876 RD/WT: Right Direction 5%(15) 9%(27) 5%(15) 12%(36) 11%(31) 58%(168) 293 RD/WT: Wrong Track 7%(54) 7%(56) 3%(20) 5%(37) 17%(128) 62%(475) 770 Trump Job Approve 2%(8) 5%(19) 4%(18) 14%(56) 15%(60) 61%(249) 410 Trump Job Disapprove 10%(61) 10%(64) 3%(16) 3%(17) 15%(96) 59%(370) 624 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(6) 4%(11) 4%(12) 18%(50) 15%(44) 57%(161) 286 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(2) 6%(8) 4%(5) 4%(5) 13%(16) 71%(88) 124 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 4%(4) 7%(7) 1%(1) 6%(5) 17%(16) 65%(61) 94 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 11%(57) 11%(57) 3%(15) 2%(12) 15%(80) 58%(309) 530 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_20: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Sally Yates Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 6%(69) 8%(83) 3%(35) 7%(73) 15%(159) 61%(643) 1063 Favorable of Trump 3%(11) 5%(19) 4%(16) 13%(55) 14%(58) 61%(247) 408 Unfavorable of Trump 9%(57) 10%(64) 3%(19) 3%(18) 15%(94) 60%(376) 627 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(8) 4%(11) 3%(8) 18%(51) 15%(42) 57%(161) 281 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 3%(3) 6%(8) 7%(9) 3%(4) 13%(17) 68%(86) 127 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(1) 7%(5) 5%(4) 4%(3) 16%(13) 67%(53) 79 Very Unfavorable of Trump 10%(55) 11%(59) 3%(15) 3%(15) 15%(81) 59%(324) 548 #1 Issue: Economy 2%(8) 8%(30) 4%(16) 8%(32) 14%(54) 63%(240) 379 #1 Issue: Security 7%(7) 5%(5) 3%(3) 17%(18) 12%(13) 56%(60) 107 #1 Issue: Health Care 12%(25) 10%(20) 3%(6) 1%(1) 16%(34) 58%(121) 207 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 9%(15) 5%(8) 2%(4) 4%(7) 13%(22) 67%(116) 173 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 4%(2) 10%(6) 2%(1) — (0) 14%(8) 70%(40) 57 #1 Issue: Other 11%(7) 4%(3) 3%(2) 11%(7) 19%(12) 51%(31) 61 2018 House Vote: Democrat 13%(55) 13%(52) 3%(12) 2%(10) 17%(69) 52%(215) 413 2018 House Vote: Republican 2%(7) 5%(15) 4%(12) 17%(51) 16%(47) 55%(164) 297 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 14%(57) 12%(46) 4%(17) 2%(7) 16%(63) 52%(206) 396 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 2%(7) 6%(21) 2%(8) 16%(56) 15%(52) 59%(209) 353 2016 Vote: Other 2%(1) 7%(5) 4%(3) 5%(4) 17%(12) 65%(47) 72 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(4) 5%(11) 3%(7) 3%(7) 13%(31) 75%(181) 241 Voted in 2014: Yes 8%(54) 9%(62) 3%(21) 8%(54) 16%(106) 55%(366) 665 Voted in 2014: No 4%(15) 5%(21) 3%(13) 5%(19) 13%(53) 70%(277) 398 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 12%(59) 11%(53) 3%(15) 3%(13) 14%(69) 57%(273) 482 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2%(5) 5%(14) 4%(11) 15%(41) 17%(45) 56%(148) 263 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(5) 6%(16) 3%(9) 6%(16) 14%(40) 70%(201) 287 4-Region: Northeast 9%(16) 11%(20) 1%(2) 6%(10) 15%(27) 58%(104) 178 4-Region: Midwest 4%(10) 6%(14) 4%(9) 8%(20) 13%(33) 64%(159) 247 4-Region: South 7%(28) 6%(27) 4%(15) 9%(35) 17%(72) 58%(240) 417 4-Region: West 7%(15) 10%(22) 4%(9) 4%(8) 12%(27) 63%(140) 221 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 11%(59) 11%(59) 3%(15) 2%(8) 15%(78) 57%(292) 511 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 2%(7) 5%(21) 5%(19) 14%(55) 15%(61) 60%(242) 405 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_21: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Andrew Yang Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 11%(114) 17%(172) 5%(52) 7%(75) 19%(197) 40%(407) 1017 Gender: Male 14%(67) 17%(82) 6%(26) 10%(46) 21%(101) 31%(148) 470 Gender: Female 9%(47) 16%(90) 5%(25) 5%(28) 18%(96) 48%(260) 547 Age: 18-34 10%(25) 19%(46) 5%(11) 3%(8) 16%(38) 48%(116) 244 Age: 35-44 9%(13) 16%(25) 5%(7) 5%(7) 15%(22) 51%(78) 153 Age: 45-64 11%(43) 17%(64) 5%(17) 8%(31) 22%(80) 37%(135) 370 Age: 65+ 13%(33) 15%(36) 7%(16) 11%(29) 23%(57) 31%(78) 250 GenZers: 1997-2012 5%(4) 19%(17) 5%(4) 2%(2) 16%(15) 52%(46) 89 Millennials: 1981-1996 12%(31) 16%(40) 5%(11) 4%(10) 16%(39) 47%(115) 246 GenXers: 1965-1980 9%(23) 18%(47) 4%(11) 7%(19) 21%(53) 41%(106) 258 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 13%(52) 17%(64) 6%(22) 10%(38) 20%(79) 34%(132) 387 PID: Dem (no lean) 19%(76) 24%(97) 4%(18) 1%(5) 18%(73) 34%(136) 405 PID: Ind (no lean) 10%(29) 15%(41) 3%(7) 6%(18) 23%(63) 43%(121) 280 PID: Rep (no lean) 3%(9) 10%(33) 8%(26) 16%(52) 18%(61) 45%(150) 332 PID/Gender: Dem Men 22%(37) 23%(39) 6%(9) 1%(2) 18%(30) 30%(51) 169 PID/Gender: Dem Women 17%(39) 24%(58) 4%(8) 1%(3) 18%(43) 36%(85) 236 PID/Gender: Ind Men 17%(23) 18%(24) 3%(4) 8%(11) 28%(38) 27%(36) 137 PID/Gender: Ind Women 4%(6) 12%(17) 2%(3) 5%(7) 18%(25) 59%(85) 143 PID/Gender: Rep Men 5%(8) 11%(19) 8%(13) 20%(33) 20%(33) 37%(60) 165 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(2) 9%(15) 8%(14) 11%(19) 17%(28) 54%(90) 167 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 22%(67) 28%(89) 4%(12) 1%(2) 16%(52) 29%(92) 313 Ideo: Moderate (4) 12%(32) 16%(44) 5%(13) 3%(9) 22%(60) 42%(116) 274 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 3%(12) 10%(36) 7%(27) 17%(63) 20%(72) 42%(155) 365 Educ: < College 8%(48) 14%(86) 4%(25) 7%(42) 21%(132) 47%(297) 630 Educ: Bachelors degree 15%(39) 20%(51) 5%(13) 9%(23) 17%(44) 33%(83) 254 Educ: Post-grad 21%(27) 26%(35) 10%(13) 7%(10) 16%(21) 20%(27) 133 Income: Under 50k 10%(53) 14%(74) 4%(21) 5%(27) 20%(109) 48%(262) 547 Income: 50k-100k 13%(41) 19%(58) 4%(13) 11%(33) 21%(64) 32%(100) 311 Income: 100k+ 12%(20) 24%(39) 11%(18) 9%(14) 15%(24) 28%(45) 159 Ethnicity: White 11%(89) 15%(124) 6%(46) 8%(68) 19%(154) 41%(335) 816 Ethnicity: Hispanic 11%(11) 15%(16) 2%(2) 2%(3) 30%(31) 40%(42) 104 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_21: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Andrew Yang Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 11%(114) 17%(172) 5%(52) 7%(75) 19%(197) 40%(407) 1017 Ethnicity: Black 12%(17) 24%(32) 3%(4) 3%(4) 23%(31) 35%(48) 136 Ethnicity: Other 13%(8) 24%(15) 3%(2) 3%(2) 19%(12) 38%(24) 64 All Christian 11%(50) 17%(79) 7%(32) 11%(50) 18%(84) 37%(172) 466 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 11%(30) 12%(33) 5%(13) 5%(15) 22%(60) 44%(117) 267 Something Else 7%(14) 16%(30) 2%(4) 3%(5) 20%(38) 52%(99) 189 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 17%(9) 27%(15) 4%(2) 7%(4) 15%(8) 29%(16) 55 Evangelical 6%(16) 14%(39) 3%(10) 10%(28) 22%(60) 44%(122) 275 Non-Evangelical 13%(46) 18%(65) 7%(25) 7%(26) 17%(62) 39%(144) 368 Community: Urban 15%(43) 20%(55) 6%(16) 3%(8) 21%(59) 36%(101) 282 Community: Suburban 11%(53) 17%(80) 5%(21) 8%(38) 19%(90) 39%(182) 466 Community: Rural 6%(17) 13%(36) 5%(15) 10%(28) 18%(49) 46%(124) 269 Employ: Private Sector 11%(34) 22%(70) 5%(15) 7%(21) 17%(52) 38%(118) 310 Employ: Government 12%(9) 21%(15) 3%(2) 7%(5) 20%(15) 38%(27) 73 Employ: Self-Employed 16%(12) 17%(12) 3%(2) 14%(10) 21%(15) 28%(19) 70 Employ: Homemaker 2%(1) 17%(9) 7%(4) 9%(5) 10%(5) 55%(30) 55 Employ: Retired 15%(40) 12%(33) 7%(19) 10%(28) 22%(61) 34%(94) 274 Employ: Unemployed 9%(13) 13%(19) 2%(3) 3%(4) 21%(30) 51%(75) 146 Employ: Other 4%(2) 16%(8) 3%(2) 3%(2) 23%(12) 50%(26) 51 Military HH: Yes 10%(17) 16%(27) 6%(10) 14%(23) 22%(37) 32%(55) 169 Military HH: No 11%(97) 17%(144) 5%(41) 6%(51) 19%(160) 42%(353) 847 RD/WT: Right Direction 8%(23) 13%(37) 8%(23) 13%(36) 18%(52) 40%(115) 286 RD/WT: Wrong Track 13%(92) 18%(135) 4%(28) 5%(38) 20%(145) 40%(292) 730 Trump Job Approve 3%(14) 8%(34) 7%(31) 16%(67) 20%(83) 46%(192) 422 Trump Job Disapprove 17%(100) 24%(136) 4%(20) 1%(7) 19%(107) 36%(205) 576 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(8) 8%(20) 6%(16) 22%(56) 16%(43) 45%(117) 260 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 4%(6) 9%(14) 9%(14) 7%(11) 25%(41) 47%(76) 162 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 7%(7) 21%(19) 6%(6) 1%(1) 21%(20) 44%(41) 94 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 19%(93) 24%(117) 3%(14) 1%(6) 18%(87) 34%(164) 481 Favorable of Trump 4%(17) 9%(37) 7%(30) 16%(68) 18%(78) 45%(191) 421 Unfavorable of Trump 16%(95) 23%(134) 4%(22) 1%(7) 20%(117) 35%(204) 579 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_21: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Andrew Yang Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 11%(114) 17%(172) 5%(52) 7%(75) 19%(197) 40%(407) 1017 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(7) 7%(17) 7%(19) 22%(56) 16%(42) 46%(119) 261 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 6%(10) 12%(19) 7%(11) 7%(12) 22%(36) 45%(72) 160 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(1) 13%(10) 8%(6) — (0) 34%(25) 43%(32) 75 Very Unfavorable of Trump 19%(94) 25%(125) 3%(16) 1%(7) 18%(92) 34%(172) 504 #1 Issue: Economy 9%(33) 16%(55) 6%(21) 9%(31) 19%(64) 41%(142) 346 #1 Issue: Security 6%(6) 6%(6) 10%(11) 17%(18) 22%(23) 39%(41) 105 #1 Issue: Health Care 16%(32) 25%(48) 4%(8) 2%(3) 16%(30) 37%(71) 192 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 13%(20) 10%(16) 4%(6) 4%(7) 24%(37) 45%(71) 157 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 7%(5) 22%(14) 2%(1) 6%(4) 19%(13) 44%(29) 67 #1 Issue: Other 16%(12) 19%(15) 2%(2) 12%(9) 21%(16) 30%(23) 78 2018 House Vote: Democrat 23%(84) 26%(96) 4%(14) 2%(7) 19%(72) 26%(97) 368 2018 House Vote: Republican 4%(11) 11%(32) 8%(25) 18%(54) 21%(62) 39%(116) 299 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 23%(79) 26%(90) 4%(14) 1%(5) 17%(58) 29%(100) 346 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 4%(15) 9%(30) 6%(22) 17%(59) 22%(75) 42%(147) 347 2016 Vote: Other 7%(5) 19%(13) 8%(5) 7%(5) 23%(16) 35%(24) 69 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(14) 15%(39) 4%(10) 2%(6) 19%(49) 54%(137) 255 Voted in 2014: Yes 14%(87) 18%(115) 6%(35) 10%(61) 19%(123) 33%(209) 630 Voted in 2014: No 7%(27) 15%(56) 4%(17) 4%(14) 19%(75) 51%(198) 386 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 19%(86) 23%(103) 3%(16) 3%(13) 18%(82) 33%(149) 449 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2%(6) 9%(24) 7%(19) 19%(50) 24%(62) 37%(97) 260 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 7%(20) 15%(43) 5%(14) 4%(10) 17%(48) 52%(145) 279 4-Region: Northeast 15%(29) 23%(44) 5%(9) 4%(8) 16%(30) 37%(70) 190 4-Region: Midwest 10%(23) 13%(30) 5%(12) 10%(22) 18%(41) 44%(101) 229 4-Region: South 11%(44) 15%(59) 5%(19) 9%(34) 18%(72) 42%(166) 394 4-Region: West 9%(18) 19%(39) 5%(11) 5%(10) 27%(55) 35%(71) 204 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 19%(91) 25%(116) 4%(20) 1%(7) 19%(90) 31%(146) 469 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 3%(12) 10%(39) 8%(31) 15%(58) 19%(76) 45%(179) 395 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_22: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Pete Buttigieg Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 13%(139) 16%(165) 6%(58) 14%(143) 17%(178) 34%(348) 1031 Gender: Male 14%(65) 18%(87) 7%(31) 20%(95) 15%(69) 27%(129) 475 Gender: Female 13%(74) 14%(79) 5%(27) 9%(48) 20%(109) 39%(219) 557 Age: 18-34 7%(20) 15%(42) 8%(22) 9%(25) 11%(31) 50%(141) 281 Age: 35-44 9%(14) 12%(18) 5%(7) 12%(18) 19%(28) 44%(66) 152 Age: 45-64 14%(54) 17%(63) 5%(19) 15%(54) 19%(71) 30%(110) 370 Age: 65+ 22%(51) 18%(42) 5%(11) 20%(46) 21%(49) 13%(30) 228 GenZers: 1997-2012 4%(4) 13%(13) 1%(1) 8%(8) 12%(11) 62%(60) 97 Millennials: 1981-1996 9%(24) 14%(38) 9%(24) 10%(28) 14%(38) 45%(127) 279 GenXers: 1965-1980 11%(27) 17%(41) 6%(15) 13%(33) 18%(44) 36%(89) 248 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 21%(78) 19%(68) 4%(15) 18%(63) 20%(72) 18%(65) 361 PID: Dem (no lean) 25%(103) 25%(104) 4%(17) 3%(14) 15%(60) 28%(113) 411 PID: Ind (no lean) 10%(29) 12%(34) 6%(17) 12%(34) 20%(60) 41%(119) 292 PID: Rep (no lean) 2%(7) 8%(28) 7%(25) 29%(95) 18%(58) 35%(116) 328 PID/Gender: Dem Men 26%(42) 28%(46) 6%(9) 6%(10) 12%(20) 22%(35) 163 PID/Gender: Dem Women 24%(61) 23%(57) 3%(8) 2%(4) 16%(40) 31%(78) 248 PID/Gender: Ind Men 11%(16) 16%(24) 5%(8) 18%(25) 16%(22) 33%(48) 143 PID/Gender: Ind Women 8%(13) 7%(10) 6%(9) 6%(9) 25%(37) 47%(71) 149 PID/Gender: Rep Men 4%(6) 10%(17) 8%(14) 35%(59) 16%(27) 27%(46) 169 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (1) 7%(11) 7%(11) 22%(35) 20%(32) 44%(71) 160 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 27%(90) 25%(83) 4%(14) 3%(10) 14%(44) 27%(87) 329 Ideo: Moderate (4) 15%(41) 18%(49) 4%(12) 7%(18) 22%(60) 34%(92) 272 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 2%(8) 9%(32) 9%(33) 31%(114) 16%(58) 33%(118) 363 Educ: < College 9%(61) 12%(78) 5%(30) 13%(84) 20%(130) 41%(269) 653 Educ: Bachelors degree 16%(38) 22%(54) 8%(20) 17%(42) 13%(31) 25%(60) 246 Educ: Post-grad 30%(39) 25%(33) 6%(8) 13%(17) 13%(17) 14%(18) 132 Income: Under 50k 11%(63) 12%(64) 5%(30) 12%(66) 19%(103) 41%(228) 554 Income: 50k-100k 14%(45) 17%(53) 5%(17) 16%(52) 19%(60) 28%(90) 318 Income: 100k+ 19%(31) 30%(49) 7%(11) 15%(25) 9%(15) 18%(29) 160 Ethnicity: White 14%(119) 16%(133) 6%(51) 15%(129) 17%(146) 32%(269) 847 Ethnicity: Hispanic 10%(9) 11%(10) 5%(5) 9%(9) 21%(20) 45%(43) 96 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_22: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Pete Buttigieg Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 13%(139) 16%(165) 6%(58) 14%(143) 17%(178) 34%(348) 1031 Ethnicity: Black 13%(16) 18%(23) 4%(4) 8%(10) 16%(20) 40%(50) 124 Ethnicity: Other 5%(3) 16%(10) 5%(3) 6%(3) 20%(12) 47%(29) 61 All Christian 16%(78) 16%(79) 8%(37) 20%(97) 17%(81) 24%(115) 486 All Non-Christian 28%(14) 22%(11) 2%(1) 11%(5) 10%(5) 27%(14) 50 Atheist 21%(11) 32%(16) 11%(6) 6%(3) 9%(4) 21%(11) 51 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 12%(31) 18%(46) 5%(13) 8%(21) 18%(48) 39%(104) 263 Something Else 3%(6) 7%(13) 1%(2) 9%(17) 22%(40) 58%(105) 182 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 24%(15) 17%(11) 5%(3) 13%(8) 10%(6) 32%(20) 62 Evangelical 6%(18) 11%(32) 6%(18) 21%(61) 18%(52) 37%(107) 288 Non-Evangelical 18%(64) 16%(57) 5%(19) 14%(49) 18%(67) 29%(107) 362 Community: Urban 14%(42) 22%(64) 6%(17) 7%(21) 15%(45) 35%(100) 289 Community: Suburban 14%(68) 15%(72) 5%(26) 16%(75) 18%(85) 33%(159) 485 Community: Rural 11%(29) 12%(30) 6%(15) 18%(46) 19%(48) 34%(88) 257 Employ: Private Sector 14%(44) 22%(71) 6%(21) 14%(46) 15%(49) 28%(91) 321 Employ: Government 10%(6) 16%(10) 7%(4) 12%(8) 11%(7) 44%(28) 63 Employ: Self-Employed 14%(11) 12%(9) 6%(5) 15%(12) 17%(13) 36%(28) 78 Employ: Homemaker 8%(5) 3%(2) 10%(7) 14%(9) 27%(17) 38%(24) 63 Employ: Retired 20%(51) 17%(44) 6%(16) 19%(49) 22%(58) 17%(45) 262 Employ: Unemployed 9%(13) 9%(12) 3%(5) 9%(13) 17%(25) 53%(77) 146 Employ: Other 9%(5) 19%(11) — (0) 9%(5) 5%(3) 57%(31) 55 Military HH: Yes 10%(17) 16%(28) 5%(9) 22%(38) 23%(39) 24%(42) 173 Military HH: No 14%(122) 16%(137) 6%(50) 12%(105) 16%(139) 36%(306) 858 RD/WT: Right Direction 8%(22) 16%(48) 8%(23) 24%(69) 12%(34) 33%(97) 293 RD/WT: Wrong Track 16%(116) 16%(118) 5%(36) 10%(74) 20%(144) 34%(250) 738 Trump Job Approve 2%(8) 6%(22) 7%(29) 29%(120) 16%(65) 40%(162) 408 Trump Job Disapprove 22%(130) 24%(142) 5%(27) 4%(22) 18%(109) 28%(170) 600 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(6) 4%(11) 8%(20) 35%(91) 11%(29) 38%(98) 255 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 1%(2) 7%(11) 6%(9) 19%(29) 24%(37) 42%(64) 153 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 2%(2) 14%(15) 7%(8) 8%(8) 27%(28) 42%(44) 105 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 26%(128) 26%(127) 4%(19) 3%(14) 16%(81) 26%(126) 495 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_22: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Pete Buttigieg Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 13%(139) 16%(165) 6%(58) 14%(143) 17%(178) 34%(348) 1031 Favorable of Trump 3%(10) 6%(25) 8%(31) 29%(118) 16%(65) 38%(153) 402 Unfavorable of Trump 21%(128) 23%(140) 4%(27) 4%(25) 18%(106) 30%(181) 607 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(7) 4%(10) 7%(16) 38%(93) 11%(27) 38%(92) 245 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 2%(3) 9%(15) 9%(15) 16%(25) 24%(38) 39%(61) 157 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(1) 10%(9) 7%(6) 9%(8) 31%(26) 41%(35) 84 Very Unfavorable of Trump 24%(127) 25%(131) 4%(21) 3%(17) 15%(81) 28%(146) 523 #1 Issue: Economy 8%(31) 14%(55) 4%(16) 18%(69) 17%(66) 38%(147) 385 #1 Issue: Security 5%(5) 8%(8) 12%(12) 26%(26) 23%(23) 26%(26) 100 #1 Issue: Health Care 21%(39) 20%(38) 5%(9) 4%(8) 16%(29) 34%(65) 189 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 20%(29) 14%(20) 6%(9) 14%(21) 22%(32) 25%(36) 147 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 6%(4) 23%(15) 2%(1) 7%(4) 13%(8) 50%(32) 64 #1 Issue: Other 24%(16) 25%(17) 4%(3) 13%(9) 15%(10) 19%(13) 67 2018 House Vote: Democrat 31%(114) 26%(96) 6%(21) 3%(10) 14%(52) 21%(77) 369 2018 House Vote: Republican 4%(10) 8%(25) 8%(24) 36%(105) 16%(46) 28%(80) 289 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 31%(110) 25%(89) 5%(16) 3%(10) 12%(42) 25%(88) 355 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 3%(11) 8%(27) 8%(27) 31%(104) 19%(65) 31%(106) 339 2016 Vote: Other 11%(7) 17%(11) 9%(6) 14%(9) 22%(14) 27%(17) 64 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(10) 14%(38) 3%(9) 7%(20) 21%(58) 50%(137) 272 Voted in 2014: Yes 19%(117) 17%(104) 6%(35) 19%(117) 15%(92) 25%(152) 617 Voted in 2014: No 5%(21) 15%(61) 6%(23) 6%(26) 21%(86) 47%(196) 414 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 27%(119) 22%(98) 4%(18) 5%(23) 16%(71) 25%(110) 438 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 3%(7) 10%(24) 7%(18) 33%(83) 21%(52) 26%(64) 249 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(11) 13%(41) 6%(18) 9%(27) 17%(55) 52%(164) 317 4-Region: Northeast 16%(29) 18%(33) 6%(11) 7%(14) 18%(33) 35%(63) 183 4-Region: Midwest 15%(36) 13%(31) 4%(10) 17%(39) 14%(33) 36%(83) 233 4-Region: South 12%(44) 11%(41) 5%(20) 17%(67) 21%(81) 34%(131) 383 4-Region: West 13%(29) 26%(60) 7%(17) 10%(23) 14%(32) 30%(70) 232 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 