Are You Over 18 Years of Age and Registered to Vote?

S1 Are you over 18 years of age and registered to vote? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Unweighted 2203

Base: Weighted 2250

Yes 100

No -

D1 What is your age? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

18 *

19 *

20 *

21 1

22 1

23 1

24 1

25 2

26 1

27 1

28 2

29 2

30 2

31 1

32 2

33 1

34 2

35 2

36 2

37 2

38 1

39 1

40 1

41 1

42 1

43 2

44 2

Continued D1 What is your age? Respondents: Total Total -----

45 2

46 2

47 3

48 2

49 2

50 2

51 3

52 3

53 2

54 3

55 1

56 2

57 1

58 2

59 2

60 2

61 1

62 3

63 2

64 2

65 2

66 2

67 2

68 2

69 2

70 2

71 1

72 1

73 1

Continued D1 What is your age? Respondents: Total Total -----

74 1

75 1

76 1

77 1

78 *

79 *

80 *

81 *

82 *

83 *

84 *

85 *

86 *

87 *

88 -

89 *

90 -

91 -

92 -

93 *

94 -

95 -

96 -

97 -

98 -

99 -

D2 What is your gender? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Male 49

Female 51

D3 What is your race? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

White 73

Hispanic or Latino 13

Black or African 13 American

Native American or 2 American Indian

Asian 5

Pacific Islander *

Other 1

Decline to state -

D3B Which of the following races do you most identify with? Respondents: selected 2+ from options 1- 7 at D3 Total -----

Base: Weighted 152

White 22

Hispanic or Latino 48

Black or African 14 American

Native American or 8 American Indian

Asian 3

Pacific Islander -

Other 5

Code race Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

White 69

Hispanic 12

African-American or 12 Black

Asian or Pacific 4 Islander

Other 3

S2 In which state do you reside? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Alabama 1

Alaska *

Arizona 2

Arkansas 1

California 9

Colorado 2

Connecticut 2

Delaware *

District of Columbia *

Florida 9

Georgia 3

Hawaii *

Idaho *

Illinois 5

Indiana 2

Iowa 1

Kansas 1

Kentucky 1

Louisiana 1

Maine 1

Maryland 2

Massachusetts 2

Michigan 4

Minnesota 2

Mississippi 1

Missouri 2

Montana *

Continued S2 In which state do you reside? Respondents: Total Total -----

Nebraska 1

Nevada 1

New Hampshire *

New Jersey 4

New Mexico 1

New York 8

North Carolina 3

North Dakota *

Ohio 4

Oklahoma 1

Oregon 1

Pennsylvania 4

Rhode Island *

South Carolina 1

South Dakota *

Tennessee 2

Texas 7

Utah *

Vermont *

Virginia 2

Washington 2

West Virginia 1

Wisconsin 2

Wyoming *

I do not live in United * States

S3 Some people had the chance to vote in this year's presidential election on November 8, 2016. Others did not. Did you vote in November's presidential election? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Yes 93

No 7

S4 What was the reason you did not vote in Novemberâ€™s presidential election? Respondents: No (S3) Total -----

Base: Weighted 163

I am not political / not 19 interested

I did not like any of 51 the candidates

I was not registered to 5 vote

I could not get time off 9 from work

I could not get to the 13 polling station

I have a disability that 5 prevented me from going to the polling station

I did not know where the 8 polling station is

I went to the polling 4 booth but the wait time was too long

Other 11

S5 How about your state's primary or caucus. Where you able to vote in your state's primary or caucus earlier in the year? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Yes 71

No 29

S6 In which party's primary or caucus did you vote? Respondents: Yes (S5) Total -----

Base: Weighted 1603

Democrats 50

Republicans 41

Other 8

S6A For whom did you vote? Respondents: S6 c1 (Democrats) Total -----

Base: Weighted 808

Hillary Clinton 66

Bernie Sanders 29

Someone else 5

S6B For whom did you vote? Respondents: S6 c2 (Republicans) Total -----

Base: Weighted 663

Donald Trump 63

Ted Cruz 9

John Kasich 10

Marco Rubio 6

Carly Fiorina 1

Ben Carson 6

Jeb Bush 1

Chris Christie 1

Someone else 2

M1 In general, do you think the country is on the right track or is it off on the wrong track? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Right track 23

Wrong track 64

Don't know / Unsure 14

M2 In general, do you think the American economy is on right track or is it off on the wrong track? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Right track 29

Wrong track 56

Don't know / Unsure 15

M3 Do you approve or disapprove of the job Barack Obama is doing as President of the United States? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 25

Somewhat approve 22

Neither approve nor 10 disapprove

Somewhat disapprove 13

Strongly disapprove 29

M4 Donald Trump was elected President of the United States on November 8, 2016. Do you think President-elect Donald Trump should continue the policies of President Barack Obama or should the next president make more liberal or more conservative policies? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Continue the policies of 24 President Obama

Make more conservative 24 policies

Make more liberal 9 policies

Chart his own path 32

Not sure 10

M6_1 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Taxing foreign imports at 35% Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 24

Somewhat approve 25

Neither approve or 29 disapprove

Top 2 50

Bottom 2 22

M6_2 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Making NATO members paying their dues Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 35

Somewhat approve 28

Top 2 63

Bottom 2 11

M6_3 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Stop and frisk policies Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 19

Somewhat approve 18

Top 2 38

Bottom 2 34

M6_4 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act (also known as â€œObamacareâ€ ) Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 37

Somewhat approve 18

Top 2 54

Bottom 2 31

M6_5 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Building a wall between the United States and Mexico Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 27

Somewhat approve 16

Top 2 43

Bottom 2 40

M6_6 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Making Mexico pay for the wall between the United States and Mexico Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 23

Somewhat approve 16

Top 2 39

Bottom 2 38

M6_7 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Deporting illegal immigrants Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 33

Somewhat approve 21

Top 2 54

Bottom 2 28

M6_8 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Stop immigration from Syria (and other terror-prone regions) Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 37

Somewhat approve 20

Top 2 57

Bottom 2 23

M6_9 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Undoing the Iran deal Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 27

Somewhat approve 16

Top 2 43

Bottom 2 25

M6_10 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Renegotiating or repealing the North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 26

Somewhat approve 22

Top 2 48

Bottom 2 19

M6_11 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Prevent passage of the Trans-Pacific Trade Pact (TPP) Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 23

Somewhat approve 17

Top 2 40

Bottom 2 17

M6_12 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Expand family leave policies Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 32

Somewhat approve 30

Top 2 62

Bottom 2 10

M6_13 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? New lobbying restrictions Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 39

Somewhat approve 27

Top 2 66

Bottom 2 8

M6_14 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Cut taxes on corporations Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 18

Somewhat approve 17

Top 2 35

Bottom 2 44

M6_15 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Cut taxes for individuals Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 46

Somewhat approve 30

Top 2 75

Bottom 2 9

M6_16 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Building new infrastructure (airports, highways, bridges, etc.) Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 47

Somewhat approve 31

Top 2 78

Bottom 2 7

M7_1 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Taxing foreign imports at 35% Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly trust 19

Somewhat trust 24

Neither trust nor 31 distrust

Somewhat distrust 12

Strongly distrust 14

Top 2 43

Bottom 2 26

M7_2 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Making NATO members pay their dues Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly trust 19

Somewhat trust 23

Top 2 42

Bottom 2 25

M7_3 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Stop and frisk policies Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly trust 17

Somewhat trust 23

Top 2 40

Bottom 2 25

M7_4 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act (also known as â€œObamacareâ€ ) Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly trust 27

Somewhat trust 27

Top 2 54

Bottom 2 24

M7_5 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Building a wall between the United States and Mexico Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly trust 20

