National Tracking Poll #2005100 May 22-26, 2020

Crosstabulation Results

Methodology: This poll was conducted from May 22-26, 2020, among a national sample of 1986 Registered Voters. The interviews were conducted online and the data were weighted to approximate a target sample of Registered Voters based on age, race/ethnicity, gender, educational attainment, and region. Results from the full survey have a margin of error of plus or minus 2 percentage points. Table Index

1 Table P1: Now, generally speaking, would you say that things in the country are going in the right direction, or have they pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track? ...... 8

2 Table P3: Now, thinking about your vote, what would you say is the top set of issues on your mind when you cast your vote for federal offices such as U.S. Senate or Congress? ...... 11

3 Table POL1: Thinking about the November 2020 general election for president, Congress, and statewide offices, how enthusiastic would you say you are in voting in this year’s election? ...... 15

4 Table POL2: Compared to previous elections, are you more or less enthusiastic about voting than usual? 18

5 Table POL3: And how important do you think the November 2020 general election for president, Congress, and statewide offices will be? ...... 21

6 Table POL4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, who do you think will win the November 2020 presidential election? ...... 24

7 Table POL5_1: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The economy ...... 27

8 Table POL5_2: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Jobs ...... 30

9 Table POL5_3: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Health care ...... 33

10 Table POL5_4: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Immigration ...... 36

11 Table POL5_5: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The environment . . . . 39

12 Table POL5_6: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Energy ...... 42

13 Table POL5_7: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Education ...... 45

14 Table POL5_8: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? National security . . . . 48

15 Table POL5_9: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Sexual harassment and misconduct in the workplace ...... 51

16 Table POL5_10: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Gun policy ...... 54

17 Table POL5_11: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Protecting Medicare and Social Security ...... 57

18 Table POL5_12: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Coronavirus . . . . . 60

19 Table POL6_1: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a healthcare reform bill ...... 63

20 Table POL6_2: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill to address climate change ...... 66

21 Table POL6_3: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill to reduce economic inequality ...... 69

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22 Table POL6_4: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing an infrastructure spending bill ...... 72

23 Table POL6_5: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing an immigration reform bill ...... 75

24 Table POL6_6: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Constructing a wall along the U.S. / Mexico border ...... 78

25 Table POL6_7: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill that grants young people who were brought to the United States illegally when they were children, often with their parents, protection from deportation ...... 81

26 Table POL6_8: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Reducing the federal budget deficit ...... 85

27 Table POL6_9: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing legislation placing additional restrictions on gun ownership ...... 88

28 Table POL6_10: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Regulating tech companies ...... 91

29 Table POL6_11: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Controlling the spread of the coronavirus in the US ...... 94

30 Table POL6_12: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Stimulating the economy to recover from the coronavirus pandemic ...... 97

31 Table POL7_1: If former Vice President selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Stacey Abrams ...... 100

32 Table POL7_2: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Elizabeth Warren ...... 104

33 Table POL7_3: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Amy Klobuchar ...... 108

34 Table POL7_4: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Kamala Harris ...... 112

35 Table POL7_5: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Gretchen Whitmer ...... 116

36 Table POL7_6: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Tammy Baldwin ...... 120

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37 Table POL7_7: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Catherine Cortez Masto ...... 124

38 Table POL7_8: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Val Demings ...... 128

39 Table POL7_9: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Michelle Lujan Grisham ...... 132

40 Table POL8_1: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Presi- dent ...... 136

41 Table POL8_2: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Vice President Mike Pence ...... 139

42 Table POL8_3: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congress142

43 Table POL8_4: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Con- gressional Democrats ...... 145

44 Table POL8_5: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Con- gressional Republicans ...... 148

45 Table POL8_6: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? The World Health Organization (WHO) ...... 151

46 Table POL8_7: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) ...... 154

47 Table POL8_8: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Your state’s governor ...... 157

48 Table POL8_9: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases ...... 160

49 Table POL9_1: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Trump administration ...... 163

50 Table POL9_2: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The WHO (World Health Organization) ...... 167

51 Table POL9_3: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) ...... 171

52 Table POL9_4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Congress . . . . . 175

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53 Table POL9_5: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Your state’s governor 179

54 Table POL10: Generally speaking, would you say you are more concerned about...... 183

55 Table POL11: Currently, do you believe it’s more important for the government to address the: . . . . . 187

56 Table POL12: Even if neither is exactly correct, which of the following comes closest to your opinion? . 190

57 Table POL13: As you may know, in response to the coronavirus Americans have been encouraged to ’social distance’ with many states canceling upcoming major events and closing schools, restaurants, and other public spaces. Based on what you know, when do you believe Americans will be able to stop social distancing and return to public spaces? ...... 194

58 Table POL14_1: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Avoid unnecessary trips outside of your home ...... 198

59 Table POL14_2: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Wear a mask in public spaces ...... 201

60 Table POL14_3: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Wear gloves in public spaces ...... 204

61 Table POL14_4: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Stay at least 6 feet away from others in public spaces ...... 207

62 Table POL14_5: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Use delivery services ...... 210

63 Table POL14_6: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Shop online ...... 213

64 Table POL14_7: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Receive a coronavirus vaccine once it is developed ...... 216

65 Table POL14_8: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Take hydroxychloroquine ...... 219

66 Table POL15: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you support or oppose the use of hydrox- ychloroquine to treat the coronavirus? ...... 222

67 Table POL21_1: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President Trump announcing that he was taking hydroxychloroquine ...... 225

68 Table POL21_2: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President Trump removing or replacing five inspectors general from his administration in the past six weeks ...... 228

69 Table POL21_3: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President Trump briefly wearing a mask during a visit to a Ford factory in Michigan ...... 231

70 Table POL21_4: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Senate confirming Rep. John Ratcliffe as national intelligence director ...... 234

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71 Table POL21_5: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Lincoln Project, a group of Republicans seeking to prevent President Trump’s re-election ...... 237

72 Table POL21_6: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? Former Vice President Joe Biden telling Charlamagne Tha God, a black radio host, that ’if you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black’ ...... 240

73 Table POL21_7: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Trump adminis- tration announcing plans to withdraw the United States from the Treaty on Open Skies, a 34-country agreement aiming to reduce the potential of accidental war ...... 243

74 Table POLx_1: Next we will look at a list of names that are active in politics. It is a long list, please take the time to go through the list carefully and give an individual answer for each name below. For each person, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or Very Unfavorable opinion of each If you have heard of the person, but do not have an opinion, please mark ’Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person, please mark ’Never Heard Of.’Mitch McConnell ...... 246