24%(116) 25%(120) 5%(22) 3%(15) 15%(72) 28%(135) 479 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 2%(9) 8%(30) 8%(31) 28%(112) 18%(69) 36%(143) 393 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_23: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Keisha Lance Bottoms Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 7%(76) 8%(80) 3%(28) 5%(54) 10%(103) 68%(713) 1055 Gender: Male 6%(28) 11%(55) 3%(17) 8%(39) 11%(55) 60%(293) 486 Gender: Female 8%(48) 5%(26) 2%(11) 3%(15) 9%(49) 74%(420) 569 Age: 18-34 5%(14) 11%(27) 5%(14) 3%(8) 8%(20) 67%(173) 257 Age: 35-44 6%(9) 7%(10) 2%(4) 7%(11) 9%(14) 68%(104) 153 Age: 45-64 8%(31) 7%(27) 2%(6) 6%(24) 9%(36) 68%(260) 384 Age: 65+ 9%(23) 6%(15) 1%(4) 4%(11) 13%(33) 67%(176) 262 GenZers: 1997-2012 3%(3) 11%(9) 6%(5) — (0) 6%(5) 74%(64) 86 Millennials: 1981-1996 6%(15) 9%(23) 5%(12) 6%(15) 9%(23) 66%(171) 259 GenXers: 1965-1980 7%(20) 8%(21) 2%(4) 6%(16) 10%(26) 67%(178) 265 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 10%(39) 7%(26) 1%(4) 5%(21) 10%(42) 67%(266) 398 PID: Dem (no lean) 13%(57) 11%(47) 3%(12) 1%(6) 12%(51) 59%(251) 424 PID: Ind (no lean) 6%(17) 6%(18) 2%(5) 6%(18) 8%(23) 73%(219) 300 PID: Rep (no lean) 1%(2) 5%(15) 3%(11) 9%(31) 9%(30) 73%(242) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Men 11%(20) 15%(28) 4%(8) 3%(5) 13%(23) 54%(100) 184 PID/Gender: Dem Women 15%(37) 8%(19) 2%(4) — (1) 11%(27) 63%(152) 240 PID/Gender: Ind Men 6%(8) 10%(15) 3%(5) 9%(13) 10%(15) 62%(90) 147 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6%(9) 2%(3) — (0) 3%(5) 5%(8) 84%(129) 153 PID/Gender: Rep Men — (1) 7%(11) 3%(4) 14%(21) 10%(16) 66%(102) 156 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(2) 2%(4) 4%(7) 5%(9) 8%(14) 80%(140) 175 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 14%(45) 12%(39) 2%(6) 2%(6) 11%(37) 60%(198) 332 Ideo: Moderate (4) 9%(26) 9%(26) 2%(6) 4%(11) 11%(32) 64%(182) 283 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(6) 4%(14) 4%(15) 10%(37) 8%(29) 73%(273) 373 Educ: < College 5%(35) 7%(44) 2%(14) 4%(28) 11%(70) 71%(472) 662 Educ: Bachelors degree 9%(22) 9%(20) 4%(9) 7%(16) 6%(14) 66%(155) 236 Educ: Post-grad 13%(20) 10%(16) 3%(5) 6%(10) 12%(19) 55%(87) 157 Income: Under 50k 8%(44) 7%(37) 2%(14) 3%(15) 11%(62) 70%(396) 568 Income: 50k-100k 5%(18) 8%(26) 3%(9) 7%(24) 9%(31) 68%(228) 336 Income: 100k+ 10%(14) 11%(17) 3%(5) 10%(15) 7%(11) 59%(89) 152 Ethnicity: White 6%(51) 7%(56) 3%(22) 6%(47) 9%(78) 70%(596) 851 Ethnicity: Hispanic 8%(8) 9%(9) 8%(8) 7%(8) 14%(15) 55%(58) 107 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_23: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Keisha Lance Bottoms Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 7%(76) 8%(80) 3%(28) 5%(54) 10%(103) 68%(713) 1055 Ethnicity: Black 17%(24) 14%(19) 3%(4) 3%(4) 15%(21) 49%(70) 141 Ethnicity: Other 2%(1) 8%(5) 3%(2) 5%(3) 8%(5) 74%(47) 63 All Christian 8%(38) 7%(37) 3%(18) 7%(38) 10%(51) 64%(326) 508 Atheist 8%(4) 21%(11) — (0) 3%(2) 6%(3) 61%(32) 53 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 6%(16) 8%(20) 3%(9) 3%(9) 9%(24) 71%(188) 265 Something Else 6%(12) 2%(4) 1%(1) 2%(4) 11%(20) 78%(145) 187 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 12%(6) 17%(8) — (0) 4%(2) 10%(5) 57%(29) 51 Evangelical 5%(14) 6%(17) 4%(11) 7%(21) 9%(26) 71%(211) 300 Non-Evangelical 10%(36) 5%(19) 2%(8) 5%(21) 12%(43) 66%(250) 378 Community: Urban 10%(30) 10%(29) 2%(7) 4%(12) 11%(34) 63%(190) 302 Community: Suburban 8%(37) 7%(31) 3%(13) 5%(25) 9%(41) 68%(316) 464 Community: Rural 3%(10) 7%(20) 3%(7) 6%(17) 10%(28) 72%(207) 290 Employ: Private Sector 6%(19) 13%(40) 3%(9) 7%(23) 9%(29) 61%(189) 309 Employ: Government 11%(7) 8%(5) 5%(3) 5%(3) 8%(5) 63%(41) 66 Employ: Self-Employed 10%(7) 8%(6) 3%(3) 11%(8) 12%(9) 56%(41) 74 Employ: Homemaker 6%(4) 3%(2) 1%(1) 2%(1) 6%(5) 83%(64) 77 Employ: Retired 7%(19) 5%(15) 2%(7) 5%(14) 12%(35) 69%(197) 287 Employ: Unemployed 10%(14) 3%(5) 2%(3) 2%(3) 11%(15) 72%(104) 144 Employ: Other 6%(4) 6%(4) 1%(1) 3%(2) 3%(2) 80%(46) 58 Military HH: Yes 7%(13) 6%(11) 1%(3) 9%(17) 8%(17) 69%(136) 197 Military HH: No 7%(64) 8%(69) 3%(25) 4%(37) 10%(87) 67%(577) 858 RD/WT: Right Direction 4%(12) 10%(27) 5%(15) 7%(19) 8%(23) 65%(182) 278 RD/WT: Wrong Track 8%(65) 7%(53) 2%(13) 4%(35) 10%(80) 68%(531) 777 Trump Job Approve 1%(4) 4%(18) 4%(16) 11%(45) 7%(30) 73%(303) 416 Trump Job Disapprove 12%(72) 10%(61) 2%(11) 1%(8) 11%(69) 64%(390) 612 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(4) 3%(8) 4%(10) 12%(32) 6%(17) 73%(196) 268 Trump Job Somewhat Approve — (0) 6%(9) 4%(6) 9%(13) 9%(14) 72%(106) 148 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 2%(2) 11%(10) 5%(4) 3%(2) 15%(14) 64%(58) 91 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 14%(70) 10%(51) 1%(7) 1%(6) 11%(55) 64%(332) 522 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_23: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Keisha Lance Bottoms Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 7%(76) 8%(80) 3%(28) 5%(54) 10%(103) 68%(713) 1055 Favorable of Trump 2%(7) 4%(16) 4%(17) 10%(42) 7%(27) 73%(300) 410 Unfavorable of Trump 11%(68) 10%(64) 2%(10) 2%(11) 11%(69) 64%(399) 622 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(4) 3%(8) 3%(9) 13%(35) 6%(15) 73%(192) 264 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 2%(3) 6%(9) 5%(8) 5%(7) 8%(12) 74%(108) 147 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 1%(1) 12%(10) 3%(3) 6%(5) 14%(12) 65%(54) 84 Very Unfavorable of Trump 13%(67) 10%(54) 1%(8) 1%(6) 11%(57) 64%(345) 538 #1 Issue: Economy 6%(21) 8%(32) 3%(11) 6%(23) 9%(34) 68%(253) 374 #1 Issue: Security 4%(4) 6%(6) 6%(6) 15%(16) 7%(7) 63%(66) 105 #1 Issue: Health Care 13%(25) 8%(15) 1%(2) 1%(2) 11%(20) 66%(125) 188 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 8%(13) 5%(8) — (0) 5%(8) 9%(16) 73%(125) 170 #1 Issue: Other 7%(6) 7%(6) 3%(3) 1%(1) 13%(11) 69%(59) 85 2018 House Vote: Democrat 16%(65) 12%(48) 2%(10) 2%(7) 11%(45) 58%(239) 413 2018 House Vote: Republican 1%(2) 6%(19) 4%(11) 12%(36) 9%(26) 69%(207) 302 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 17%(64) 11%(43) 2%(7) 1%(4) 11%(40) 59%(227) 386 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 1%(5) 5%(18) 4%(14) 11%(41) 8%(30) 70%(250) 358 2016 Vote: Other 2%(2) 10%(7) — (0) 3%(2) 12%(9) 73%(56) 76 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(6) 5%(13) 3%(7) 3%(7) 10%(23) 77%(181) 235 Voted in 2014: Yes 9%(61) 8%(56) 2%(16) 6%(43) 9%(61) 64%(429) 667 Voted in 2014: No 4%(15) 6%(24) 3%(11) 3%(11) 11%(42) 73%(284) 388 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 13%(62) 10%(49) 2%(10) 3%(15) 11%(52) 61%(294) 482 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2%(6) 4%(12) 2%(6) 11%(30) 9%(24) 72%(194) 271 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 3%(8) 7%(20) 4%(11) 3%(7) 9%(26) 74%(202) 274 4-Region: Northeast 7%(13) 9%(17) 4%(6) 3%(6) 12%(21) 66%(121) 183 4-Region: Midwest 5%(12) 4%(9) 3%(6) 6%(14) 8%(19) 74%(175) 235 4-Region: South 8%(32) 10%(38) 3%(11) 7%(26) 11%(46) 62%(249) 403 4-Region: West 8%(19) 7%(17) 2%(4) 3%(8) 7%(17) 72%(168) 234 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 13%(67) 11%(57) 2%(12) 1%(6) 12%(58) 60%(300) 500 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(2) 5%(20) 3%(14) 10%(39) 8%(32) 74%(295) 401 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_24: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Eric Garcetti Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(29) 7%(74) 3%(30) 7%(70) 12%(121) 68%(700) 1023 Gender: Male 3%(14) 9%(47) 5%(24) 10%(49) 14%(69) 60%(306) 509 Gender: Female 3%(15) 5%(26) 1%(6) 4%(22) 10%(52) 77%(394) 514 Age: 18-34 3%(8) 6%(15) 5%(14) 6%(15) 11%(29) 69%(183) 265 Age: 35-44 3%(4) 5%(8) 4%(6) 5%(8) 13%(19) 70%(104) 148 Age: 45-64 2%(6) 9%(33) 3%(10) 8%(30) 13%(46) 66%(244) 369 Age: 65+ 4%(11) 7%(18) — (0) 7%(18) 11%(27) 70%(169) 241 GenZers: 1997-2012 2%(1) 1%(1) 3%(2) 2%(1) 10%(8) 83%(67) 81 Millennials: 1981-1996 3%(9) 7%(19) 6%(17) 6%(17) 11%(31) 66%(181) 274 GenXers: 1965-1980 2%(5) 10%(24) 2%(6) 7%(17) 14%(35) 66%(169) 256 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 3%(10) 8%(29) 1%(5) 8%(28) 12%(43) 68%(251) 367 PID: Dem (no lean) 5%(20) 13%(53) 3%(11) 3%(12) 11%(46) 66%(270) 412 PID: Ind (no lean) 2%(5) 3%(9) 3%(7) 6%(15) 12%(33) 74%(198) 268 PID: Rep (no lean) 1%(3) 3%(12) 3%(12) 13%(44) 12%(42) 68%(232) 344 PID/Gender: Dem Men 4%(7) 20%(35) 4%(8) 3%(6) 15%(27) 54%(96) 178 PID/Gender: Dem Women 6%(14) 8%(18) 1%(3) 2%(6) 8%(19) 75%(174) 233 PID/Gender: Ind Men 3%(4) 3%(4) 5%(6) 8%(10) 13%(17) 68%(89) 130 PID/Gender: Ind Women 1%(1) 3%(4) 1%(1) 4%(5) 12%(16) 79%(109) 137 PID/Gender: Rep Men 1%(3) 4%(8) 5%(10) 16%(32) 13%(26) 61%(121) 200 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (0) 3%(4) 1%(2) 8%(11) 11%(16) 77%(111) 144 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 5%(16) 10%(31) 2%(7) 4%(12) 14%(44) 65%(206) 316 Ideo: Moderate (4) 3%(8) 9%(25) 3%(7) 2%(6) 11%(30) 73%(208) 285 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(4) 5%(18) 4%(15) 14%(51) 11%(40) 64%(231) 358 Educ: < College 2%(10) 4%(27) 2%(14) 5%(33) 12%(79) 74%(474) 637 Educ: Bachelors degree 5%(13) 10%(25) 3%(8) 9%(24) 10%(26) 62%(155) 252 Educ: Post-grad 4%(6) 16%(21) 6%(8) 10%(14) 12%(16) 53%(71) 134 Income: Under 50k 3%(15) 5%(30) 3%(14) 5%(30) 12%(65) 72%(403) 557 Income: 50k-100k 2%(7) 8%(25) 3%(9) 7%(23) 12%(37) 68%(218) 319 Income: 100k+ 5%(7) 13%(18) 5%(7) 12%(18) 12%(18) 53%(79) 147 Ethnicity: White 2%(19) 6%(51) 3%(21) 8%(62) 12%(94) 70%(565) 812 Ethnicity: Hispanic 6%(6) 6%(6) 8%(7) 9%(8) 16%(15) 54%(49) 90 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_24: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Eric Garcetti Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(29) 7%(74) 3%(30) 7%(70) 12%(121) 68%(700) 1023 Ethnicity: Black 5%(7) 12%(18) 5%(7) 3%(4) 14%(19) 61%(88) 143 Ethnicity: Other 4%(3) 8%(5) 2%(1) 7%(4) 11%(8) 69%(47) 68 All Christian 4%(18) 8%(39) 2%(10) 9%(43) 13%(60) 64%(307) 478 Atheist 5%(2) 9%(5) 5%(3) 5%(3) 15%(8) 62%(33) 52 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 3%(7) 7%(18) 2%(6) 6%(15) 12%(31) 70%(182) 258 Something Else — (0) 2%(4) 4%(8) 3%(7) 9%(17) 81%(156) 192 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 3%(1) 16%(8) 7%(3) 6%(3) 12%(6) 56%(28) 50 Evangelical 2%(6) 8%(23) 3%(9) 7%(20) 9%(25) 71%(202) 285 Non-Evangelical 3%(12) 5%(18) 2%(9) 8%(30) 14%(51) 68%(253) 373 Community: Urban 5%(13) 10%(29) 4%(12) 5%(14) 11%(32) 64%(177) 276 Community: Suburban 3%(13) 7%(33) 3%(12) 8%(36) 11%(54) 69%(326) 475 Community: Rural 1%(3) 4%(12) 2%(6) 7%(20) 13%(35) 72%(196) 272 Employ: Private Sector 3%(10) 10%(35) 6%(19) 7%(25) 12%(39) 62%(206) 333 Employ: Government 2%(1) 7%(4) 3%(2) 9%(5) 12%(7) 67%(37) 56 Employ: Self-Employed 2%(1) 3%(2) 3%(2) 11%(8) 18%(14) 64%(49) 77 Employ: Homemaker — (0) 1%(1) 1%(1) 5%(2) 11%(6) 82%(44) 53 Employ: Retired 4%(10) 8%(21) 1%(2) 8%(22) 11%(27) 68%(177) 260 Employ: Unemployed 2%(3) 3%(5) 1%(2) 4%(6) 12%(18) 78%(116) 149 Employ: Other 4%(2) 9%(5) — (0) 4%(2) 13%(8) 70%(42) 59 Military HH: Yes 3%(5) 6%(11) 2%(4) 9%(16) 10%(18) 71%(128) 180 Military HH: No 3%(24) 7%(63) 3%(26) 7%(55) 12%(103) 68%(572) 843 RD/WT: Right Direction 4%(10) 7%(19) 4%(12) 14%(41) 11%(32) 60%(169) 283 RD/WT: Wrong Track 2%(18) 7%(55) 2%(18) 4%(30) 12%(88) 72%(531) 740 Trump Job Approve 1%(4) 3%(11) 4%(17) 14%(57) 11%(46) 68%(287) 423 Trump Job Disapprove 4%(24) 11%(62) 2%(13) 2%(13) 12%(73) 68%(399) 585 Trump Job Strongly Approve 1%(3) 2%(6) 4%(11) 16%(46) 10%(27) 66%(183) 276 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 1%(1) 4%(5) 4%(5) 8%(12) 13%(19) 71%(105) 146 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 2%(2) 12%(12) 3%(3) 3%(3) 12%(12) 68%(69) 102 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 5%(22) 10%(50) 2%(10) 2%(10) 13%(61) 68%(330) 483 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_24: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Eric Garcetti Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(29) 7%(74) 3%(30) 7%(70) 12%(121) 68%(700) 1023 Favorable of Trump 1%(4) 4%(15) 4%(16) 14%(56) 11%(46) 67%(275) 413 Unfavorable of Trump 4%(23) 10%(58) 2%(14) 2%(14) 12%(71) 70%(413) 593 Very Favorable of Trump 1%(3) 2%(5) 3%(9) 16%(44) 11%(29) 67%(179) 269 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 1%(1) 7%(10) 5%(8) 8%(11) 12%(18) 67%(96) 144 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 1%(1) 9%(7) 4%(4) 6%(5) 12%(10) 67%(56) 83 Very Unfavorable of Trump 4%(22) 10%(51) 2%(10) 2%(9) 12%(62) 70%(357) 511 #1 Issue: Economy 2%(8) 6%(22) 3%(13) 9%(35) 12%(47) 68%(265) 390 #1 Issue: Security 3%(3) 5%(5) 2%(2) 16%(15) 8%(7) 66%(62) 94 #1 Issue: Health Care 5%(11) 8%(17) 3%(7) 3%(6) 14%(27) 66%(130) 196 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 3%(4) 5%(8) — (1) 4%(6) 10%(16) 77%(117) 151 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues — (0) 8%(5) 4%(2) 4%(2) 9%(5) 74%(40) 54 #1 Issue: Other 1%(1) 13%(10) 2%(1) 10%(7) 9%(7) 65%(47) 72 2018 House Vote: Democrat 6%(23) 14%(53) 3%(11) 3%(11) 11%(44) 63%(241) 383 2018 House Vote: Republican 1%(3) 3%(8) 5%(14) 15%(46) 12%(35) 65%(197) 303 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 6%(22) 15%(54) 3%(12) 2%(7) 11%(43) 63%(235) 373 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 1%(3) 3%(10) 3%(10) 15%(52) 12%(41) 67%(237) 353 2016 Vote: Other 2%(1) 5%(3) 3%(2) 5%(3) 10%(6) 73%(39) 53 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(3) 3%(7) 2%(6) 3%(8) 13%(31) 77%(188) 243 Voted in 2014: Yes 4%(23) 9%(58) 4%(23) 8%(54) 12%(75) 64%(415) 648 Voted in 2014: No 2%(6) 4%(16) 2%(7) 4%(16) 12%(46) 76%(285) 376 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 5%(24) 11%(52) 2%(12) 3%(15) 11%(51) 68%(319) 472 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 1%(2) 3%(8) 4%(9) 16%(39) 12%(28) 65%(158) 244 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(2) 5%(14) 3%(9) 5%(14) 14%(39) 72%(201) 279 4-Region: Northeast 4%(8) 4%(8) 4%(7) 1%(2) 13%(24) 73%(135) 184 4-Region: Midwest 1%(2) 4%(10) 2%(5) 8%(19) 11%(27) 75%(183) 245 4-Region: South 3%(11) 6%(22) 2%(7) 8%(28) 14%(50) 68%(248) 367 4-Region: West 3%(7) 15%(33) 5%(12) 9%(21) 9%(20) 59%(133) 227 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 4%(21) 12%(58) 3%(14) 2%(12) 12%(56) 67%(319) 479 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(3) 4%(14) 3%(13) 13%(54) 12%(48) 67%(271) 403 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_25: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Randi Weingarten Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 2%(21) 4%(43) 2%(18) 4%(41) 11%(117) 77%(791) 1031 Gender: Male 3%(15) 6%(28) 3%(13) 5%(26) 11%(54) 72%(345) 481 Gender: Female 1%(7) 3%(15) 1%(5) 3%(14) 11%(63) 81%(446) 550 Age: 18-34 2%(4) 7%(18) 2%(4) 4%(11) 10%(26) 75%(187) 250 Age: 35-44 2%(3) 5%(8) 5%(9) 3%(5) 10%(15) 75%(117) 157 Age: 45-64 1%(4) 4%(13) 1%(5) 4%(14) 12%(44) 78%(283) 363 Age: 65+ 4%(10) 2%(4) — (1) 4%(11) 12%(32) 78%(203) 261 GenZers: 1997-2012 — (0) 1%(1) 2%(2) 4%(3) 13%(11) 80%(65) 81 Millennials: 1981-1996 3%(7) 8%(20) 3%(9) 4%(10) 10%(26) 73%(190) 261 GenXers: 1965-1980 1%(3) 5%(14) 3%(7) 3%(7) 10%(26) 78%(203) 261 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 2%(9) 2%(9) — (1) 5%(20) 13%(49) 77%(298) 386 PID: Dem (no lean) 4%(17) 6%(23) 2%(9) 3%(10) 11%(43) 75%(303) 404 PID: Ind (no lean) 1%(3) 3%(8) 1%(3) 2%(6) 12%(34) 80%(226) 281 PID: Rep (no lean) — (2) 3%(12) 2%(6) 7%(24) 12%(40) 76%(261) 345 PID/Gender: Dem Men 7%(12) 9%(15) 4%(6) 5%(9) 10%(17) 66%(116) 175 PID/Gender: Dem Women 2%(5) 3%(8) 1%(3) 1%(1) 11%(26) 81%(187) 230 PID/Gender: Ind Men 1%(1) 5%(7) 2%(2) 2%(3) 15%(19) 75%(100) 132 PID/Gender: Ind Women 1%(2) 1%(2) — (1) 2%(3) 10%(15) 85%(127) 149 PID/Gender: Rep Men 1%(2) 4%(6) 3%(5) 8%(15) 10%(18) 74%(129) 174 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (0) 3%(6) 1%(1) 6%(10) 13%(22) 77%(132) 171 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 5%(18) 6%(19) 2%(5) 2%(7) 9%(32) 76%(256) 336 Ideo: Moderate (4) — (1) 4%(11) 3%(7) 2%(5) 15%(39) 77%(205) 268 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(2) 4%(13) 2%(6) 8%(28) 11%(41) 76%(277) 366 Educ: < College — (3) 3%(17) 1%(9) 4%(27) 12%(73) 80%(505) 634 Educ: Bachelors degree 4%(10) 4%(10) 2%(6) 4%(9) 11%(25) 75%(179) 239 Educ: Post-grad 5%(8) 11%(17) 2%(4) 3%(5) 12%(19) 67%(106) 159 Income: Under 50k 1%(6) 2%(11) 1%(6) 4%(23) 10%(52) 81%(422) 519 Income: 50k-100k 1%(4) 4%(15) 2%(7) 3%(10) 13%(44) 76%(260) 341 Income: 100k+ 7%(11) 10%(17) 3%(5) 5%(8) 12%(21) 64%(109) 171 Ethnicity: White 2%(17) 4%(31) 1%(12) 4%(35) 12%(98) 77%(651) 844 Ethnicity: Hispanic 1%(1) 8%(8) 3%(3) 3%(3) 15%(15) 70%(69) 99 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_25: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Randi Weingarten Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 2%(21) 4%(43) 2%(18) 4%(41) 11%(117) 77%(791) 1031 Ethnicity: Black 3%(4) 6%(8) 2%(3) 2%(3) 11%(14) 75%(101) 134 Ethnicity: Other — (0) 6%(3) 6%(3) 6%(3) 10%(5) 72%(39) 53 All Christian 3%(15) 4%(18) 2%(10) 5%(25) 12%(60) 75%(374) 502 All Non-Christian 6%(3) 13%(7) 4%(2) 1%(1) 17%(9) 59%(32) 55 Atheist — (0) 8%(4) 3%(2) — (0) 15%(8) 73%(38) 51 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 1%(3) 3%(8) 1%(2) 4%(9) 8%(19) 83%(207) 248 Something Else — (0) 3%(5) 2%(3) 3%(6) 12%(21) 80%(140) 175 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 6%(3) 12%(7) 4%(2) 1%(1) 17%(10) 62%(38) 62 Evangelical 2%(7) 5%(14) 3%(10) 5%(14) 10%(31) 75%(222) 298 Non-Evangelical 2%(8) 2%(8) — (2) 5%(17) 13%(48) 77%(281) 364 Community: Urban 4%(12) 8%(23) 3%(9) 2%(5) 13%(37) 70%(203) 290 Community: Suburban 1%(6) 2%(11) 1%(5) 4%(18) 12%(55) 80%(381) 476 Community: Rural 1%(3) 3%(8) 2%(5) 6%(17) 10%(25) 78%(207) 265 Employ: Private Sector 3%(8) 8%(23) 3%(10) 4%(12) 8%(25) 74%(223) 302 Employ: Government 4%(3) 5%(4) 5%(4) 3%(2) 18%(15) 65%(51) 79 Employ: Self-Employed 3%(2) 3%(2) 1%(1) 4%(3) 16%(12) 73%(56) 77 Employ: Homemaker — (0) 2%(2) — (0) 4%(2) 7%(4) 87%(53) 61 Employ: Retired 2%(7) 2%(4) 1%(2) 5%(13) 13%(36) 78%(216) 277 Employ: Unemployed — (0) 3%(4) — (0) 2%(3) 12%(15) 83%(108) 131 Employ: Other 2%(1) 4%(2) 2%(1) 5%(3) 6%(4) 82%(48) 59 Military HH: Yes 3%(6) 3%(6) 3%(6) 5%(10) 10%(19) 75%(138) 184 Military HH: No 2%(16) 4%(37) 2%(13) 4%(31) 12%(98) 77%(653) 847 RD/WT: Right Direction 3%(8) 7%(19) 3%(9) 7%(20) 10%(28) 71%(200) 284 RD/WT: Wrong Track 2%(13) 3%(24) 1%(9) 3%(21) 12%(89) 79%(590) 747 Trump Job Approve 1%(4) 3%(13) 2%(8) 7%(29) 11%(44) 76%(310) 407 Trump Job Disapprove 3%(17) 5%(29) 2%(11) 2%(11) 12%(71) 77%(456) 595 Trump Job Strongly Approve — (1) 3%(7) 1%(3) 8%(22) 12%(33) 75%(200) 267 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(2) 4%(6) 3%(4) 5%(7) 8%(11) 78%(110) 141 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 1%(1) 10%(9) 4%(4) 4%(3) 16%(14) 65%(55) 86 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 3%(16) 4%(20) 1%(7) 2%(8) 11%(57) 79%(400) 509 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_25: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Randi Weingarten Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 2%(21) 4%(43) 2%(18) 4%(41) 11%(117) 77%(791) 1031 Favorable of Trump 1%(6) 4%(18) 1%(5) 7%(29) 11%(44) 75%(308) 410 Unfavorable of Trump 3%(16) 4%(25) 2%(13) 2%(11) 11%(66) 78%(472) 602 Very Favorable of Trump 1%(3) 4%(10) — (1) 8%(22) 12%(31) 75%(200) 267 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 2%(2) 6%(8) 3%(5) 5%(7) 9%(13) 75%(107) 143 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump — (0) 3%(2) 5%(4) 5%(3) 12%(9) 75%(55) 73 Very Unfavorable of Trump 3%(16) 4%(23) 2%(9) 2%(8) 11%(57) 79%(417) 529 #1 Issue: Economy 1%(4) 5%(18) 2%(6) 5%(19) 15%(57) 73%(288) 393 #1 Issue: Security 1%(1) 5%(4) 2%(2) 10%(9) 7%(6) 75%(66) 88 #1 Issue: Health Care 4%(7) 4%(8) 2%(4) — (1) 11%(23) 79%(156) 198 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 2%(3) 1%(2) 2%(3) 2%(3) 8%(11) 84%(119) 142 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 2%(1) 3%(2) 4%(2) 5%(3) 7%(4) 78%(44) 56 #1 Issue: Other 1%(1) 1%(1) — (0) 7%(5) 12%(9) 79%(61) 77 2018 House Vote: Democrat 5%(20) 7%(27) 2%(8) 2%(9) 11%(43) 73%(288) 395 2018 House Vote: Republican — (1) 3%(8) 1%(4) 8%(23) 12%(33) 76%(216) 285 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 5%(19) 7%(24) 3%(10) 2%(8) 12%(44) 71%(264) 370 2016 Vote: Donald Trump — (1) 3%(11) — (2) 8%(28) 12%(41) 75%(256) 340 2016 Vote: Other 2%(1) 2%(1) 1%(1) — (0) 14%(9) 81%(50) 62 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote — (0) 2%(6) 2%(6) 2%(5) 9%(23) 85%(220) 259 Voted in 2014: Yes 3%(18) 5%(33) 2%(12) 5%(30) 11%(67) 75%(476) 636 Voted in 2014: No 1%(3) 2%(10) 2%(6) 3%(11) 13%(50) 80%(315) 395 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 4%(18) 6%(28) 2%(9) 3%(15) 10%(47) 74%(341) 459 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney — (1) 3%(7) 1%(3) 6%(16) 13%(31) 77%(190) 247 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(2) 2%(7) 2%(7) 3%(8) 13%(38) 79%(232) 295 4-Region: Northeast 3%(6) 7%(12) 2%(4) 3%(5) 13%(23) 73%(133) 183 4-Region: Midwest 2%(6) 3%(8) 2%(5) 5%(12) 9%(22) 79%(194) 247 4-Region: South 2%(6) 3%(12) 2%(7) 4%(17) 11%(42) 78%(305) 389 4-Region: West 2%(4) 5%(11) 2%(3) 3%(7) 14%(30) 75%(159) 213 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 4%(18) 6%(26) 2%(9) 2%(10) 12%(56) 75%(361) 480 Party: Republican/Leans Republican — (2) 3%(13) 2%(7) 6%(26) 11%(45) 77%(310) 403 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_26: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Jay Inslee Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(42) 7%(78) 3%(34) 6%(61) 13%(140) 66%(691) 1046 Gender: Male 5%(24) 11%(54) 5%(27) 8%(40) 17%(84) 55%(279) 507 Gender: Female 3%(18) 5%(24) 1%(7) 4%(21) 10%(57) 76%(412) 539 Age: 18-34 1%(2) 11%(28) 4%(9) 6%(16) 10%(26) 69%(178) 259 Age: 35-44 5%(9) 7%(12) 5%(9) 6%(11) 10%(18) 67%(118) 176 Age: 45-64 5%(18) 7%(25) 3%(11) 5%(20) 15%(59) 66%(252) 384 Age: 65+ 6%(13) 6%(13) 2%(5) 7%(16) 16%(38) 63%(143) 228 GenZers: 1997-2012 — (0) 7%(6) 3%(3) 2%(2) 10%(8) 78%(64) 82 Millennials: 1981-1996 3%(7) 10%(28) 5%(13) 8%(22) 9%(26) 66%(186) 283 GenXers: 1965-1980 5%(13) 8%(20) 3%(8) 4%(11) 15%(39) 66%(178) 269 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 5%(19) 6%(21) 2%(9) 7%(26) 16%(62) 64%(242) 379 PID: Dem (no lean) 8%(31) 13%(51) 3%(13) 1%(6) 16%(62) 59%(233) 396 PID: Ind (no lean) 2%(7) 5%(13) 3%(10) 3%(10) 16%(46) 71%(209) 296 PID: Rep (no lean) 1%(4) 4%(14) 3%(11) 13%(45) 9%(33) 70%(248) 355 PID/Gender: Dem Men 9%(16) 19%(33) 5%(9) 2%(4) 19%(33) 46%(81) 176 PID/Gender: Dem Women 7%(15) 8%(18) 2%(4) 1%(2) 13%(29) 69%(153) 220 PID/Gender: Ind Men 3%(5) 8%(12) 6%(9) 4%(5) 21%(29) 58%(82) 142 PID/Gender: Ind Women 1%(2) 1%(2) 1%(1) 3%(5) 11%(17) 83%(127) 154 PID/Gender: Rep Men 2%(3) 5%(9) 5%(9) 16%(31) 11%(22) 61%(116) 190 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(2) 3%(5) 1%(2) 8%(14) 7%(11) 80%(132) 165 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 9%(28) 13%(40) 4%(12) 2%(6) 17%(53) 56%(176) 314 Ideo: Moderate (4) 3%(8) 9%(25) 3%(8) 2%(7) 15%(45) 68%(199) 291 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 2%(7) 4%(14) 4%(14) 12%(47) 9%(35) 69%(258) 374 Educ: < College 2%(17) 6%(38) 3%(18) 7%(45) 13%(84) 70%(467) 668 Educ: Bachelors degree 4%(9) 8%(20) 5%(12) 4%(10) 15%(36) 64%(157) 244 Educ: Post-grad 12%(16) 15%(20) 3%(4) 5%(7) 16%(21) 50%(67) 134 Income: Under 50k 3%(15) 6%(34) 4%(21) 5%(26) 13%(69) 70%(385) 549 Income: 50k-100k 3%(10) 7%(23) 2%(8) 7%(25) 15%(50) 66%(230) 346 Income: 100k+ 12%(18) 14%(21) 3%(5) 7%(10) 14%(21) 51%(77) 152 Ethnicity: White 4%(36) 7%(63) 3%(26) 7%(58) 13%(112) 66%(561) 855 Ethnicity: Hispanic 1%(1) 12%(12) — (0) 4%(4) 15%(16) 68%(73) 106 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_26: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Jay Inslee Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(42) 7%(78) 3%(34) 6%(61) 13%(140) 66%(691) 1046 Ethnicity: Black 4%(5) 6%(8) 6%(7) 2%(2) 15%(18) 67%(83) 124 Ethnicity: Other 2%(1) 10%(7) 1%(1) 2%(1) 15%(10) 70%(47) 67 All Christian 5%(24) 9%(48) 3%(14) 7%(35) 15%(75) 62%(315) 511 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 3%(7) 7%(17) 4%(10) 5%(12) 11%(29) 70%(180) 256 Something Else 1%(2) 2%(4) 4%(7) 5%(9) 11%(20) 78%(145) 186 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 10%(5) 4%(2) 1%(1) 6%(3) 15%(8) 64%(34) 52 Evangelical 3%(10) 8%(25) 3%(10) 6%(18) 11%(32) 69%(205) 298 Non-Evangelical 4%(15) 6%(24) 3%(11) 7%(25) 16%(61) 65%(249) 385 Community: Urban 6%(17) 10%(30) 5%(15) 3%(9) 15%(45) 60%(176) 291 Community: Suburban 3%(16) 6%(29) 3%(14) 6%(30) 14%(69) 67%(321) 479 Community: Rural 3%(8) 7%(19) 2%(5) 8%(22) 10%(27) 70%(194) 276 Employ: Private Sector 5%(15) 13%(41) 4%(12) 6%(20) 12%(39) 61%(195) 321 Employ: Government 4%(3) 6%(5) 5%(3) 3%(2) 20%(14) 61%(44) 71 Employ: Self-Employed 6%(5) 2%(1) 6%(5) 8%(6) 20%(15) 57%(42) 74 Employ: Homemaker 2%(2) 3%(2) 2%(2) 9%(6) 9%(6) 76%(54) 72 Employ: Retired 5%(12) 6%(15) 2%(6) 8%(20) 16%(42) 63%(163) 257 Employ: Unemployed 3%(4) 6%(10) 3%(6) 4%(6) 10%(16) 75%(119) 159 Employ: Other 3%(2) 3%(2) 1%(1) 3%(2) 11%(7) 78%(45) 58 Military HH: Yes 2%(4) 9%(16) 2%(4) 9%(16) 14%(26) 63%(114) 180 Military HH: No 4%(37) 7%(62) 3%(30) 5%(45) 13%(115) 67%(577) 866 RD/WT: Right Direction 4%(12) 9%(27) 4%(12) 9%(27) 10%(29) 63%(187) 294 RD/WT: Wrong Track 4%(30) 7%(51) 3%(22) 5%(34) 15%(112) 67%(504) 752 Trump Job Approve 1%(6) 4%(16) 4%(16) 12%(53) 8%(35) 71%(311) 438 Trump Job Disapprove 6%(36) 11%(62) 3%(18) 1%(8) 17%(100) 62%(359) 583 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(5) 4%(11) 3%(9) 15%(43) 8%(22) 68%(195) 286 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 1%(1) 3%(5) 5%(7) 7%(11) 8%(13) 76%(116) 152 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 2%(2) 9%(9) 6%(6) 3%(3) 17%(17) 63%(63) 100 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 7%(34) 11%(53) 2%(12) 1%(6) 17%(83) 61%(296) 483 Favorable of Trump 1%(5) 5%(21) 4%(17) 12%(53) 9%(37) 69%(297) 431 Unfavorable of Trump 6%(37) 10%(57) 3%(17) 1%(8) 17%(99) 63%(373) 590 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_26: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Jay Inslee Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 4%(42) 7%(78) 3%(34) 6%(61) 13%(140) 66%(691) 1046 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(4) 3%(8) 3%(9) 17%(47) 8%(23) 67%(188) 280 Somewhat Favorable of Trump — (1) 8%(13) 5%(8) 4%(6) 10%(14) 72%(109) 151 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(2) 5%(4) 3%(3) 1%(1) 17%(14) 72%(61) 85 Very Unfavorable of Trump 7%(35) 10%(53) 3%(14) 1%(7) 17%(85) 62%(312) 506 #1 Issue: Economy 3%(10) 6%(26) 4%(16) 8%(33) 14%(59) 65%(263) 407 #1 Issue: Security 4%(4) 7%(7) 4%(4) 15%(15) 7%(7) 62%(64) 103 #1 Issue: Health Care 6%(11) 12%(23) 3%(6) 2%(4) 15%(30) 62%(120) 193 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 4%(6) 2%(3) 2%(2) 1%(2) 15%(22) 76%(112) 147 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 2%(1) 5%(3) — (0) 1%(1) 11%(6) 80%(44) 55 #1 Issue: Other 6%(4) 12%(8) 3%(2) 8%(5) 9%(6) 62%(39) 63 2018 House Vote: Democrat 10%(36) 15%(56) 3%(11) 1%(5) 18%(66) 53%(195) 369 2018 House Vote: Republican 1%(4) 3%(11) 4%(14) 14%(42) 12%(36) 65%(200) 306 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 10%(34) 17%(57) 2%(7) 1%(3) 18%(62) 53%(180) 343 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 2%(6) 4%(13) 5%(19) 12%(46) 12%(42) 66%(242) 368 2016 Vote: Other 2%(2) 3%(2) — (0) 5%(3) 16%(12) 74%(54) 73 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote — (1) 2%(6) 3%(8) 3%(9) 9%(25) 82%(214) 262 Voted in 2014: Yes 6%(39) 8%(54) 4%(24) 7%(46) 14%(92) 60%(387) 642 Voted in 2014: No 1%(3) 6%(24) 2%(10) 4%(15) 12%(49) 75%(304) 404 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 8%(37) 11%(51) 3%(14) 3%(11) 16%(70) 59%(259) 442 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 1%(3) 3%(7) 5%(13) 13%(34) 10%(27) 68%(181) 265 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote — (1) 6%(19) 2%(7) 5%(16) 13%(40) 74%(231) 313 4-Region: Northeast 5%(9) 8%(17) 3%(7) 2%(5) 16%(33) 65%(134) 204 4-Region: Midwest 2%(6) 7%(17) 1%(3) 9%(23) 14%(35) 66%(163) 248 4-Region: South 4%(14) 5%(21) 4%(13) 6%(23) 13%(48) 68%(256) 375 4-Region: West 6%(12) 11%(23) 5%(11) 5%(11) 11%(24) 63%(138) 219 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 8%(35) 13%(61) 4%(17) 1%(6) 17%(78) 58%(270) 467 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(5) 4%(15) 3%(13) 12%(48) 10%(42) 70%(292) 416 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_27: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Mary Nichols Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 2%(25) 5%(50) 2%(26) 1%(15) 13%(131) 77%(803) 1049 Gender: Male 3%(16) 8%(38) 3%(16) 3%(13) 12%(59) 71%(349) 492 Gender: Female 2%(9) 2%(12) 2%(10) — (2) 13%(72) 81%(453) 558 Age: 18-34 3%(8) 6%(17) 4%(11) 2%(5) 13%(37) 72%(204) 282 Age: 35-44 5%(7) 7%(11) 6%(9) 1%(1) 10%(15) 72%(109) 151 Age: 45-64 2%(9) 5%(20) 1%(4) 2%(6) 12%(48) 78%(301) 388 Age: 65+ 1%(1) 1%(2) 1%(2) 1%(2) 14%(32) 83%(189) 228 GenZers: 1997-2012 4%(4) — (0) 2%(2) — (0) 10%(9) 84%(77) 92 Millennials: 1981-1996 2%(6) 8%(24) 5%(14) 2%(5) 13%(39) 69%(201) 290 GenXers: 1965-1980 5%(12) 7%(17) 2%(6) 2%(6) 12%(29) 72%(182) 252 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 1%(4) 2%(8) 1%(4) 1%(3) 13%(50) 82%(307) 375 PID: Dem (no lean) 4%(16) 8%(32) 3%(12) 1%(3) 14%(57) 71%(296) 417 PID: Ind (no lean) 2%(6) 2%(6) 2%(5) — (1) 13%(40) 81%(237) 294 PID: Rep (no lean) 1%(3) 3%(11) 3%(9) 3%(11) 10%(35) 80%(269) 339 PID/Gender: Dem Men 5%(8) 13%(23) 4%(6) 2%(3) 14%(25) 63%(109) 174 PID/Gender: Dem Women 3%(8) 4%(9) 2%(6) — (0) 13%(32) 77%(187) 243 PID/Gender: Ind Men 4%(6) 4%(6) 3%(5) 1%(1) 13%(19) 75%(111) 147 PID/Gender: Ind Women — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 14%(21) 86%(127) 148 PID/Gender: Rep Men 1%(3) 5%(9) 3%(5) 5%(9) 9%(16) 76%(130) 171 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (1) 1%(2) 2%(4) 1%(2) 12%(20) 83%(139) 167 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 4%(12) 7%(23) 4%(14) 1%(3) 11%(37) 73%(245) 334 Ideo: Moderate (4) 4%(11) 3%(9) 2%(5) 1%(3) 19%(53) 71%(201) 282 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(2) 5%(18) 2%(7) 2%(8) 10%(35) 81%(294) 365 Educ: < College 2%(10) 3%(21) 2%(14) 1%(6) 15%(101) 77%(523) 675 Educ: Bachelors degree 3%(7) 7%(17) 3%(8) 2%(4) 7%(18) 78%(191) 246 Educ: Post-grad 6%(8) 9%(11) 3%(4) 3%(4) 10%(13) 69%(89) 128 Income: Under 50k 2%(12) 4%(20) 2%(13) 1%(6) 13%(73) 78%(439) 563 Income: 50k-100k 2%(7) 4%(12) 3%(9) 1%(4) 14%(48) 76%(254) 334 Income: 100k+ 4%(7) 12%(18) 3%(4) 3%(4) 7%(10) 72%(109) 153 Ethnicity: White 2%(15) 4%(36) 2%(18) 1%(10) 12%(101) 79%(674) 854 Ethnicity: Hispanic 3%(4) 4%(6) 3%(4) 2%(2) 23%(29) 65%(83) 128 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_27: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Mary Nichols Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 2%(25) 5%(50) 2%(26) 1%(15) 13%(131) 77%(803) 1049 Ethnicity: Black 5%(6) 9%(12) 4%(5) 3%(4) 15%(20) 63%(81) 127 Ethnicity: Other 6%(4) 3%(2) 3%(2) 1%(1) 16%(11) 71%(48) 68 All Christian 3%(17) 5%(26) 3%(14) 2%(9) 13%(66) 75%(388) 520 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 2%(6) 3%(7) 3%(7) 1%(4) 10%(27) 81%(213) 264 Something Else 1%(1) 3%(6) 2%(4) 1%(2) 15%(28) 77%(138) 179 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 2%(1) 12%(7) — (0) — (0) 14%(8) 72%(42) 59 Evangelical 3%(9) 8%(25) 4%(11) 3%(8) 13%(39) 70%(217) 310 Non-Evangelical 2%(8) 2%(6) 1%(5) 1%(3) 15%(54) 79%(297) 374 Community: Urban 4%(12) 11%(33) 3%(9) 1%(4) 13%(39) 66%(194) 291 Community: Suburban 2%(11) 2%(8) 2%(10) 1%(5) 12%(57) 81%(392) 481 Community: Rural 1%(2) 3%(9) 2%(6) 2%(6) 13%(36) 79%(218) 277 Employ: Private Sector 4%(12) 9%(28) 5%(16) 2%(6) 12%(38) 69%(226) 327 Employ: Government 3%(2) 8%(6) 2%(2) 1%(1) 10%(7) 76%(58) 76 Employ: Self-Employed 1%(1) 2%(1) 7%(5) 4%(3) 19%(15) 68%(52) 77 Employ: Homemaker — (0) 2%(2) 1%(1) — (0) 8%(6) 89%(60) 68 Employ: Retired 1%(4) 1%(3) 1%(2) 1%(2) 14%(34) 82%(202) 247 Employ: Unemployed 2%(3) 2%(4) — (0) 2%(3) 14%(21) 81%(125) 155 Employ: Other 5%(3) 10%(5) — (0) — (0) 7%(4) 79%(43) 54 Military HH: Yes 2%(3) 3%(6) 2%(3) 1%(2) 12%(20) 81%(139) 173 Military HH: No 3%(22) 5%(44) 3%(22) 1%(13) 13%(111) 76%(663) 876 RD/WT: Right Direction 4%(11) 8%(23) 5%(15) 2%(5) 11%(32) 71%(208) 295 RD/WT: Wrong Track 2%(14) 4%(27) 1%(10) 1%(10) 13%(99) 79%(595) 754 Trump Job Approve 1%(5) 4%(15) 3%(14) 2%(10) 11%(46) 79%(330) 420 Trump Job Disapprove 3%(21) 6%(33) 2%(12) 1%(4) 13%(81) 75%(450) 601 Trump Job Strongly Approve 1%(3) 4%(9) 3%(9) 3%(7) 11%(29) 79%(209) 266 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 1%(2) 3%(5) 3%(5) 1%(2) 11%(18) 79%(121) 153 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 2%(3) 10%(11) 3%(3) — (0) 16%(17) 69%(76) 110 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 4%(18) 5%(22) 2%(9) 1%(4) 13%(64) 76%(374) 491 Favorable of Trump 1%(5) 4%(18) 3%(11) 2%(10) 11%(45) 79%(329) 417 Unfavorable of Trump 3%(20) 5%(31) 2%(15) 1%(5) 13%(81) 75%(454) 606 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_27: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Mary Nichols Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 2%(25) 5%(50) 2%(26) 1%(15) 13%(131) 77%(803) 1049 Very Favorable of Trump 1%(3) 4%(9) 3%(7) 3%(8) 11%(29) 79%(210) 267 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 1%(2) 6%(8) 3%(4) 1%(2) 11%(16) 79%(118) 150 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(2) 8%(6) 7%(6) — (0) 16%(14) 68%(58) 86 Very Unfavorable of Trump 3%(18) 5%(24) 2%(9) 1%(5) 13%(68) 76%(396) 520 #1 Issue: Economy 1%(5) 4%(16) 2%(9) 1%(5) 15%(60) 76%(306) 401 #1 Issue: Security 1%(1) 12%(14) 2%(3) 4%(4) 9%(10) 73%(83) 114 #1 Issue: Health Care 4%(7) 6%(11) 3%(5) 1%(1) 13%(25) 75%(146) 196 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 2%(2) 2%(3) 1%(2) 1%(2) 8%(11) 86%(121) 141 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 5%(3) 5%(3) 4%(3) — (0) 15%(10) 71%(46) 64 #1 Issue: Other — (0) 1%(0) — (0) 3%(2) 10%(7) 87%(59) 68 2018 House Vote: Democrat 5%(18) 9%(33) 2%(8) 1%(4) 12%(47) 71%(268) 378 2018 House Vote: Republican 1%(2) 4%(12) 3%(10) 2%(5) 12%(35) 78%(235) 299 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 4%(16) 8%(31) 2%(9) 1%(3) 14%(53) 70%(257) 369 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 1%(3) 4%(14) 3%(10) 2%(9) 12%(43) 78%(275) 354 2016 Vote: Other — (0) 4%(2) — (0) — (0) 11%(6) 86%(48) 56 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(6) 1%(2) 3%(7) 1%(3) 11%(29) 83%(223) 270 Voted in 2014: Yes 3%(19) 6%(41) 2%(15) 1%(8) 11%(71) 76%(483) 638 Voted in 2014: No 2%(6) 2%(8) 3%(10) 2%(6) 15%(60) 78%(320) 411 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 4%(19) 7%(32) 2%(10) 1%(6) 13%(58) 72%(323) 448 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney — (1) 4%(11) 1%(3) 2%(6) 12%(29) 80%(198) 248 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(5) 2%(7) 4%(13) 1%(3) 13%(42) 78%(254) 324 4-Region: Northeast 4%(7) 5%(11) 2%(5) 1%(1) 13%(26) 74%(143) 192 4-Region: Midwest 2%(5) 5%(11) 2%(5) 1%(2) 10%(23) 81%(189) 234 4-Region: South 2%(6) 5%(18) 4%(14) 3%(11) 14%(55) 73%(287) 391 4-Region: West 3%(8) 4%(10) 1%(2) — (1) 12%(28) 79%(183) 232 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 4%(19) 7%(33) 2%(12) 1%(4) 15%(73) 71%(353) 494 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(3) 3%(14) 3%(12) 3%(11) 10%(42) 80%(323) 404 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_28: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Ernest Moniz Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(25) 5%(50) 2%(22) 3%(29) 10%(104) 77%(770) 1000 Gender: Male 4%(19) 6%(29) 4%(18) 5%(23) 12%(59) 69%(327) 476 Gender: Female 1%(7) 4%(21) 1%(4) 1%(6) 9%(45) 84%(443) 524 Age: 18-34 4%(10) 7%(20) 3%(8) 4%(11) 10%(27) 72%(196) 273 Age: 