Somewhat trust 20

Top 2 40

Bottom 2 35

M7_6 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Making Mexico pay for the wall between the United States and Mexico Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly trust 16

Somewhat trust 18

Top 2 34

Bottom 2 40

M7_7 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Deporting illegal immigrants Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly trust 22

Somewhat trust 28

Top 2 50

Bottom 2 26

M7_8 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Stop immigration from Syria (and other terror-prone regions) Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly trust 25

Somewhat trust 28

Top 2 53

Bottom 2 22

M7_9 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Undoing the Iran deal Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly trust 20

Somewhat trust 23

Top 2 43

Bottom 2 25

M7_10 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Renegotiating or repealing the North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly trust 19

Somewhat trust 23

Top 2 43

Bottom 2 24

M7_11 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Prevent passage of the Trans-Pacific Trade Pact (TPP) Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly trust 19

Somewhat trust 23

Top 2 42

Bottom 2 22

M7_12 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Expand family leave policies Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly trust 17

Somewhat trust 23

Top 2 40

Bottom 2 27

M7_13 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? New lobbying restrictions Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly trust 20

Somewhat trust 25

Top 2 45

Bottom 2 27

M7_14 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Cut taxes on corporations Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly trust 25

Somewhat trust 25

Top 2 50

Bottom 2 27

M7_15 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Cut taxes for individuals Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly trust 21

Somewhat trust 26

Top 2 47

Bottom 2 30

M7_16 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Building new infrastructure (airports, highways, bridges, etc.) Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly trust 24

Somewhat trust 29

Top 2 53

Bottom 2 23

M8 Given that Republicans will control both chambers of Congress, how effective do you think President-elect Trump will be at fulfilling his campaign promises? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very effective 22

Somewhat effective 42

Neither effective nor 13 ineffective

Somewhat ineffective 8

Very ineffective 8

Unsure 7

M9 Which is closer to your view: Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

President-elect Trump 27 should hold out for his agenda, even if it means achieving change without Congressional approval

President-elect Trump 73 should compromise on his agenda in order to work together with Congress

M10 President Trump has indicated that he might not live full time in the White House. Which is closer to your view: Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

President Trump should 63 be required to live in the White House

President Trump should 37 be allowed to spend as much time as he wants at his residence in Trump Tower in New York

M11 In general, do you consider yourself: Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

A Democrat 34

A Republican 26

An independent 40

M12A Do you consider yourself a strong Democrat or a weak Democrat? Respondents: M11 DEMOCRAT Total -----

Base: Weighted 765

Strong Democrat 68

Weak Democrat 32

M12B Do you consider yourself a strong Republican or a weak Republican? Respondents: M11 REPUBLICAN Total -----

Base: Weighted 585

Strong Republican 65

Weak Republican 35

M12C Do you think of yourself as closer to one of the two parties? Respondents: M11 INDEPENDENT Total -----

Base: Weighted 900

Lean Democrat 24

Lean Republican 25

Do not lean to one party 51 or the other

M13 Which best describes your political ideology? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strong Liberal 14

Lean Liberal 12

Moderate 44

Lean Conservative 15

Strong Conservative 14

M14 Do you think of yourself as fiscally liberal or conservative? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Fiscally liberal 19

Fiscally conservative 45

Do not lean one way or 36 the other

M15 Do you think of yourself as socially liberal or conservative? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Socially liberal 35

Socially conservative 35

Do not lean one way or 30 the other

M16 Confidentially and for statistical purposes only which candidate did you vote for in the general election on Nov. 8, 2016? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Hillary Clinton 42

Donald Trump 40

Gary Johnson 5

Jill Stein 2

Other 3

No Response 8

H1_1 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Hillary Clinton Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 19

Favorable 21

Unfavorable 14

Very Unfavorable 40

No Opinion 6

Positive Net 40

Negative Net 54

H1_2 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Donald Trump Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 23

Favorable 20

Unfavorable 13

Very Unfavorable 36

No Opinion 7

Positive Net 43

Negative Net 49

H1_3 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Barack Obama Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 30

Favorable 22

Unfavorable 12

Very Unfavorable 30

No Opinion 5

Positive Net 52

Negative Net 43

H1_4 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Mike Pence Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 21

Favorable 23

Unfavorable 14

Very Unfavorable 24

No Opinion 18

Positive Net 44

Negative Net 38

H1_5 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Joe Biden Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 24

Favorable 28

Unfavorable 16

Very Unfavorable 18

No Opinion 14

Positive Net 52

Negative Net 34

H1_6 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Melania Trump Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 14

Favorable 23

Unfavorable 14

Very Unfavorable 24

No Opinion 24

Positive Net 38

Negative Net 38

H1_7 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Michelle Obama Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 35

Favorable 23

Unfavorable 12

Very Unfavorable 22

No Opinion 8

Positive Net 58

Negative Net 34

H1_8 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Paul Ryan Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 8

Favorable 28

Unfavorable 22

Very Unfavorable 20

No Opinion 22

Positive Net 36

Negative Net 42

H1_9 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Nancy Pelosi Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 7

Favorable 17

Unfavorable 17

Very Unfavorable 33

No Opinion 25

Positive Net 24

Negative Net 50

H1_10 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Mitch McConnell Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 3

Favorable 14

Unfavorable 20

Very Unfavorable 22

No Opinion 41

Positive Net 17

Negative Net 42

H1_11 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Chuck Schumer Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 7

Favorable 16

Unfavorable 15

Very Unfavorable 16

No Opinion 46

Positive Net 23

Negative Net 31

H1_12 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Bernie Sanders Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 27

Favorable 31

Unfavorable 16

Very Unfavorable 16

No Opinion 11

Positive Net 57

Negative Net 32

H1_13 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Elizabeth Warren Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 14

Favorable 17

Unfavorable 14

Very Unfavorable 21

No Opinion 34

Positive Net 31

Negative Net 35

H1_14 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Rudy Giuliani Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 17

Favorable 25

Unfavorable 14

Very Unfavorable 25

No Opinion 19

Positive Net 42

Negative Net 39

H1_15 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Newt Gingrich Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 10

Favorable 20

Unfavorable 18

Very Unfavorable 29

No Opinion 23

Positive Net 30

Negative Net 47

H1_16 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Chris Christie Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 5

Favorable 20

Unfavorable 23

Very Unfavorable 31

No Opinion 22

Positive Net 25

Negative Net 54

H1_17 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Jeff Sessions Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 8

Favorable 13

Unfavorable 13

Very Unfavorable 17

No Opinion 49

Positive Net 21

Negative Net 30

H1_18 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Jared Kushner Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 5

Favorable 11

Unfavorable 13

Very Unfavorable 14

No Opinion 58

Positive Net 16

Negative Net 27

H1_19 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Ivanka Trump Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 17

Favorable 25

Unfavorable 15

Very Unfavorable 20

No Opinion 24

Positive Net 42

Negative Net 35

H1_20 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Donald Trump Jr. Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 13

Favorable 20

Unfavorable 12

Very Unfavorable 28

No Opinion 27

Positive Net 33

Negative Net 40

H1_21 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Eric Trump Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Favorable 11

Favorable 19

Unfavorable 14

Very Unfavorable 25

No Opinion 32

Positive Net 30

Negative Net 38

I11 What would you say are the most important issues facing the country today? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

The economy 39

Health care 37

Terrorism/national 36 security

Immigration 27

National debt/federal 22 budget deficits

Race relations 16

Taxes 14

Corruption 14

Income inequality 12

Climate change 12

Education 11

Criminal justice 9 (policing, courts, prisons)

