Country: United States Title: Los Angeles Times Poll # 2003-488: California Politics--Late September Recall Election Survey Orga

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Country: United States Title: Los Angeles Times Poll # 2003-488: California Politics--Late September Recall Election Survey Organization: Los Angeles Times Sponsor: Field Dates: September 25-29, 2003 Sample: Adult residents of California Sample Size: 1,982 Sample Notes: Interview method: Telephone Weight Location: Columns 1-7 (xxxxx.xx) No. of records per respondent: 1

Usage Notes: Use the SPSS generated column guide after the methodology page if you are using the ASCII data (lat488.dat) -- not the columns listed in the codebook.

Please note that data purchased from The Roper Center for Public Opinion Research may not be redisseminated without written permission. The results of any analyses conducted on the data may, however, be published with appropriate acknowledgments and source citation.

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LOS ANGELES TIMES POLL METHODOLOGY

This Los Angeles Times poll is the 488th in a series of opinion studies designed to measure public attitudes on a number of issues. This final pre- election survey focuses on California's upcoming special election to recall Governor Gray Davis.

The sampling frame for this survey is all telephone residences in the state of California. One thousand nine hundred and eighty-two men and women 18 years of age or older were contacted by telephone September 25-29, 2003. The sample includes 1,496 registered voters of which 815 are considered likely to turn out to vote on October 7, 2003. An additional random sample of the state was also conducted over the same period and added to the sample which brought the total number of Latino likely voters in the survey to 137. All racial and ethnic groups are proportionally represented in this survey even when there may not be enough in the sample to be specifically mentioned.

Results are adjusted to conform with census figures on characteristics such as sex, race, age, education as well as to the latest registration figures provided by the secretary of state's office. Telephone numbers were generated from a computer list that includes all possible telephone exchanges in the state. Random-digit dialing techniques were used to ensure that both listed and unlisted residences had an opportunity to be contacted regardless of their presence on registered voter lists. Interviews were conducted in both English and Spanish. Field work for the random Latino sample was conducted by Interviewing Services of America, Inc., of Van Nuys, California.

Readers are reminded that, since survey research normally questions only a small proportion of the population, one must allow a certain margin for error. The margin of sampling error for the entire sample, registered and likely voters is plus or minus 3 percentage points. Margin of sampling error for Latino likely voters is plus or minus 8 percentage points. For certain other subgroups, the error margin is somewhat higher.

Surveys of this kind are sometimes subject to different kinds of inaccuracies for which precise estimates cannot be calculated and which may, in some cases, be even larger than the effects associated with sampling procedures. For example, findings may be influenced by events, which take place while the survey is in the field and, of course, events occurring since the time the interviews were conducted could have changed the opinions reported here.

Undetected flaws in the way the sampling and interviewing procedure were carried out could have a significant effect on the findings. Changing the wording of questions and the sequence in which they are asked can produce different results. Sometimes questions are inadvertently biased or misleading. People who responded to the survey may not necessarily replicate the views of those who refused to be interviewed or who could not be found at home during the time the survey was conducted. Moreover, while every precaution has been taken to make these findings completely accurate, other errors may have resulted from the various practical difficulties associated with taking any survey of public opinion.

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Susan Pinkus directs the Los Angeles Times Poll under the general supervision of Dean Baquet, managing editor. Jill Darling Richardson is the associate director, Roger Richardson is the field director, Claudia Vaughn is the data management supervisor and Ray Enslow is the publications coordinator.

Further information regarding this study is available by writing to the Los Angeles Times Poll, 202 West 1st Street, Los Angeles, California 90012, or by calling (213) 237-2027 or by emailing [email protected]. In addition, poll data can now be found on the World Wide Web. Visit us at http://www.latimes.com/timespoll.

This report conforms to the standards of disclosure of the National Council on Public Polls and the American Association for Public Opinion Research.

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Variable Rec Start End Format

WTVAR 1 1 7 F7.2 CASE 1 8 11 F4.0 AREACODE 1 12 14 F3.0 DAVISJOB 1 15 16 A2 CDAVISJO 1 17 18 A2 CITIZEN 1 19 20 A2 PTYREGIS 1 21 22 A2 VOTERECL 1 23 24 A2 CERTREC 1 25 26 A2 CANDRECL 1 27 28 A2 CERTGOV 1 29 30 A2 IFBUSWIN 1 31 32 A2 IFARNWIN 1 33 34 A2 IFMCCWIN 1 35 36 A2 CRUZARN 1 37 38 A2 WINNER 1 39 40 A2 GOVISSU1 1 41 42 A2 GOVISSU2 1 43 44 A2 EXPERIEN 1 45 46 A2 STRLDR 1 47 48 A2 REDSPIN 1 49 50 A2 INTEREST 1 51 52 A2 INTENT 1 53 54 A2 FIRSTTIM 1 55 56 A2 ABSENTEE 1 57 58 A2 GOVPR02 1 59 60 A2 GOV02 1 61 62 A2 PRES2000 1 63 64 A2 GRAYDAV 1 65 66 A2 CGRAYDAV 1 67 68 A2 BUSTAMAN 1 69 70 A2 CBUSTAMA 1 71 72 A2 ARNOLD 1 73 74 A2 CARNOLD 1 75 76 A2 MCCLIN 1 77 78 A2 CMCCLIN 1 79 80 A2 DRIVLIC 1 81 82 A2 CDRIVLIC 1 83 84 A2 CANSUPP 1 85 86 A2 CCANSUPP 1 87 88 A2 BUSTIND 1 89 90 A2 CBUSTIND 1 91 92 A2 SCHREST 1 93 94 A2 CSCHREST 1 95 96 A2 MCSTAYGO 1 97 98 A2 MCCLCONS 1 99 100 A2 CMCCLCON 1 101 102 A2 BUSTINTG 1 103 104 A2

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SCHINTEG 1 105 106 A2 MCCINTEG 1 107 108 A2 DEBATE 1 109 110 A2 WONDEBAT 1 111 112 A2 CWONDEBA 1 113 114 A2 KNOWLEDG 1 115 116 A2 CKNOWLDG 1 117 118 A2 DEBIMPAC 1 119 120 A2 COURTRUL 1 121 122 A2 CCOURTRU 1 123 124 A2 PROP54 1 125 126 A2 VOTE54 1 127 128 A2 INDTRIBE 1 129 130 A2 CINDTRIB 1 131 132 A2 INDCASIN 1 133 134 A2 DOMPART 1 135 136 A2 CDOMPART 1 137 138 A2 UNION 1 139 140 A2 PBIAS 1 141 142 A2 CPBIAS 1 143 144 A2 EMPLOY 1 145 146 A2 EXACTAGE 1 147 149 A3 AGEGROUP 1 150 151 A2 EDUC 1 152 153 A2 RELIGION 1 154 155 A2 INCOME 1 156 157 A2 GENDER 1 158 159 A2 CALAREA8 1 160 161 A2 CGROUPS 1 162 163 A2 LIKELY 1 164 165 A2

USLAT2003-488 Page 5 Los Angeles Times Poll - LAT0488 Codebook - Weighted **SPSS FILES** ======QUESTION TITLE : WEIGHT LOCATION : CARD (NOT PUNCHED) ABBV (MNEMONIC) : WEIGHT DATA TYPE : 2: Floating Point QUESTION NUMBER : SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/0 ______

(Table too long to display...) ======QUESTION TITLE : Area Code LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 16-18 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : AREACODE DATA TYPE : 2: Floating Point QUESTION NUMBER : QAC SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/4 ______

QAC. AREA CODE

(Table too long to display...) ======QUESTION TITLE : Gray Davis Job Ratin LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 34 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : DAVISJOB DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q1 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/10 ______

Q1. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Gray Davis is handling his job as governor? (IF APPROVE OR DISAPPROVE) Do you (approve/disapprove) strongly or (approve/disapprove) somewhat?

1 APPROVE STRONGLY 2 APPROVE SOMEWHAT 3 DISAPPROVE SOMEWHAT 4 DISAPPROVE STRONGLY 5 NOT SURE 6 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) APR/STR 231 12% 12% 2) APR/SOM 328 17% 17% 3) DIS/SOM 379 19% 19% 4) DIS/STR 814 41% 41% 5) N/SURE 202 10% 10% 6) REFUSED 28 1% 1%

SUM 1982 100 100

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======QUESTION TITLE : American Citzenshp LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 35 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : CITIZEN DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q2 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/12 ______

PREQ2. Now turning to the special election on October 7th.... . Q2. (QUSCIT) First, in order to be eligible to vote, one must be a citizen of the United States. How about you? Are you a citizen of the United States, or not?

1 YES, A CITIZEN (SKIPTO QSTAT2) 2 NO, NOT A CITIZEN (SKIPTO QSTAT2) 3 NOT SURE (SKIPTO QSTAT2) 4 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) CITIZEN 1709 86% 86% 2) N/CITIZN 257 13% 13% 3) NOT SURE 10 1% 1% 4) REFUSED 6 0% 0%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : Party Registration LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 36 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : PTYREGIS DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q3 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/13 ______

''(ASKED OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE CITIZENS) . Q3. (QCAREG) Some people are registered to vote and other people are not. Do you know for sure if your name is presently recorded in the voter registration book of the Election District where you now live? (IF YES) Are you registered in a political party, or have you declined to be registered in any specific party -- that is to say, are you an Independent? (IF REGISTERED IN A PARTY) Which party is that?