75 Table POLx_2: Favorability for Nancy Pelosi ...... 250

76 Table POLx_3: Favorability for Charles Schumer ...... 253

77 Table POLx_4: Favorability for Mike Pence ...... 256

78 Table POLx_5: Favorability for Donald Trump ...... 259

79 Table POLx_6: Favorability for Republicans in Congress ...... 262

80 Table POLx_7: Favorability for Democrats in Congress ...... 265

81 Table POLx_9: Favorability for Kevin McCarthy ...... 268

82 Table POLx_10: Favorability for Joe Biden ...... 271

83 Table POLx_11: Favorability for Stacey Abrams ...... 274

84 Table POLx_12: Favorability for Elizabeth Warren ...... 277

85 Table POLx_13: Favorability for Amy Klobuchar ...... 280

86 Table POLx_14: Favorability for Kamala Harris ...... 283

87 Table POLx_15: Favorability for Gretchen Whitmer ...... 286

88 Table POLx_16: Favorability for Tammy Baldwin ...... 289

89 Table POLx_17: Favorability for Catherine Cortez Masto ...... 292

90 Table POLx_18: Favorability for Val Demings ...... 295

91 Table POLx_19: Favorability for Michelle Lujan Grisham ...... 298

92 Table Q172: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? ...... 301

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93 Table Q172NET: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? . . . . 304

94 Summary Statistics of Survey Respondent Demographics ...... 307

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Table P1: Now, generally speaking, would you say that things in the country are going in the right direction, or have they pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track? Demographic Right Direction Wrong Track Total N Registered Voters 34%(677) 66%(1309) 1986 Gender: Male 39%(358) 61%(571) 930 Gender: Female 30%(319) 70%(737) 1056 Age: 18-34 34%(169) 66%(330) 499 Age: 35-44 34%(102) 66%(200) 302 Age: 45-64 34%(244) 66%(479) 723 Age: 65+ 35%(162) 65%(300) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 34%(77) 66%(146) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 34%(144) 66%(282) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 31%(144) 69%(315) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 36%(290) 64%(517) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 9%(71) 91%(714) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 31%(175) 69%(382) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 67%(431) 33%(212) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 13%(44) 87%(287) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 6%(27) 94%(427) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 33%(87) 67%(177) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 30%(88) 70%(205) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 68%(227) 32%(107) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 66%(204) 34%(105) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 11%(68) 89%(539) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 26%(137) 74%(397) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 60%(420) 40%(282) 702 Educ: < College 37%(456) 63%(793) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 28%(131) 72%(338) 470 Educ: Post-grad 34%(90) 66%(177) 267 Income: Under 50k 35%(349) 65%(656) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 31%(225) 69%(497) 722 Income: 100k+ 40%(104) 60%(155) 259 Continued on next page

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Table P1: Now, generally speaking, would you say that things in the country are going in the right direction, or have they pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track? Demographic Right Direction Wrong Track Total N Registered Voters 34%(677) 66%(1309) 1986 Ethnicity: White 38%(607) 62%(999) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 25%(48) 75%(145) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 15%(37) 85%(215) 252 Ethnicity: Other 26%(34) 74%(94) 128 Community: Urban 30%(144) 70%(335) 479 Community: Suburban 31%(302) 69%(679) 981 Community: Rural 44%(232) 56%(295) 527 Employ: Private Sector 35%(239) 65%(434) 673 Employ: Government 33%(45) 67%(89) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 36%(56) 64%(98) 154 Employ: Homemaker 36%(37) 64%(66) 102 Employ: Retired 34%(181) 66%(344) 526 Employ: Unemployed 29%(53) 71%(133) 186 Employ: Other 39%(48) 61%(76) 125 Military HH: Yes 38%(123) 62%(204) 327 Military HH: No 33%(554) 67%(1104) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 100%(677) — (0) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track — (0) 100%(1309) 1309 Trump Job Approve 72%(572) 28%(222) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 7%(76) 93%(1061) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 80%(378) 20%(93) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 60%(194) 40%(129) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 16%(42) 84%(216) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 4%(34) 96%(845) 879 Favorable of Trump 72%(554) 28%(212) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 7%(85) 93%(1046) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 80%(379) 20%(97) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 60%(175) 40%(115) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 23%(49) 77%(160) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 4%(36) 96%(886) 922 Continued on next page

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Table P1: Now, generally speaking, would you say that things in the country are going in the right direction, or have they pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track? Demographic Right Direction Wrong Track Total N Registered Voters 34%(677) 66%(1309) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 38%(253) 62%(410) 663 #1 Issue: Security 65%(169) 35%(91) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 19%(80) 81%(336) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 32%(89) 68%(188) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 20%(19) 80%(77) 96 #1 Issue: Education 31%(29) 69%(65) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 26%(18) 74%(51) 69 #1 Issue: Other 19%(21) 81%(90) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 8%(64) 92%(764) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 66%(429) 34%(221) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 34%(23) 66%(44) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 8%(57) 92%(673) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 67%(458) 33%(224) 682 2016 Vote: Other 11%(16) 89%(121) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 34%(147) 66%(288) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 34%(459) 66%(891) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 34%(218) 66%(417) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 14%(123) 86%(756) 879 2012 Vote: 62%(320) 38%(193) 513 2012 Vote: Other 54%(45) 46%(37) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 37%(189) 63%(321) 511 4-Region: Northeast 32%(115) 68%(240) 354 4-Region: Midwest 34%(153) 66%(303) 456 4-Region: South 37%(271) 63%(470) 741 4-Region: West 32%(139) 68%(295) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 9%(87) 91%(856) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 65%(503) 35%(266) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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