Environment 8

Defense 7

Foreign policy 6

Women's rights 6

Political Correctness 4

Other 2

I5 How strong do you think the U.S. economy is today? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Strong 7

Somewhat Strong 37

Somewhat Weak 44

Very Weak 12

I6 For you and your family personally, has the economy been strong or weak? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very Strong 7

Somewhat Strong 36

Somewhat Weak 40

Very Weak 17

I7 Are you feeling pretty good these days about the amount of money you have to spend? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Yes 41

No 59

I8 Would you say that your financial situation is improving or getting worse? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Improving 22

Getting worse 31

Just as well off 38

No opinion 9

I9_1 To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Cutting taxes is an effective way to increase economic growth. Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 26

Somewhat agree 35

Neither agree or 25 disagree

Somewhat disagree 9

Strongly disagree 5

Top 2 61

Bottom 2 14

I9_2 To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Cutting taxes creates new jobs. Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 23

Somewhat agree 29

Somewhat disagree 11

Strongly disagree 7

Top 2 53

Bottom 2 18

I9_3 To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Government spending is an effective way to increase economic growth. Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 13

Somewhat agree 26

Strongly disagree 11

Top 2 39

Bottom 2 28

I9_4 To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Government spending creates new jobs. Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 14

Somewhat agree 28

Top 2 42

Bottom 2 26

I9_5 To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? New technology and technological innovation lead to economic growth. Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 33

Somewhat agree 41

Somewhat disagree 4

Strongly disagree 1

Top 2 73

Bottom 2 5

I9_6 To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? New technology and technological innovation lead to new jobs. Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 33

Somewhat agree 40

Somewhat disagree 5

Strongly disagree 1

Top 2 74

Bottom 2 6

I9_7 To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Our countryâ€™s goal in trade policy should be to eliminate all barriers to trade and employment so that we have a truly global economy. Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 15

Somewhat agree 26

Strongly disagree 8

Top 2 41

Bottom 2 23

I9_8 To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Our countryâ€™s goal in trade policy should be to preserve American jobs at home, even if it means imposing tariffs or quotas on foreign goods. Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 32

Somewhat agree 33

Somewhat disagree 8

Strongly disagree 3

Top 2 65

Bottom 2 10

I10 Do you feel your economic wellbeing is affected by illegal immigrants from Mexico? Respondents: SAMPLE A Total -----

Base: Weighted 1125

Yes 44

No 56

I10A Do you feel your economic wellbeing is affected by illegal immigrants? Respondents: SAMPLE B Total -----

Base: Weighted 1125

Yes 48

No 52

I111 Do you feel your personal security is affected by illegal immigrants from Mexico? Respondents: SAMPLE A Total -----

Base: Weighted 1125

Yes 39

No 61

I11A Do you feel your personal security is affected by illegal immigrants? Respondents: SAMPLE B Total -----

Base: Weighted 1125

Yes 49

No 51

I121 Would you favor or oppose building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border to try to stop illegal immigration? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Favor 51

Oppose 49

I14 If Congress does not act to address the immigration issue, do you think President Trump should or should not take action using executive orders? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Should take executive 53 action

Should not take 47 executive action

I15 If you had to choose one priority for dealing with illegal immigration, which one would you choose? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Better border security 45 and stronger law enforcement

A way for those in U.S. 39 to legally become citizens if they meet requirements

A way for those in the 16 U.S. to legally obtain work permits if they meet requirements

I16 There are about 11 million illegal immigrants living in the United States. Would you support or oppose an effort by the federal government to deport all these illegal immigrants and send them back to their home countries? Respondents: SAMPLE A Total -----

Base: Weighted 1125

Favor 50

Oppose 50

I16A There are about 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the United States. Would you support or oppose an effort by the federal government to deport all these undocumented immigrants and send them back to their home countries? Respondents: SAMPLE B Total -----

Base: Weighted 1125

Favor 51

Oppose 49

I17 Would you support or oppose and effort by the federal government to deport illegal immigrants with a criminal record? Respondents: SAMPLE A Total -----

Base: Weighted 1125

Favor 90

Oppose 10

I17A Would you support or oppose and effort by the federal government to deport undocumented immigrants with a criminal record? Respondents: SAMPLE B Total -----

Base: Weighted 1125

Favor 88

Oppose 12

I18 Should cities that arrest illegal immigrants for crimes be required to turn them over to immigration authorities? Respondents: SAMPLE A Total -----

Base: Weighted 1125

Yes 85

No 15

I18A Should cities that arrest undocumented immigrants for crimes be required to turn them over to immigration authorities? Respondents: SAMPLE B Total -----

Base: Weighted 1125

Yes 84

No 16

I19_1 To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following positions? Anyone who wants to come to America should be allowed to do so Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 13

Somewhat agree 18

Top 2 31

Bottom 2 46

I19_2 To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following positions? A wall should be built across the US-Mexico border to stop illegal immigration Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 30

Somewhat agree 17

Top 2 48

Bottom 2 37

I19_3 To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following positions? All illegal immigrant should be deported Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 26

Somewhat agree 16

Top 2 42

Bottom 2 38

I19_4 To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following positions? Illegal immigrants in the United States who have lived here for at least 5 years and paid their taxes should be able to apply for permanent residency or U.S. citizenship Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 31

Somewhat agree 35

Somewhat disagree 8

Strongly disagree 9

Top 2 65

Bottom 2 16

I19_5 To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following positions? Illegal immigrants who are not convicted of a crime should be given a pathway to citizenship, regardless of the period of time they have lived in the U.S. Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 22

Somewhat agree 30

Top 2 52

Bottom 2 27

I19_6 To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following positions? Illegal immigrants should be able to receive U.S. driver licenses Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 9

Somewhat agree 13

Top 2 22

Bottom 2 58

I19_7 To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following positions? All Americans including illegal immigrants should be issued a national ID card Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 17

Somewhat agree 18

Top 2 35

Bottom 2 39

I20_1 Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: Immigrants make our country less safe Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 17

Somewhat agree 28

Top 2 46

Bottom 2 54

I20_2 Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: Immigrants improve Americaâ€™s economy Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 20

Somewhat agree 39

Top 2 59

Bottom 2 41

I20_3 Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: Immigrants deserve to be here Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 21

Somewhat agree 40

Top 2 60

Bottom 2 40

I20_4 Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: Immigrants enrich our American values Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 22

Somewhat agree 39

Top 2 62

Bottom 2 38

I20_5 Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: Immigrants hurt our American values Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 16

Somewhat agree 23

Top 2 39

Bottom 2 61

I21_1 Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: The United States should bar all immigrants from entering the country Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 11

Somewhat agree 16

Top 2 27

Bottom 2 73

I21_2 Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: The United States should impose a Christian Religious test on incoming immigrants Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 8

Somewhat agree 13

Top 2 21

Bottom 2 79

I21_3 Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: The United States should impose an English language test on incoming immigrants Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 33

Somewhat agree 32

Top 2 65

Bottom 2 35

I21_4 Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: The United States should bar all immigrants from countries with a history of violent extremism Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 39

Somewhat agree 26

Top 2 66

Bottom 2 34

I21_5 Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: The United States should only limit the flow of individual immigrants whom are deemed dangerous Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly agree 33

Somewhat agree 38

Top 2 71

Bottom 2 29

I22 Do you support comprehensive immigration reform? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Yes 72

No 28

I23 Which of the following statements best explains your position on immigration reform? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Congress should pass 35 comprehensive immigration reform because illegal immigrants deserve a fair shot at the American dream.

Congress should pass 22 comprehensive immigration reform because illegal immigrants can add hundreds of billions of dollars to our GDP.

Congress shouldnâ€™t pass 26 comprehensive immigration reform because doing so would grant amnesty to illegal aliens who have broken the law.