35-44 6%(8) 5%(7) 5%(8) 2%(3) 10%(14) 72%(104) 143 Age: 45-64 2%(8) 5%(18) 2%(5) 2%(8) 11%(39) 78%(274) 352 Age: 65+ — (0) 2%(5) — (1) 3%(6) 10%(23) 85%(196) 232 GenZers: 1997-2012 — (0) 8%(7) — (0) 1%(1) 14%(12) 78%(68) 87 Millennials: 1981-1996 5%(13) 6%(16) 5%(13) 5%(13) 8%(23) 71%(194) 272 GenXers: 1965-1980 4%(10) 6%(14) 3%(8) 2%(5) 12%(28) 73%(172) 237 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 1%(2) 4%(14) — (1) 3%(9) 10%(35) 83%(301) 362 PID: Dem (no lean) 4%(17) 10%(37) 2%(8) 1%(5) 11%(43) 71%(273) 383 PID: Ind (no lean) 1%(4) 1%(3) 2%(6) 3%(8) 10%(29) 82%(234) 285 PID: Rep (no lean) 1%(4) 3%(9) 3%(8) 5%(15) 10%(32) 79%(263) 332 PID/Gender: Dem Men 7%(11) 12%(19) 3%(6) 3%(5) 12%(20) 63%(103) 164 PID/Gender: Dem Women 3%(6) 8%(18) 1%(2) — (0) 10%(22) 78%(170) 219 PID/Gender: Ind Men 3%(3) 3%(3) 4%(6) 5%(7) 13%(17) 72%(95) 132 PID/Gender: Ind Women — (1) — (0) — (0) 1%(2) 8%(12) 91%(139) 153 PID/Gender: Rep Men 2%(4) 4%(7) 4%(7) 6%(11) 12%(22) 72%(129) 180 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (0) 2%(3) 1%(1) 3%(4) 7%(10) 88%(134) 152 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 4%(13) 8%(23) 2%(7) 2%(7) 10%(30) 74%(223) 303 Ideo: Moderate (4) 3%(8) 6%(16) 1%(4) 2%(5) 12%(33) 77%(214) 279 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(4) 3%(11) 3%(12) 5%(17) 10%(36) 77%(275) 355 Educ: < College 1%(9) 5%(33) 1%(9) 3%(17) 12%(76) 78%(501) 645 Educ: Bachelors degree 4%(9) 3%(6) 3%(6) 3%(6) 8%(18) 80%(185) 230 Educ: Post-grad 6%(7) 8%(11) 5%(7) 5%(6) 8%(10) 68%(84) 125 Income: Under 50k 2%(10) 5%(25) 2%(11) 2%(8) 11%(61) 79%(431) 545 Income: 50k-100k 2%(5) 4%(14) 2%(5) 4%(12) 11%(33) 78%(237) 305 Income: 100k+ 7%(10) 8%(11) 4%(7) 5%(8) 7%(11) 68%(102) 149 Ethnicity: White 2%(16) 4%(32) 2%(16) 3%(23) 11%(86) 78%(624) 797 Ethnicity: Hispanic 4%(5) 6%(6) 5%(5) 7%(7) 12%(13) 65%(67) 102 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_28: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Ernest Moniz Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(25) 5%(50) 2%(22) 3%(29) 10%(104) 77%(770) 1000 Ethnicity: Black 6%(8) 10%(13) 4%(6) 4%(5) 8%(10) 69%(92) 134 Ethnicity: Other 2%(2) 6%(4) 1%(1) 1%(1) 12%(8) 77%(53) 69 All Christian 4%(19) 6%(27) 3%(16) 3%(15) 10%(49) 74%(363) 489 All Non-Christian 7%(4) 14%(8) 2%(1) 2%(1) 17%(10) 57%(32) 57 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 1%(2) 4%(11) 2%(4) 3%(8) 9%(21) 81%(194) 239 Something Else — (0) 2%(4) — (1) 3%(5) 12%(22) 82%(148) 179 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 6%(4) 13%(8) 2%(1) 2%(1) 16%(11) 61%(40) 66 Evangelical 5%(13) 5%(15) 3%(8) 3%(10) 10%(29) 73%(207) 282 Non-Evangelical 1%(5) 4%(14) 2%(8) 3%(10) 11%(42) 79%(289) 368 Community: Urban 5%(14) 8%(21) 3%(9) 3%(8) 12%(34) 70%(194) 279 Community: Suburban 2%(9) 3%(14) 1%(5) 3%(14) 9%(43) 82%(377) 462 Community: Rural 1%(3) 6%(15) 3%(8) 3%(7) 10%(27) 77%(198) 259 Employ: Private Sector 5%(16) 8%(24) 5%(15) 4%(13) 10%(32) 68%(210) 310 Employ: Government 3%(2) 10%(7) 1%(1) 4%(3) 5%(3) 76%(49) 65 Employ: Self-Employed 3%(3) 2%(1) 4%(4) 4%(4) 15%(13) 72%(63) 88 Employ: Homemaker 2%(1) 3%(2) — (0) — (0) 3%(2) 92%(47) 51 Employ: Retired — (0) 3%(7) 1%(2) 2%(6) 12%(30) 82%(207) 252 Employ: Unemployed 1%(2) 4%(6) — (0) 2%(3) 11%(16) 82%(117) 143 Employ: Other 4%(2) 6%(3) 1%(1) 1%(1) 8%(4) 80%(42) 52 Military HH: Yes 3%(5) 6%(10) 2%(4) 4%(7) 12%(22) 74%(139) 187 Military HH: No 3%(20) 5%(40) 2%(18) 3%(22) 10%(82) 78%(631) 813 RD/WT: Right Direction 3%(9) 9%(24) 6%(16) 4%(12) 8%(22) 70%(197) 280 RD/WT: Wrong Track 2%(16) 4%(26) 1%(6) 2%(16) 11%(82) 80%(573) 720 Trump Job Approve 2%(6) 3%(10) 3%(13) 5%(20) 10%(41) 78%(322) 414 Trump Job Disapprove 3%(19) 7%(39) 2%(9) 1%(8) 11%(61) 76%(427) 562 Trump Job Strongly Approve 1%(4) 2%(5) 3%(8) 6%(17) 9%(25) 78%(215) 274 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(2) 4%(5) 4%(5) 3%(4) 11%(15) 77%(108) 139 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 4%(4) 6%(6) 5%(5) 3%(3) 6%(6) 75%(73) 97 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 3%(14) 7%(33) 1%(4) 1%(5) 12%(55) 76%(353) 465 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_28: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Ernest Moniz Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(25) 5%(50) 2%(22) 3%(29) 10%(104) 77%(770) 1000 Favorable of Trump 2%(9) 4%(14) 4%(15) 5%(18) 10%(39) 76%(309) 404 Unfavorable of Trump 3%(15) 6%(36) 1%(7) 2%(10) 11%(62) 77%(439) 569 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(5) 3%(8) 3%(8) 6%(15) 9%(24) 78%(209) 269 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 3%(4) 5%(6) 5%(7) 2%(3) 11%(15) 74%(100) 135 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 5%(4) 5%(4) 4%(3) 3%(2) 8%(7) 76%(68) 89 Very Unfavorable of Trump 2%(11) 7%(31) 1%(4) 2%(8) 11%(55) 77%(371) 480 #1 Issue: Economy 3%(10) 5%(20) 3%(11) 4%(15) 10%(37) 75%(279) 372 #1 Issue: Security 5%(5) 4%(4) 3%(3) 5%(5) 9%(10) 75%(80) 107 #1 Issue: Health Care 2%(4) 1%(2) 2%(4) 2%(3) 12%(23) 81%(150) 186 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 2%(2) 3%(4) — (0) 2%(3) 11%(15) 83%(114) 139 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 1%(1) 13%(7) 6%(3) — (0) 12%(6) 68%(38) 56 #1 Issue: Other 2%(1) 4%(3) — (0) 4%(3) 7%(5) 84%(61) 73 2018 House Vote: Democrat 5%(20) 9%(35) 2%(9) 1%(5) 11%(40) 71%(272) 380 2018 House Vote: Republican 2%(5) 3%(9) 3%(9) 6%(17) 10%(29) 76%(221) 290 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 5%(19) 10%(35) 3%(10) 1%(5) 9%(33) 72%(262) 365 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 1%(5) 2%(8) 2%(8) 5%(19) 11%(40) 77%(268) 348 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote — (1) 2%(5) 1%(3) 2%(4) 12%(29) 82%(197) 240 Voted in 2014: Yes 4%(24) 6%(35) 3%(16) 3%(18) 10%(63) 75%(461) 618 Voted in 2014: No — (2) 4%(15) 1%(6) 3%(11) 11%(41) 81%(308) 382 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 4%(19) 8%(33) 2%(8) 2%(8) 11%(46) 74%(318) 432 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 1%(4) 1%(3) 2%(6) 5%(11) 10%(24) 81%(200) 247 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(2) 5%(14) 3%(8) 3%(9) 11%(33) 77%(228) 294 4-Region: Northeast 3%(6) 4%(7) 3%(5) 2%(4) 9%(16) 78%(137) 175 4-Region: Midwest 2%(5) 4%(10) 2%(4) 2%(6) 6%(15) 84%(203) 242 4-Region: South 2%(8) 4%(14) 2%(8) 4%(14) 13%(46) 75%(267) 359 4-Region: West 2%(5) 8%(19) 2%(4) 2%(5) 12%(27) 73%(163) 224 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 4%(19) 9%(40) 2%(9) 1%(6) 11%(49) 73%(329) 452 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(5) 3%(10) 3%(13) 4%(16) 10%(39) 79%(316) 399 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLdem1_29: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Brian Deese Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(27) 5%(50) 3%(26) 3%(33) 10%(108) 77%(806) 1050 Gender: Male 4%(17) 7%(33) 4%(19) 4%(18) 12%(57) 70%(336) 479 Gender: Female 2%(10) 3%(17) 1%(7) 3%(15) 9%(52) 82%(470) 571 Age: 18-34 3%(8) 8%(21) 4%(12) 4%(11) 8%(22) 72%(194) 268 Age: 35-44 3%(5) 5%(8) 4%(7) 3%(5) 10%(17) 74%(121) 163 Age: 45-64 2%(7) 4%(15) 2%(6) 3%(10) 12%(43) 77%(284) 366 Age: 65+ 3%(7) 2%(5) — (1) 2%(6) 10%(26) 82%(207) 253 GenZers: 1997-2012 2%(1) 3%(2) 5%(5) 4%(4) 8%(7) 78%(68) 88 Millennials: 1981-1996 3%(10) 8%(23) 4%(11) 4%(11) 9%(25) 71%(198) 278 GenXers: 1965-1980 2%(6) 5%(13) 3%(9) 2%(6) 12%(31) 74%(185) 250 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 2%(7) 3%(11) 1%(3) 3%(12) 11%(42) 81%(314) 389 PID: Dem (no lean) 5%(20) 8%(35) 2%(11) 1%(6) 9%(40) 75%(326) 438 PID: Ind (no lean) 1%(4) 1%(3) 3%(8) 3%(9) 11%(31) 80%(220) 276 PID: Rep (no lean) 1%(3) 4%(12) 2%(8) 5%(17) 11%(37) 77%(259) 337 PID/Gender: Dem Men 6%(12) 12%(24) 5%(9) 2%(4) 11%(20) 64%(125) 194 PID/Gender: Dem Women 3%(8) 5%(11) 1%(1) 1%(2) 8%(20) 83%(202) 245 PID/Gender: Ind Men 2%(2) 2%(2) 5%(5) 3%(3) 14%(17) 74%(88) 119 PID/Gender: Ind Women 1%(2) — (1) 1%(2) 4%(6) 9%(14) 84%(132) 157 PID/Gender: Rep Men 2%(3) 4%(7) 3%(4) 6%(11) 11%(19) 74%(123) 167 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (0) 3%(6) 2%(4) 4%(7) 10%(17) 80%(136) 170 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 3%(12) 9%(29) 3%(9) 2%(6) 9%(29) 75%(252) 337 Ideo: Moderate (4) 5%(13) 3%(8) 2%(7) 2%(5) 14%(38) 75%(210) 280 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 1%(3) 4%(13) 3%(11) 6%(21) 9%(33) 78%(287) 367 Educ: < College 2%(10) 3%(22) 2%(15) 3%(18) 11%(70) 80%(520) 654 Educ: Bachelors degree 5%(12) 5%(13) 3%(8) 4%(9) 9%(23) 74%(187) 252 Educ: Post-grad 4%(5) 10%(15) 3%(4) 4%(6) 11%(16) 68%(98) 144 Income: Under 50k 3%(14) 4%(21) 3%(15) 2%(13) 9%(51) 80%(446) 560 Income: 50k-100k 2%(8) 4%(15) 2%(7) 5%(16) 13%(46) 73%(249) 341 Income: 100k+ 3%(5) 10%(15) 3%(5) 3%(4) 7%(11) 74%(111) 150 Ethnicity: White 2%(16) 4%(37) 2%(14) 3%(28) 10%(85) 79%(666) 847 Ethnicity: Hispanic 2%(3) 6%(7) 3%(3) 2%(3) 16%(18) 71%(80) 113 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_29: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Brian Deese Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(27) 5%(50) 3%(26) 3%(33) 10%(108) 77%(806) 1050 Ethnicity: Black 6%(9) 8%(10) 8%(11) 2%(3) 8%(11) 68%(94) 138 Ethnicity: Other 3%(2) 3%(2) 1%(1) 3%(2) 18%(12) 70%(46) 65 All Christian 3%(17) 3%(18) 3%(17) 3%(15) 10%(50) 78%(408) 525 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 2%(5) 7%(17) 2%(4) 3%(6) 8%(18) 79%(195) 246 Something Else — (0) 3%(5) 2%(4) 5%(10) 14%(28) 76%(148) 195 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 10%(5) 11%(6) 1%(1) 4%(2) 15%(8) 59%(31) 53 Evangelical 4%(13) 5%(16) 2%(8) 4%(13) 10%(33) 74%(239) 321 Non-Evangelical 1%(4) 2%(7) 3%(13) 3%(11) 11%(43) 80%(307) 386 Community: Urban 5%(13) 9%(28) 4%(11) 3%(8) 10%(30) 69%(204) 295 Community: Suburban 2%(10) 3%(16) 2%(11) 2%(11) 9%(44) 81%(392) 484 Community: Rural 2%(4) 2%(6) 1%(4) 5%(14) 13%(34) 77%(209) 271 Employ: Private Sector 3%(10) 8%(24) 5%(16) 3%(10) 11%(33) 69%(209) 302 Employ: Government 8%(5) 4%(3) 4%(3) 4%(2) 17%(11) 63%(41) 65 Employ: Self-Employed 1%(1) 5%(4) 4%(3) 5%(4) 9%(7) 77%(64) 83 Employ: Homemaker — (0) 1%(1) 2%(2) 3%(2) 3%(2) 90%(59) 66 Employ: Retired 3%(8) 3%(8) 1%(2) 2%(5) 11%(32) 81%(229) 284 Employ: Unemployed 1%(2) 4%(5) — (0) 2%(3) 11%(16) 82%(118) 144 Employ: Other — (0) 7%(5) — (0) 4%(3) 8%(6) 81%(54) 67 Military HH: Yes 3%(6) 1%(3) 2%(4) 5%(10) 8%(16) 80%(152) 190 Military HH: No 3%(22) 6%(47) 3%(22) 3%(23) 11%(92) 76%(654) 860 RD/WT: Right Direction 4%(11) 6%(16) 5%(13) 6%(15) 11%(29) 69%(183) 267 RD/WT: Wrong Track 2%(16) 4%(33) 2%(14) 2%(18) 10%(79) 80%(623) 784 Trump Job Approve 1%(4) 3%(14) 3%(13) 5%(21) 10%(40) 78%(315) 406 Trump Job Disapprove 4%(23) 6%(35) 2%(14) 2%(12) 10%(64) 76%(474) 623 Trump Job Strongly Approve 1%(3) 4%(10) 2%(4) 6%(15) 9%(24) 79%(206) 261 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 1%(1) 2%(4) 6%(8) 4%(6) 12%(17) 75%(109) 145 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 1%(1) 8%(9) 5%(5) 2%(2) 11%(11) 73%(79) 108 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 4%(22) 5%(27) 2%(8) 2%(10) 10%(52) 77%(395) 515 Favorable of Trump 1%(6) 5%(19) 3%(13) 5%(22) 10%(40) 76%(311) 411 Unfavorable of Trump 3%(20) 5%(31) 2%(13) 2%(11) 10%(63) 77%(474) 612 Continued on next page

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Table POLdem1_29: Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following? Brian Deese Very Somewhat Somewhat Very Heard of, no Never heard Demographic favorable favorable unfavorable unfavorable opinion of Total N Registered Voters 3%(27) 5%(50) 3%(26) 3%(33) 10%(108) 77%(806) 1050 Very Favorable of Trump 1%(3) 3%(8) 2%(5) 5%(13) 11%(27) 78%(196) 251 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 2%(3) 7%(11) 5%(8) 6%(9) 9%(14) 72%(115) 160 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(1) 5%(4) 3%(2) 2%(1) 13%(10) 77%(60) 78 Very Unfavorable of Trump 4%(19) 5%(27) 2%(11) 2%(10) 10%(53) 77%(413) 534 #1 Issue: Economy 2%(8) 4%(17) 4%(14) 1%(6) 10%(40) 78%(297) 381 #1 Issue: Security 1%(1) 6%(6) 4%(4) 12%(12) 12%(12) 65%(67) 102 #1 Issue: Health Care 3%(5) 5%(10) 1%(1) 1%(2) 10%(20) 80%(157) 196 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 6%(9) 2%(4) 1%(2) 1%(2) 11%(16) 79%(120) 152 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues — (0) 9%(5) 3%(2) 7%(4) 3%(2) 77%(46) 59 #1 Issue: Other — (0) 3%(2) — (0) 5%(4) 10%(7) 82%(63) 77 2018 House Vote: Democrat 5%(21) 9%(34) 2%(9) 1%(3) 10%(39) 73%(287) 394 2018 House Vote: Republican 1%(2) 3%(7) 4%(11) 6%(17) 10%(28) 77%(220) 286 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 5%(19) 8%(32) 2%(8) 1%(4) 9%(35) 74%(286) 385 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 1%(3) 3%(11) 3%(11) 6%(20) 11%(38) 75%(257) 341 2016 Vote: Other 2%(1) 2%(1) 2%(1) — (0) 12%(8) 82%(52) 63 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(4) 2%(5) 2%(6) 3%(9) 10%(27) 80%(209) 261 Voted in 2014: Yes 4%(23) 5%(35) 3%(19) 3%(20) 9%(61) 76%(489) 647 Voted in 2014: No 1%(5) 4%(15) 2%(8) 3%(12) 12%(47) 79%(317) 403 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 5%(22) 5%(25) 2%(11) 2%(10) 10%(47) 75%(347) 462 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 1%(3) 3%(8) 3%(8) 5%(13) 10%(24) 77%(190) 246 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 1%(2) 5%(15) 3%(8) 3%(10) 12%(36) 77%(241) 313 4-Region: Northeast 4%(7) 2%(4) 2%(4) 2%(4) 9%(17) 81%(145) 180 4-Region: Midwest 1%(4) 6%(14) 2%(4) 4%(9) 11%(26) 76%(179) 236 4-Region: South 2%(8) 4%(15) 4%(15) 4%(14) 9%(37) 77%(305) 394 4-Region: West 4%(9) 7%(17) 1%(3) 2%(6) 12%(29) 73%(176) 240 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 4%(22) 7%(37) 2%(12) 1%(7) 10%(51) 75%(377) 505 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(3) 3%(13) 4%(15) 5%(21) 10%(40) 77%(305) 397 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_1: Next we will look at a list of names that are active in politics. It is a long list, please take the time to go through the list carefully and give an individual answer for each name below. For each person, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or Very Unfavorable opinion of each If you have heard of the person, but do not have an opinion, please mark ’Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person, please mark ’Never Heard Of.’Mitch McConnell Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 26%(509) 52%(1032) 15%(301) 7%(147) 1990 Gender: Male 32%(293) 54%(502) 10%(97) 4%(39) 931 Gender: Female 20%(216) 50%(531) 19%(204) 10%(108) 1059 Age: 18-34 18%(91) 45%(227) 19%(93) 18%(90) 500 Age: 35-44 22%(65) 47%(143) 21%(64) 10%(30) 302 Age: 45-64 27%(196) 55%(401) 14%(102) 3%(25) 725 Age: 65+ 34%(157) 57%(262) 9%(42) — (2) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 11%(17) 38%(61) 21%(34) 31%(49) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 21%(109) 48%(249) 20%(103) 12%(62) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 25%(125) 52%(259) 17%(86) 5%(25) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 30%(216) 59%(431) 10%(74) 1%(9) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 8%(61) 74%(586) 12%(92) 7%(57) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 18%(100) 54%(294) 19%(102) 9%(49) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 54%(348) 23%(152) 17%(107) 6%(40) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 9%(31) 78%(263) 9%(31) 4%(13) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 7%(30) 71%(323) 13%(61) 10%(44) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 23%(58) 63%(163) 10%(26) 5%(12) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 15%(42) 46%(131) 27%(76) 13%(37) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 61%(204) 23%(75) 12%(41) 4%(14) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 46%(144) 24%(77) 21%(67) 8%(27) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 7%(43) 76%(484) 12%(79) 5%(29) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 18%(99) 58%(313) 16%(84) 8%(43) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 51%(358) 30%(206) 15%(105) 4%(28) 697 Educ: < College 25%(317) 47%(588) 18%(227) 10%(119) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 26%(121) 59%(279) 11%(52) 4%(19) 471 Educ: Post-grad 27%(72) 62%(165) 9%(23) 3% (8) 268 Income: Under 50k 22%(234) 51%(543) 17%(185) 9%(99) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 29%(185) 51%(323) 15%(94) 5%(33) 635 Income: 100k+ 31%(90) 57%(166) 8%(23) 5%(14) 293 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_1: Next we will look at a list of names that are active in politics. It is a long list, please take the time to go through the list carefully and give an individual answer for each name below. For each person, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or Very Unfavorable opinion of each If you have heard of the person, but do not have an opinion, please mark ’Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person, please mark ’Never Heard Of.’Mitch McConnell Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 26%(509) 52%(1032) 15%(301) 7%(147) 1990 Ethnicity: White 28%(453) 50%(809) 15%(241) 7%(107) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 21%(40) 55%(106) 15%(29) 9%(18) 193 Ethnicity: Black 14%(35) 61%(153) 16%(40) 10%(24) 252 Ethnicity: Other 17%(22) 55%(70) 16%(21) 12%(15) 128 All Christian 35%(334) 50%(478) 11%(110) 4%(38) 959 All Non-Christian 16%(15) 63%(61) 13%(13) 8% (8) 96 Atheist 6% (5) 80%(71) 11%(10) 2% (2) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 15%(73) 56%(277) 18%(91) 11%(53) 494 Something Else 23%(82) 41%(146) 22%(78) 13%(47) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 20%(22) 59%(66) 14%(16) 7% (8) 112 Evangelical 41%(228) 36%(203) 16%(92) 7%(38) 561 Non-Evangelical 25%(179) 56%(407) 13%(91) 6%(45) 722 Community: Urban 19%(107) 57%(318) 15%(83) 8%(46) 555 Community: Suburban 26%(242) 52%(482) 15%(140) 6%(55) 919 Community: Rural 31%(160) 45%(233) 15%(78) 9%(45) 516 Employ: Private Sector 28%(167) 53%(319) 16%(94) 4%(24) 604 Employ: Government 25%(33) 46%(60) 17%(23) 