(SKIPTO QSTAT2) 0 NO, NOT REGISTERED 1 REGISTERED DEMOCRAT 2 REGISTERED REPUBLICAN 3 REGISTERED IN SOME OTHER PARTY 4 REGISTERED, BUT DECLINE TO BE IN A PARTY 5 REGISTERED, BUT NOT SURE OR REFUSED TO SAY WHICH PARTY (SKIPTO QSTAT2) 6 NOT SURE IF REGISTERED (SKIPTO QSTAT2) 7 REFUSED

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RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/REGIS 170 8% 10% 1) DEM 634 32% 37% 2) REP 509 26% 30% 3) OTHER 72 4% 4% 4) IND 227 11% 13% 5) REG/REF 54 3% 3% 6) NOT SURE 33 2% 2% 7) REFUSED 10 0% 1% ý69) OMIT 273 14%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : Vote Yes/No Recall LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 37 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : VOTERECL DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q4 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/17 ______

''(ASKED OF REGISTERED VOTERS) . Q4. As you may know, there will be a special election to recall Governor Davis on October 7th. The recall ballot measure will consist of two parts. The first part will be a YES or NO vote on whether to recall the governor. The second part will list candidates running to replace Davis if he is recalled. If the October 7th special recall election were being held today, would you vote YES to recall Governor Davis or would you vote NO, not to recall Governor Davis? (IF "DON'T KNOW," "HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH" OR "REFUSED," ASK) Well, as of today, do you lean more toward voting YES to recall Governor Davis or do you lean more toward voting NO, not to recall Governor Davis? (ACCEPT "HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH TO SAY" OR "WOULDN'T VOTE" AS A VOLUNTEERED RESPONSE)

(SKIPTO Q6A) 0 HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH 1 VOTE YES, RECALL 2 LEAN YES, RECALL (SKIPTO Q5B) 3 LEAN NO, NOT RECALL (SKIPTO Q5B) 4 VOTE NO, NOT RECALL (SKIPTO Q6A) 5 WOULDN'T VOTE (SKIPTO Q6A) 6 NOT SURE (SKIPTO Q6A) 7 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/AWARE 10 0% 1% 1) VOTE/REC 791 40% 53% 2) LEAN/REC 21 1% 1% 3) L/NORECL 42 2% 3% 4) V/NORECL 591 30% 40% 5) NO VOTE 6 0% 0% 6) NOT SURE 34 2% 2% 7) REFUSED 1 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

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======QUESTION TITLE : Certain Recall Vote LOCATION : CARD (NOT PUNCHED) ABBV (MNEMONIC) : CERTREC DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q5 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/22 ______

Q5. How certain is your vote (to recall/not to recall) Gray Davis as governor? (ASKED OF VOTERS WHO SAID THEY WOULD VOTE YES) Will you definitely vote YES to recall Governor Davis or are you still considering your options? (ASKED OF VOTERS WHO SAID THEY WOULD VOTE NO) Will you definitely vote NO not to recall Governor Davis or are you still considering your options?

1 DEFINITELY VOTE YES 2 YES: STILL CONSIDERING OPTIONS 3 DEFINITELY VOTE NO 4 NO: STILL CONSIDERING OPTIONS 5 NOT SURE 6 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) DEF/YES 755 38% 52% 2) Y/STILCO 49 2% 3% 3) DEF/NO 544 28% 38% 4) N/STILCO 84 4% 6% 5) NOT SURE 10 1% 1% 6) REFUSED 3 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 537 27%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 9 ======QUESTION TITLE : Gov-Recall Vote Ball LOCATION : CARD (NOT PUNCHED) ABBV (MNEMONIC) : CANDRECL DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q6 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/25 ______

''(ORDER OF CANDIDATES IS ROTATED) . Q6. As you may know, you still get a chance to cast a vote for one of the replacement candidates, even if you voted NO, not to recall Governor Davis or didn't vote on the recall at all.

If the special recall election were being held today and these were the candidates, for whom would you vote: Lieutenant Governor Cruz Bustamante (BOOS -TUH-MONTAY), a Democrat; state Senator Tom McClintock, a Republican; actor and businessman Arnold Schwarzenegger (SCHWARZ IN EGGER), a Republican; financial investment advisor Peter Miguel Camejo (CUH MAY HO), a Green Party candidate; columnist and author Arianna Huffington, an independent: for whom would you vote: Bustamante or McClintock or Schwarzenegger or Camejo or Huffington or would you vote for someone else or would you not vote for any candidate? (ASKED OF THOSE WHO SAID "HAVENT' HEARD ENOUGH", "NOT SURE" OR "REFUSED") Well, as of today, would you lean more toward Bustamante or more toward McClintock or more toward Schwarzenegger or more toward Camejo or more toward Huffington or more toward someone else? (ACCEPT "HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH" AS A VOLUNTEERED RESPONSE)

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/AWARE 22 1% 2% 1) V/BUSTA 415 21% 28% 2) L/BUSTA 14 1% 1% 3) V/MCCLIN 240 12% 16% 4) L/MCCLIN 12 1% 1% 5) V/SCHWZ 492 25% 33% 6) L/SCHWZ 46 2% 3% 7) V/CAMEJO 56 3% 4% 8) L/CAMEJO 3 0% 0% 9) V/HUFF 33 2% 2%

10) L/HUFF 5 0% 0% 11) S/ELSE 17 1% 1% 12) NO VOTE 76 4% 5% 13) NOT SURE 50 2% 3% 14) REFUSED 15 1% 1% ý69) OMIT 486 24%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 10 ======QUESTION TITLE : Certain Gov Vote LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 44 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : CERTGOV DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q7 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/28 ______

''(ASKED OF REGISTERED VOTERS WHO CHOSE A CANDIDATE) . Q7. How certain are you to vote for that candidate? Will you definitely vote for that candidate, probably vote for that candidate or are you still considering your choices?

1 DEFINITELY 2 PROBABLY 3 STILL CONSIDERING CHOICES 4 NOT SURE 5 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) DEFINITE 894 45% 67% 2) PROBABLY 192 10% 14% 3) STILLCON 238 12% 18% 4) NOT SURE 9 0% 1% ý69) OMIT 649 33% 0%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : If Busta Wins-Chg Vo LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 45 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : IFBUSWIN DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q8 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/29 ______

''(ASKED ONLY OF RECALL SUPPORTERS - Q4) ''(ORDER OF Q8-Q10 IS ROTATED) . Q8. If you thought that Cruz Bustamante was the most likely candidate to become the next governor if the recall passed, would you still vote in favor of the recall, or would you change your mind and vote against the recall?

1 STILL VOTE IN FAVOR RECALL 2 VOTE AGAINST RECALL 3 NOT SURE 4 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) STIL/SUP 485 25% 60% 2) VOT/AGST 257 13% 32% 3) NOT SURE 66 3% 8% 4) REFUSED 3 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 1171 59% SUM 1982 100 100

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======QUESTION TITLE : If ArnoldWins-Chg Vo LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 46 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : IFARNWIN DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q9 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/30 ______

Q9. If you thought that Arnold Schwarzenegger was the most likely candidate to become the next governor if the recall passed, would you still vote in favor of the recall, or would you change your mind and vote against the recall?

1 STILL VOTE IN FAVOR RECALL 2 VOTE AGAINST RECALL 3 NOT SURE 4 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) STIL/SUP 702 36% 87% 2) VOT/AGST 84 4% 10% 3) NOT SURE 25 1% 3% 4) REFUSED 1 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 1170 59%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : If McCln Wins-Chg Vo LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 47 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : IFMCCWIN DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q10 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/31 ______

Q10. If you thought that Tom McClintock was the most likely candidate to become the next governor if the recall passed, would you still vote in favor of the recall, or would you change your mind and vote against the recall?

1 STILL VOTE IN FAVOR RECALL 2 VOTE AGAINST RECALL 3 NOT SURE 4 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) STIL/SUP 684 35% 84% 2) VOT/AGST 88 4% 11% 3) NOT SURE 35 2% 4% 4) REFUSED 5 0% 1% ý69) OMIT 1170 59%

SUM 1982 100 100

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======QUESTION TITLE : Gov-Cruz vs Arnold LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 48 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : CRUZARN DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q11 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/32 ______

''(ASKED OF ALL REGISTERED VOTERS) (ORDER OF CANDIDATES IS ROTATED) . Q11.