Congress shouldnâ€™t pass 17 comprehensive immigration reform because illegal immigrants pose a criminal threat to our society.

I23_1 Do you think the U.S. government is doing enough or not doing enough to prevent a future terrorist attack on American soil? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Doing Enough 38

Not Doing Enough 62

I24 Do you think our current anti-terrorism policies are adequately protecting our country? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Yes 37

No 63

I25 Do you support or oppose the proposal of a bill banning all Muslims from entering the U.S.? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Support 37

Oppose 63

I26 Do you support or oppose a blanket ban on the immigration of any person who lives in a country where there has been a history of terrorism against the west? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Support 52

Oppose 48

I27 Which worries you more: that the United States will not go far enough in monitoring the activities and communications of potential terrorists living in the United States, or that the United States will go too far and violate the privacy rights of average citizens? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Will not go far enough 57

Will go too far 43

I28 Do you think our anti-terrorism policies are infringing on citizens' civil liberties? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Yes 25

No 44

Don't Know / Unsure 31

I29 In which ways do you think our anti-terrorism policies are infringing on citizensâ€™ civil liberties? Respondents: Yes (I28) Total -----

Base: Weighted 573

Freedom of religion 46

Freedom of speech 50

Freedom of assembly 37

Right to equal treatment 60 under the law

Right to privacy 73

I30 Do you think the United States and its allies are winning or losing the fight against ISIS? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Winning 41

Losing 59

I31 In your opinion, how likely is it that an organized terrorist group will conduct an attack on US soil sometime in the next 6 months? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very likely 19

Likely 22

Somewhat likely 41

Not likely at all 18

I32 Do you think we should increase border patrol? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Yes 84

No 16

I33 Do you think increasing border patrol would do any of the following? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Keep drugs out 53

Reduce crime 46

Decrease terrorism 44

Decrease illegal 66 immigration

Which of the following do you think is the top threat to America? (I34) Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

ISIS 46

China 4

Russia 9

Iran 5

North Korea 9

Mexico 1

Hackers 13

I35 Which of the following actions do you think the U.S. should take to fight ISIS? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Air strikes 73

No fly zone 43

Ground troops 41

Do nothing 9

I36 Do you think allowing in refugees enhances the country, harms the country, or does not affect the country? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Enhances the U.S. 28

Harms the U.S. 48

Does not affect the U.S. 24

I37_1 To what extent are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the following: Your local police Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very satisfied 40

Somewhat satisfied 41

Somewhat unsatisfied 12

Not at all satisfied 7

Top 2 81

Bottom 2 19

I37_2 To what extent are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the following: State and local police around the country Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very satisfied 27

Top 2 74

Bottom 2 26

I37_3 To what extent are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the following: The legal system in general, including courts, judges, and sentencing Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very satisfied 12

Top 2 52

Bottom 2 48

I37_4 To what extent are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the following: The corrections system, including federal and state prisons Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very satisfied 12

Top 2 48

Bottom 2 52

I38 Do you think that criminal offenses should or should not have a minimum prison sentence lengths? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Yes, they should have 69 minimum sentences

No, they should not have 31 minimum sentences

I39 Should judges have the final decision in determining sentences for criminal offenses? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Yes 68

No 32

I40 As you may know, current federal mandatory sentencing laws begin at a minimum of 5 years for first-time, nonviolent drug offenders and increase in severity to life in prison for third-time offenders. Which of the following proposals would you support? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Increase the scope and 26 length of mandatory sentencing laws.

Do not reform mandatory 21 sentencing laws, leave laws as they are.

Abandon mandatory 41 sentencing laws for first-time, nonviolent drug offenders.

Decrease mandatory 22 minimum sentence lengths.

Eliminate all federal 15 mandatory sentencing laws.

I41 If someone is convicted of a felony, do you think that their right to vote should be: Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Never taken away 17

Taken away until they 31 serve their sentence

Taken away until they 39 apply for the right to vote after serving their sentence

Permanently taken away 13

I42 Do you think that a felon's right to vote should be determined based on the type of crime that they have committed? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Yes 52

No 48

I43_1 If the right to vote were to be determined based on the type of crime, how do you feel about that right for an individual who has committed A violent felony, like murder, armed robbery, aggravated assault, or manslaughter? Respondents: Yes (I42) Total -----

Base: Weighted 1162

Never taken away 4

Taken away for the 12 duration of their sentence

I43_2 If the right to vote were to be determined based on the type of crime, how do you feel about that right for an individual who has committed A white collar felony, like fraud, bribery, insider trading, or identity theft? Respondents: Yes (I42) Total -----

Base: Weighted 1162

Never taken away 6

I43_3 If the right to vote were to be determined based on the type of crime, how do you feel about that right for an individual who has committed A sex-based felony like sex-trafficking, child pornography, or sexual assault? Respondents: Yes (I42) Total -----

Base: Weighted 1162

Never taken away 4

I49 Do you support or oppose requiring police officers to wear a body camera in order to record video of their interactions while on duty? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Support 80

Oppose 7

No opinion 13

I50 Would you support or oppose a policy that would give surplus military equipment to local police departments? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Support 54

Oppose 23

No opinion 23

I51 As you may know, implicit bias refers to the attitudes or stereotypes that affect people's understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner. Would you support or oppose requiring all police officers to undergo implicit bias training? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Support 68

Oppose 10

No opinion 21

I52 As you may know, the No Fly List is a list, created and maintained by the United States federal government's Terrorist Screening Center, of people who are prohibited from boarding a commercial aircraft for travel in or out of the United States. Would you support or oppose a policy that would prevent individuals whose names are on the federal No Fly list from purchasing firearms? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Support 77

Oppose 8

No opinion 15

I53 Would you support or oppose promoting community-oriented policing, where police are focused on building relationships with the communities they serve? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Support 80

Oppose 4

No opinion 15

I54 Would you support or oppose a combination of community-oriented policing with requiring police to wear body cameras? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Support 77

Oppose 7

No opinion 17

Code Cell Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

CELL 1 = ECONOMY 33

CELL 2 = CRIMINAL 33 JUSTICE

CELL 3 = DEFENSE, 33 SECURITY & EDUCATION

ME1 Which is closer to your view: Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

New technology and 31 innovations are creating more new jobs than they are eliminating

New technology and 31 innovations are eliminating more jobs than they are creating

New technology and 37 innovations are creating about the same amount of jobs as they are eliminating

ME2 Which of the following do you see as the leading contributor to the loss of jobs in the U.S. economy? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Wall Street 22

Trade deals 30

Globalization 26

New technologies 23

Government policies 40

Don't Know / Other 23

What do you feel should be done in regards to the federal minimum wage, which is presently $7.25? (ME3) Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

It should be kept at its 21 current level.