Economic Security Health Education Issues – Issues – Care Issues Women’s Issues – like Energy Issues like taxes, like – like the Seniors Issues – school – like carbon wages, terrorism, 2010 health Issues – like birth standards, emissions, jobs, foreign care law, like control, class sizes, cost of unemploy- policy, and Medicaid, Medicare abortion, school choice, electric- ment, and border other and Social and equal and student ity/gasoline, Demographic spending security challenges Security pay loans or renewables Other: Total N Registered Voters 33%(663) 13%(260) 21%(415) 14%(277) 5%(96) 5%(94) 3%(69) 6%(111) 1986 Gender: Male 36%(339) 15%(135) 22%(208) 11%(106) 2%(21) 4%(39) 3%(31) 6%(51) 930 Gender: Female 31%(324) 12%(125) 20%(208) 16%(171) 7%(75) 5%(55) 4%(38) 6%(60) 1056 Age: 18-34 31%(156) 11%(55) 20%(99) 2%(11) 12%(62) 11%(53) 7%(35) 5%(27) 499 Age: 35-44 46%(138) 10%(31) 24%(73) 2%(6) 4%(11) 9%(27) 4%(11) 2%(7) 302 Age: 45-64 36%(258) 13%(92) 24%(172) 14%(99) 3%(22) 2%(14) 2%(15) 7%(51) 723 Age: 65+ 24%(111) 18%(83) 15%(71) 35%(161) — (2) — (1) 2%(8) 5%(25) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 26%(58) 11%(25) 19%(42) 3%(6) 12%(28) 13%(28) 8%(19) 8%(18) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 38%(163) 11%(48) 22%(95) 2%(8) 9%(38) 9%(38) 5%(22) 3%(14) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 43%(198) 11%(53) 25%(115) 4%(20) 5%(21) 4%(19) 2%(10) 5%(22) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 29%(235) 15%(122) 19%(154) 26%(214) 1%(9) 1%(8) 2%(17) 6%(48) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 29%(226) 5%(39) 28%(217) 17%(136) 6%(47) 5%(42) 5%(38) 5%(40) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 32%(178) 10%(57) 20%(114) 11%(63) 6%(36) 7%(36) 4%(22) 9%(52) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 40%(260) 26%(164) 13%(84) 12%(78) 2%(13) 2%(16) 1%(9) 3%(19) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 34%(114) 5%(15) 31%(104) 13%(43) 3%(10) 4%(14) 4%(14) 5%(17) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 25%(112) 5%(24) 25%(114) 20%(93) 8%(37) 6%(28) 5%(24) 5%(24) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 33%(88) 13%(34) 20%(53) 12%(32) 2%(6) 6%(15) 4%(10) 10%(26) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 31%(89) 8%(23) 21%(61) 11%(31) 10%(30) 7%(21) 4%(11) 9%(26) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 41%(136) 26%(86) 15%(51) 9%(31) 1%(5) 3%(9) 2%(7) 3%(9) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 40%(123) 25%(78) 11%(33) 15%(47) 3%(8) 2%(7) 1%(2) 3%(10) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 24%(148) 5%(28) 31%(188) 13%(81) 9%(57) 5%(31) 6%(35) 6%(39) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 36%(190) 8%(41) 21%(111) 17%(92) 4%(19) 5%(26) 5%(24) 6%(30) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 41%(286) 24%(167) 13%(94) 13%(92) 2%(13) 3%(19) 1%(5) 4%(26) 702 Continued on next page

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

Economic Security Health Education Issues – Issues – Care Issues Women’s Issues – like Energy Issues like taxes, like – like the Seniors Issues – school – like carbon wages, terrorism, 2010 health Issues – like birth standards, emissions, jobs, foreign care law, like control, class sizes, cost of unemploy- policy, and Medicaid, Medicare abortion, school choice, electric- ment, and border other and Social and equal and student ity/gasoline, Demographic spending security challenges Security pay loans or renewables Other: Total N Registered Voters 33%(663) 13%(260) 21%(415) 14%(277) 5%(96) 5%(94) 3%(69) 6%(111) 1986 Educ: < College 31%(388) 15%(191) 20%(247) 16%(196) 5%(65) 5%(57) 3%(39) 5%(66) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 39%(181) 8%(39) 23%(108) 11%(53) 5%(22) 4%(20) 3%(16) 6%(30) 470 Educ: Post-grad 35%(94) 11%(30) 23%(61) 11%(28) 3%(8) 6%(17) 5%(14) 6%(15) 267 Income: Under 50k 29%(292) 14%(142) 21%(213) 18%(176) 4%(43) 5%(46) 4%(39) 5%(54) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 35%(256) 12%(88) 22%(156) 12%(88) 5%(37) 5%(38) 2%(16) 6%(43) 722 Income: 100k+ 45%(116) 12%(31) 18%(46) 5%(13) 6%(16) 4%(10) 5%(14) 6%(14) 259 Ethnicity: White 34%(538) 15%(235) 21%(332) 14%(232) 5%(76) 3%(55) 3%(52) 5%(86) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 39%(75) 6%(12) 18%(35) 8%(15) 7%(13) 11%(21) 5%(9) 6%(12) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 28%(72) 7%(18) 23%(57) 16%(40) 4%(9) 10%(26) 5%(13) 7%(17) 252 Ethnicity: Other 42%(53) 6%(8) 21%(26) 4%(5) 9%(11) 10%(13) 3%(3) 6%(8) 128 Community: Urban 31%(148) 12%(56) 25%(118) 12%(57) 5%(24) 5%(23) 4%(21) 6%(31) 479 Community: Suburban 35%(343) 13%(130) 21%(207) 12%(116) 6%(54) 4%(39) 4%(36) 6%(55) 981 Community: Rural 33%(172) 14%(74) 17%(90) 20%(105) 3%(18) 6%(32) 2%(12) 5%(26) 527 Employ: Private Sector 41%(273) 11%(72) 24%(159) 7%(47) 6%(39) 5%(37) 3%(21) 4%(26) 673 Employ: Government 46%(62) 15%(20) 18%(24) 3%(4) 3%(4) 9%(12) 3%(5) 3%(4) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 34%(52) 7%(11) 20%(31) 5%(8) 9%(14) 8%(12) 5%(8) 12%(18) 154 Employ: Homemaker 40%(40) 14%(15) 16%(17) 9%(9) 7%(8) 4%(4) 3%(3) 7%(7) 102 Employ: Retired 24%(127) 17%(90) 17%(88) 34%(177) 1%(4) — (0) 2%(8) 6%(32) 526 Employ: Unemployed 32%(59) 14%(26) 30%(55) 7%(13) 5%(9) 5%(9) 4%(7) 4%(8) 186 Employ: Other 29%(36) 14%(17) 20%(25) 14%(17) 5%(6) 5%(6) 4%(6) 10%(12) 125 Military HH: Yes 36%(117) 16%(51) 14%(45) 20%(66) 3%(11) 3%(9) 2%(8) 7%(22) 327 Military HH: No 33%(546) 13%(209) 22%(371) 13%(212) 5%(86) 5%(85) 4%(61) 5%(89) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 37%(253) 25%(169) 12%(80) 13%(89) 3%(19) 4%(29) 3%(18) 3%(21) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 31%(410) 7%(91) 26%(336) 14%(188) 6%(77) 5%(65) 4%(51) 7%(90) 1309 Continued on next page