If the special recall election were being held today and the only two major candidates on the ballot were Cruz Bustamante (BOOS-TUH-MONTAY) and Arnold Schwarzenegger (SCHWARZ IN EGGER), for whom would you vote, Bustamante or Schwarzenegger, or would you vote for someone else or would you not vote for any candidate? (IF "HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH", "NOT SURE" OR "REFUSED", ASK) Well, as of today, would you lean more toward Bustamante or more toward Schwarzenegger? (ACCEPT "HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH" AS A VOLUNTEERED RESPONSE)

0 HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH 1 VOTE BUSTAMANTE 2 LEAN BUSTAMANTE 3 LEAN SCHWARZENEGGER 4 VOTE SCHWARZENEGGER 5 SOMEONE ELSE (SPECIFY) 6 WOULDN'T VOTE 7 NOT SURE 8 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/AWARE 13 1% 1% 1) V/BUSTA 533 27% 36% 2) L/BUSTAM 28 1% 2% 3) L/SCHWZ 50 3% 3% 4) V/SCHWZ 682 34% 45% 5) S/ELSE 39 2% 3% 6) NO VOTE 93 5% 6% 7) NOT SURE 49 2% 3% 8) REFUSED 9 0% 1% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 13 ======QUESTION TITLE : Vote Winner v. Issus LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 49 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : WINNER DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q12 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/35 ______

Q12. When you make your final decision about whom to vote for in an election, are you more likely to vote for the candidate because you like his or her policies and stands on the issues, or are you more likely to vote because you think he or she can win, or is there some other reason you will take into account when you cast your vote on election day? (IF OTHER REASON) What is that reason?

1 POLICIES AND STANDS ON ISSUES 2 CAN WIN 3 SOME OTHER REASON (SPECIFY) 4 NOT SURE 5 REFUSED 6 EXPERIENCE/BACKGROUND 7 PARTY AFFILATION/ONLY VOTE PARTY LINE

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) STND/ISS 1230 62% 82% 2) CAN WIN 79 4% 5% 3) OTHER 98 5% 7% 4) NOT SURE 34 2% 2% 5) REFUSED 10 0% 1% 6) EXP/BKGR 31 2% 2% 7) PARTYLIN 14 1% 1% ý69) OMIT 486 24%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 14 ======QUESTION TITLE : Iss for Gov Cands LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 50-51 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : GOVISSU1 DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q13A SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/36 ______

Q13. What one issue or problem in California would you say is most important for the governor to address? (WAIT FOR REPLY) Is there another issue or problem you would like to hear addressed? (ACCEPT UP TO TWO REPLIES) (DO NOT READ LIST)

00 NOTHING IN PARTICULAR . 01 ABORTION 02 BUDGET DEFICIT 03 BUREAUCRACY/GOVERNMENT MISMANAGEMENT 04 BUSINESS LEAVING CALIFORNIA 05 CHILD CARE 06 CRIME/DRUGS 07 COST OF LIVING 08 DRIVER'S LICENSES FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS . 09 ECONOMY (GENERAL) 10 EDUCATION 11 ENERGY CRISIS 12 ENVIRONMENT 13 GAY RIGHTS/DOMESTIC PARTNERSHIPS 14 GOVERNMENT REGULATION 15 GUN CONTROL 16 HEALTH CARE/UNINSURED CHILDREN/FAMILIES 17 HOMELAND SECURITY/AIRPORT SECURITY/BORDER SECURITY 18 HOMELESSNESS/POVERTY 19 HOUSING/AFFORDABLE HOUSING . 20 INFRASTRUCTURE/ROADS 21 IMMIGRATION 22 INTEGRITY/HONESTY IN POLITICS 23 INNER CITIES/URBAN PROBLEMS 24 MORALS/FAMILY VALUES 25 AMENDING PROP 13/RAISING COMMERCIAL PROPERTY TAXES 26 RACE ISSUES/RELATIONS/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION 27 SCHOOL CHOICE FOR PARENTS/VOUCHERS 28 SENIOR CITIZEN ISSUES . 29 TAX CUTS/TAX CREDITS FOR FAMILIES 30 TAXES (GENERAL) 31 TOO MUCH GROWTH/OVERPOPULATION 32 TRANSPORTATION 33 UNEMPLOYMENT 34 VEHICLE LICENSE FEE INCREASE 35 WORKER'S COMPENSATION . 36 OTHER (SPECIFY) 37 NOT SURE 38 REFUSED

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RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) NONE 23 1% 2% 1) ABORTION 3 0% 0% 2) BUDGDEF 428 22% 29% 3) BUREAUCY 40 2% 3% 4) BIZLVCA 39 2% 3% 5) CHILDCAR 5 0% 0% 6) CRIM/DRG 11 1% 1% 7) COLA 13 1% 1% 8) DL4ILLE 50 3% 3% 9) ECONOMY 207 10% 14% 10) EDUCAT'N 202 10% 14% 11) ENERYCRI 15 1% 1% 12) ENIVRMNT 10 1% 1% 14) GOVTREG 4 0% 0% 16) HLTHCARE 37 2% 0% 18) HOMELESS 2 0% 2% 19) AFF/HOUS 4 0% 0% 20) INFRASTR 1 0% 0% 21) IMMGRTN 77 4% 0% 22) HONESTY 10 1% 5% 24) FAMVALUS 2 0% 1% 25) AMD P13 2 0% 0% 26) RACEISSU 7 0% 0% 27) VOUCHERS 6 0% 0% 28) SR ISSUS 9 0% 0% 29) TAXCUTS 13 1% 1% 30) TAX/GENL 69 3% 1% 31) GROWTH 1 0% 5% 32) TRNSPTN 1 0% 0% 33) UNEMPLYM 63 3% 0% 34) V/LICFEE 48 2% 4% 35) WRKCOMP 37 2% 3% 36) OTHER 30 2% 2% 37) NOT SURE 26 1% 2% 38) REFUSED 1 0% 2% ý69) OMIT 486 25% 0%

SUM 1982 100 100

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======QUESTION TITLE : Iss for Gov Cands LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 52-53 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : GOVISSU2 DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q13B SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/37 ______

USLAT2003-488 Page 17 35 WORKER'S COMPENSATION . 36 OTHER (SPECIFY) 37 NOT SURE 38 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) ABORTION 10 1% 1% 2) BUDGDEF 100 5% 9% 3) BUREAUCY 22 1% 2% 4) BIZLVCA 43 2% 4% 5) CHILDCAR 2 0% 0% 6) CRIM/DRG 10 1% 1% 7) COLA 11 1% 1% 8) DL4ILLE 59 3% 6% 9) ECONOMY 53 3% 5% 10) EDUCAT'N 188 10% 17% 11) ENERYCRI 56 3% 5% 12) ENIVRMNT 25 1% 2% 13) GAYRITES 3 0% 0% 14) GOVTREG 3 0% 0% 15) GUN CTRL 7 0% 1% 16) HLTHCARE 30 2% 3% 17) HOMLDSEC 2 0% 0% 18) HOMELESS 3 0% 0% 19) AFF/HOUS 2 0% 0% 20) INFRASTR 14 1% 1% 21) IMMGRTN 77 4% 7% 22) HONESTY 10 1% 1% 23) INNRCITY 5 0% 1% 24) FAMVALUS 2 0% 0% 25) AMD P13 1 0% 0% 26) RACEISSU 13 1% 1% 27) VOUCHERS 8 0% 1% 28) SR ISSUS 8 0% 1% 29) TAXCUTS 14 1% 1% 30) TAX/GENL 79 4% 7% 32) TRNSPTN 6 0% 1% 33) UNEMPLYM 49 2% 5% 34) V/LICFEE 63 3% 6% 35) WRKCOMP 44 2% 4% 36) OTHER 61 3% 6% ý69) OMIT 899 45%

SUM 1982 100 100

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======QUESTION TITLE : Which Cand-Experien LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 54 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : EXPERIEN DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q14 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/39 ______

''(ORDER OF CANDIDATE NAMES IS ROTATED IN PREAMBLE) . PREQ14. I am now going to read you some phrases which could apply to any of the candidates in this recall election or to Governor Davis. After I read each one, please tell me, regardless of whether you support the recall or whom you plan to vote for in the election, does the statement apply more to Cruz Bustamante or Arnold Schwarzenegger or Tom McClintock or Gray Davis. If you think it does not apply to any of them, you can tell me that, too. First, . ''(QUESTION ORDER AND CANDIDATE NAMES ARE ROTATED IN Q14-Q16) . Q14. He has the best experience for the job: Does this apply more to Cruz Bustamante, or more to Arnold Schwarzenegger, or more to Tom McClintock, or more to Gray Davis? (ACCEPT "ALL OF THEM" OR "NONE OF THEM" AS A VOLUNTEERED RESPONSE)

0 NONE OF THEM 1 CRUZ BUSTAMANTE 2 ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER 3 TOM McCLINTOCK 4 GRAY DAVIS 5 ALL OF THEM 6 NOT SURE 7 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) NONE 34 2% 2% 1) BUSTAM 256 13% 17% 2) SCHWARZN 87 4% 6% 3) McCLINT 484 24% 32% 4) DAVIS 564 29% 38% 5) ALL 7 0% 1% 6) NOT SURE 60 3% 4% 7) REFUSED 4 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 19 ======QUESTION TITLE : Which Cand-StrgLdr LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 55 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : STRLDR DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q15 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/40 ______