It should be raised. 72

It should be lowered. 1

It should be eliminated. 5

ME4 2.6 million Americans work at or below the $7.25 minimum wage. Raising the minimum wage could help stimulate consumption and the economy as a whole. This in turn could aid small businesses. Would you approve of President-elect Trump raising the minimum wage? ( Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 250

Strongly approve 54

Somewhat approve 20

Unsure 2

ME5 Only 3.3% of Americans work at or below the minimum wage of $7.25. Raising the minimum wage could prove detrimental to small businesses as they struggle to pay their workers. Would you approve of President-elect Trump raising the minimum wage? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 250

Strongly approve 35

Somewhat approve 33

Unsure 6

ME6 2.6 million Americans, or 3.3% of Americans, work at or below the $7.25 minimum wage. Raising the minimum wage could help stimulate consumption, but could also hurt small businesses struggling to pay workers. Would you approve of President-elect Trump raising the minimum wage? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 250

Strongly approve 40

Somewhat approve 27

Unsure 5

ME7A President-elect Trump raising the federal minimum wage to $12 to an hour Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 249

Strongly approve 28

Somewhat approve 18

Approve but believe that 18 the federal minimum wage should be $15

Unsure 3

ME7B President-elect Trump raising the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 249

Strongly approve 29

Somewhat approve 13

Approve but believe the 15 federal minimum wage should be $12 an hour

Unsure 4

ME8A President-elect Trump raising the federal minimum wage to $12 to an hour Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 248

Strongly approve 28

Somewhat approve 24

Unsure 5

President-elect Trump raising the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour (ME8B) Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Strongly approve 3

Somewhat approve 1

Unsure 1

No Response 89

ME9A President Trump raising the federal minimum wage to $12 to an hour Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 253

Strongly approve 26

Somewhat approve 23

Unsure 5

ME9B President-elect Trump raising the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 253

Strongly approve 27

Somewhat approve 9

Unsure 6

ME10 Since it has been shown that the living wage varies depending on where a person lives, some economists have advocated that minimum wage laws should be implemented at the state or local level. In some cases the minimum wage could be above or below $15. Based on this information how would you feel if President-elect Trump did not raise the federal minimum wage, but instead worked with state and local governments to raise the minimum wage? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 255

Strongly approve 26

Somewhat approve 35

Unsure 6

ME11 Allowing state and local governments to determine the minimum wage could lead to some areas of the countries having significantly lower minimum wages than others. Additionally, President-elect Trump could have difficulty persuading local leaders to institute a $15 minimum wage, let alone a $12 minimum wage. Based on this information how would you feel if President-elect Trump did not raise the federal minimum wage, but instead worked with state and local governments to raise the minimum wage? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 244

Strongly approve 17

Somewhat approve 27

Unsure 11

ME12 Since it has been shown that the living wage varies depending on where a person lives, some economists have advocated that minimum wage laws should be implemented at the state or local level. President-elect Trump could work with state and local leaders to raise their respective minimum wages. Working with state and local leaders could, however, prove difficult and there is no guarantee they will listen to him. If successful, in some cases the minimum wage could be above or below $15. Based on this information how would you feel if President-elect Trump did not raise the federal minimum wage, but instead worked with state and local governments to raise the minimum wage? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 251

Strongly approve 16

Somewhat approve 27

Unsure 9

ME13 The wealthiest Americans don't pay their fair share in taxes. Would you approve of President-elect Trump raising the tax rate on the wealthiest Americans? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 245

Strongly approve 59

Somewhat approve 15

Unsure 2

ME14 People with adjusted gross income above $250,000 paid just over half of all individual income taxes in the United States. In other words, the wealthiest Americans already contribute more in taxes than all other Americans combined. Would you approve of President-elect Trump raising the tax rate on the wealthiest Americans? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 259

Strongly approve 36

Somewhat approve 26

Unsure 8

ME15 The wealthiest Americans already pay more in taxes than anyone else. Yet they are still significantly more well off than the vast majority of Americans. Would you approve of President-elect Trump raising the tax rate on the wealthiest Americans? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 245

Strongly approve 50

Somewhat approve 18

Unsure 4

ME16 We are the only industrialized nation that does not offer paid family leave. Would you approve of President-elect Trump implementing paid family leave to ensure mothers and fathers are able to take time to raise their children while keeping their career ambitions alive? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 240

Strongly approve 47

Somewhat approve 24

Unsure 4

ME17 Many have noted that implementing paid family leave would decrease the productivity and efficiency of American businesses. At a time when America is struggling to maintain its position as a global leader, implementing paid leave could prove detrimental to the economy and lead to lower wages and salaries for the average American worker. Would you approve of President-elect Trump implementing paid family leave? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 254

Strongly approve 27

Somewhat approve 26

Unsure 9

ME18 We are the only industrialized nation that does not offer paid family leave. Implementing paid family may hurt the productivity and efficiency of businesses, but would allow parents more time to spend with their children. Would you approve of President-elect Trump implementing paid family leave? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 256

Strongly approve 38

Somewhat approve 29

Unsure 4

ME19 Wall Street shouldn't be allowed to wreck Main Street. Would you approve of President-elect Trump taking steps to further regulate the financial industry? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 250

Strongly approve 36

Somewhat approve 33

Unsure 8

ME20 Regulating Wall Street could stifle investment in the American economy, which would lead to everyone being worse off. Would you approve of President-elect Trump taking steps to further regulate the financial industry? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 253

Strongly approve 26

Somewhat approve 22

Unsure 13

ME21 Regulating Wall Street could help protect the average American from the actions of the big banks. However, it could also stifle investment in the American economy. Would you approve of President-elect Trump taking steps to further regulate the financial industry? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 247

Strongly approve 26

Somewhat approve 28

Unsure 8

ME21_1 Total student debt in the United States currently exceeds $1.2 trillion. Some have proposed making college more affordable by eliminating tuition for community colleges, working to gradually make tuition free for working families sending their children to in-state public colleges, and helping students to refinance their loans. Would you approve of President-elect Trump enacting these plans to make college more affordable? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 244

Strongly approve 38

Somewhat approve 29

Unsure 5

ME22 President-elect Trump could use taxpayer funding to reduce student debt and the cost of college. It is believed much of this funding will be wasted on students likely to drop out of college. Additionally, this would do nothing to actually provide academic support to college students. Would you approve of Mr. Trump funding the cost of college on the backs of taxpayers? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 252

Strongly approve 16

Somewhat approve 21

Unsure 10

ME23 Some wish to make college more affordable for students. Plans include raising taxes to eliminate tuition for community colleges and to make tuition free for working families sending their children to in-state public colleges. Additional action could be taken to help students to refinance their loans. Would you approve of President-elect Trump enacting these plans to make college more affordable by using taxpayer money? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 253

Strongly approve 32

Somewhat approve 27

Unsure 7

ME241 America has a strong social safety net for its workers and trade makes the economy as a whole better off. Would you approve of President-elect Trump enacting the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal after making sure that the deal was fair to our workers? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 248

Strongly approve 19

Somewhat approve 29

Unsure 15

ME251 Bad trade deals like NAFTA have crippled our economy. Making more trade deals wonâ€™t lead to economic prosperity. It will make us all worse off. Given the struggling state of our working class, President-elect Trump cannot possibly justify another disastrous trade deal. How would you feel about President-elect Trump taking action to stop the Trans Pacific Partnership? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 253

Strongly approve 25

Somewhat approve 14

Unsure 20

ME261 Trade deals overall aid the economy and lead to increases in GDP. While some members of the working class would lose their jobs, there would be an overall net increase in jobs. Would you approve of President-elect Trump enacting the Trans Pacific Partnership? Respondents: CELL 1 = ECONOMY Total -----

Base: Weighted 249

Strongly approve 11

Somewhat approve 21

Unsure 16

MC1 Mandatory sentencing laws are intended to minimize individual discretion in the sentencing process. In practice, however, they simply transfer discretion from judges to prosecutors, since district attorneys can decide whether to bring charges that trigger mandatory sentences. Knowing this, are you more likely, less likely or equally likely to support mandatory sentencing laws? Respondents: CELL 2 = CRIMINAL JUSTICE Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

More likely 22

Less likely 32

Equally likely 46

MC2 By providing a pre-set, minimum period of imprisonment that judges and parole officials cannot alter and â€œhitching the sentence to the crime, not the person,â€ mandatory sentencing laws act as a powerful deterrent to crime. Do you find this statement believable or not believable? Respondents: CELL 2 = CRIMINAL JUSTICE Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Believable 53