12%(16) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 25%(37) 52%(77) 17%(25) 7%(11) 149 Employ: Homemaker 26%(32) 39%(48) 28%(34) 7%(9) 123 Employ: Student 9% (7) 52%(41) 15%(12) 24%(19) 79 Employ: Retired 33%(173) 57%(294) 8%(42) 2% (8) 517 Employ: Unemployed 15%(42) 49%(138) 19%(52) 17%(48) 280 Employ: Other 18%(20) 53%(56) 17%(19) 12%(12) 106 Military HH: Yes 32%(112) 52%(182) 12%(41) 3%(12) 347 Military HH: No 24%(397) 52%(851) 16%(261) 8%(135) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 46%(253) 31%(170) 15%(83) 8%(41) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 18%(256) 60%(863) 15%(219) 7%(105) 1443 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_1: Next we will look at a list of names that are active in politics. It is a long list, please take the time to go through the list carefully and give an individual answer for each name below. For each person, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or Very Unfavorable opinion of each If you have heard of the person, but do not have an opinion, please mark ’Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person, please mark ’Never Heard Of.’Mitch McConnell Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 26%(509) 52%(1032) 15%(301) 7%(147) 1990 Trump Job Approve 52%(410) 24%(192) 17%(134) 7%(58) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 8%(96) 72%(829) 13%(151) 6%(74) 1149 Trump Job Strongly Approve 62%(319) 17%(89) 15%(77) 6%(32) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 33%(91) 37%(103) 21%(58) 9%(26) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 19%(36) 48%(89) 25%(46) 8%(16) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 6%(60) 77%(740) 11%(105) 6%(58) 962 Favorable of Trump 54%(426) 23%(179) 16%(123) 7%(58) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 7%(79) 73%(850) 13%(153) 7%(78) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 62%(317) 18%(90) 14%(70) 6%(30) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 39%(109) 32%(89) 19%(53) 10%(27) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 16%(25) 50%(79) 24%(37) 10%(16) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 5%(53) 77%(771) 12%(116) 6%(62) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 29%(212) 47%(345) 16%(120) 8%(59) 736 #1 Issue: Security 54%(106) 27%(52) 14%(27) 6%(12) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 14%(52) 65%(237) 15%(54) 6%(23) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 24%(70) 59%(170) 14%(40) 3% (8) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 9%(10) 49%(55) 21%(24) 20%(23) 112 #1 Issue: Education 21%(16) 46%(35) 20%(15) 13%(10) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 17%(12) 66%(47) 11% (8) 7% (5) 72 #1 Issue: Other 22%(32) 63%(91) 10%(14) 5% (7) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 8%(62) 78%(588) 8%(62) 5%(38) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 57%(323) 29%(161) 12%(68) 2%(10) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 9%(64) 76%(540) 10%(69) 5%(35) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 54%(360) 28%(189) 14%(91) 4%(26) 666 2016 Vote: Other 16%(20) 66%(84) 14%(18) 4% (5) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 14%(66) 45%(219) 25%(123) 17%(81) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 30%(367) 56%(697) 10%(123) 4%(48) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 19%(142) 44%(336) 24%(178) 13%(99) 755 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_2: Favorability for Nancy Pelosi Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 35%(704) 54%(1075) 8%(155) 3%(57) 1990 Gender: Male 34%(317) 57%(535) 6%(59) 2%(21) 931 Gender: Female 37%(387) 51%(539) 9%(96) 3%(36) 1059 Age: 18-34 26%(131) 50%(250) 16%(79) 8%(39) 500 Age: 35-44 33%(100) 53%(159) 12%(35) 3% (8) 302 Age: 45-64 39%(285) 55%(398) 4%(32) 1%(10) 725 Age: 65+ 40%(187) 58%(267) 2%(9) — (0) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 22%(35) 39%(63) 23%(36) 16%(27) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 29%(151) 53%(280) 14%(74) 3%(18) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 37%(184) 55%(272) 6%(28) 2%(10) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 42%(310) 55%(403) 2%(15) — (2) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 65%(517) 23%(182) 10%(77) 3%(20) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 25%(137) 60%(325) 11%(60) 4%(24) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 8%(50) 88%(568) 3%(18) 2%(12) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 63%(212) 28%(93) 8%(26) 2%(6) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 67%(305) 19%(88) 11%(51) 3%(14) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 29%(75) 60%(155) 8%(21) 3% (8) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 22%(62) 59%(170) 14%(39) 5%(15) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 9%(29) 86%(287) 3%(12) 2% (7) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 7%(21) 89%(281) 2% (7) 2%(6) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 65%(411) 25%(158) 8%(53) 2%(12) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 39%(208) 47%(255) 11%(59) 3%(16) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 9%(66) 87%(608) 2%(17) 1% (7) 697 Educ: < College 30%(375) 56%(704) 10%(124) 4%(48) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 41%(194) 53%(251) 5%(21) 1% (5) 471 Educ: Post-grad 51%(136) 45%(120) 3%(9) 1% (3) 268 Income: Under 50k 35%(368) 51%(543) 10%(109) 4%(41) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 33%(212) 59%(373) 6%(38) 2%(13) 635 Income: 100k+ 42%(124) 54%(159) 3% (8) 1% (3) 293 Ethnicity: White 32%(521) 60%(958) 6%(99) 2%(31) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 39%(74) 45%(88) 11%(21) 5%(10) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_2: Favorability for Nancy Pelosi Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 35%(704) 54%(1075) 8%(155) 3%(57) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 54%(137) 26%(66) 13%(34) 6%(15) 252 Ethnicity: Other 35%(45) 39%(50) 17%(22) 8%(10) 128 All Christian 33%(315) 62%(595) 4%(39) 1%(10) 959 All Non-Christian 56%(54) 34%(33) 4%(4) 6%(6) 96 Atheist 56%(49) 38%(33) 5% (5) 1% (1) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 36%(178) 44%(218) 13%(66) 6%(31) 494 Something Else 30%(107) 55%(195) 12%(41) 3%(9) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 51%(57) 39%(43) 5%(6) 5%(6) 112 Evangelical 26%(144) 68%(379) 6%(32) 1%(6) 561 Non-Evangelical 37%(270) 54%(393) 6%(46) 2%(12) 722 Community: Urban 45%(248) 41%(230) 10%(56) 4%(21) 555 Community: Suburban 35%(326) 56%(510) 7%(60) 3%(23) 919 Community: Rural 25%(131) 65%(334) 8%(39) 2%(12) 516 Employ: Private Sector 36%(216) 57%(343) 6%(37) 1% (8) 604 Employ: Government 35%(45) 54%(71) 8%(11) 3%(4) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 36%(54) 50%(75) 7%(10) 7%(10) 149 Employ: Homemaker 19%(23) 76%(94) 5%(6) — (0) 123 Employ: Student 28%(22) 39%(31) 18%(14) 15%(12) 79 Employ: Retired 41%(210) 57%(294) 2%(12) — (1) 517 Employ: Unemployed 35%(98) 41%(115) 18%(50) 6%(17) 280 Employ: Other 34%(36) 48%(51) 14%(15) 4% (5) 106 Military HH: Yes 35%(121) 58%(201) 5%(17) 2% (8) 347 Military HH: No 35%(583) 53%(873) 8%(138) 3%(49) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 24%(132) 63%(345) 8%(42) 5%(28) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 40%(572) 51%(730) 8%(113) 2%(28) 1443 Trump Job Approve 7%(57) 87%(693) 4%(32) 2%(12) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 56%(638) 32%(368) 9%(108) 3%(36) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_2: Favorability for Nancy Pelosi Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 35%(704) 54%(1075) 8%(155) 3%(57) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 6%(31) 90%(462) 3%(16) 1% (7) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 9%(26) 83%(231) 6%(16) 2% (5) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 25%(47) 55%(103) 16%(30) 4% (7) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 61%(591) 28%(265) 8%(78) 3%(29) 962 Favorable of Trump 8%(59) 88%(689) 3%(25) 2%(12) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 55%(639) 32%(373) 9%(108) 3%(40) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 6%(29) 90%(459) 2%(11) 2%(9) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 11%(30) 83%(231) 5%(15) 1% (3) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 21%(32) 60%(94) 14%(21) 6%(10) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 61%(606) 28%(279) 9%(86) 3%(31) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 27%(200) 62%(453) 8%(62) 3%(22) 736 #1 Issue: Security 16%(32) 77%(152) 5%(10) 1% (2) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 48%(175) 41%(149) 10%(35) 2% (7) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 41%(119) 55%(160) 2% (7) 1% (2) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 35%(39) 35%(39) 17%(18) 13%(15) 112 #1 Issue: Education 33%(25) 48%(36) 15%(11) 5%(4) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 49%(35) 39%(28) 9%(6) 3% (2) 72 #1 Issue: Other 55%(78) 40%(57) 3% (5) 2% (3) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 66%(498) 26%(194) 6%(48) 1%(10) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 8%(45) 90%(503) 2%(11) — (3) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 72%(509) 20%(141) 6%(45) 2%(12) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 6%(42) 90%(602) 3%(18) 1% (5) 666 2016 Vote: Other 20%(26) 71%(90) 6% (8) 2% (3) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 26%(127) 49%(241) 17%(85) 7%(37) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 41%(510) 54%(662) 4%(50) 1%(13) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 26%(194) 55%(412) 14%(105) 6%(43) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 59%(522) 33%(294) 6%(51) 1%(13) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 9%(42) 89%(429) 3%(13) — (1) 484 2012 Vote: Other 7%(4) 86%(46) 4% (2) 3% (2) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 24%(135) 54%(306) 16%(89) 7%(41) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_2: Favorability for Nancy Pelosi Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 35%(704) 54%(1075) 8%(155) 3%(57) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 38%(134) 52%(185) 7%(25) 3%(11) 355 4-Region: Midwest 34%(154) 55%(249) 9%(42) 3%(12) 457 4-Region: South 32%(235) 59%(435) 7%(52) 3%(21) 743 4-Region: West 42%(181) 47%(205) 8%(36) 3%(13) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 64%(597) 23%(219) 10%(95) 3%(24) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 8%(59) 88%(673) 3%(21) 2%(12) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_3: Favorability for Charles Schumer Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 27%(537) 39%(779) 20%(406) 13%(268) 1990 Gender: Male 28%(263) 49%(452) 15%(144) 8%(73) 931 Gender: Female 26%(273) 31%(327) 25%(262) 18%(196) 1059 Age: 18-34 16%(78) 28%(142) 24%(118) 32%(162) 500 Age: 35-44 25%(76) 33%(99) 30%(92) 12%(36) 302 Age: 45-64 30%(217) 44%(321) 18%(134) 7%(53) 725 Age: 65+ 36%(166) 47%(217) 14%(63) 4%(17) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 11%(17) 13%(21) 26%(42) 50%(81) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 20%(104) 33%(173) 27%(140) 20%(106) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 27%(131) 43%(212) 23%(112) 8%(39) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 36%(264) 45%(325) 14%(101) 6%(40) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 48%(382) 18%(145) 21%(164) 13%(106) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 18%(97) 42%(227) 22%(122) 18%(99) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 9%(58) 63%(407) 19%(121) 10%(63) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 53%(178) 25%(83) 15%(51) 8%(26) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 44%(203) 14%(62) 25%(113) 18%(80) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 21%(54) 55%(141) 15%(40) 9%(24) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 15%(43) 30%(86) 29%(82) 26%(75) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 9%(31) 68%(227) 16%(54) 7%(23) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 9%(27) 57%(180) 21%(67) 13%(40) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 50%(316) 19%(121) 17%(111) 14%(87) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 29%(157) 34%(181) 25%(134) 12%(67) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 8%(58) 66%(462) 17%(122) 8%(55) 697 Educ: < College 22%(270) 39%(483) 24%(294) 16%(203) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 31%(147) 42%(198) 16%(76) 11%(50) 471 Educ: Post-grad 44%(119) 37%(98) 13%(36) 6%(15) 268 Income: Under 50k 25%(260) 35%(366) 24%(256) 17%(179) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 27%(169) 44%(282) 18%(115) 11%(69) 635 Income: 100k+ 37%(107) 44%(130) 12%(36) 7%(20) 293 Ethnicity: White 26%(422) 42%(679) 20%(319) 12%(190) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 26%(50) 33%(63) 24%(46) 18%(34) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_3: Favorability for Charles Schumer Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 27%(537) 39%(779) 20%(406) 13%(268) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 33%(83) 23%(59) 24%(60) 20%(51) 252 Ethnicity: Other 25%(32) 32%(41) 21%(27) 22%(28) 128 All Christian 29%(279) 49%(466) 16%(152) 6%(62) 959 All Non-Christian 43%(41) 30%(29) 15%(14) 12%(12) 96 Atheist 43%(38) 33%(29) 14%(12) 10%(9) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 25%(121) 29%(144) 26%(129) 20%(99) 494 Something Else 16%(57) 32%(111) 28%(98) 24%(86) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 38%(43) 35%(39) 16%(18) 10%(12) 112 Evangelical 19%(106) 46%(258) 22%(125) 13%(73) 561 Non-Evangelical 31%(226) 42%(302) 17%(120) 10%(73) 722 Community: Urban 30%(169) 30%(167) 23%(127) 17%(92) 555 Community: Suburban 28%(261) 40%(368) 19%(176) 12%(114) 919 Community: Rural 21%(106) 47%(243) 20%(103) 12%(63) 516 Employ: Private Sector 26%(156) 42%(254) 21%(130) 11%(65) 604 Employ: Government 32%(42) 34%(45) 21%(28) 13%(17) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 32%(47) 38%(57) 17%(25) 13%(20) 149 Employ: Homemaker 12%(15) 45%(55) 31%(38) 12%(15) 123 Employ: Student 12%(10) 18%(14) 21%(17) 49%(38) 79 Employ: Retired 35%(180) 48%(246) 13%(67) 5%(24) 517 Employ: Unemployed 21%(60) 28%(78) 29%(80) 22%(62) 280 Employ: Other 25%(27) 29%(30) 20%(21) 26%(28) 106 Military HH: Yes 27%(93) 47%(162) 17%(58) 10%(34) 347 Military HH: No 27%(443) 38%(617) 21%(348) 14%(234) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 19%(104) 52%(286) 17%(93) 12%(65) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 30%(433) 34%(493) 22%(313) 14%(203) 1443 Trump Job Approve 8%(65) 62%(491) 19%(153) 11%(86) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 41%(469) 24%(281) 21%(239) 14%(161) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_3: Favorability for Charles Schumer Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 27%(537) 39%(779) 20%(406) 13%(268) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 8%(43) 67%(345) 15%(77) 10%(52) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 8%(22) 52%(145) 27%(76) 12%(34) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 17%(32) 39%(73) 29%(54) 15%(29) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 45%(438) 22%(208) 19%(185) 14%(132) 962 Favorable of Trump 8%(64) 63%(495) 18%(143) 11%(83) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 40%(470) 24%(282) 21%(239) 15%(169) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 8%(38) 68%(346) 15%(76) 9%(46) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 9%(26) 54%(149) 24%(66) 13%(37) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 16%(25) 39%(61) 25%(40) 20%(32) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 44%(445) 22%(221) 20%(199) 14%(137) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 21%(157) 45%(328) 20%(150) 14%(102) 736 #1 Issue: Security 11%(22) 66%(129) 16%(31) 7%(14) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 38%(140) 27%(99) 21%(76) 14%(51) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 32%(91) 38%(108) 23%(65) 8%(23) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 15%(16) 24%(26) 29%(33) 32%(36) 112 #1 Issue: Education 26%(20) 27%(20) 25%(19) 22%(17) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 41%(29) 29%(21) 18%(13) 13%(9) 72 #1 Issue: Other 42%(61) 33%(47) 14%(20) 11%(15) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 52%(389) 23%(174) 15%(113) 10%(74) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 8%(46) 73%(408) 15%(85) 4%(23) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 56%(397) 18%(125) 16%(114) 10%(71) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 8%(56) 70%(465) 15%(100) 7%(44) 666 2016 Vote: Other 13%(17) 55%(69) 24%(30) 8%(10) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 13%(66) 25%(120) 33%(162) 29%(142) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 33%(410) 45%(550) 15%(186) 7%(90) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 17%(127) 30%(229) 29%(220) 24%(178) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 46%(406) 27%(238) 17%(152) 10%(84) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 10%(47) 70%(341) 15%(73) 5%(24) 484 2012 Vote: Other 5% (3) 69%(36) 10% (5) 16% (8) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 14%(80) 29%(163) 31%(176) 27%(151) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_3: Favorability for Charles Schumer Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 27%(537) 39%(779) 20%(406) 13%(268) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 35%(126) 36%(129) 17%(59) 12%(42) 355 4-Region: Midwest 23%(106) 38%(175) 22%(100) 17%(76) 457 4-Region: South 24%(178) 44%(325) 20%(151) 12%(88) 743 4-Region: West 29%(127) 34%(149) 22%(96) 14%(63) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 47%(442) 18%(170) 20%(188) 15%(136) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 8%(63) 63%(485) 19%(148) 