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

Economic Security Health Education Issues – Issues – Care Issues Women’s Issues – like Energy Issues like taxes, like – like the Seniors Issues – school – like carbon wages, terrorism, 2010 health Issues – like birth standards, emissions, jobs, foreign care law, like control, class sizes, cost of unemploy- policy, and Medicaid, Medicare abortion, school choice, electric- ment, and border other and Social and equal and student ity/gasoline, Demographic spending security challenges Security pay loans or renewables Other: Total N Registered Voters 33%(663) 13%(260) 21%(415) 14%(277) 5%(96) 5%(94) 3%(69) 6%(111) 1986 Trump Job Approve 40%(321) 25%(195) 12%(93) 14%(110) 3%(20) 2%(18) 2%(13) 3%(22) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 29%(327) 5%(60) 27%(307) 14%(164) 6%(74) 6%(66) 5%(56) 7%(84) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 40%(187) 29%(137) 10%(49) 14%(66) 2%(11) 1%(5) 1%(5) 2%(11) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 42%(134) 18%(58) 14%(44) 14%(44) 3%(9) 4%(14) 3%(8) 3%(11) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 39%(101) 5%(12) 19%(50) 10%(25) 8%(20) 10%(25) 5%(12) 5%(13) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 26%(226) 5%(48) 29%(257) 16%(138) 6%(54) 5%(41) 5%(44) 8%(71) 879 Favorable of Trump 41%(316) 25%(188) 12%(91) 14%(107) 2%(17) 2%(17) 1%(8) 3%(22) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 29%(324) 5%(57) 27%(307) 15%(165) 6%(70) 6%(66) 5%(59) 7%(84) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 41%(194) 29%(139) 10%(46) 15%(70) 2%(11) 1%(3) 1%(3) 2%(10) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 42%(122) 17%(49) 15%(45) 13%(37) 2%(6) 5%(14) 2%(5) 4%(12) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 43%(90) 7%(14) 19%(41) 9%(19) 3%(6) 10%(21) 6%(13) 3%(6) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 25%(234) 5%(43) 29%(266) 16%(146) 7%(64) 5%(46) 5%(46) 8%(78) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 100%(663) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 663 #1 Issue: Security — (0) 100%(260) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care — (0) — (0) 100%(415) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security — (0) — (0) — (0) 100%(277) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 100%(96) — (0) — (0) — (0) 96 #1 Issue: Education — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 100%(94) — (0) — (0) 94 #1 Issue: Energy — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 100%(69) — (0) 69 #1 Issue: Other — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 100%(111) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 28%(233) 5%(38) 29%(238) 17%(141) 6%(50) 5%(37) 4%(35) 7%(55) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 42%(271) 23%(152) 13%(82) 12%(81) 3%(18) 2%(15) 1%(9) 3%(23) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 36%(24) 13%(9) 18%(12) 13%(9) 4%(2) 2%(1) 6%(4) 7%(5) 67 Continued on next page