Not believable 47

MC3 Does knowing this make you more likely, less likely or equally likely to support mandatory sentencing laws? Respondents: MC2 C1 Total -----

Base: Weighted 399

More likely 44

Less likely 8

Equally likely 48

MC4 In the last decade, over half of U.S. state governments have reformed state-level mandatory sentencing laws. Crime levels in these states have largely remained constant or declined. Knowing this, would you be more likely, less likely or equally likely to approve current federal mandatory sentencing laws? Respondents: CELL 2 = CRIMINAL JUSTICE Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

More likely 34

Less likely 24

Equally likely 42

MC5 Federal prisons are presently operating at 20% over capacity and roughly half of inmates in the federal prison system are serving drug sentences. Since most mandatory minimum sentencing laws target drug offenses, they contribute significantly to the problem of overcrowded prisons. Does learning this make you more likely, less likely or equally likely to support mandatory sentencing laws? Respondents: CELL 2 = CRIMINAL JUSTICE Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

More likely 20

Less likely 42

Equally likely 38

MC6 In the U.S. today, 5.85 million people are disenfranchised because of state laws that prevent citizens who have committed felonies from being able to perform their civic duty of voting. These restrictions are particularly harmful to African-Americans, as 7 percent of them are disenfranchised compared to 1.8 percent of the rest of the country. Knowing this, would you be more likely, less likely or equally likely to support current voter restriction laws? Respondents: CELL 2 = CRIMINAL JUSTICE Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

More likely 25

Less likely 35

Equally likely 41

MC7 Prison exists as a punishment for individuals who break the law, and the point of prison sentences is to show the offender and society as a whole that criminal behavior results in loss of freedom and most of the rights that freedom offers. Knowing this, would you be more likely, less likely or equally likely to support current voter restriction laws? Respondents: CELL 2 = CRIMINAL JUSTICE Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

More likely 34

Less likely 22

Equally likely 44

MC8 Equipping every police officer with a body camera will help improve transparency and accountability while protecting people on both sides of the lens. Does this statement make you more likely, less likely, or equally likely to support raising taxes to fund body cameras for police? Respondents: CELL 2 = CRIMINAL JUSTICE Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

More likely 59

Less likely 13

Equally likely 28

MC9 Police officers put their lives at risk to protect citizens and put down riots that threaten the communities they protect, so police departments should be provided with the best equipment available. Does this statement make you more likely, less likely, or equally likely to support giving surplus military-style equipment to local police? Respondents: CELL 2 = CRIMINAL JUSTICE Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

More likely 52

Less likely 18

Equally likely 30

MC10 Transferring military-grade weapons and vehicles to local law enforcement can alienate the communities they serve and send the wrong message about the police. Does this statement make you more likely, less likely, or equally likely to support keeping military-style equipment out of the hands of local police? Respondents: CELL 2 = CRIMINAL JUSTICE Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

More likely 26

Less likely 31

Equally likely 43

MC11 The No Fly List is a watch list of people the government has designated as known or suspected terrorists, and who are judged too dangerous to fly in the United States. â€˜No Fly, No Buyâ€™ legislation would ban these same individuals from purchasing firearms in the United States. Hearing this, does this make you more or less likely to support â€˜No Fly, No Buyâ€™ legislation? Respondents: CELL 2 = CRIMINAL JUSTICE Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

More likely 61

Less likely 11

Equally likely 28

MD1 How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: The Syrian refugee crisis is the worst humanitarian disaster of our time. To date, more than 11 million people have been killed or displaced as a result of the ongoing civil war. The United States has a moral obligation to increase the numbers of Syrian refugees allowed into the United States. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 376

Strongly agree 14

Agree 20

Disagree 19

No opinion 16

MD2 How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: Many Syrians are looking to immigrate to the United States as a result of the Syrian Civil War. However, the director of the FBI has stated that we canâ€™t know for certain if any individual refugee is dangerous or not. We as a nation have got to err on the side of safety for our own citizens, so we shouldnâ€™t increase the numbers of Syrian refugees allowed into the United States. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 374

Strongly agree 41

Agree 24

Disagree 12

Strongly disagree 7

No opinion 16

MD3 Would you support a proposal to increase border security that also provided a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants living in the United States? Increasing border security could involve adding more border patrol agents, upgrading our border fencing, and using additional surveillance technology. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 375

Yes 77

No 23

MD4 Would you support a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants if the United States created a rigorous application process that must be completed before citizenship is granted? The requirements for an application process could include: Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 375

Yes 80

No 20

MD5 Which of the following requirements do you consider most important for an illegal immigrant citizen application test? Respondents: Yes (MD4) Total -----

Base: Weighted 298

Demonstrating good moral 15 character

Passing a criminal 52 background check

Demonstrating proof they 9 have paid their taxes

Demonstrating proof they 7 can speak English

Proof of having lived in 9 the US for at least the last 5 years

Proof of graduation from 5 an institute for higher learning or having served for in the military for at least 2 years with

Other 4

MD6_1 Please read the statements below and respond to each with one of the following: The United States is safer now than it was before 9 11. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 11

Somewhat agree 28

Neutral 28

Top 2 40

Bottom 2 33

MD6_2 Please read the statements below and respond to each with one of the following: I trust that our current political leaders are taking the appropriate actions to combat terrorism. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 10

Somewhat agree 32

Neutral 26

Top 2 42

Bottom 2 32

MD6_3 Please read the statements below and respond to each with one of the following: The United States should ban gun sales to people on the No-Fly list to prevent terrorist attacks. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 54

Somewhat agree 20

Neutral 16

Somewhat disagree 5

Strongly disagree 5

Top 2 74

Bottom 2 10

MD6_4 Please read the statements below and respond to each with one of the following: I worry about the possibility of someone in my family being a victim of a terrorist attack. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 16

Somewhat agree 25

Neutral 31

Top 2 40

Bottom 2 28

MD6_5 Please read the statements below and respond to each with one of the following: Declaring war against ISIS would do more harm than good to the safety of American citizens. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 11

Somewhat agree 17

Neutral 33

Top 2 28

Bottom 2 39

MD6_6 Please read the statements below and respond to each with one of the following: I would be willing to sacrifice some of my privacy as a result of government counterterrorism security efforts. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 17

Somewhat agree 26

Neutral 30

Top 2 43

Bottom 2 27

MD6_7 Please read the statements below and respond to each with one of the following: The government should place a temporary ban on immigrants from places with a history of terrorism. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 34

Somewhat agree 26

Neutral 21

Strongly disagree 9

Top 2 59

Bottom 2 20

MD6_8 Please read the statements below and respond to each with one of the following: Using our economic and military power around the world creates more enemies than friends. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 14

Somewhat agree 26

Neutral 37

Strongly disagree 8

Top 2 40

Bottom 2 23

MD6_9 Please read the statements below and respond to each with one of the following: The only way to prevent an imminent attack against us is to act preemptively. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 21

Somewhat agree 31

Neutral 33

Somewhat disagree 9

Strongly disagree 6

Top 2 52

Bottom 2 15

MD6_10 Please read the statements below and respond to each with one of the following: American values of freedom, democracy, and open markets make us a target of hostility from those who oppose our way of life. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 32

Somewhat agree 36

Neutral 23

Somewhat disagree 6

Strongly disagree 3

Top 2 68

Bottom 2 9

MD6_11 Please read the statements below and respond to each with one of the following: I would feel less safe living in a country other than the United States. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 38

Somewhat agree 27

Neutral 22

Somewhat disagree 7

Strongly disagree 5

Top 2 66

Bottom 2 12

MD17 Which of the following statements is closest to what you believe? Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Leaders should not use 41 the phrase 'radical Islam' because it lends legitimacy to terrorists by falsely suggesting that their actions are supported by Islamic teachings.