9%(70) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_4: Favorability for Mike Pence Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 40%(799) 50%(998) 7%(146) 2%(47) 1990 Gender: Male 45%(418) 48%(450) 5%(50) 1%(12) 931 Gender: Female 36%(381) 52%(547) 9%(95) 3%(35) 1059 Age: 18-34 29%(143) 54%(269) 12%(61) 5%(26) 500 Age: 35-44 37%(111) 49%(148) 10%(29) 5%(15) 302 Age: 45-64 45%(327) 48%(345) 6%(46) 1%(6) 725 Age: 65+ 47%(218) 51%(236) 2%(9) — (0) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 15%(25) 59%(95) 12%(19) 14%(22) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 35%(181) 50%(262) 12%(65) 3%(15) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 42%(209) 48%(239) 8%(38) 2%(9) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 46%(336) 51%(373) 3%(20) — (1) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 8%(62) 83%(665) 7%(54) 2%(15) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 36%(198) 49%(269) 10%(53) 5%(25) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 83%(539) 10%(64) 6%(39) 1% (7) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 10%(32) 85%(288) 5%(16) 1% (2) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 7%(30) 82%(377) 8%(38) 3%(13) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 41%(105) 49%(127) 8%(20) 3% (7) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 33%(93) 50%(142) 12%(33) 6%(18) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 84%(281) 11%(36) 4%(15) 1% (3) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 82%(258) 9%(28) 8%(24) 1%(4) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 8%(50) 85%(541) 5%(32) 2%(11) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 31%(167) 57%(309) 11%(57) 1%(6) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 80%(558) 16%(109) 4%(25) 1% (5) 697 Educ: < College 42%(531) 45%(565) 9%(117) 3%(40) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 37%(176) 58%(273) 4%(20) — (2) 471 Educ: Post-grad 35%(93) 60%(160) 3%(9) 2%(6) 268 Income: Under 50k 37%(391) 50%(533) 9%(97) 4%(41) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 45%(287) 48%(304) 6%(40) 1% (5) 635 Income: 100k+ 42%(122) 55%(161) 3% (8) 1% (2) 293 Ethnicity: White 46%(742) 46%(737) 6%(102) 2%(28) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 26%(49) 57%(110) 11%(21) 6%(12) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_4: Favorability for Mike Pence Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 40%(799) 50%(998) 7%(146) 2%(47) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 15%(37) 71%(179) 11%(27) 4%(9) 252 Ethnicity: Other 16%(21) 63%(81) 12%(16) 8%(10) 128 All Christian 52%(494) 43%(417) 4%(41) 1% (7) 959 All Non-Christian 32%(31) 60%(58) 2% (2) 5% (5) 96 Atheist 13%(11) 83%(73) 4% (3) 1%(0) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 24%(120) 60%(297) 10%(47) 6%(29) 494 Something Else 40%(143) 43%(153) 15%(52) 1% (5) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 37%(41) 57%(64) 2% (2) 5% (5) 112 Evangelical 60%(339) 31%(172) 8%(47) 1%(4) 561 Non-Evangelical 39%(284) 53%(384) 6%(46) 1% (8) 722 Community: Urban 32%(178) 55%(308) 8%(46) 4%(23) 555 Community: Suburban 39%(363) 53%(483) 7%(61) 1%(12) 919 Community: Rural 50%(259) 40%(207) 7%(38) 2%(12) 516 Employ: Private Sector 42%(252) 50%(304) 7%(42) 1%(6) 604 Employ: Government 39%(52) 49%(64) 10%(14) 1% (2) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 33%(49) 51%(76) 10%(15) 6%(10) 149 Employ: Homemaker 54%(67) 36%(44) 8%(10) 2% (2) 123 Employ: Student 21%(16) 64%(51) 11%(9) 4% (3) 79 Employ: Retired 48%(247) 50%(258) 2%(13) — (0) 517 Employ: Unemployed 29%(82) 52%(145) 13%(36) 6%(16) 280 Employ: Other 33%(35) 52%(55) 7% (7) 9%(9) 106 Military HH: Yes 46%(161) 47%(164) 4%(14) 2% (7) 347 Military HH: No 39%(638) 51%(833) 8%(131) 2%(40) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 63%(347) 28%(151) 5%(29) 4%(20) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 31%(453) 59%(846) 8%(117) 2%(27) 1443 Trump Job Approve 85%(674) 8%(66) 6%(44) 1%(9) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 10%(119) 80%(918) 7%(85) 2%(28) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_4: Favorability for Mike Pence Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 40%(799) 50%(998) 7%(146) 2%(47) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 92%(473) 3%(16) 5%(24) 1%(4) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 72%(202) 18%(50) 7%(21) 2%(6) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 32%(61) 51%(95) 14%(27) 2% (5) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 6%(58) 86%(823) 6%(58) 2%(23) 962 Favorable of Trump 87%(681) 7%(58) 4%(35) 1%(11) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 10%(112) 81%(936) 7%(81) 3%(30) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 92%(468) 3%(14) 4%(19) 1%(6) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 77%(214) 16%(45) 6%(15) 2% (5) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 34%(53) 51%(80) 13%(21) 3%(4) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 6%(59) 85%(857) 6%(60) 3%(26) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 46%(342) 41%(305) 9%(70) 3%(19) 736 #1 Issue: Security 78%(153) 14%(27) 5%(10) 3%(6) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 23%(83) 69%(252) 8%(28) 1% (2) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 43%(124) 52%(149) 4%(12) 1% (3) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 21%(23) 62%(69) 11%(12) 6% (7) 112 #1 Issue: Education 27%(21) 58%(44) 8%(6) 7%(6) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 16%(11) 78%(56) 3% (2) 3% (2) 72 #1 Issue: Other 29%(42) 66%(94) 3%(4) 2% (3) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 11%(80) 84%(627) 5%(36) 1% (7) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 85%(474) 13%(71) 3%(15) — (1) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 10%(70) 84%(591) 6%(39) 1% (7) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 83%(551) 13%(89) 3%(21) 1% (5) 666 2016 Vote: Other 36%(45) 58%(73) 7%(9) — (0) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 27%(133) 50%(244) 16%(77) 7%(36) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 42%(521) 53%(656) 4%(48) 1%(10) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 37%(278) 45%(341) 13%(97) 5%(38) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 19%(171) 74%(653) 5%(44) 1%(11) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 82%(396) 15%(74) 3%(13) — (1) 484 2012 Vote: Other 54%(29) 39%(21) 6% (3) — (0) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 36%(203) 43%(247) 15%(85) 6%(36) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_4: Favorability for Mike Pence Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 40%(799) 50%(998) 7%(146) 2%(47) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 37%(132) 53%(189) 7%(24) 3%(10) 355 4-Region: Midwest 42%(193) 48%(220) 8%(36) 2% (8) 457 4-Region: South 45%(338) 46%(340) 7%(54) 2%(12) 743 4-Region: West 31%(137) 57%(249) 7%(31) 4%(18) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 8%(76) 83%(776) 7%(65) 2%(18) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 83%(632) 11%(80) 6%(44) 1%(9) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_5: Favorability for Donald Trump Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 39%(786) 58%(1160) 2%(36) — (8) 1990 Gender: Male 45%(415) 54%(498) 2%(15) — (3) 931 Gender: Female 35%(371) 62%(661) 2%(21) 1%(6) 1059 Age: 18-34 34%(168) 62%(311) 3%(14) 1% (7) 500 Age: 35-44 39%(118) 58%(174) 3%(9) — (1) 302 Age: 45-64 41%(300) 57%(414) 1%(10) — (1) 725 Age: 65+ 43%(199) 56%(261) 1% (3) — (0) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 22%(35) 74%(119) 2% (3) 3% (5) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 39%(205) 57%(298) 3%(18) 1% (3) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 42%(206) 56%(277) 2%(12) — (0) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 40%(293) 59%(433) — (3) — (1) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 5%(42) 93%(741) 1%(11) — (3) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 33%(182) 62%(340) 3%(17) 1% (5) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 87%(562) 12%(78) 1% (8) — (0) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 8%(27) 91%(307) 1%(4) — (0) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 3%(15) 95%(434) 1% (7) 1% (3) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 37%(95) 59%(153) 3% (8) 1% (3) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 30%(87) 65%(187) 3%(10) 1% (3) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 87%(293) 12%(39) 1% (3) — (0) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 86%(269) 13%(40) 1% (5) — (0) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 8%(52) 90%(574) 1%(6) — (3) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 26%(142) 71%(380) 3%(17) — (0) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 78%(547) 21%(146) 1% (5) — (0) 697 Educ: < College 42%(531) 55%(686) 2%(28) 1% (7) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 36%(167) 63%(295) 1% (7) — (1) 471 Educ: Post-grad 33%(87) 67%(179) 1% (2) — (0) 268 Income: Under 50k 37%(391) 60%(640) 2%(23) 1% (8) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 44%(277) 54%(345) 2%(13) — (0) 635 Income: 100k+ 40%(118) 59%(174) — (1) — (1) 293 Ethnicity: White 46%(732) 53%(853) 1%(21) — (3) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 34%(66) 64%(124) 2% (3) — (0) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_5: Favorability for Donald Trump Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 39%(786) 58%(1160) 2%(36) — (8) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 10%(25) 84%(211) 4%(11) 2% (5) 252 Ethnicity: Other 22%(28) 75%(96) 3%(4) — (0) 128 All Christian 48%(465) 50%(479) 2%(16) — (0) 959 All Non-Christian 24%(23) 75%(73) 1% (1) — (0) 96 Atheist 19%(17) 81%(71) — (0) — (0) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 27%(135) 69%(341) 3%(13) 1% (5) 494 Something Else 42%(147) 56%(197) 2%(6) 1%(4) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 28%(32) 71%(80) 1% (1) — (0) 112 Evangelical 58%(324) 39%(221) 2%(12) 1%(4) 561 Non-Evangelical 38%(274) 61%(438) 1%(10) — (0) 722 Community: Urban 29%(159) 69%(381) 2%(10) 1% (5) 555 Community: Suburban 39%(356) 59%(544) 2%(17) — (2) 919 Community: Rural 52%(270) 46%(235) 2%(10) — (1) 516 Employ: Private Sector 42%(254) 57%(341) 1% (8) — (0) 604 Employ: Government 36%(48) 60%(79) 4% (5) — (0) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 32%(48) 63%(94) 2% (2) 3% (5) 149 Employ: Homemaker 59%(72) 40%(49) 1% (2) — (0) 123 Employ: Student 22%(17) 75%(59) 3% (3) — (0) 79 Employ: Retired 43%(224) 56%(288) 1% (5) — (0) 517 Employ: Unemployed 33%(92) 64%(179) 3% (8) — (1) 280 Employ: Other 28%(30) 66%(70) 3%(4) 3% (3) 106 Military HH: Yes 43%(150) 56%(194) 1% (3) — (0) 347 Military HH: No 39%(636) 59%(966) 2%(33) — (8) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 63%(345) 34%(189) 1% (7) 1% (7) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 31%(441) 67%(971) 2%(29) — (1) 1443 Trump Job Approve 94%(744) 5%(40) 1% (8) — (2) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 3%(35) 96%(1099) 1%(13) — (3) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_5: Favorability for Donald Trump Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 39%(786) 58%(1160) 2%(36) — (8) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 97%(501) 2%(10) 1% (3) — (2) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 87%(243) 11%(30) 2% (5) — (0) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 12%(23) 85%(159) 3% (5) — (0) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 1%(12) 98%(939) 1% (8) — (3) 962 Favorable of Trump 100%(786) — (0) — (0) — (0) 786 Unfavorable of Trump — (0) 100%(1160) — (0) — (0) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 100%(507) — (0) — (0) — (0) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 100%(279) — (0) — (0) — (0) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump — (0) 100%(158) — (0) — (0) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump — (0) 100%(1002) — (0) — (0) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 49%(359) 49%(359) 3%(19) — (0) 736 #1 Issue: Security 79%(155) 21%(42) — (0) — (0) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 18%(67) 80%(294) 1% (5) — (0) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 38%(109) 60%(174) 2%(4) — (1) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 22%(25) 76%(85) 1% (1) 2% (2) 112 #1 Issue: Education 32%(24) 60%(46) 3% (2) 5%(4) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 17%(12) 81%(58) 2% (2) — (0) 72 #1 Issue: Other 25%(36) 72%(102) 2% (3) 1% (2) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 7%(55) 91%(683) 1%(11) — (2) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 84%(470) 15%(87) 1% (5) — (0) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 6%(41) 92%(653) 2%(11) — (3) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 84%(562) 15%(98) 1% (5) — (0) 666 2016 Vote: Other 24%(30) 72%(91) 4% (5) — (0) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 31%(153) 65%(316) 3%(15) 1% (5) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 40%(491) 59%(732) 1%(12) — (1) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 39%(295) 57%(428) 3%(25) 1% (7) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 17%(146) 82%(723) 1%(9) — (2) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 79%(384) 19%(94) 1%(6) — (1) 484 2012 Vote: Other 60%(32) 37%(20) 3% (1) — (0) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 39%(224) 56%(321) 4%(21) 1%(6) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_5: Favorability for Donald Trump Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 39%(786) 58%(1160) 2%(36) — (8) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 37%(130) 62%(219) 2%(6) — (0) 355 4-Region: Midwest 41%(189) 57%(261) 1%(6) — (2) 457 4-Region: South 44%(324) 53%(395) 3%(19) 1%(4) 743 4-Region: West 33%(142) 66%(285) 1%(6) — (2) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 5%(50) 93%(871) 1%(12) — (3) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 85%(651) 14%(104) 1%(10) — (0) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_6: Favorability for Republicans in Congress Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 36%(726) 55%(1094) 6%(129) 2%(41) 1990 Gender: Male 40%(372) 55%(508) 4%(37) 1%(14) 931 Gender: Female 33%(353) 55%(586) 9%(92) 3%(27) 1059 Age: 18-34 30%(148) 54%(268) 11%(55) 6%(29) 500 Age: 35-44 37%(113) 50%(150) 10%(32) 2% (7) 302 Age: 45-64 38%(276) 56%(409) 5%(35) 1% (5) 725 Age: 65+ 41%(189) 58%(266) 2% (8) — (0) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 18%(29) 55%(88) 15%(24) 13%(20) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 35%(183) 52%(274) 10%(52) 3%(14) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 38%(186) 54%(265) 7%(37) 1% (7) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 40%(288) 59%(430) 2%(11) — (0) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 7%(54) 86%(689) 5%(38) 2%(16) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 27%(149) 56%(307) 14%(74) 3%(16) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 81%(523) 15%(98) 3%(17) 1%(10) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 9%(29) 86%(292) 3%(12) 1% (5) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 5%(24) 87%(397) 6%(26) 2%(11) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 28%(73) 63%(162) 7%(17) 2%(6) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 26%(75) 51%(145) 20%(56) 3%(10) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 81%(270) 16%(54) 2% (8) 1% (3) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 81%(254) 14%(44) 3%(9) 2%(6) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 8%(54) 87%(550) 4%(26) 1% (5) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 29%(158) 60%(322) 9%(49) 2%(10) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 70%(490) 26%(181) 3%(19) 1% (7) 697 Educ: < College 39%(489) 51%(634) 8%(97) 3%(32) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 33%(155) 61%(287) 5%(23) 1% (7) 471 Educ: Post-grad 31%(82) 65%(173) 3%(9) 1% (3) 268 Income: Under 50k 33%(351) 55%(589) 9%(91) 3%(31) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 42%(265) 53%(336) 5%(29) 1% (5) 635 Income: 100k+ 38%(111) 58%(169) 3%(9) 2% (5) 293 Ethnicity: White 42%(672) 51%(823) 5%(89) 2%(26) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 30%(58) 58%(111) 10%(19) 3% (5) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_6: Favorability for Republicans in Congress Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 36%(726) 55%(1094) 6%(129) 2%(41) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 13%(34) 73%(185) 10%(25) 3% (8) 252 Ethnicity: Other 16%(21) 66%(85) 12%(15) 6% (8) 128 All Christian 45%(434) 50%(477) 4%(39) 1%(9) 959 All Non-Christian 24%(23) 67%(64) 5%(4) 5% (5) 96 Atheist 13%(12) 84%(74) 3% (2) — (0) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 25%(124) 63%(310) 7%(37) 5%(22) 494 Something Else 38%(133) 48%(169) 13%(46) 2% (5) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 28%(32) 64%(71) 4%(4) 4% (5) 112 Evangelical 56%(315) 36%(201) 7%(38) 1% (7) 561 Non-Evangelical 33%(240) 60%(430) 6%(47) 1%(6) 722 Community: Urban 28%(155) 62%(342) 8%(44) 3%(15) 555 Community: Suburban 36%(335) 56%(516) 6%(54) 2%(14) 919 Community: Rural 46%(236) 46%(236) 6%(32) 2%(12) 516 Employ: Private Sector 38%(230) 55%(332) 5%(32) 2%(9) 604 Employ: Government 38%(50) 49%(64) 12%(15) 1% (2) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 32%(48) 59%(88) 6%(9) 4%(6) 149 Employ: Homemaker 54%(66) 34%(42) 9%(11) 3% (3) 123 Employ: Student 19%(15) 68%(54) 7% (5) 6% (5) 79 Employ: Retired 41%(210) 57%(295) 2%(12) — (0) 517 Employ: Unemployed 29%(80) 55%(152) 13%(37) 4%(10) 280 Employ: Other 25%(26) 63%(67) 6% (7) 6%(6) 106 Military HH: Yes 42%(145) 54%(186) 4%(13) 1% (3) 347 Military HH: No 35%(581) 55%(908) 7%(116) 