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

Economic Security Health Education Issues – Issues – Care Issues Women’s Issues – like Energy Issues like taxes, like – like the Seniors Issues – school – like carbon wages, terrorism, 2010 health Issues – like birth standards, emissions, jobs, foreign care law, like control, class sizes, cost of unemploy- policy, and Medicaid, Medicare abortion, school choice, electric- ment, and border other and Social and equal and student ity/gasoline, Demographic spending security challenges Security pay loans or renewables Other: Total N Registered Voters 33%(663) 13%(260) 21%(415) 14%(277) 5%(96) 5%(94) 3%(69) 6%(111) 1986 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 28%(205) 5%(38) 30%(218) 18%(129) 6%(40) 4%(28) 4%(29) 6%(43) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 41%(283) 25%(167) 13%(89) 13%(89) 2%(14) 2%(12) 1%(8) 3%(20) 682 2016 Vote: Other 36%(50) 4%(6) 20%(28) 11%(14) 3%(4) 5%(7) 5%(7) 15%(20) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 29%(126) 11%(50) 18%(79) 10%(43) 9%(37) 11%(46) 6%(25) 7%(28) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 35%(473) 13%(179) 21%(285) 16%(216) 4%(53) 3%(37) 3%(39) 5%(69) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 30%(190) 13%(81) 20%(130) 10%(61) 7%(44) 9%(57) 5%(30) 7%(42) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 31%(273) 6%(54) 27%(236) 19%(163) 4%(39) 4%(36) 3%(30) 6%(49) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 41%(208) 23%(119) 13%(66) 13%(65) 2%(12) 2%(8) 2%(10) 5%(25) 513 2012 Vote: Other 35%(29) 20%(17) 14%(11) 14%(12) 2%(2) 3%(3) 5%(4) 6%(5) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 30%(152) 14%(71) 20%(102) 7%(38) 9%(44) 9%(48) 5%(24) 6%(32) 511 4-Region: Northeast 37%(130) 13%(47) 19%(68) 13%(45) 4%(14) 5%(17) 2%(8) 7%(25) 354 4-Region: Midwest 33%(149) 10%(46) 23%(103) 17%(75) 5%(21) 5%(21) 5%(22) 4%(18) 456 4-Region: South 32%(236) 14%(104) 22%(164) 15%(113) 5%(34) 4%(33) 4%(26) 4%(31) 741 4-Region: West 34%(148) 15%(63) 18%(80) 10%(44) 6%(27) 5%(23) 3%(12) 9%(37) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 28%(261) 5%(44) 29%(274) 16%(155) 6%(58) 5%(47) 5%(45) 6%(58) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 41%(314) 24%(184) 13%(98) 12%(95) 3%(21) 3%(19) 2%(13) 3%(25) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL1: Thinking about the November 2020 general election for president, Congress, and statewide offices, how enthusiastic would you say you are in voting in this year’s election? Extremely Very Somewhat Not too Not at all Demographic enthusiastic enthusiastic enthusiastic enthusiastic enthusiastic Total N Registered Voters 38%(748) 19%(387) 20%(404) 13%(265) 9%(182) 1986 Gender: Male 38%(357) 22%(208) 20%(189) 12%(109) 7%(66) 930 Gender: Female 37%(391) 17%(179) 20%(215) 15%(155) 11%(116) 1056 Age: 18-34 19%(94) 19%(96) 29%(144) 17%(82) 16%(82) 499 Age: 35-44 32%(96) 20%(61) 21%(63) 15%(47) 11%(34) 302 Age: 45-64 42%(307) 20%(142) 17%(123) 14%(104) 7%(47) 723 Age: 65+ 54%(251) 19%(88) 16%(73) 7%(31) 4%(19) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 17%(37) 18%(40) 31%(70) 14%(31) 20%(44) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 24%(103) 20%(85) 25%(107) 17%(71) 14%(60) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 41%(188) 19%(89) 17%(78) 15%(69) 7%(34) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 47%(381) 20%(158) 17%(137) 11%(87) 5%(43) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 42%(333) 21%(162) 20%(161) 10%(82) 6%(48) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 25%(138) 14%(78) 22%(122) 20%(114) 19%(107) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 43%(278) 23%(147) 19%(121) 11%(69) 4%(27) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 38%(125) 27%(88) 22%(72) 10%(33) 4%(13) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 46%(208) 16%(74) 20%(89) 11%(49) 8%(35) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 32%(84) 17%(44) 18%(48) 17%(46) 16%(43) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 18%(54) 11%(33) 25%(74) 23%(68) 22%(64) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 45%(149) 23%(76) 21%(69) 9%(31) 3%(10) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 42%(130) 23%(72) 17%(52) 12%(38) 6%(18) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 47%(285) 18%(110) 17%(104) 12%(70) 6%(36) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 31%(163) 19%(102) 26%(139) 17%(91) 7%(37) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 41%(288) 23%(163) 18%(126) 10%(73) 7%(52) 702 Educ: < College 33%(414) 20%(250) 22%(281) 14%(170) 11%(134) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 45%(213) 18%(82) 17%(82) 13%(62) 6%(30) 470 Educ: Post-grad 45%(121) 20%(54) 15%(41) 12%(32) 7%(19) 267 Income: Under 50k 36%(363) 18%(179) 23%(235) 12%(124) 11%(106) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 38%(278) 20%(146) 18%(129) 15%(108) 8%(61) 722 Income: 100k+ 42%(108) 24%(62) 15%(40) 13%(33) 6%(16) 259 Ethnicity: White 40%(636) 19%(306) 19%(303) 14%(225) 8%(136) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 26%(51) 27%(52) 31%(59) 7%(13) 9%(18) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL1: Thinking about the November 2020 general election for president, Congress, and statewide offices, how enthusiastic would you say you are in voting in this year’s election? Extremely Very Somewhat Not too Not at all Demographic enthusiastic enthusiastic enthusiastic enthusiastic enthusiastic Total N Registered Voters 38%(748) 19%(387) 20%(404) 13%(265) 9%(182) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 33%(83) 21%(52) 25%(64) 7%(18) 14%(34) 252 Ethnicity: Other 23%(29) 22%(28) 29%(36) 17%(22) 10%(12) 128 Community: Urban 35%(168) 23%(111) 19%(89) 12%(59) 11%(52) 479 Community: Suburban 41%(399) 16%(161) 21%(210) 14%(138) 7%(72) 981 Community: Rural 34%(181) 22%(114) 20%(105) 13%(67) 11%(59) 527 Employ: Private Sector 35%(239) 23%(158) 19%(125) 14%(97) 8%(55) 673 Employ: Government 28%(38) 21%(28) 21%(28) 17%(22) 14%(18) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 32%(48) 17%(26) 25%(39) 12%(19) 14%(22) 154 Employ: Homemaker 29%(29) 19%(19) 19%(19) 21%(22) 12%(13) 102 Employ: Retired 53%(277) 19%(101) 16%(86) 8%(40) 4%(22) 526 Employ: Unemployed 35%(64) 10%(19) 21%(39) 17%(32) 17%(32) 186 Employ: Other 33%(41) 21%(26) 24%(30) 14%(18) 8%(10) 125 Military HH: Yes 44%(143) 20%(66) 17%(56) 14%(46) 5%(16) 327 Military HH: No 37%(606) 19%(320) 21%(347) 13%(219) 10%(166) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 42%(285) 23%(157) 19%(131) 9%(63) 6%(42) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 35%(464) 18%(230) 21%(273) 15%(202) 11%(140) 1309 Trump Job Approve 40%(319) 23%(182) 21%(164) 11%(87) 5%(43) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 37%(425) 18%(205) 20%(229) 15%(169) 10%(109) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 58%(273) 23%(109) 13%(62) 2%(10) 4%(18) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 14%(46) 23%(73) 32%(102) 24%(77) 8%(25) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 12%(31) 19%(49) 28%(72) 29%(74) 13%(33) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 45%(393) 18%(156) 18%(158) 11%(95) 9%(77) 879 Favorable of Trump 42%(321) 23%(176) 21%(160) 9%(72) 5%(37) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 37%(420) 18%(204) 20%(228) 15%(172) 10%(108) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 58%(275) 24%(114) 14%(66) 2%(9) 3%(12) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 16%(46) 21%(62) 32%(94) 22%(63) 8%(25) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 11%(23) 21%(44) 27%(57) 28%(59) 12%(26) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 43%(396) 17%(160) 19%(172) 12%(112) 9%(82) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL1: Thinking about the November 2020 general election for president, Congress, and statewide offices, how enthusiastic would you say you are in voting in this year’s