Q15. He will be a strong leader for the state: Does this apply more to Cruz Bustamante, or more to Arnold Schwarzenegger, or more to Tom McClintock, or more to Gray Davis? (ACCEPT "ALL OF THEM" OR "NONE OF THEM" AS A VOLUNTEERED RESPONSES)

0 NONE OF THEM 1 CRUZ BUSTAMANTE 2 ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER 3 TOM McCLINTOCK 4 GRAY DAVIS 5 ALL OF THEM 6 NOT SURE 7 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) NONE 105 5% 7% 1) BUSTAM 233 12% 16% 2) SCHWARZN 502 25% 34% 3) McCLINT 313 16% 21% 4) DAVIS 242 12% 16% 5) ALL 18 1% 1% 6) NOT SURE 81 4% 5% 7) REFUSED 2 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : Which Cand-Red SpInt LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 56 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : REDSPIN DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q16 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/41 ______

Q16. He will reduce the influence of special interests in Sacramento: Does this apply more to Cruz Bustamante, or more to Arnold Schwarzenegger, or more to Tom McClintock, or more to Gray Davis? (ACCEPT "ALL OF THEM" OR "NONE OF THEM" AS A VOLUNTEERED RESPONSE)

0 NONE OF THEM 1 CRUZ BUSTAMANTE 2 ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER 3 TOM McCLINTOCK 4 GRAY DAVIS 5 ALL OF THEM 6 NOT SURE 7 REFUSED

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RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) NONE 185 9% 12% 1) BUSTAM 128 7% 9% 2) SCHWARZN 682 34% 46% 3) McCLINT 179 9% 12% 4) DAVIS 117 6% 8% 5) ALL 16 1% 1% 6) NOT SURE 184 9% 12% 7) REFUSED 5 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : Interest-in Gov Elec LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 57 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : INTEREST DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q17 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/42 ______

PREQ17. Now some more questions about voting... . Q17. Lots of people don't pay much attention to political campaigns. How about you? How interested have you been in following the recall campaign to replace Governor Davis? Are you very interested, somewhat interested, somewhat uninterested or very uninterested in following that political campaign this year?

1 VERY INTERESTED 2 SOMEWHAT INTERESTED 3 SOMEWHAT UNINTERESTED 4 VERY UNINTERESTED 5 NOT SURE 6 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) V/INTER 814 41% 54% 2) S/INTER 503 25% 34% 3) S/UNINTE 100 5% 7% 4) V/UNINTE 62 3% 4% 5) NOT SURE 16 1% 1% 6) REFUSED 1 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 21 ======QUESTION TITLE : Intention to Vote LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 58 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : INTENT DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q18 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/44 ______

Q18. When it comes time to vote in the special election on October 7th to recall Governor Davis, which of these statements comes closest to what you are going to do: "I know I won't vote," or "I may get to vote, but I doubt it," or "I may vote and then again I may not," or "I'm pretty sure I will vote," or "I know I will vote in the special election on October 7th -- unless, of course, something happens to me between now and then"?

(SKIPTO PREQ24) 1 I KNOW I WON'T 2 I MAY, BUT I DOUBT IT 3 I MAY AND I MAY NOT, I'M NOT SURE 4 I'M PRETTY SURE I WILL 5 I KNOW I WILL 6 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) I WON'T 16 1% 1% 2) DOUBT IT 7 0% 1% 3) MAYBE/NS 35 2% 2% 4) PR/SURE 83 4% 6% 5) I WILL 1351 68% 90% 6) REFUSED 4 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 22 ======QUESTION TITLE : First Time Voter LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 59 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : FIRSTTIM DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q19 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/46 ______

(ASKED OF THOSE WHO MAY OR WILL VOTE, OR REFUSED TO SAY) . Q19. Will the statewide special election on October 7th to recall Governor Davis be the first time you will vote in California, or have you voted before in California? (IF HAVE NOT VOTED BEFORE IN CALIFORNIA) Well, have you voted in any other state, or will this be the first time you have ever voted? (IF FIRST TIME VOTER) Did you register to vote specifically for this election, or were you registered to vote before? (ACCEPT "DO NOT PLAN TO VOTE" AS A VOLUNTEERED RESPONSE)

(SKIPTO Q20B) 1 FIRST TIME VOTER - REGISTERED FOR THIS ELECTION (SKIPTO Q20B) 2 FIRST TIME VOTER - REGISTERED BEFORE 3 VOTED BEFORE IN CALIFORNIA 4 VOTED BEFORE IN SOME OTHER STATE 5 DO NOT PLAN TO VOTE 6 NOT SURE 7 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) 1ST/REG 45 2% 3% 2) 1ST/BEF 45 2% 3% 3) VOTEDBFR 1376 70% 93% 4) VOTESTAT 6 0% 1% 5) N/VOTE 1 0% 0% 6) NOT SURE 6 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 503 26%

SUM 1982 100 100

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======QUESTION TITLE : Absentee Ballot LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 60 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : ABSENTEE DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q20 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/47 ______

(ASKED OF THOSE WHO HAVE VOTED BEFORE) . Q20. Some people cast their vote at their precinct on election day, others vote by absentee ballot or vote before election day by using a touchscreen voting machine. How about you? Have you ever voted in a primary or general election by absentee ballot or by using a voting machine before election day, or not? (WAIT FOR REPLY) What are the chances that you will vote by absentee ballot or use a voting machine in the upcoming special election to recall Governor Davis before October 7th? (WAIT FOR REPLY) Do you think it is very likely, or somewhat likely, or somewhat unlikely, or very unlikely?

(ACCEPT "ALREADY VOTED" AS A VOLUNTEERED RESPONSE) . Q20B: (ASKED ONLY OF FIRST TIME VOTERS) Some people cast their vote at their precinct on election day, others vote by absentee ballot or vote before election day by using a touchscreen voting machine. How about you? What are the chances that you will vote by absentee ballot or use a voting machine in the upcoming special election before October 7th? Do you think it is very likely, or somewhat likely, or somewhat unlikely, or very unlikely?

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) AL/VOTED 85 4% 6% 1) Y-V/LKLY 336 17% 23% 2) Y-S/LKLY 29 1% 2% 3) Y-S/UNLK 19 1% 1% 4) Y-V/UNLK 216 11% 15% 5) N-V/LKLY 120 6% 8% 6) N-S/LKLY 36 2% 2% 7) N-S/UNLK 59 3% 4% 8) N-V/UNLK 546 28% 37% 9) NOT SURE 34 2% 2% ý69) OMIT 502 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 24 ======QUESTION TITLE : Voted March Open Pri LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 61-62 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : GOVPR02 DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q21 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/50 ______

(ASKED OF THOSE WHO HAVE VOTED IN PRIOR ELECTIONS) . PREQ21. Many people tell us they don't always get to vote in every election. Sometimes they are prevented by illness or emergencies, or sometimes they don't have a preference for any candidate, or sometimes they are not interested in that particular election, or sometimes they have no way to get to the polls... and there are often other reasons. . Q21. Specifically, do you remember for certain whether or not you voted for California governor, other statewide offices or for any of the ballot initiatives in the March 2002 primary, or did something prevent you from voting, or did you choose not to vote? (IF VOTED IN CALIFORNIA) For whom did you vote for governor: Bill Jones, a Republican, or Richard Riordan, a Republican, or Bill Simon, a Republican, or Gray Davis, a Democrat, or did you vote for someone else? (IF PREVENTED FROM VOTING) Were you old enough to vote in March 2002, or not? (IF WASN'T A CALIFORNIA RESIDENT, ASK) Well, did you vote in the last gubernatorial primary in another state, or not?

00 VOTED BUT CAN'T REMEMBER FOR WHOM/REFUSED TO MENTION CANDIDATE 01 VOTED FOR BILL JONES 02 VOTED FOR RICHARD RIORDAN 03 VOTED FOR BILL SIMON 04 VOTED FOR GRAY DAVIS 05 VOTED FOR SOMEONE ELSE 06 VOTED IN ANOTHER STATE 07 DIDN'T VOTE FOR GOVERNOR, BUT VOTED IN OTHER RACES 08 NOT OLD ENOUGH 09 OLD ENOUGH, BUT PREVENTED FROM VOTING 10 OLD ENOUGH, CHOSE NOT TO VOTE 11 NOT SURE IF VOTED 12 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/REMBR 97 5% 7% 1) JONES 35 2% 3% 2) RIORDAN 153 8% 11% 3) SIMON 264 13% 19% 4) DAVIS 572 29% 41% 5) S/ELSE 45 2% 3% 6) OTH/STAT 7 0% 1% 7) OTH RACE 33 2% 2% 8) T/YOUNG 1 0% 0% 9) PREVENTD 56 3% 4% 10) CHOSE/NO 77 4% 6% 11) N/SIFVOT 48 2% 3% 12) REFUSED 2 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 592 30%

SUM 1982 100 100

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======QUESTION TITLE : Gov Election-Nov '02 LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 63 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : GOV02 DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q22 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/53 ______

Q22. Specifically, do you remember for certain whether or not you voted for California governor in the November 2002 general election, or did something prevent you from voting, or did you choose not to vote? (IF VOTED IN CALIFORNIA) Did you vote for Gray Davis, the Democrat, or for Bill Simon, the Republican, or did you vote for someone else? (IF PREVENTED) Were you old enough to vote in November 2002, or not? (IF WASN'T A CALIFORNIA RESIDENT, ASK) Well, did you vote in the last gubernatorial election in another state, or not?