2%(38) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 61%(332) 32%(172) 4%(23) 4%(20) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 27%(394) 64%(922) 7%(106) 1%(21) 1443 Trump Job Approve 78%(617) 17%(132) 4%(31) 2%(15) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 9%(106) 83%(949) 7%(77) 2%(18) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_6: Favorability for Republicans in Congress Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 36%(726) 55%(1094) 6%(129) 2%(41) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 86%(443) 10%(54) 3%(14) 1%(6) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 63%(174) 28%(78) 6%(17) 3%(9) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 24%(45) 62%(116) 13%(25) 1% (1) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 6%(61) 87%(833) 5%(52) 2%(16) 962 Favorable of Trump 80%(628) 15%(120) 3%(25) 2%(12) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 8%(94) 83%(967) 7%(77) 2%(22) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 88%(446) 9%(43) 2%(10) 2% (8) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 66%(183) 28%(77) 5%(15) 2% (5) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 24%(38) 62%(98) 10%(16) 4%(6) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 6%(56) 87%(869) 6%(61) 2%(16) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 44%(321) 46%(338) 8%(61) 2%(16) 736 #1 Issue: Security 68%(134) 25%(50) 5%(9) 2% (3) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 19%(71) 73%(268) 5%(18) 2%(9) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 38%(110) 58%(168) 3%(10) — (0) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 18%(20) 63%(70) 14%(16) 5%(6) 112 #1 Issue: Education 35%(27) 53%(41) 7% (5) 5%(4) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 16%(11) 78%(56) 4% (3) 2% (1) 72 #1 Issue: Other 22%(32) 72%(103) 4%(6) 1% (2) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 9%(66) 87%(652) 3%(26) 1%(6) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 77%(431) 21%(118) 2%(10) 1% (3) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 8%(54) 88%(622) 4%(25) 1% (7) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 74%(493) 21%(138) 4%(26) 1%(9) 666 2016 Vote: Other 31%(39) 63%(79) 6% (8) — (0) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 29%(140) 52%(255) 14%(70) 5%(25) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 38%(464) 59%(726) 3%(38) — (6) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 35%(262) 49%(368) 12%(90) 5%(35) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 18%(159) 76%(671) 5%(42) 1%(9) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 72%(349) 25%(121) 2%(12) 1% (3) 484 2012 Vote: Other 43%(23) 47%(25) 10% (5) — (0) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 34%(195) 48%(276) 12%(70) 5%(30) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_6: Favorability for Republicans in Congress Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 36%(726) 55%(1094) 6%(129) 2%(41) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 32%(113) 59%(211) 7%(26) 2%(6) 355 4-Region: Midwest 37%(168) 55%(251) 6%(25) 3%(12) 457 4-Region: South 41%(308) 50%(371) 6%(48) 2%(16) 743 4-Region: West 31%(136) 60%(261) 7%(30) 2% (7) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 7%(65) 86%(805) 5%(48) 2%(17) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 78%(594) 18%(137) 3%(24) 1%(10) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_7: Favorability for Democrats in Congress Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 46%(908) 46%(918) 6%(118) 2%(45) 1990 Gender: Male 42%(395) 52%(486) 4%(37) 1%(13) 931 Gender: Female 48%(513) 41%(432) 8%(81) 3%(32) 1059 Age: 18-34 47%(234) 38%(192) 9%(46) 6%(28) 500 Age: 35-44 45%(136) 40%(122) 12%(36) 3%(9) 302 Age: 45-64 46%(333) 49%(355) 4%(29) 1% (8) 725 Age: 65+ 44%(206) 54%(250) 2% (7) — (0) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 51%(82) 25%(40) 12%(19) 12%(19) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 44%(232) 42%(221) 10%(54) 3%(16) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 45%(221) 47%(235) 6%(31) 2% (8) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 48%(351) 50%(364) 2%(13) — (2) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 86%(684) 9%(71) 4%(28) 2%(13) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 33%(178) 53%(287) 11%(62) 3%(18) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 7%(47) 86%(560) 4%(28) 2%(13) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 84%(285) 12%(41) 3%(9) 1% (2) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 87%(399) 7%(30) 4%(19) 2%(11) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 32%(83) 60%(155) 5%(14) 3% (7) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 33%(95) 46%(132) 17%(48) 4%(11) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 8%(27) 87%(290) 4%(14) 1% (3) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 6%(19) 86%(270) 4%(14) 3%(10) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 81%(515) 14%(87) 4%(26) 1%(6) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 53%(284) 37%(201) 8%(45) 2%(9) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 12%(81) 85%(591) 3%(20) 1% (5) 697 Educ: < College 42%(525) 48%(597) 7%(90) 3%(40) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 51%(238) 45%(210) 4%(19) 1%(4) 471 Educ: Post-grad 54%(146) 42%(111) 3%(9) 1% (2) 268 Income: Under 50k 46%(489) 43%(460) 7%(73) 4%(39) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 44%(282) 49%(314) 6%(38) — (1) 635 Income: 100k+ 47%(138) 49%(144) 2% (7) 2%(6) 293 Ethnicity: White 41%(664) 52%(834) 5%(83) 2%(28) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 51%(98) 37%(72) 11%(22) 1% (1) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_7: Favorability for Democrats in Congress Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 46%(908) 46%(918) 6%(118) 2%(45) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 68%(172) 18%(46) 9%(23) 4%(11) 252 Ethnicity: Other 56%(72) 30%(39) 9%(12) 4% (5) 128 All Christian 41%(389) 55%(529) 4%(35) 1%(6) 959 All Non-Christian 66%(63) 26%(25) 5% (5) 4%(4) 96 Atheist 64%(57) 35%(31) 1%(0) — (0) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 51%(249) 38%(186) 6%(32) 5%(26) 494 Something Else 42%(150) 42%(148) 13%(46) 3%(9) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 61%(69) 31%(35) 4% (5) 3%(4) 112 Evangelical 34%(191) 57%(322) 7%(37) 2%(10) 561 Non-Evangelical 46%(334) 47%(339) 6%(44) 1%(4) 722 Community: Urban 56%(311) 34%(187) 7%(40) 3%(17) 555 Community: Suburban 46%(424) 47%(434) 5%(47) 1%(13) 919 Community: Rural 34%(173) 57%(296) 6%(31) 3%(16) 516 Employ: Private Sector 45%(270) 49%(296) 5%(32) 1%(6) 604 Employ: Government 49%(65) 37%(48) 14%(18) — (0) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 46%(69) 42%(63) 6%(9) 5% (8) 149 Employ: Homemaker 25%(30) 63%(78) 8%(10) 4%(4) 123 Employ: Student 62%(49) 28%(22) 6% (5) 4% (3) 79 Employ: Retired 46%(235) 53%(273) 2%(9) — (0) 517 Employ: Unemployed 48%(135) 35%(98) 11%(29) 6%(17) 280 Employ: Other 51%(54) 37%(40) 6%(6) 6% (7) 106 Military HH: Yes 41%(141) 56%(193) 3%(10) 1% (3) 347 Military HH: No 47%(768) 44%(725) 7%(108) 3%(42) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 32%(173) 59%(324) 5%(27) 4%(24) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 51%(736) 41%(594) 6%(92) 1%(21) 1443 Trump Job Approve 11%(85) 82%(654) 5%(37) 2%(19) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 71%(816) 22%(251) 5%(63) 2%(19) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_7: Favorability for Democrats in Congress Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 46%(908) 46%(918) 6%(118) 2%(45) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 7%(36) 88%(455) 3%(18) 1% (7) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 17%(48) 72%(199) 7%(19) 4%(11) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 44%(81) 45%(83) 11%(20) 1% (2) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 76%(735) 17%(168) 4%(42) 2%(17) 962 Favorable of Trump 10%(79) 84%(661) 4%(31) 2%(15) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 71%(823) 22%(253) 5%(63) 2%(21) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 5%(25) 90%(459) 3%(14) 2%(9) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 19%(53) 73%(202) 6%(16) 2% (7) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 38%(60) 51%(80) 8%(12) 3%(6) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 76%(763) 17%(173) 5%(51) 2%(15) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 38%(277) 55%(402) 6%(47) 1%(11) 736 #1 Issue: Security 18%(35) 76%(150) 4% (8) 2% (3) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 63%(229) 30%(110) 5%(17) 3%(9) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 49%(140) 47%(135) 4%(10) 1% (2) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 49%(55) 27%(30) 15%(17) 9%(10) 112 #1 Issue: Education 47%(36) 35%(26) 10% (8) 8%(6) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 71%(51) 23%(16) 5%(4) 1% (1) 72 #1 Issue: Other 60%(85) 33%(48) 5% (7) 2% (3) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 81%(610) 15%(115) 2%(17) 1% (8) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 10%(54) 87%(489) 3%(16) — (2) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 86%(605) 10%(73) 3%(19) 1%(10) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 8%(54) 87%(576) 4%(29) 1% (7) 666 2016 Vote: Other 34%(43) 58%(73) 7%(9) 1% (2) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 42%(206) 40%(196) 13%(61) 5%(26) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 49%(611) 47%(577) 3%(36) 1%(12) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 39%(297) 45%(342) 11%(83) 4%(33) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 71%(621) 23%(207) 4%(39) 1%(12) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 11%(52) 85%(414) 3%(15) 1% (3) 484 2012 Vote: Other 12%(6) 81%(43) 4% (2) 3% (2) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 40%(227) 45%(254) 11%(61) 5%(29) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_7: Favorability for Democrats in Congress Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 46%(908) 46%(918) 6%(118) 2%(45) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 49%(173) 44%(157) 5%(20) 1% (5) 355 4-Region: Midwest 44%(201) 48%(219) 5%(24) 3%(13) 457 4-Region: South 40%(295) 52%(386) 6%(46) 2%(16) 743 4-Region: West 55%(239) 36%(157) 7%(28) 2%(10) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 84%(785) 11%(99) 4%(38) 1%(13) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 8%(60) 86%(657) 5%(35) 2%(13) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_9: Favorability for Kevin McCarthy Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 21%(409) 31%(607) 26%(527) 22%(446) 1990 Gender: Male 28%(257) 38%(350) 19%(181) 15%(144) 931 Gender: Female 14%(153) 24%(257) 33%(346) 29%(302) 1059 Age: 18-34 13%(65) 23%(114) 27%(135) 37%(186) 500 Age: 35-44 16%(48) 29%(88) 28%(85) 27%(82) 302 Age: 45-64 23%(166) 31%(227) 28%(200) 18%(133) 725 Age: 65+ 28%(130) 39%(179) 23%(107) 10%(46) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 9%(14) 14%(23) 32%(52) 45%(72) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 14%(73) 27%(140) 27%(142) 32%(167) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 20%(101) 31%(151) 27%(134) 22%(108) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 26%(187) 37%(271) 25%(181) 13%(91) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 11%(85) 42%(333) 24%(194) 23%(184) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 14%(75) 31%(167) 29%(156) 27%(147) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 38%(249) 16%(106) 27%(177) 18%(116) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 12%(41) 56%(189) 18%(60) 14%(48) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 10%(44) 32%(145) 29%(134) 30%(136) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 20%(52) 39%(101) 22%(56) 19%(50) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 8%(23) 23%(66) 35%(100) 34%(97) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 49%(163) 18%(60) 19%(65) 14%(46) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 27%(86) 15%(47) 36%(112) 22%(69) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 10%(61) 44%(277) 23%(143) 24%(153) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 14%(78) 33%(177) 31%(167) 22%(116) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 38%(267) 19%(134) 27%(185) 16%(111) 697 Educ: < College 19%(242) 27%(340) 29%(367) 24%(303) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 23%(107) 33%(157) 24%(112) 20%(94) 471 Educ: Post-grad 23%(61) 41%(110) 18%(48) 18%(49) 268 Income: Under 50k 16%(165) 31%(326) 29%(304) 25%(266) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 25%(160) 28%(176) 27%(172) 20%(128) 635 Income: 100k+ 29%(84) 36%(105) 18%(52) 18%(53) 293 Ethnicity: White 22%(360) 29%(461) 28%(446) 21%(344) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 17%(33) 27%(52) 26%(50) 30%(58) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_9: Favorability for Kevin McCarthy Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 21%(409) 31%(607) 26%(527) 22%(446) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 13%(32) 40%(101) 22%(56) 25%(63) 252 Ethnicity: Other 14%(17) 35%(45) 20%(25) 31%(40) 128 All Christian 29%(276) 32%(305) 23%(221) 16%(158) 959 All Non-Christian 22%(21) 41%(40) 26%(25) 11%(11) 96 Atheist 7%(6) 57%(50) 20%(18) 16%(14) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 11%(55) 29%(143) 30%(146) 30%(149) 494 Something Else 14%(50) 20%(70) 33%(118) 32%(115) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 24%(27) 36%(41) 26%(30) 13%(15) 112 Evangelical 29%(163) 21%(117) 28%(155) 22%(126) 561 Non-Evangelical 21%(154) 35%(253) 24%(176) 19%(139) 722 Community: Urban 17%(95) 33%(183) 25%(142) 24%(135) 555 Community: Suburban 22%(198) 29%(269) 28%(256) 21%(196) 919 Community: Rural 22%(116) 30%(155) 25%(129) 22%(116) 516 Employ: Private Sector 21%(124) 32%(194) 26%(160) 21%(126) 604 Employ: Government 21%(28) 22%(29) 27%(35) 30%(39) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 23%(35) 33%(49) 24%(36) 20%(29) 149 Employ: Homemaker 13%(16) 21%(26) 39%(48) 27%(33) 123 Employ: Student 5%(4) 20%(16) 27%(22) 48%(38) 79 Employ: Retired 29%(151) 37%(191) 22%(112) 12%(63) 517 Employ: Unemployed 14%(39) 26%(72) 31%(86) 29%(82) 280 Employ: Other 12%(13) 27%(29) 27%(29) 33%(35) 106 Military HH: Yes 31%(106) 31%(108) 21%(71) 18%(62) 347 Military HH: No 18%(303) 30%(499) 28%(456) 23%(384) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 36%(199) 22%(120) 23%(128) 18%(101) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 15%(210) 34%(488) 28%(399) 24%(346) 1443 Trump Job Approve 38%(301) 17%(134) 25%(202) 20%(157) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 9%(104) 41%(468) 27%(307) 24%(271) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_9: Favorability for Kevin McCarthy Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 21%(409) 31%(607) 26%(527) 22%(446) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 44%(225) 15%(75) 24%(125) 18%(91) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 28%(77) 21%(59) 28%(77) 24%(66) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 13%(24) 27%(51) 37%(68) 23%(43) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 8%(80) 43%(416) 25%(238) 24%(228) 962 Favorable of Trump 39%(308) 17%(130) 25%(198) 19%(149) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 9%(99) 41%(471) 27%(309) 24%(280) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 46%(231) 15%(75) 22%(113) 17%(88) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 28%(77) 20%(55) 31%(85) 22%(61) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 12%(19) 28%(44) 35%(55) 25%(39) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 8%(80) 43%(428) 25%(254) 24%(240) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 23%(173) 27%(195) 26%(195) 24%(173) 736 #1 Issue: Security 43%(84) 18%(34) 24%(48) 15%(30) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 8%(28) 43%(158) 27%(100) 22%(80) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 21%(60) 33%(96) 28%(80) 18%(51) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 9%(10) 22%(24) 28%(31) 42%(47) 112 #1 Issue: Education 19%(14) 22%(17) 28%(22) 31%(24) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 19%(13) 38%(27) 22%(16) 21%(15) 72 #1 Issue: Other 18%(26) 39%(56) 25%(35) 18%(25) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 12%(88) 47%(354) 22%(166) 19%(142) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 45%(253) 19%(105) 24%(133) 12%(70) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 11%(78) 46%(322) 23%(165) 20%(142) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 40%(269) 20%(131) 24%(162) 16%(104) 666 2016 Vote: Other 11%(14) 35%(44) 38%(48) 16%(21) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 10%(48) 22%(110) 31%(152) 37%(180) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 26%(320) 34%(424) 23%(289) 16%(202) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 12%(90) 24%(183) 32%(238) 32%(244) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 14%(121) 44%(383) 23%(203) 20%(172) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 41%(197) 19%(93) 27%(130) 13%(64) 484 2012 Vote: Other 35%(19) 19%(10) 17%(9) 28%(15) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 13%(72) 21%(120) 32%(184) 34%(195) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_9: Favorability for Kevin McCarthy Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 21%(409) 31%(607) 26%(527) 22%(446) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 19%(66) 32%(112) 26%(94) 23%(83) 355 4-Region: Midwest 19%(86) 26%(118) 28%(126) 28%(127) 457 4-Region: South 23%(169) 32%(238) 26%(195) 19%(140) 743 4-Region: West 20%(88) 32%(139) 26%(112) 22%(96) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 10%(92) 41%(387) 25%(237) 23%(219) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 