election? Extremely Very Somewhat Not too Not at all Demographic enthusiastic enthusiastic enthusiastic enthusiastic enthusiastic Total N Registered Voters 38%(748) 19%(387) 20%(404) 13%(265) 9%(182) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 35%(234) 23%(152) 21%(137) 13%(89) 8%(51) 663 #1 Issue: Security 47%(122) 21%(54) 17%(44) 9%(24) 6%(16) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 35%(146) 17%(71) 21%(86) 17%(72) 10%(41) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 50%(140) 19%(53) 13%(37) 10%(28) 7%(20) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 25%(24) 17%(17) 27%(26) 14%(13) 17%(16) 96 #1 Issue: Education 18%(17) 12%(11) 30%(28) 20%(19) 20%(18) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 29%(20) 17%(12) 37%(25) 12%(8) 5%(3) 69 #1 Issue: Other 42%(46) 15%(17) 19%(21) 10%(11) 15%(16) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 46%(382) 21%(171) 17%(137) 10%(83) 6%(53) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 44%(284) 23%(147) 19%(123) 12%(76) 3%(22) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 9%(6) 9%(6) 29%(19) 27%(18) 27%(18) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 47%(345) 19%(140) 16%(119) 11%(82) 6%(44) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 44%(297) 22%(151) 20%(135) 11%(73) 4%(26) 682 2016 Vote: Other 25%(35) 16%(21) 18%(25) 27%(37) 13%(18) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 16%(69) 17%(75) 29%(125) 17%(73) 22%(94) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 46%(617) 21%(279) 17%(232) 12%(157) 5%(67) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 21%(132) 17%(108) 27%(172) 17%(108) 18%(116) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 44%(383) 19%(170) 20%(174) 12%(107) 5%(45) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 45%(232) 24%(125) 15%(76) 11%(56) 5%(25) 513 2012 Vote: Other 39%(32) 12%(10) 24%(20) 17%(14) 8%(7) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 20%(102) 16%(81) 26%(134) 17%(88) 21%(106) 511 4-Region: Northeast 41%(144) 17%(62) 21%(73) 13%(46) 8%(30) 354 4-Region: Midwest 37%(170) 18%(82) 20%(93) 16%(75) 8%(36) 456 4-Region: South 38%(285) 20%(145) 22%(160) 11%(81) 9%(70) 741 4-Region: West 34%(150) 23%(98) 18%(78) 14%(62) 11%(46) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 42%(391) 20%(186) 20%(190) 11%(102) 8%(73) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 40%(309) 23%(176) 19%(146) 13%(99) 5%(38) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL2: Compared to previous elections, are you more or less enthusiastic about voting than usual? More enthusiastic Less enthusiastic Don’t know / No Demographic about voting About the same about voting opinion Total N Registered Voters 41%(820) 37%(727) 15%(304) 7%(134) 1986 Gender: Male 43%(403) 39%(364) 12%(113) 5%(51) 930 Gender: Female 40%(418) 34%(364) 18%(191) 8%(84) 1056 Age: 18-34 26%(131) 34%(167) 20%(102) 20%(98) 499 Age: 35-44 38%(115) 42%(126) 16%(48) 4%(13) 302 Age: 45-64 43%(308) 40%(288) 15%(110) 2%(17) 723 Age: 65+ 58%(266) 32%(146) 10%(44) 1% (5) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 24%(52) 28%(62) 18%(41) 30%(67) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 32%(135) 39%(168) 20%(86) 9%(38) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 42%(193) 39%(179) 15%(69) 4%(17) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 49%(399) 37%(294) 12%(101) 2%(12) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 49%(386) 32%(253) 14%(111) 5%(36) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 30%(165) 34%(191) 23%(128) 13%(74) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 42%(269) 44%(284) 10%(66) 4%(24) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 46%(153) 37%(122) 14%(45) 3%(11) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 51%(233) 29%(131) 14%(66) 5%(25) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 36%(96) 36%(94) 17%(46) 11%(29) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 24%(70) 33%(96) 28%(82) 15%(45) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 46%(154) 44%(147) 7%(22) 3%(10) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 37%(115) 44%(137) 14%(44) 5%(14) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 50%(304) 30%(185) 16%(96) 4%(22) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 38%(202) 38%(202) 19%(101) 5%(28) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 42%(295) 42%(292) 13%(93) 3%(24) 702 Educ: < College 39%(487) 37%(465) 15%(191) 9%(106) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 47%(220) 34%(161) 15%(71) 4%(18) 470 Educ: Post-grad 42%(113) 38%(102) 16%(43) 4%(10) 267 Income: Under 50k 40%(403) 36%(366) 15%(147) 9%(89) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 42%(301) 37%(268) 16%(119) 5%(34) 722 Income: 100k+ 45%(116) 36%(93) 15%(38) 5%(12) 259 Ethnicity: White 41%(663) 37%(599) 16%(256) 6%(88) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 34%(65) 35%(68) 16%(30) 15%(30) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 45%(112) 32%(81) 10%(26) 13%(33) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL2: Compared to previous elections, are you more or less enthusiastic about voting than usual? More enthusiastic Less enthusiastic Don’t know / No Demographic about voting About the same about voting opinion Total N Registered Voters 41%(820) 37%(727) 15%(304) 7%(134) 1986 Ethnicity: Other 35%(45) 37%(48) 17%(22) 10%(13) 128 Community: Urban 41%(198) 33%(157) 17%(82) 9%(43) 479 Community: Suburban 45%(438) 35%(344) 15%(143) 6%(55) 981 Community: Rural 35%(184) 43%(226) 15%(79) 7%(37) 527 Employ: Private Sector 40%(270) 41%(276) 15%(100) 4%(26) 673 Employ: Government 30%(40) 35%(48) 26%(35) 9%(12) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 34%(52) 34%(53) 21%(32) 11%(17) 154 Employ: Homemaker 33%(34) 41%(42) 22%(22) 4%(4) 102 Employ: Retired 53%(277) 36%(187) 10%(53) 2%(9) 526 Employ: Unemployed 37%(69) 36%(66) 12%(23) 15%(28) 186 Employ: Other 43%(54) 30%(37) 16%(21) 10%(13) 125 Military HH: Yes 45%(146) 32%(104) 19%(62) 5%(15) 327 Military HH: No 41%(674) 38%(623) 15%(242) 7%(119) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 39%(265) 45%(302) 9%(62) 7%(49) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 42%(556) 33%(426) 19%(242) 7%(85) 1309 Trump Job Approve 39%(308) 46%(362) 10%(78) 6%(45) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 45%(506) 31%(354) 19%(219) 5%(58) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 52%(247) 41%(191) 4%(17) 4%(17) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 19%(62) 53%(171) 19%(61) 9%(28) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 23%(59) 41%(106) 30%(78) 6%(15) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 51%(447) 28%(248) 16%(141) 5%(43) 879 Favorable of Trump 40%(307) 47%(359) 9%(68) 4%(32) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 44%(502) 31%(348) 20%(222) 5%(60) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 52%(249) 41%(194) 4%(17) 3%(16) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 20%(57) 57%(166) 18%(51) 6%(16) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 23%(48) 37%(78) 34%(71) 6%(12) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 49%(453) 29%(270) 16%(151) 5%(47) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL2: Compared to previous elections, are you more or less enthusiastic about voting than usual? More enthusiastic Less enthusiastic Don’t know / No Demographic about voting About the same about voting opinion Total N Registered Voters 41%(820) 37%(727) 15%(304) 7%(134) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 41%(270) 38%(253) 17%(111) 4%(29) 663 #1 Issue: Security 44%(116) 40%(104) 10%(26) 6%(15) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 40%(165) 37%(152) 17%(69) 7%(30) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 53%(147) 33%(91) 10%(29) 4%(11) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 32%(30) 35%(33) 27%(26) 7%(6) 96 #1 Issue: Education 19%(18) 35%(33) 24%(23) 