0 VOTED BUT CAN'T REMEMBER FOR WHOM/REFUSED TO MENTION CANDIDATE 1 VOTED FOR GRAY DAVIS (DEMOCRAT) 2 VOTED FOR BILL SIMON (REPUBLICAN) 3 VOTED FOR SOMEONE ELSE 4 VOTED IN ANOTHER STATE 5 NOT OLD ENOUGH 6 OLD ENOUGH, BUT PREVENTED FROM VOTING 7 OLD ENOUGH, CHOSE NOT TO VOTE 8 NOT SURE IF VOTED 9 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/REMEMB 57 3% 4% 1) DAVIS 662 33% 48% 2) SIMON 426 21% 31% 3) S/ELSE 84 4% 6% 4) DIFF/ST 10 1% 1% 6) PREVENTD 54 3% 4% 7) CHOSE/NO 57 3% 4% 8) NOT SURE 33 2% 2% 9) REFUSED 7 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 592 30%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 26 ======QUESTION TITLE : Voted for Pres 2000 LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 64 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : PRES2000 DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q23 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/56 ______

Q23. Specifically, do you remember for certain whether or not you voted for president in November of 2000, or did something prevent you from voting, or did you choose not to vote? (IF VOTED) For whom did you vote: Al Gore, the Democrat, or George W. Bush, the Republican, or Ralph Nader, the Green Party candidate, or did you vote for someone else? (IF PREVENTED FROM VOTING) Were you old enough to vote in November 2000?

1 GORE 2 BUSH 3 NADER 4 SOMEONE ELSE 5 NOT SURE WHOM I VOTED FOR 6 PREVENTED FROM VOTING 7 CHOSE NOT TO VOTE 8 NOT OLD ENOUGH TO VOTE 9 NOT SURE IF VOTED X REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) GORE 612 31% 44% 2) GWBUSH 614 31% 44% 3) NADER 47 2% 3% 4) S/ELSE 19 1% 1% 5) N/SWHOM 8 0% 1% 6) PREVENTD 13 1% 1% 7) CHOSE NO 39 2% 3% 8) T/YOUNG 16 1% 1% 9) NOT SURE 12 1% 1% 10) REFUSED 9 0% 1% ý69) OMIT 593 30%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 27 ======QUESTION TITLE : Gray Davis Impress'n LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 65 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : GRAYDAV DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q24 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/59 ______

(ASKED OF ALL REGISTERED VOTERS) . PREQ24. Now I'm going to read some names of people in the news. For each one, please tell me whether you have a favorable or unfavorable impression of them. If you haven't heard enough about them yet to say, you can tell me that, too. First.... . ''(ORDER OF Q24-Q27 IS ROTATED) . Q24. What is your impression of Gray Davis? As of today, is it very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, very unfavorable -- or haven't you heard enough about him to say?

0 HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH 1 VERY FAVORABLE 2 SOMEWHAT FAVORABLE 3 SOMEWHAT UNFAVORABLE 4 VERY UNFAVORABLE 5 NOT SURE 6 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/AWARE 14 1% 1% 1) VERY/FAV 150 8% 10% 2) SOME/FAV 341 17% 23% 3) SOME/UNF 295 15% 20% 4) VERY/UNF 668 34% 44% 5) N/SURE 26 1% 2% 6) REFUSED 2 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 24%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 28 ======QUESTION TITLE : Bustamante Impress'n LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 66 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : BUSTAMAN DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q25 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/61 ______

Q25. What is your impression of Cruz Bustamante? As of today, is it very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, very unfavorable -- or haven't you heard enough about him to say?

0 HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH 1 VERY FAVORABLE 2 SOMEWHAT FAVORABLE 3 SOMEWHAT UNFAVORABLE 4 VERY UNFAVORABLE 5 NOT SURE 6 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/AWARE 111 6% 7% 1) VERY/FAV 176 9% 12% 2) SOME/FAV 429 22% 29% 3) SOME/UNF 308 16% 21% 4) VERY/UNF 441 22% 29% 5) N/SURE 30 1% 2% 6) REFUSED 1 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 24%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : Arnold Impression LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 67 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : ARNOLD DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q26 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/63 ______

Q26. What is your impression of Arnold Schwarzenegger? As of today, is it very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, very unfavorable -- or haven't you heard enough about him to say?

0 HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH 1 VERY FAVORABLE 2 SOMEWHAT FAVORABLE 3 SOMEWHAT UNFAVORABLE 4 VERY UNFAVORABLE 5 NOT SURE 6 REFUSED

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RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/AWARE 55 3% 4% 1) VERY/FAV 388 20% 26% 2) SOME/FAV 455 23% 30% 3) SOME/UNF 231 12% 16% 4) VERY/UNF 342 17% 23% 5) N/SURE 22 1% 1% 6) REFUSED 3 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 24%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : Tom McClintock Imprs LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 68 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : MCCLIN DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q27 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/65 ______

Q27. What is your impression of Tom McClintock? As of today, is it very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, very unfavorable -- or haven't you heard enough about him to say?

0 HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH 1 VERY FAVORABLE 2 SOMEWHAT FAVORABLE 3 SOMEWHAT UNFAVORABLE 4 VERY UNFAVORABLE 5 NOT SURE 6 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/AWARE 280 14% 19% 1) VERY/FAV 357 18% 24% 2) SOME/FAV 465 23% 31% 3) SOME/UNF 157 8% 10% 4) VERY/UNF 181 9% 12% 5) N/SURE 52 3% 4% 6) REFUSED 4 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 30 ======QUESTION TITLE : Driv Lic for Ill Imm LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 69 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : DRIVLIC DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q28 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/67 ______

PREQ28. Turning now to some other issues in the state... . ''(ORDER OF ARGUMENTS IS ROTATED) . Q28. As you may know, the state Legislature passed and Governor Davis signed a bill which allows illegal immigrants to receive driver's licenses. Supporters say that the bill will make the roadways safer by requiring illegal immigrants who apply for licenses to pass driving tests and buy automobile insurance. Opponents say that the bill rewards illegal immigration and poses a threat to public safety. Based on what you just heard, do you approve or disapprove of Governor Davis signing legislation allowing illegal immigrants to get driver's licenses? (IF APPROVE OR DISAPPROVE) Do you (approve/disapprove) strongly or only somewhat?

1 APPROVE STRONGLY 2 APPROVE SOMEWHAT 3 DISAPPROVE SOMEWHAT 4 DISAPPROVE STRONGLY 5 NOT SURE 6 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) APR/STR 320 16% 21% 2) APR/SOM 193 10% 13% 3) DIS/SOM 137 7% 9% 4) DIS/STR 781 39% 52% 5) N/SURE 58 3% 4% 6) REFUSED 7 0% 1% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 31 ======QUESTION TITLE : Cand Supp Ill Drv Li LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 70 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : CANSUPP DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q29 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/69 ______

Q29. Are you more or less likely to vote for a candidate who supports the legislation which allows illegal immigrants to receive driver's licenses, or does that not make a difference in your vote one way or the other? (IF MORE/LESS LIKELY) Does it make you much (more/less) likely or only somewhat (more/less) likely?

0 NO DIFFERENCE 1 MUCH MORE LIKELY 2 SOMEWHAT MORE LIKELY 3 SOMEWHAT LESS LIKELY 4 MUCH LESS LIKELY 5 NOT SURE 6 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) NO DIFF 626 32% 42% 1) M/M/LIKE 151 8% 10% 2) S/M/LIKE 58 3% 4% 3) S/L/LIKE 150 8% 10% 4) M/L/LIKE 459 23% 30% 5) NOT SURE 42 2% 3% 6) REFUSED 10 0% 1% ý69) OMIT 486 24%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 32 ======QUESTION TITLE : Busta Take Indian$ LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 71 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : BUSTIND DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q30 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/71 ______

''(ORDER OF QUESTIONS AND ARGUMENTS IS ROTATED IN Q30 AND Q31) . Q30. As you may know, Indian tribes which own and operate gambling casinos have made large contributions to Cruz Bustamante's campaign in this recall election. Critics say that Bustamante's acceptance of these contributions represents a conflict of interest since the tribes negotiate compacts and contracts with the governor and the state Legislature. Bustamante defends his acceptance of the contributions by noting that he has long championed Native American rights and that his ties to the tribes go back to before they had money to donate. Does knowing that Bustamante has taken campaign contributions from Indian tribes make you more or less likely to vote for him for governor, or does that not make a difference one way or the other? (IF MORE/LESS LIKELY) Does it make you much (more/less) likely or only somewhat (more/less) likely?