37%(284) 17%(132) 27%(209) 18%(140) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_10: Favorability for Joe Biden Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 54%(1084) 42%(842) 3%(56) — (8) 1990 Gender: Male 51%(476) 46%(431) 2%(21) — (4) 931 Gender: Female 57%(609) 39%(411) 3%(36) — (3) 1059 Age: 18-34 56%(279) 39%(194) 5%(26) — (2) 500 Age: 35-44 54%(165) 41%(124) 4%(12) — (1) 302 Age: 45-64 55%(400) 42%(308) 2%(13) 1%(4) 725 Age: 65+ 52%(241) 47%(216) 1%(6) — (0) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 65%(105) 30%(48) 4%(6) 1% (2) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 52%(271) 42%(221) 6%(31) — (1) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 54%(265) 43%(213) 3%(13) 1% (3) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 56%(412) 43%(311) 1%(6) — (1) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 93%(738) 5%(43) 2%(16) — (0) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 49%(265) 46%(252) 5%(25) 1%(4) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 13%(82) 84%(548) 2%(15) 1% (3) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 92%(311) 7%(24) 1% (3) — (0) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 93%(427) 4%(19) 3%(13) — (0) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 47%(122) 48%(125) 4%(9) 1% (3) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 50%(143) 44%(127) 6%(16) — (1) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 13%(43) 84%(282) 3%(9) — (1) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 12%(39) 85%(266) 2% (7) 1% (2) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 88%(557) 11%(70) 1% (8) — (0) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 65%(348) 30%(163) 4%(24) 1%(4) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 18%(122) 80%(560) 2%(14) — (1) 697 Educ: < College 49%(618) 46%(582) 4%(46) — (6) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 61%(286) 38%(177) 1%(6) — (2) 471 Educ: Post-grad 67%(180) 31%(83) 2%(4) — (0) 268 Income: Under 50k 55%(588) 41%(430) 4%(38) — (5) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 51%(325) 47%(296) 2%(15) — (0) 635 Income: 100k+ 58%(171) 40%(116) 1% (3) 1% (2) 293 Ethnicity: White 49%(796) 48%(772) 2%(36) — (6) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 57%(109) 38%(73) 5%(10) — (0) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_10: Favorability for Joe Biden Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 54%(1084) 42%(842) 3%(56) — (8) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 80%(202) 14%(34) 6%(15) 1% (2) 252 Ethnicity: Other 67%(86) 28%(36) 4%(6) — (0) 128 All Christian 49%(467) 49%(471) 2%(19) — (2) 959 All Non-Christian 78%(75) 21%(20) 1% (1) — (0) 96 Atheist 73%(64) 26%(23) 2% (1) — (0) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 60%(298) 35%(172) 4%(18) 1% (5) 494 Something Else 51%(180) 44%(157) 5%(16) — (1) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 73%(82) 26%(29) 1% (1) — (0) 112 Evangelical 39%(218) 57%(321) 4%(21) — (2) 561 Non-Evangelical 57%(411) 41%(296) 2%(15) — (0) 722 Community: Urban 67%(373) 29%(160) 4%(21) — (1) 555 Community: Suburban 54%(498) 43%(394) 3%(24) — (3) 919 Community: Rural 41%(213) 56%(288) 2%(11) 1% (3) 516 Employ: Private Sector 52%(317) 44%(266) 3%(19) — (2) 604 Employ: Government 63%(82) 35%(46) 2% (3) — (0) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 55%(83) 39%(59) 4% (5) 2% (2) 149 Employ: Homemaker 36%(44) 62%(76) 2% (3) — (0) 123 Employ: Student 67%(53) 27%(21) 6% (5) — (0) 79 Employ: Retired 54%(280) 45%(233) 1% (5) — (0) 517 Employ: Unemployed 58%(162) 38%(105) 4%(12) — (0) 280 Employ: Other 60%(64) 33%(35) 4%(4) 3% (3) 106 Military HH: Yes 46%(160) 50%(175) 3%(12) — (0) 347 Military HH: No 56%(924) 41%(667) 3%(45) — (8) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 41%(223) 56%(309) 2%(11) 1%(4) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 60%(861) 37%(533) 3%(45) — (3) 1443 Trump Job Approve 11%(88) 86%(687) 2%(18) — (1) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 85%(982) 12%(142) 2%(24) — (2) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_10: Favorability for Joe Biden Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 54%(1084) 42%(842) 3%(56) — (8) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 7%(35) 91%(471) 2%(9) — (1) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 19%(53) 78%(216) 3%(9) — (0) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 64%(120) 32%(59) 4% (8) — (0) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 90%(862) 9%(83) 2%(15) — (2) 962 Favorable of Trump 11%(88) 87%(685) 1%(9) — (3) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 85%(983) 13%(155) 2%(20) — (2) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 6%(31) 93%(469) 1%(4) 1% (3) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 21%(57) 78%(216) 2% (5) — (0) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 53%(84) 41%(64) 5% (8) — (1) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 90%(899) 9%(90) 1%(11) — (2) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 45%(333) 52%(380) 3%(24) — (0) 736 #1 Issue: Security 22%(44) 75%(148) 1% (3) 1% (2) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 72%(264) 25%(90) 3%(10) — (2) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 59%(170) 39%(111) 2%(6) — (1) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 67%(75) 29%(33) 4% (5) — (0) 112 #1 Issue: Education 62%(48) 31%(23) 7% (5) 1% (1) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 76%(54) 20%(14) 3% (2) 1% (1) 72 #1 Issue: Other 68%(98) 30%(42) 1% (1) 1% (2) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 90%(677) 8%(62) 1%(10) — (1) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 14%(77) 84%(472) 2%(11) — (1) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 93%(661) 5%(33) 2%(13) — (1) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 14%(94) 84%(559) 2%(11) — (2) 666 2016 Vote: Other 52%(65) 43%(55) 3%(4) 2% (3) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 54%(263) 40%(196) 6%(28) — (2) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 58%(712) 40%(500) 2%(20) — (3) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 49%(372) 45%(342) 5%(36) 1%(4) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 81%(712) 17%(152) 2%(15) — (1) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 17%(84) 80%(388) 2%(11) — (2) 484 2012 Vote: Other 18%(10) 79%(42) — (0) 3% (2) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 48%(277) 46%(261) 5%(30) 1% (3) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_10: Favorability for Joe Biden Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 54%(1084) 42%(842) 3%(56) — (8) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 59%(209) 38%(135) 3%(10) — (1) 355 4-Region: Midwest 53%(244) 44%(202) 2%(10) — (2) 457 4-Region: South 49%(362) 48%(353) 3%(23) 1% (5) 743 4-Region: West 62%(269) 35%(152) 3%(14) — (0) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 92%(860) 6%(58) 2%(17) — (0) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 13%(98) 85%(647) 2%(17) — (3) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_11: Favorability for Kamala Harris Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 50%(991) 41%(819) 6%(127) 3%(53) 1990 Gender: Male 46%(430) 46%(433) 5%(47) 2%(21) 931 Gender: Female 53%(561) 36%(386) 8%(80) 3%(32) 1059 Age: 18-34 53%(264) 34%(170) 8%(38) 6%(28) 500 Age: 35-44 46%(141) 39%(117) 10%(30) 5%(15) 302 Age: 45-64 50%(365) 43%(314) 5%(36) 1%(10) 725 Age: 65+ 48%(223) 47%(218) 5%(22) — (0) 463 GenZers: 1997-2012 60%(97) 23%(38) 6%(10) 10%(17) 161 Millennials: 1981-1996 47%(248) 38%(200) 10%(50) 5%(24) 523 GenXers: 1965-1980 48%(239) 43%(211) 7%(33) 2%(12) 495 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 52%(377) 44%(323) 4%(30) — (1) 730 PID: Dem (no lean) 87%(691) 8%(61) 4%(34) 1%(9) 797 PID: Ind (no lean) 41%(223) 42%(230) 12%(67) 5%(26) 545 PID: Rep (no lean) 12%(77) 81%(527) 4%(26) 3%(18) 648 PID/Gender: Dem Men 85%(287) 10%(34) 4%(13) 1% (3) 338 PID/Gender: Dem Women 88%(404) 6%(27) 5%(21) 1%(6) 459 PID/Gender: Ind Men 42%(109) 46%(119) 8%(22) 3%(9) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Women 40%(114) 39%(110) 16%(45) 6%(17) 286 PID/Gender: Rep Men 10%(33) 84%(279) 4%(12) 3%(9) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 14%(44) 79%(248) 4%(14) 3% (8) 314 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 84%(535) 11%(68) 4%(23) 1%(9) 634 Ideo: Moderate (4) 57%(307) 31%(165) 10%(52) 3%(14) 539 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 16%(110) 79%(549) 4%(29) 1%(10) 697 Educ: < College 45%(569) 43%(542) 8%(96) 4%(44) 1252 Educ: Bachelors degree 54%(254) 40%(188) 5%(25) 1% (3) 471 Educ: Post-grad 63%(168) 33%(88) 2% (5) 2%(6) 268 Income: Under 50k 51%(539) 38%(402) 8%(80) 4%(40) 1061 Income: 50k-100k 46%(294) 46%(292) 6%(40) 1%(9) 635 Income: 100k+ 54%(158) 42%(124) 3% (8) 1%(4) 293 Ethnicity: White 45%(720) 47%(749) 6%(93) 3%(47) 1610 Ethnicity: Hispanic 59%(113) 31%(60) 9%(16) 2%(4) 193 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_11: Favorability for Kamala Harris Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 50%(991) 41%(819) 6%(127) 3%(53) 1990 Ethnicity: Black 77%(193) 15%(39) 7%(17) 1%(4) 252 Ethnicity: Other 61%(78) 24%(31) 13%(17) 2% (2) 128 All Christian 44%(420) 49%(470) 6%(59) 1%(11) 959 All Non-Christian 67%(64) 27%(26) 2% (2) 4%(4) 96 Atheist 73%(65) 24%(21) 1%(0) 2% (2) 88 Agnostic/Nothing in particular 56%(274) 32%(160) 7%(35) 5%(25) 494 Something Else 48%(168) 40%(142) 9%(31) 3%(11) 353 Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 61%(69) 33%(37) 2% (2) 4%(4) 112 Evangelical 35%(198) 55%(311) 6%(36) 3%(16) 561 Non-Evangelical 52%(378) 40%(287) 7%(52) 1% (5) 722 Community: Urban 62%(343) 28%(155) 7%(38) 3%(18) 555 Community: Suburban 50%(456) 42%(387) 7%(62) 2%(15) 919 Community: Rural 37%(192) 54%(277) 5%(27) 4%(20) 516 Employ: Private Sector 49%(296) 43%(261) 6%(35) 2%(12) 604 Employ: Government 53%(70) 36%(47) 8%(10) 3%(4) 131 Employ: Self-Employed 51%(76) 37%(55) 8%(11) 5% (7) 149 Employ: Homemaker 29%(35) 61%(75) 8%(10) 3%(4) 123 Employ: Student 65%(51) 26%(20) 6%(4) 4% (3) 79 Employ: Retired 49%(255) 47%(244) 3%(16) — (2) 517 Employ: Unemployed 54%(151) 30%(85) 10%(29) 5%(15) 280 Employ: Other 54%(57) 30%(32) 10%(11) 6%(6) 106 Military HH: Yes 46%(160) 46%(161) 7%(23) 1% (3) 347 Military HH: No 51%(832) 40%(658) 6%(103) 3%(50) 1643 RD/WT: Right Direction 35%(191) 56%(307) 5%(28) 4%(21) 547 RD/WT: Wrong Track 55%(801) 35%(511) 7%(99) 2%(32) 1443 Trump Job Approve 9%(74) 83%(658) 5%(37) 3%(25) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 79%(905) 13%(150) 7%(75) 2%(19) 1149 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_11: Favorability for Kamala Harris Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 50%(991) 41%(819) 6%(127) 3%(53) 1990 Trump Job Strongly Approve 6%(33) 87%(447) 4%(19) 3%(17) 516 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 15%(41) 76%(211) 7%(18) 3% (8) 278 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 51%(96) 31%(57) 14%(27) 4% (7) 187 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 84%(809) 10%(93) 5%(48) 1%(12) 962 Favorable of Trump 10%(75) 83%(654) 4%(33) 3%(23) 786 Unfavorable of Trump 78%(902) 14%(163) 6%(74) 2%(21) 1160 Very Favorable of Trump 6%(32) 88%(447) 3%(14) 3%(13) 507 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 15%(43) 74%(207) 7%(19) 4%(10) 279 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 39%(62) 42%(66) 15%(23) 4%(6) 158 Very Unfavorable of Trump 84%(840) 10%(96) 5%(51) 2%(15) 1002 #1 Issue: Economy 41%(301) 49%(362) 7%(55) 2%(18) 736 #1 Issue: Security 20%(38) 78%(153) 1% (2) 2% (3) 197 #1 Issue: Health Care 66%(241) 24%(87) 7%(27) 3%(11) 366 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 53%(151) 39%(112) 8%(24) — (1) 288 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 57%(64) 26%(29) 8%(9) 9%(10) 112 #1 Issue: Education 60%(46) 26%(20) 5%(4) 9% (7) 76 #1 Issue: Energy 75%(54) 20%(14) 3% (2) 2% (1) 72 #1 Issue: Other 68%(97) 28%(40) 3%(4) 1% (2) 143 2018 House Vote: Democrat 86%(642) 10%(76) 3%(26) 1% (5) 750 2018 House Vote: Republican 11%(62) 84%(469) 5%(27) 1%(4) 561 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 89%(630) 6%(46) 3%(24) 1% (7) 708 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 11%(72) 82%(548) 5%(35) 2%(11) 666 2016 Vote: Other 40%(51) 46%(58) 11%(14) 3% (3) 127 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 48%(237) 34%(167) 11%(54) 6%(32) 489 Voted in 2014: Yes 53%(656) 41%(507) 5%(57) 1%(15) 1235 Voted in 2014: No 44%(336) 41%(311) 9%(70) 5%(38) 755 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 77%(676) 17%(153) 5%(42) 1%(9) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 13%(63) 80%(386) 6%(31) 1%(4) 484 2012 Vote: Other 11%(6) 75%(40) 11%(6) 3% (2) 53 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 43%(245) 42%(240) 8%(48) 7%(38) 571 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_11: Favorability for Kamala Harris Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 50%(991) 41%(819) 6%(127) 3%(53) 1990 4-Region: Northeast 56%(198) 36%(126) 5%(19) 3%(12) 355 4-Region: Midwest 46%(209) 44%(201) 8%(35) 3%(12) 457 4-Region: South 46%(340) 46%(344) 5%(41) 3%(19) 743 4-Region: West 56%(244) 34%(148) 8%(33) 2%(10) 435 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 86%(803) 8%(78) 4%(41) 1%(12) 935 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 12%(89) 82%(624) 5%(35) 2%(18) 765 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Respondent Demographics Summary

Summary Statistics of Survey Respondent Demographics Demographic Group Frequency Percentage

xdemAll Registered Voters 1990 100% xdemGender Gender: Male 931 47% Gender: Female 1059 53% N 1990 age Age: 18-34 500 25% Age: 35-44 302 15% Age: 45-64 725 36% Age: 65+ 463 23% N 1990 demAgeGeneration GenZers: 1997-2012 161 8% Millennials: 1981-1996 523 26% GenXers: 1965-1980 495 25% Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 730 37% N 1909 xpid3 PID: Dem (no lean) 797 40% PID: Ind (no lean) 545 27% PID: Rep (no lean) 648 33% N 1990 xpidGender PID/Gender: Dem Men 338 17% PID/Gender: Dem Women 459 23% PID/Gender: Ind Men 259 13% PID/Gender: Ind Women 286 14% PID/Gender: Rep Men 334 17% PID/Gender: Rep Women 314 16% N 1990 xdemIdeo3 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 634 32% Ideo: Moderate (4) 539 27% Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 697 35% N 1870 xeduc3 Educ: < College 1252 63% Educ: Bachelors degree 471 24% Educ: Post-grad 268 13% N 1990 Continued on next page

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Summary Statistics of Survey Respondent Demographics Demographic Group Frequency Percentage xdemInc3 Income: Under 50k 1061 53% Income: 50k-100k 635 32% Income: 100k+ 293 15% N 1990 xdemWhite Ethnicity: White 1610 81% xdemHispBin Ethnicity: Hispanic 193 10% demBlackBin Ethnicity: Black 252 13% demRaceOther Ethnicity: Other 128 6% xdemReligion All Christian 959 48% All Non-Christian 96 5% Atheist 88 4% Agnostic/Nothing in particular 494 25% Something Else 353 18% N 1990 xdemReligOther Religious Non-Protestant/Catholic 112 6% xdemEvang Evangelical 561 28% Non-Evangelical 722 36% N 1283 xdemUsr Community: Urban 555 28% Community: Suburban 919 46% Community: Rural 516 26% N 1990 xdemEmploy Employ: Private Sector 604 30% Employ: Government 131 7% Employ: Self-Employed 149 8% Employ: Homemaker 123 6% Employ: Student 79 4% Employ: Retired 517 26% Employ: Unemployed 280 14% Employ: Other 106 5% N 1990 xdemMilHH1 Military HH: Yes 347 17% Military HH: No 1643 83% N 1990 Continued on next page

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Summary Statistics of Survey Respondent Demographics Demographic Group Frequency Percentage

xnr1 RD/WT: Right Direction 547 27% RD/WT: Wrong Track 1443 73% N 1990 Trump_Approve Trump Job Approve 794 40% Trump Job Disapprove 1149 58% N 1944 Trump_Approve2 Trump Job Strongly Approve 516 26% Trump Job Somewhat Approve 278 14% Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 187 9% Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 962 48% N 1944 Trump_Fav Favorable of Trump 786 39% Unfavorable of Trump 1160 58% N 1945 Trump_Fav_FULL Very Favorable of Trump 507 25% Somewhat Favorable of Trump 279 14% Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 158 8% Very Unfavorable of Trump 1002 50% N 1945 xnr3 #1 Issue: Economy 736 37% #1 Issue: Security 197 10% #1 Issue: Health Care 366 18% #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 288 14% #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 112 6% #1 Issue: Education 76 4% #1 Issue: Energy 72 4% #1 Issue: Other 143 7% N 1990 xsubVote18O 2018 House Vote: Democrat 750 38% 2018 House Vote: Republican 561 28% 2018 House Vote: Someone else 45 2% N 1356 xsubVote16O 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 708 36% 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 666 33% 2016 Vote: Other 127 6% 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 489 25% N 1989 Continued on next page

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Summary Statistics of Survey Respondent Demographics Demographic Group Frequency Percentage xsubVote14O Voted in 2014: Yes 1235 62% Voted in 2014: No 755 38% N 1990 xsubVote12O 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 879 44% 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 484 24% 2012 Vote: Other 53 3% 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 571 29% N 1988 xreg4 4-Region: Northeast 355 18% 4-Region: Midwest 457 23% 4-Region: South 743 37% 4-Region: West 435 22% N 1990 xdemPidLean Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 935 47% Party: Republican/Leans Republican 765 38% N 1700 Note: Group proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. All statistics are calcu- lated with demographic post-stratification weights applied.

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