21%(20) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 38%(26) 35%(24) 12% (8) 14%(10) 69 #1 Issue: Other 44%(49) 32%(36) 11%(12) 12%(14) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 51%(419) 31%(260) 15%(121) 3%(28) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 41%(264) 44%(286) 14%(92) 1% (8) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 12% (8) 46%(31) 30%(20) 12% (8) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 52%(378) 30%(218) 15%(112) 3%(22) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 41%(278) 46%(312) 12%(83) 1%(9) 682 2016 Vote: Other 28%(38) 40%(54) 27%(38) 5%(6) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 28%(124) 33%(143) 16%(71) 22%(97) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 46%(623) 38%(509) 14%(193) 2%(25) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 31%(197) 34%(218) 17%(111) 17%(109) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 48%(421) 35%(304) 16%(137) 2%(17) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 43%(221) 43%(222) 12%(63) 1% (7) 513 2012 Vote: Other 35%(29) 43%(35) 19%(16) 3% (2) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 29%(149) 32%(166) 17%(88) 21%(108) 511 4-Region: Northeast 42%(150) 36%(129) 16%(56) 6%(20) 354 4-Region: Midwest 41%(188) 37%(171) 16%(73) 5%(25) 456 4-Region: South 45%(331) 36%(268) 13%(97) 6%(45) 741 4-Region: West 35%(151) 37%(160) 18%(79) 10%(44) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 49%(458) 31%(293) 15%(144) 5%(49) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 39%(302) 44%(342) 12%(95) 4%(30) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL3: And how important do you think the November 2020 general election for president, Congress, and statewide offices will be? Somewhat Not too Not important Don’t Know / Demographic Very important important important at all No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 77%(1527) 14%(285) 2%(45) 1%(22) 5%(108) 1986 Gender: Male 74%(687) 17%(159) 3%(26) 1%(10) 5%(48) 930 Gender: Female 79%(839) 12%(126) 2%(20) 1%(12) 6%(59) 1056 Age: 18-34 59%(293) 21%(103) 4%(21) 3%(17) 13%(65) 499 Age: 35-44 69%(209) 21%(64) 3%(10) 1%(2) 6%(17) 302 Age: 45-64 82%(596) 13%(93) 2%(14) — (2) 2%(18) 723 Age: 65+ 93%(428) 5%(25) — (0) — (1) 2%(8) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 59%(131) 17%(37) 4%(9) 3%(7) 18%(40) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 64%(272) 22%(95) 4%(17) 2%(10) 8%(32) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 76%(348) 16%(74) 3%(13) 1%(3) 5%(21) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 88%(707) 10%(78) 1%(6) — (1) 2%(15) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 82%(645) 12%(96) 3%(21) — (1) 3%(21) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 67%(371) 16%(89) 3%(17) 2%(14) 12%(67) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 79%(510) 16%(100) 1%(7) 1%(7) 3%(19) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 77%(255) 17%(56) 3%(11) — (1) 2%(8) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 86%(390) 9%(41) 2%(10) — (0) 3%(14) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 67%(178) 17%(44) 3%(9) 1%(4) 12%(31) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 66%(193) 15%(45) 3%(8) 3%(10) 12%(37) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 76%(254) 18%(59) 2%(5) 1%(5) 3%(10) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 83%(256) 13%(41) 1%(2) 1%(2) 3%(9) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 85%(513) 10%(63) 2%(14) 1%(7) 2%(10) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 73%(390) 20%(106) 2%(12) 1%(7) 3%(18) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 80%(564) 14%(96) 2%(15) 1%(6) 3%(21) 702 Educ: < College 75%(931) 16%(197) 2%(24) 1%(11) 7%(86) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 81%(379) 12%(58) 3%(14) 1%(4) 3%(15) 470 Educ: Post-grad 81%(217) 11%(30) 3%(8) 2%(6) 2%(6) 267 Income: Under 50k 74%(747) 14%(141) 3%(28) 1%(15) 7%(74) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 78%(566) 16%(115) 2%(15) — (3) 3%(24) 722 Income: 100k+ 82%(213) 11%(29) 1%(3) 1%(4) 4%(10) 259 Ethnicity: White 78%(1261) 14%(227) 2%(28) 1%(11) 5%(80) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 69%(134) 18%(35) 3%(6) 2%(4) 7%(14) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 72%(182) 13%(32) 4%(10) 4%(10) 7%(18) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL3: And how important do you think the November 2020 general election for president, Congress, and statewide offices will be? Somewhat Not too Not important Don’t Know / Demographic Very important important important at all No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 77%(1527) 14%(285) 2%(45) 1%(22) 5%(108) 1986 Ethnicity: Other 65%(84) 20%(26) 6%(8) 1%(1) 7%(10) 128 Community: Urban 71%(342) 16%(77) 3%(16) 2%(7) 7%(36) 479 Community: Suburban 80%(788) 13%(124) 2%(20) 1%(11) 4%(38) 981 Community: Rural 75%(397) 16%(83) 2%(9) 1%(4) 6%(34) 527 Employ: Private Sector 76%(511) 17%(114) 2%(16) 1%(7) 4%(24) 673 Employ: Government 66%(89) 23%(30) 2%(3) 4%(5) 5%(7) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 70%(108) 15%(23) 3%(5) 1%(2) 10%(15) 154 Employ: Homemaker 73%(75) 17%(18) 2%(2) — (0) 8%(8) 102 Employ: Retired 91%(478) 7%(35) 1%(4) — (1) 2%(8) 526 Employ: Unemployed 65%(120) 19%(35) 4%(8) — (0) 12%(23) 186 Employ: Other 71%(88) 14%(17) 4%(5) 2%(2) 10%(12) 125 Military HH: Yes 80%(262) 13%(44) 2%(7) 1%(4) 3%(10) 327 Military HH: No 76%(1264) 15%(241) 2%(38) 1%(18) 6%(98) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 72%(486) 18%(124) 3%(19) 1%(4) 7%(44) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 79%(1040) 12%(161) 2%(27) 1%(17) 5%(63) 1309 Trump Job Approve 77%(608) 17%(134) 2%(14) — (2) 5%(36) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 80%(908) 12%(141) 3%(29) 2%(19) 4%(40) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 85%(402) 10%(48) 1%(5) — (1) 3%(15) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 64%(206) 27%(86) 3%(9) — (1) 7%(21) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 60%(155) 25%(65) 7%(17) 2%(5) 6%(16) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 86%(754) 9%(75) 1%(12) 2%(14) 3%(24) 879 Favorable of Trump 79%(607) 16%(120) 1%(11) — (2) 3%(26) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 80%(903) 13%(145) 2%(25) 2%(18) 4%(41) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 87%(415) 10%(46) — (2) — (1) 2%(12) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 66%(192) 25%(74) 3%(8) — (1) 5%(15) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 60%(125) 27%(56) 4%(8) 2%(5) 7%(15) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 84%(777) 10%(89) 2%(17) 1%(13) 3%(26) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL3: And how important do you think the November 2020 general election for president, Congress, and statewide offices will be? Somewhat Not too Not important Don’t Know / Demographic Very important important important at all No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 77%(1527) 14%(285) 2%(45) 1%(22) 5%(108) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 76%(506) 16%(106) 1%(9) 1%(8) 5%(35) 663 #1 Issue: Security 79%(205) 12%(30) 2%(4) 3%(7) 5%(14) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 77%(322) 14%(56) 4%(17) — (1) 5%(20) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 91%(251) 6%(18) — (1) — (0) 3%(7) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 66%(63) 20%(19) 7%(7) 2%(2) 6%(5) 96 #1 Issue: Education 52%(49) 21%(20) 7%(6) 2%(2) 19%(18) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 70%(48) 27%(19) 1%(1) 2%(1) — (0) 69 #1 Issue: Other 75%(83) 16%(18) — (0) 1%(1) 8%(9) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 85%(707) 10%(83) 2%(19) — (1) 2%(18) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 81%(528) 16%(102) 1%(7) 1%(6) 1%(7) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 56%(37) 19%(13) 5%(3) 5%(3) 15%(10) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 