'Radical Islam' is an 59 accurate description of the cause of terrorist attacks.

Base: Weighted 750

Terrorists from overseas 31 pose the greatest threat of future attacks on American soil.

U.S. citizens who are 69 radicalized pose the greatest threat of future attacks on American soil.

Base: Weighted 750

The government's 30 anti-terrorism policies have gone too far in restricting the civil liberties of law-abiding citizens.

The government's 70 anti-terrorism policies have not done enough to protect the country.

MD20 Each year, approximately 65,000 undocumented students graduate public high-schools. Knowing this I feel ______about undocumented students in the country. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Positively 23

Negatively 37

Neutral / No Change 39

MD21 Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: A college degree is necessary in order to obtain work that pays a living wage. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Agree 48

Disagree 52

MD22 The United States Government should do everything it can to make college free for all American citizens. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 32

Agree 32

Disagree 21

MD23 There is a serious college debt problem in America. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 62

Agree 32

Disagree 5

Strongly disagree 1

MD24 Using National Funds to make college debt-free would constitute a "giving in" to the demands of the spoiled Millennial generation. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 29

Agree 29

Disagree 28

MD25 The United States Government cannot financially afford to help subsidize college debt. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 34

Agree 32

Disagree 22

MD26 United States citizens owe approximately 1.3 trillion in Student Loan Debt. The American Government has both a moral and constitutional obligation to maximize the freedom of its citizens by relieving them of this financial weight. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 23

Agree 30

Disagree 28

MD27 In many industrialized nations (including England, France, Germany) college tuition is either free, or heavily subsidized. By not subsidizing the cost of education for its own students the United States trails behind its foreign competitors. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 33

Agree 35

Disagree 23

Strongly disagree 8

MD28 Education is key to ending cycles of poverty. As such the American Government must ensure that its poorest citizens have access to the highest standards of education -- on all levels-- by working to fund, both K-12 School Choice Initiatives, as well as College Debt Relief. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 34

Agree 43

Disagree 18

Strongly disagree 5

MD29 The use of property taxes to fund local schools increases the disparity between our wealthiest and poorest schools. The United States government must work to revamp our school finance system, so that fewer schools are forced to rely on local property taxes as a source of funding. Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

Strongly agree 37

Agree 45

Disagree 14

Strongly disagree 4

F1 Do you know someone close to you that is an undocumented immigrant? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Yes 11

No 89

F2 In your family, which of your ancestors immigrated to the United States first? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Myself 6

My mother and/or father 9

My grandmother and/or 18 grandfather

My great grandmother 18 and/or great-grandfather

My family has lived in 48 the United States since before my great-grandparents

F3 In the last ten years, have you or has someone close to you had any involvement with the criminal justice system in any of the following ways? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Being charged with a 11 crime

Being a witness in a 4 trial

Being a juror 22

Being in jail or prison 12

Working in the justice 8 system (i.e. police, courts, corrections)

Being a victim of a 14 crime

None of the above 59

F4 In your view, are students in American schools today learning more or less then students did in the past? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Learning More 23

Learning Less 57

About the Same 21

F5 In your view, are American schools making children work harder, about the same, or easier as children in the past? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Harder work 31

Easier work 45

About the same work 24

F6 I have someone in my immediate family currently in... Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Elementary School 19

Middle School 14

High School 17

Pursuing an Associateâ€™s 5 or Technical Degree

College/ University 17

Graduate Level Program 5

Continuing Education 3 Studies

None of the above 50

D4 Which of the following best describes your current employment status? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Employed Full-time 38

Employed Part-Time 9

Self-employed 6

Out of work and looking 5 for work

Out of work but not 1 looking for work

Homemaker 7

Student 2

Military personnel *

Retired 23

Unable to work 7

Decline to state *

D5 The organization you work for is in which of the following: Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Public sector 23

Private sector 27

Not-for-profit 6

Donâ€™t know 9

Other 35

D6 Is anyone in your household a member of a labor union? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

I am a member of a labor 8 union

Someone else in my 4 household is a member of a labor union

Both me and another 1 member of my household are members of a labor union

No one in my household 82 is a member of a labor union

Decline to state 5

D7 What is the highest degree or level of education that you have COMPLETED? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Grade School *

Some high school, no 2 diploma

High school graduate, 19 diploma, or the equivalent (for example: GED)

Some college credit, no 21 degree

Trade/technical/ 6 vocational training

Associate Degree 12

Bachelorâ€™s Degree 26

Masterâ€™s Degree 10

Doctoral Degree 3

Other (Please specify) *

Decline to state *

D8 What is your current marital status? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Single, never married 28

Married or domestic 55 partnership

Widowed 5

Divorced 10

Separated 1

Decline to state *

D9 How many children live in your household? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

None 64

One 17

Two 12

Three 4

Four or more 2

D10 Are you registered to vote at your present address? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Yes 97

No 3

Not Sure 1

D11 What is your religion? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Evangelical Protestant 13

Non-Evangelical 11 Protestant

Roman Catholic 23

Mormon 1

Other Christian 18

Jewish 4

Muslim 1

Hindu *

Buddhist 1

Atheist/Agnostic 13

Other 15

D12 How often do you attend religion services, events, or gatherings? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Daily 3

Weekly 24

A few times per month 9

Once a month 9

Almost never 55

D13 How important or unimportant is religion in your life? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Very important 38

Somewhat important 29

Somewhat unimportant 12

Very unimportant 20

D14 Does anyone in your household own a gun? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Yes 31

No 69

D15 Do you rent or own a home? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Rent 29

Own 65

Do not rent or own but 4 live with someone who does

Other 1

D16 Do you live in a suburban, urban, or rural area? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Urban 30

Suburban 51

Rural 20

D18 Are you a Citizen of the United States? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Yes 99

No 1

D19 Have any members of your household signed up for health insurance through Healthcare.gov and the Affordable Care Act? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Yes, I have 17

Another member of my 4 household has

Multiple people in my 3 household have

No one in my household 72

Decline to state 4

D20 What was your total household income during 2015? Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Less than $10,000 5

$10,000 to $19,999 10

$20,000 to $29,999 11

$30,000 to $39,999 12

$40,000 to $49,999 9

$50,000 to $59,999 11

$60,000 to $69,999 8

$70,000 to $79,999 7

$80,000 to $89,999 4

$90,000 to $99,999 5

$100,000 to $149,999 10

$150,000 to $200,000 3

More than $200,000 1

Decline to state 5

M6 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Summary Top Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Building new 47 infrastructure (airports, highways, bridges, etc.)

Cut taxes for 46 individuals

New lobbying 39 restrictions

Stop immigration from 37 Syria (and other terror-prone regions)

Repealing and replacing 37 the Affordable Care Act (also known as â€œObamacareâ€ )

Making NATO members 35 paying their dues

Deporting illegal 33 immigrants

Expand family leave 32 policies

Building a wall between 27 the United States and Mexico

Undoing the Iran deal 27

Renegotiating or 26 repealing the North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

Taxing foreign imports 24 at 35%

Making Mexico pay for 23 the wall between the United States and Mexico

Prevent passage of the 23 Trans-Pacific Trade Pact (TPP)

Stop and frisk policies 19

Continued M6 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Summary Top Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Cut taxes on 18 corporations

M7 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Summary Top Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Making NATO members pay 19 their dues

Continued M7 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Summary Top Box Respondents: Total Total -----

H1 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Summary Top Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Michelle Obama 35

Barack Obama 30

Bernie Sanders 27

Joe Biden 24

Donald Trump 23

Mike Pence 21

Hillary Clinton 19

Ivanka Trump 17

Rudy Giuliani 17

Melania Trump 14

Elizabeth Warren 14

Donald Trump Jr. 13

Eric Trump 11

Newt Gingrich 10

Jeff Sessions 8

Paul Ryan 8

Chuck Schumer 7

Nancy Pelosi 7

Chris Christie 5

Jared Kushner 5

Mitch McConnell 3

I9 To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Summary Top Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

New technology and 33 technological innovation lead to new jobs.