0 NO DIFFERENCE 1 MUCH MORE LIKELY 2 SOMEWHAT MORE LIKELY 3 SOMEWHAT LESS LIKELY 4 MUCH LESS LIKELY 5 NOT SURE 6 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) NO DIFF 792 40% 53% 1) M/M/LIKE 35 2% 2% 2) S/M/LIKE 17 1% 1% 3) S/L/LIKE 185 9% 12% 4) M/L/LIKE 425 21% 29% 5) NOT SURE 36 2% 2% 6) REFUSED 6 0% 1% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 33 ======QUESTION TITLE : Schw Takes Real Est$ LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 72 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : SCHREST DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer

QUESTION NUMBER : Q31 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/73 ______

Q31. As you may know, real estate developers, contractors and other donors who have business before the governor and the state Legislature have made large contributions to Arnold Schwarzenegger's campaign in this recall election. Critics say that Schwarzenegger's acceptance of these contributions contradicts his statement that he would not accept money from special interests. Schwarzenegger defends his acceptance of the contributions. He says that unlike labor unions and Indian tribes who negotiate directly with the state, his donors do not do so. Does knowing that Schwarzenegger has taken campaign contributions from donors with business before the state government make you more or less likely to vote for him for governor, or does that not make a difference one way or the other? (IF MORE/LESS LIKELY) Does it make you much (more/less) likely or only somewhat (more/less) likely?

0 NO DIFFERENCE 1 MUCH MORE LIKELY 2 SOMEWHAT MORE LIKELY 3 SOMEWHAT LESS LIKELY 4 MUCH LESS LIKELY 5 NOT SURE 6 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) NO DIFF 919 46% 61% 1) M/M/LIKE 39 2% 3% 2) S/M/LIKE 14 1% 1% 3) S/L/LIKE 206 10% 14% 4) M/L/LIKE 265 13% 18% 5) NOT SURE 47 3% 3% 6) REFUSED 6 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 34 ======QUESTION TITLE : McClin Dropout/Stay LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 73 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : MCSTAYGO DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q32 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/75 ______

''(AT END OF QUESTION TEXT, THE ORDER OF TWO RESPONSES IS ROTATED) . Q32. As you may know, Tom McClintock has been under pressure from some Republican leaders to drop out of the race to consolidate the Republican vote behind Arnold Schwarzenegger. McClintock argues that he should stay in the race to give voters a choice. What do you think? Regardless of your vote, should McClintock drop out of the race to consolidate the Republican vote behind Schwarzenegger, or should he stay in the race to give voters a choice?

1 DROP OUT OF THE RACE 2 STAY IN AND GIVE VOTERS A CHOICE 3 NOT SURE 4 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) DROP OUT 498 25% 33% 2) STAY 894 45% 60% 3) NOT SURE 86 4% 6% 4) REFUSED 18 1% 1% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : McClin too Conservat LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 74 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : MCCLCONS DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q33 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/76 ______

Q33. Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Tom McClintock is too politically conservative to have a realistic chance of being elected governor"? If you haven't heard enough about that to say, you can tell me that, too. (IF AGREE/DISAGREE) Do you (agree/disagree) strongly or only somewhat?

0 HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH 1 AGREE STRONGLY 2 AGREE SOMEWHAT 3 DISAGREE SOMEWHAT 4 DISAGREE STRONGLY 5 NOT SURE 6 REFUSED

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RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/AWARE 345 18% 23% 1) AGR/STR 339 17% 23% 2) AGR/SOME 305 15% 20% 3) DIS/SOME 231 12% 16% 4) DIS/STR 186 9% 12% 5) NOT SURE 87 4% 6% 6) REFUSED 3 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : Bustamn has Itegrty LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 75 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : BUSTINTG DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q34 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/78 ______

PREQ34. I'm going to read you the names of the candidates. Regardless of how you intend to vote on the recall and which candidate you support, for each one, could you please tell me whether you think that candidate has the character and integrity to be governor of California? . ''(ORDER OF NEXT THREE QUESTIONS IS ROTATED) . Q34. Does Cruz Bustamante have the character and integrity to be governor of California, or not?

1 YES 2 NO 3 NOT SURE 4 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) YES 717 36% 48% 2) NO 643 32% 43% 3) NOT SURE 136 7% 9% ý69) OMIT 486 25% 0%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 36 ======QUESTION TITLE : Schwarz has Itegrty LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 76 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : SCHINTEG DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q35 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/79 ______

Q35. Does Arnold Schwarzenegger have the character and integrity to be governor of California, or not?

1 YES 2 NO 3 NOT SURE 4 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) YES 869 44% 58% 2) NO 522 26% 35% 3) NOT SURE 103 5% 7% 4) REFUSED 2 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : McClint has Itegrty LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 77 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : MCCINTEG DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q36 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/80 ______

Q36. Does Tom McClintock have the character and integrity to be governor of California, or not?

1 YES 2 NO 3 NOT SURE 4 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) YES 1047 53% 70% 2) NO 264 13% 18% 3) NOT SURE 183 9% 12% 4) REFUSED 2 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

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======QUESTION TITLE : Hrd Abt Debate LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 78 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : DEBATE DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q37 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/81 ______

PREQ37. Now turning to another subject. . Q37. Did you watch or listen to the debate (on Wednesday/last Wednesday) between the candidates running to replace Gray Davis as governor, or not? (IF NOT) Did you read any articles or hear commentary about the debate, or not?

(SKIPTO 41) 0 NO, DID NOT WATCH, HEAR OR READ ABOUT DEBATE 1 WATCHED/LISTENED TO DEBATE 2 READ ARTICLES/HEARD COMMENTARY ABOUT DEBATE (SKIPTO 41) 3 NOT SURE (SKIPTO 41) 4 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/W/HRD 435 22% 29% 1) WTCH/LST 865 44% 58% 2) READ/HRD 188 9% 13% 3) NOT SURE 8 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 38 ======QUESTION TITLE : Who Did Best Job/Won LOCATION : CARD 1, COL(S) 79-80 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : WONDEBAT DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q38 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/82 ______

''(ASKED OF REGISTERED VOTERS WHO SAW, READ, HEARD OR LISTENED TO THE DEBATE) ''(ORDER OF CANDIDATES IS ROTATED) . Q38. Who do you think did the best job -- or won -- the debate: Cruz Bustamante, Tom McClintock, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Peter Camejo or Arianna Huffington, or do you think the debate was about even? (IF MENTIONED A CANDIDATE) Do you think he/she won by a narrow margin, or by a wide margin?

01 BUSTAMANTE WON BY A WIDE MARGIN 02 BUSTAMANTE WON BY A NARROW MARGIN 03 MCCLINTOCK WON BY A WIDE MARGIN 04 MCCLINTOCK WON BY A NARROW MARGIN 05 SCHWARZENEGGER WON BY A WIDE MARGIN 06 SCHWARZENEGGER WON BY A NARROW MARGIN 07 CAMEJO WON BY A WIDE MARGIN 08 CAMEJO WON BY A NARROW MARGIN 09 HUFFINGTON WON BY A WIDE MARGIN 10 HUFFINGTON WON BY A NARROW MARGIN 11 ABOUT EVEN 12 NOT SURE 13 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) BUST/WID 27 1% 2% 2) BUST/NAR 33 2% 3% 3) MCCL/WID 79 4% 7% 4) MCCL/NAR 163 8% 15% 5) SCHW/WID 81 4% 8% 6) SCHW/NAR 91 5% 9% 7) CAM/WIDE 28 1% 3% 8) CAM/NARR 102 5% 10% 9) HUFF/WID 7 0% 1% 10) HUFF/NAR 29 2% 3% 11) EVEN 276 14% 26% 12) NOT SURE 128 7% 12% 13) REFUSED 9 0% 1% ý69) OMIT 929 47%

SUM 1982 100 100

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======QUESTION TITLE : Who Seemed Knowlegbl LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 8-9 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : KNOWLEDG DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q39 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/84 ______

''(ORDER OF CANDIDATES IS ROTATED) . Q39. Who do you think seemed more knowledgeable about the issues facing California: Cruz Bustamante, Tom McClintock, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Peter Camejo or Arianna Huffington, or do you think the debate was about even on that point? (IF MENTIONED A CANDIDATE) Do you think he/she won that point by a narrow margin, or by a wide margin?

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) BUST/WID 78 4% 7% 2) BUST/NAR 109 6% 10% 3) MCCL/WID 161 8% 15% 4) MCCL/NAR 193 10% 18% 5) SCHW/WID 38 2% 4% 6) SCHW/NAR 37 2% 4% 7) CAM/WIDE 27 1% 3% 8) CAM/NARR 45 2% 4% 9) HUFF/WID 6 0% 1% 10) HUFF/NAR 16 1% 1% 11) EVEN 261 13% 25% 12) NOT SURE 79 4% 8% 13) REFUSED 3 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 929 47%

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======QUESTION TITLE : Debate Impact LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 10 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : DEBIMPAC DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q40 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/86 ______

Q40. Thinking about what you saw, heard or read about the debate, did the candidates' performances cause you to change your mind about whom you planned to vote for, or not?