New technology and 33 technological innovation lead to economic growth.

Our countryâ€™s goal in 32 trade policy should be to preserve American jobs at home, even if it means imposing tariffs or quotas on foreign goods.

Cutting taxes is an 26 effective way to increase economic growth.

Cutting taxes creates 23 new jobs.

Our countryâ€™s goal in 15 trade policy should be to eliminate all barriers to trade and employment so that we have a truly global economy.

Government spending 14 creates new jobs.

Government spending is 13 an effective way to increase economic growth.

I19 To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following positions? Summary Top Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Illegal immigrants in 31 the United States who have lived here for at least 5 years and paid their taxes should be able to apply for permanent residency or U.S. citizenship

A wall should be built 30 across the US-Mexico border to stop illegal immigration

All illegal immigrant 26 should be deported

Illegal immigrants who 22 are not convicted of a crime should be given a pathway to citizenship, regardless of the period of time they have lived in the U.S.

All Americans including 17 illegal immigrants should be issued a national ID card

Anyone who wants to come 13 to America should be allowed to do so

Illegal immigrants 9 should be able to receive U.S. driver licenses

I20 Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: Summary Top Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Immigrants enrich our 22 American values

Immigrants deserve to be 21 here

Immigrants improve 20 Americaâ€™s economy

Immigrants make our 17 country less safe

Immigrants hurt our 16 American values

I21 Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: Summary Top Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

The United States should 39 bar all immigrants from countries with a history of violent extremism

The United States should 33 impose an English language test on incoming immigrants

The United States should 33 only limit the flow of individual immigrants whom are deemed dangerous

The United States should 11 bar all immigrants from entering the country

The United States should 8 impose a Christian Religious test on incoming immigrants

I37 To what extent are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the following: Summary Top Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Your local police 40

State and local police 27 around the country

The legal system in 12 general, including courts, judges, and sentencing

The corrections system, 12 including federal and state prisons

MD6 Please read the statements below and respond to each with one of the following: Summary Top Box Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

The United States should 54 ban gun sales to people on the No-Fly list to prevent terrorist attacks.

I would feel less safe 38 living in a country other than the United States.

The government should 34 place a temporary ban on immigrants from places with a history of terrorism.

American values of 32 freedom, democracy, and open markets make us a target of hostility from those who oppose our way of life.

The only way to prevent 21 an imminent attack against us is to act preemptively.

I would be willing to 17 sacrifice some of my privacy as a result of government counterterrorism security efforts.

I worry about the 16 possibility of someone in my family being a victim of a terrorist attack.

Using our economic and 14 military power around the world creates more enemies than friends.

The United States is 11 safer now than it was before 9 11.

Continued MD6 Please read the statements below and respond to each with one of the following: Summary Top Box Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Declaring war against 11 ISIS would do more harm than good to the safety of American citizens.

I trust that our current 10 political leaders are taking the appropriate actions to combat terrorism.

M6 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Summary Top 2 Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Making NATO members 63 paying their dues

Continued M6 To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the following campaign promises made by President-elect Donald Trump? Summary Top 2 Box Respondents: Total Total -----

M7 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Summary Top 2 Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Making NATO members pay 42 their dues

Continued M7 To what extent do you trust President-elect Donald Trump to fulfil his campaign promises on the following issues? Summary Top 2 Box Respondents: Total Total -----

H1 Now we will show you some names. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person. Summary Top 2 Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Michelle Obama 58

Bernie Sanders 57

Joe Biden 52

Barack Obama 52

Mike Pence 44

Donald Trump 43

Rudy Giuliani 42

Ivanka Trump 42

Hillary Clinton 40

Melania Trump 38

Paul Ryan 36

Donald Trump Jr. 33

Elizabeth Warren 31

Eric Trump 30

Newt Gingrich 30

Chris Christie 25

Nancy Pelosi 24

Chuck Schumer 23

Jeff Sessions 21

Mitch McConnell 17

Jared Kushner 16

I9 To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Summary Top 2 Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

New technology and 74 technological innovation lead to new jobs.

New technology and 73 technological innovation lead to economic growth.

Our countryâ€™s goal in 65 trade policy should be to preserve American jobs at home, even if it means imposing tariffs or quotas on foreign goods.

Cutting taxes is an 61 effective way to increase economic growth.

Cutting taxes creates 53 new jobs.

Government spending 42 creates new jobs.

Our countryâ€™s goal in 41 trade policy should be to eliminate all barriers to trade and employment so that we have a truly global economy.

Government spending is 39 an effective way to increase economic growth.

I19 To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following positions? Summary Top 2 Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Illegal immigrants in 65 the United States who have lived here for at least 5 years and paid their taxes should be able to apply for permanent residency or U.S. citizenship

Illegal immigrants who 52 are not convicted of a crime should be given a pathway to citizenship, regardless of the period of time they have lived in the U.S.

A wall should be built 48 across the US-Mexico border to stop illegal immigration

All illegal immigrant 42 should be deported

All Americans including 35 illegal immigrants should be issued a national ID card

Anyone who wants to come 31 to America should be allowed to do so

Illegal immigrants 22 should be able to receive U.S. driver licenses

I20 Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: Summary Top 2 Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Immigrants enrich our 62 American values

Immigrants deserve to be 60 here

Immigrants improve 59 Americaâ€™s economy

Immigrants make our 46 country less safe

Immigrants hurt our 39 American values

I21 Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: Summary Top 2 Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

The United States should 71 only limit the flow of individual immigrants whom are deemed dangerous

The United States should 66 bar all immigrants from countries with a history of violent extremism

The United States should 65 impose an English language test on incoming immigrants

The United States should 27 bar all immigrants from entering the country

The United States should 21 impose a Christian Religious test on incoming immigrants

I37 To what extent are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the following: Summary Top 2 Box Respondents: Total Total -----

Base: Weighted 2250

Your local police 81

State and local police 74 around the country

The legal system in 52 general, including courts, judges, and sentencing

The corrections system, 48 including federal and state prisons

MD6 Please read the statements below and respond to each with one of the following: Summary Top 2 Box Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

Base: Weighted 750

The United States should 74 ban gun sales to people on the No-Fly list to prevent terrorist attacks.

American values of 68 freedom, democracy, and open markets make us a target of hostility from those who oppose our way of life.

I would feel less safe 66 living in a country other than the United States.

The government should 59 place a temporary ban on immigrants from places with a history of terrorism.

The only way to prevent 52 an imminent attack against us is to act preemptively.

I would be willing to 43 sacrifice some of my privacy as a result of government counterterrorism security efforts.

I trust that our current 42 political leaders are taking the appropriate actions to combat terrorism.

I worry about the 40 possibility of someone in my family being a victim of a terrorist attack.

Using our economic and 40 military power around the world creates more enemies than friends.

Continued MD6 Please read the statements below and respond to each with one of the following: Summary Top 2 Box Respondents: CELL 3 = CRIMINAL SECURITY Total -----

The United States is 40 safer now than it was before 9 11.

Declaring war against 28 ISIS would do more harm than good to the safety of American citizens.