1 YES, CHANGED MIND 2 NO, DID NOT CHANGE MIND 3 NOT SURE 4 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) YES/CHNG 172 9% 16% 2) NOTCHNG 872 44% 83% 3) N/SURE 7 0% 1% 4) REFUSED 2 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 929 47%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : Court Rulings/Recall LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 11 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : COURTRUL DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q41 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/87 ______

''(ASKED OF ALL REGISTERED VOTERS) . Q41. As you may know, earlier this month, a panel of three judges in a federal appeals court ordered the recall election postponed. The decision was reviewed by a larger panel of judges and they overturned that ruling which put the recall election back on schedule. Does knowing this fact make you more or less likely to vote for the recall, or does it not make a difference one way or the other? (IF MORE OR LESS) Does it make you much (more/less) likely or only somewhat (more/less) likely?

0 NO DIFFERENCE 1 MUCH MORE LIKELY 2 SOMEWHAT MORE LIKELY 3 SOMEWHAT LESS LIKELY 4 MUCH LESS LIKELY 5 NOT SURE 6 REFUSED

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RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) NO DIFF 1313 66% 88% 1) M/M/LIKE 117 6% 8% 2) S/M/LIKE 22 1% 2% 3) S/L/LIKE 3 0% 0% 4) M/L/LIKE 14 1% 1% 5) NOT SURE 21 1% 1% 6) REFUSED 6 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : Hrd Prop 54-Race Pri LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 12 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : PROP54 DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q42 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/89 ______

PREQ42. As you may know, there will also be a number of initiatives on the ballot along with the recall on October 7th. . Q42. One of them is Proposition 54, the Classification by Race, Ethnicity, Color or National Origin Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Have you heard, read or seen anything about this initiative? (IF YES) From what you know, if the election were being held today, would you be inclined to vote for or against this initiative or don't you know enough about it yet to say? (ACCEPT "WOULDN'T VOTE" AS A VOLUNTEERED RESPONSE) (IF "HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH," "NOT SURE" OR "REFUSED," ASK) Well, as of today do you lean more toward voting for it or lean more toward voting against it?

0 NO, HAVEN'T HEARD ANYTHING 1 HAVE HEARD: INCLINED TO VOTE YES 2 HAVE HEARD: LEAN YES 3 HAVE HEARD: LEAN NO 4 HAVE HEARD: INCLINED TO VOTE NO 5 HAVE HEARD, BUT DO NOT KNOW ENOUGH TO SAY 6 WOULDN'T VOTE 7 NOT SURE 8 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/AWARE 551 28% 37% 1) INCL YES 191 10% 13% 2) LEAN YES 44 2% 3% 3) LEAN NO 77 4% 5% 4) INCL NO 444 22% 30% 5) HRD/N/EN 115 6% 8% 6) NO VOTE 5 0% 0% 7) NOT SURE 66 3% 4% 8) REFUSED 3 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

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======QUESTION TITLE : Vote Prop54-Racial P LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 13 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : VOTE54 DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q43 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/92 ______

Q43. As you may know, Proposition 54, the Classification by Race, Ethnicity, Color or National Origin Initiative Constitutional Amendment, would amend the Constitution to prohibit state and local governments from using race, ethnicity, color or national origin to classify current or prospective students, contractors or employees in public education, contracting or employment operations. This measure does not prohibit classification by sex. Exemptions include law enforcement descriptions, prisoner and undercover assignments, and actions taken to maintain federal funding. The measure would not result in a significant fiscal impact on state and local governments. Having heard more, if the election were being held today, would you vote for or against this initiative? (ACCEPT "WOULDN'T VOTE" OR "HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH" AS A VOLUNTEERED RESPONSE) (IF "HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH," "NOT SURE" OR "REFUSED," ASK) Well, as of today do you lean more toward voting for it or lean more toward voting against it?

0 HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH 1 VOTE YES 2 LEAN YES 3 LEAN NO 4 VOTE NO 5 WOULDN'T VOTE 6 NOT SURE 7 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/AWARE 116 6% 8% 1) VOTE YES 391 20% 26% 2) LEAN YES 57 3% 4% 3) LEAN NO 86 4% 6% 4) VOTE NO 633 32% 42% 5) NO VOTE 13 1% 1% 6) NOT SURE 182 9% 12% 7) REFUSED 18 1% 1% ý69) OMIT 486 24%

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======QUESTION TITLE : Indian Tribes Impres LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 14 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : INDTRIBE DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q44 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/95 ______

PREQ44. Just some final questions... . Q44. What is your impression of Indian tribes that own gambling casinos in California? As of today, is it very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, very unfavorable -- or haven't you heard enough about that to say?

0 HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH 1 VERY FAVORABLE 2 SOMEWHAT FAVORABLE 3 SOMEWHAT UNFAVORABLE 4 VERY UNFAVORABLE 5 NOT SURE 6 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/AWARE 169 8% 11% 1) VERY/FAV 312 16% 21% 2) SOME/FAV 467 24% 31% 3) SOME/UNF 262 13% 18% 4) VERY/UNF 206 10% 14% 5) NOT SURE 74 4% 5% 6) REFUSED 6 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 44 ======QUESTION TITLE : Visited Indian Casin LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 15 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : INDCASIN DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q45 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/97 ______

Q45. In the past year, have you or anyone in your immediate family been to an Indian casino?

1 YES 2 NO 3 NOT SURE 4 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) YES 617 31% 41% 2) NO 869 44% 58% 3) NOT SURE 8 0% 1% 4) REFUSED 2 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : Domestic Part Law LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 16 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : DOMPART DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q46 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/98 ______

Q46. As you may know, the state Legislature passed and Governor Gray Davis signed a law that gives same-sex domestic partners nearly all of the rights and responsibilities granted to married couples in the state. The new law does not allow gay marriages, but makes California the second state in the United States, behind Vermont, to grant broad legal recognition to same-sex couples. Some of the new rights and responsibilities to be granted domestic partners in California include child custody, child and spousal support obligations, the right to make funeral arrangements, community property, access to family court, mutual responsibility for debts, and access to married student housing. Having heard more, do you support or oppose this new law? (IF SUPPORT OR OPPOSE) Do you (support/oppose) it strongly, or only somewhat? (ACCEPT "HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH" AS VOLUNTEERED RESPONSE)

0 HAVEN'T HEARD ENOUGH 1 SUPPORT STRONGLY 2 SUPPORT SOMEWHAT 3 OPPOSE SOMEWHAT 4 OPPOSE STRONGLY 5 NOT SURE 6 REFUSED

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RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/AWARE 36 2% 3% 1) SUPP/STR 499 25% 33% 2) SUPP/SOM 272 14% 18% 3) OPP/SOME 137 7% 9% 4) OPP/STR 439 22% 29% 5) N/SURE 100 5% 7% 6) REFUSED 13 1% 1% ý69) OMIT 486 24%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : R. Union Membership LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 17 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : UNION DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q47 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/100 ______

''(ASKED OF ALL REGISTERED VOTERS) . QSTAT: My last questions are for statistical purposes only. . Q47. (QUNION) Are you, or is anyone in your household, a member of a labor union or a teachers' organization? (IF YES) Which is that?

1 YES, UNION MEMBER 2 YES, TEACHERS' ORGANIZATION 3 YES, I'M NOT, BUT SOMEONE ELSE IN THE HOUSEHOLD IS 4 NO ONE IN THE HOUSEHOLD IS 5 NOT SURE 6 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) MEMBER 231 12% 15% 2) TEACHER 131 7% 9% 3) IN HOUSE 51 3% 3% 4) NO ONE 1071 54% 72% 5) N/SURE 8 0% 1% 6) REFUSED 4 0% 0% ý69) OMIT 486 24%

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======QUESTION TITLE : Political Ideology LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 18 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : PBIAS DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q48 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/103 ______

Q48. (QPBIAS) How would you describe your views on most matters having to do with politics? Do you generally think of yourself as very liberal, or somewhat liberal, or middle-of-the-road, or somewhat conservative, or very conservative? (ACCEPT "DON'T THINK THAT WAY/DON'T PAY ATTENTION" AS A VOLUNTEERED RESPONSE)

0 DON'T PAY ATTENTION 1 VERY LIBERAL 2 SOMEWHAT LIBERAL 3 MIDDLE-OF-THE-ROAD 4 SOMEWHAT CONSERVATIVE 5 VERY CONSERVATIVE 6 NOT SURE 7 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) N/ATTEN 12 1% 1% 1) V/LIB 127 6% 9% 2) S/LIB 346 17% 23% 3) MIDDLE 496 25% 33% 4) S/CON 363 18% 24% 5) V/CON 127 6% 8% 6) NOT SURE 15 1% 1% 7) REFUSED 10 1% 1% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 47 ======QUESTION TITLE : Employment of R. LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 19 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : EMPLOY DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q49 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/105 ______

''(READ ONLY TO NON-CITIZENS AND NON-REG VOTERS) . QSTAT2: My last questions are for statistical purposes only. . ''(ASKED OF EVERYONE) . Q49. (QWORK) What were you doing most of last week: working full-time, or working part- time, or were you self-employed, or keeping house, or going to school, or are you looking for work, or retired, or what? (IF ILL, ON VACATION, OR ON STRIKE, RECORD AS "WORKING." IF LOOKING FOR WORK, ASK) Have you looked for a full- or a part-time job in the past four weeks? (IF YES, RECORD AS "LOOKING FOR WORK." IF NO, RECORD AS "NOT LOOKING FOR WORK.")

0 WORKING FULL-TIME (MORE THAN 30 HOURS) 1 WORKING PART-TIME (LESS THAN 30 HOURS) 2 SELF-EMPLOYED (EITHER FULL- OR PART-TIME) 3 KEEPING HOUSE 4 GOING TO SCHOOL 5 LOOKING FOR WORK 6 NOT LOOKING FOR WORK 7 PERMANENTLY UNABLE TO WORK (EITHER MENTALLY OR PHYSICALLY) 8 RETIRED 9 SOMETHING ELSE X NOT SURE Y REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 0) FULL-TIM 855 43% 43% 1) PART-TIM 146 7% 7% 2) SELF/EMP 182 9% 9% 3) KEEP HSE 112 6% 6% 4) SCHOOL 185 9% 9% 5) LOOKING 58 3% 3% 6) N/LOOKNG 16 1% 1% 7) DISABLED 23 1% 1% 8) RETIRED 355 18% 18% 9) OTHER 23 1% 1% 10) NOT SURE 9 1% 1% 11) REFUSED 18 1% 1%

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======QUESTION TITLE : ZIP Code LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 21-25 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : ZIP DATA TYPE : 2: Floating Point QUESTION NUMBER : Q51 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/111 ______

Q51. (QZIP) What is your ZIP Code? (TYPE IN A FIVE DIGIT ZIP. IF RESPONDENT DOESN'T KNOW OR REFUSES, TYPE "RF")

TOPIC: SUBJECT: KEYWORDS:

(Table too long to display...) ======QUESTION TITLE : Exact Age of R. LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 28-29 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : EXACTAGE DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q54 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/114 ______

Q54. (QEXACTAG) How old were you on your last birthday?

(IF RESPONDENT REFUSES, TYPE "RF" FOR REFUSED. IF RESPONDENT ADMITS TO BEING UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE, TYPE "TM"

(Table too long to display...) ======QUESTION TITLE : Six Age Groups LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 30 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : AGEGROUP DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q55 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/119 ______

''(IF RESPONDENT HESITATES) . Q55. (QAGEGRP) Well, does your age fall between 18 to 21 or 22 to 25, or 26 to 39, or 40 to 44, or 45 to 64, or are you older than that?

1 18 TO 21 2 22 TO 25 3 26 TO 39 4 40 TO 44 5 45 TO 64 6 65 OR OVER 7 REFUSED

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RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 2) 22-25 1 0% 1% 3) 26-39 4 0% 4% 4) 40-44 2 0% 2% 5) 45-64 11 1% 11% 6) 65+ 10 0% 10% 7) REFUSED 73 4% 72% ý69) OMIT 1881 95%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : Education of R. LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 37 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : EDUC DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q59 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/127 ______

Q59. (QEDUC) What is the highest grade of regular school or college that you finished and got credit for? (IF HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE) After graduating from high school, did you complete some technical training like secretarial school, or art school, or trade school, or something like that? (IF R. FINISHED FOURTH YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE, PROBE TO FIND OUT WHETHER A DIPLOMA OR DEGREE WAS RECEIVED. DO NOT CREDIT FOR THAT YEAR WITHOUT GRADUATION DOCUMENT)

1 SOME GRADE SCHOOL EDUCATION OR NONE (COMPLETED 0 TO 7TH GRADE) 2 GRADE SCHOOL EDUCATION (COMPLETED 8TH GRADE) 3 SOME HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION (COMPLETED 9TH TO 11TH GRADE) 4 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE (COMPLETED 12TH GRADE) 5 COMPLETED HIGH SCHOOL AND HAD SOME TECHNICAL TRAINING 6 COMPLETED ONE TO THREE YEARS OF COLLEGE (13 TO 15 YEARS OF EDUCATION) 7 COLLEGE GRADUATE (COMPLETED 16 YEARS OF EDUCATION) 8 SOME GRADUATE WORK (COMPLETED MORE THAN 17 YEARS OF EDUCATION) 9 GRADUATE DEGREE X REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) 0-7TH 57 3% 3% 2) 8TH 31 2% 2% 3) 9-11TH 54 3% 3% 4) HS GRAD 239 12% 12% 5) TECH SCH 180 9% 9% 6) SOME COL 622 31% 31% 7) COL GRAD 405 20% 20% 8) GRAD SCH 99 5% 5% 9) GRAD DEG 234 12% 12% 10) REFUSED 61 3% 3%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 50 ======QUESTION TITLE : Religious Backgrnd LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 38 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : RELIGION DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q60 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/132 ______

''(ASKED ONLY OF REGISTERED VOTERS) . Q60. (QFAITH) What religion were you brought up in: Protestant, or Roman Catholic, or another Christian religion, or Jewish, or Muslim, or another religion or weren't you brought up in a particular religion?

1 PROTESTANT 2 CATHOLIC 3 ANOTHER CHRISTIAN 4 JEWISH 5 MUSLIM 6 ANOTHER RELIGION 7 NO RELIGION 8 NOT SURE 9 REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) PROT 486 25% 32% 2) CATH 456 23% 30% 3) O/CHRIS 187 9% 13% 4) JEWISH 70 4% 5% 5) MUSLIM 22 1% 1% 6) O/REL 87 4% 6% 7) NO/RELIG 148 7% 10% 8) NOT SURE 7 0% 1% 9) REFUSED 33 2% 2% ý69) OMIT 486 25%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 51 ======QUESTION TITLE : Income of Respondent LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 39 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : INCOME DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q61 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/134 ______

Q61. (QHINCOME) If you added together the yearly incomes of all the members of your family living at home last year, would the total of all their incomes be less than $20,000... or more than $40,000... or somewhere in between? (IF LESS THAN $20,000) Would the total of all their incomes be less than $10,000? (IF IN BETWEEN) Would the total of all their incomes be less than $30,000 or more than $30,000? (IF MORE THAN $40,000) Would the total of all their incomes be between $40,000 and $50,000... or between $50,000 and $60,000... or between $60,000 and $75,000... or between $75,000 and $100,000... or more than that?

1 LESS THAN $10,000 2 $10,000 TO $19,999 3 $20,000 TO $29,999 4 $30,000 TO $39,999 5 $40,000 TO $49,999 6 $50,000 TO $59,000 7 $60,000 TO $74,999 8 $75,000 TO $100,000 9 MORE THAN $100,000 X NOT SURE Y REFUSED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) L/$10K 33 2% 2% 2) $10-19,9 75 4% 5% 3) $20-29,9 121 6% 8% 4) $30-39,9 155 8% 10% 5) $40-49,9 150 7% 10% 6) $50-59,9 114 6% 8% 7) $60-74,9 138 7% 9% 8) $75-100K 203 10% 14% 9) M/$100K 355 18% 24% 10) NOT SURE 56 3% 4% 11) REFUSED 96 5% 6% ý69) OMIT 486 24%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 52 ======QUESTION TITLE : Gender of Respondent LOCATION : CARD 2, COL(S) 64 ABBV (MNEMONIC) : GENDER DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : Q66 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/143 ______

Q66. (QSEX) GENDER

1 MALE 2 FEMALE

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) MALE 971 49% 49% 2) FEMALE 1011 51% 51%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : Eight Calif Areas LOCATION : CARD (NOT PUNCHED) ABBV (MNEMONIC) : CALAREA8 DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : QV7 SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/158 ______

V7. EIGHT AREAS OF CALIFORNIA

1 LOS ANGELES 2 ORANGE COUNTY 3 SAN DIEGO 4 KERN COUNTY 5 REST OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 6 SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA 7 CENTRAL VALLEY 8 REST OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) L/A 522 26% 26% 2) ORANGE 118 6% 6% 3) S/DIEGO 140 7% 7% 4) KERN 23 1% 1% 5) R/SOUTH 374 19% 19% 6) BAY AREA 270 14% 14% 7) C/VALLEY 275 14% 14% 8) R/NORTH 260 13% 13%

SUM 1982 100 100

USLAT2003-488 Page 53 ======QUESTION TITLE : Census Groups Collps LOCATION : CARD (NOT PUNCHED) ABBV (MNEMONIC) : CGROUPS DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : QV20C SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/169 ______

V20C CENSUS GROUPS COLLAPSE

1 WHITE 2 BLACK 3 LATINO 4 ASIAN 5 OTHER 6 MIXED

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 1) WHITE 1025 52% 52% 2) BLACK 126 6% 6% 3) LATINO 551 28% 28% 4) ASIAN 223 11% 11% 5) OTHER 14 1% 1% 6) MIXED 43 2% 2%

SUM 1982 100 100

======QUESTION TITLE : Voter Turnout LOCATION : CARD (NOT PUNCHED) ABBV (MNEMONIC) : LIKELY DATA TYPE : 1: Small Integer QUESTION NUMBER : QR5D SURVEY / INDEX NUMBER : 0488/182 ______

R5. Voter Turnout

4 LIKELY

RESPONSES PERCENT ACTUAL 4) LIKELY 792 40% 100% ý69) OMIT 1190 60%

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