84%(614) 11%(81) 2%(18) — (0) 2%(16) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 81%(554) 15%(104) 1%(9) — (2) 2%(13) 682 2016 Vote: Other 77%(105) 13%(18) 3%(4) 3%(4) 4%(6) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 58%(250) 19%(81) 3%(14) 4%(16) 17%(74) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 84%(1139) 12%(156) 2%(26) 1%(9) 2%(22) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 61%(388) 20%(129) 3%(20) 2%(13) 13%(86) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 83%(732) 12%(109) 3%(22) — (4) 1%(13) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 84%(430) 13%(66) 1%(4) 1%(4) 2%(9) 513 2012 Vote: Other 82%(67) 10%(9) 2%(2) 2%(2) 3%(2) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 58%(298) 20%(101) 3%(17) 2%(12) 16%(83) 511 4-Region: Northeast 78%(276) 14%(50) 3%(10) — (1) 5%(17) 354 4-Region: Midwest 76%(347) 16%(73) 2%(9) 1%(5) 5%(22) 456 4-Region: South 78%(576) 13%(97) 3%(19) 2%(12) 5%(37) 741 4-Region: West 76%(328) 15%(64) 2%(7) 1%(4) 7%(31) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 83%(781) 12%(111) 3%(24) — (1) 3%(26) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 78%(603) 16%(125) 1%(11) 1%(10) 3%(21) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, who do you think will win the November 2020 presidential election? Republican Donald Don’t Know / No Demographic Democrat Joe Biden Trump Opinion Total N Registered Voters 41%(822) 40%(804) 18%(360) 1986 Gender: Male 41%(377) 45%(415) 15%(137) 930 Gender: Female 42%(445) 37%(389) 21%(223) 1056 Age: 18-34 43%(215) 34%(169) 23%(115) 499 Age: 35-44 38%(114) 41%(123) 21%(64) 302 Age: 45-64 39%(285) 44%(318) 17%(121) 723 Age: 65+ 45%(208) 42%(194) 13%(59) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 42%(93) 30%(66) 28%(63) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 41%(177) 39%(166) 20%(84) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 40%(185) 41%(190) 18%(84) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 42%(336) 43%(349) 15%(122) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 75%(593) 9%(70) 16%(123) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 31%(175) 35%(195) 34%(188) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 9%(55) 84%(539) 8%(49) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 77%(256) 9%(31) 13%(44) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 74%(337) 8%(38) 17%(79) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 35%(91) 38%(101) 27%(72) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 28%(83) 32%(94) 39%(115) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 9%(30) 85%(283) 6%(21) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 8%(24) 83%(256) 9%(28) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 71%(433) 13%(79) 16%(94) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 48%(257) 29%(156) 23%(120) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 14%(101) 74%(523) 11%(79) 702 Educ: < College 38%(471) 43%(535) 19%(243) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 47%(223) 37%(174) 15%(72) 470 Educ: Post-grad 48%(128) 35%(94) 17%(45) 267 Income: Under 50k 41%(411) 39%(393) 20%(201) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 41%(295) 41%(297) 18%(130) 722 Income: 100k+ 45%(116) 44%(114) 11%(29) 259 Ethnicity: White 37%(592) 46%(740) 17%(275) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 54%(103) 28%(54) 18%(35) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 66%(165) 13%(32) 22%(54) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, who do you think will win the November 2020 presidential election? Republican Donald Don’t Know / No Demographic Democrat Joe Biden Trump Opinion Total N Registered Voters 41%(822) 40%(804) 18%(360) 1986 Ethnicity: Other 51%(65) 25%(32) 24%(30) 128 Community: Urban 50%(240) 32%(155) 17%(84) 479 Community: Suburban 44%(436) 37%(360) 19%(185) 981 Community: Rural 28%(146) 55%(290) 17%(91) 527 Employ: Private Sector 41%(275) 42%(284) 17%(115) 673 Employ: Government 37%(50) 46%(62) 17%(23) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 42%(64) 35%(54) 23%(36) 154 Employ: Homemaker 36%(37) 42%(43) 22%(23) 102 Employ: Retired 43%(227) 42%(223) 14%(75) 526 Employ: Unemployed 45%(83) 30%(56) 25%(47) 186 Employ: Other 41%(51) 44%(55) 15%(18) 125 Military HH: Yes 41%(135) 44%(143) 15%(49) 327 Military HH: No 41%(687) 40%(661) 19%(311) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 9%(63) 78%(530) 12%(84) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 58%(759) 21%(274) 21%(275) 1309 Trump Job Approve 5%(43) 85%(675) 10%(77) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 68%(777) 11%(124) 21%(237) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(16) 93%(438) 4%(18) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 8%(27) 73%(236) 18%(59) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 39%(101) 25%(65) 36%(92) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 77%(675) 7%(59) 16%(145) 879 Favorable of Trump 4%(31) 88%(673) 8%(62) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 68%(769) 11%(119) 21%(243) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(10) 95%(452) 3%(15) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 7%(22) 76%(221) 16%(47) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 33%(70) 32%(66) 35%(73) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 76%(699) 6%(53) 18%(169) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, who do you think will win the November 2020 presidential election? Republican Donald Don’t Know / No Demographic Democrat Joe Biden Trump Opinion Total N Registered Voters 41%(822) 40%(804) 18%(360) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 35%(229) 49%(322) 17%(112) 663 #1 Issue: Security 17%(45) 72%(189) 10%(27) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 54%(224) 25%(104) 21%(88) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 49%(135) 37%(102) 14%(40) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 55%(53) 24%(23) 21%(20) 96 #1 Issue: Education 42%(39) 23%(22) 35%(33) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 60%(41) 24%(17) 16%(11) 69 #1 Issue: Other 50%(56) 24%(26) 26%(29) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 75%(624) 9%(73) 16%(131) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 7%(45) 84%(546) 9%(59) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 13%(9) 41%(27) 46%(31) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 77%(558) 7%(54) 16%(117) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 7%(44) 84%(570) 10%(67) 682 2016 Vote: Other 44%(60) 22%(31) 34%(46) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 36%(156) 34%(149) 30%(130) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 44%(598) 42%(566) 14%(187) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 35%(225) 37%(238) 27%(173) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 68%(596) 16%(145) 16%(139) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 11%(54) 79%(404) 11%(55) 513 2012 Vote: Other 10%(8) 63%(52) 27%(22) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 32%(164) 40%(203) 28%(144) 511 4-Region: Northeast 44%(156) 39%(137) 17%(62) 354 4-Region: Midwest 42%(193) 40%(182) 18%(82) 456 4-Region: South 39%(285) 44%(327) 17%(129) 741 4-Region: West 43%(188) 37%(158) 20%(87) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 73%(689) 9%(89) 17%(165) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 8%(64) 82%(633) 9%(72) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL5_1: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The economy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(789) 41%(812) 19%(386) 1986 Gender: Male 37%(348) 46%(430) 16%(152) 930 Gender: Female 42%(441) 36%(382) 22%(233) 1056 Age: 18-34 41%(206) 31%(154) 28%(139) 499 Age: 35-44 41%(125) 41%(122) 18%(55) 302 Age: 45-64 35%(255) 46%(334) 19%(134) 723 Age: 65+ 44%(203) 44%(201) 12%(57) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 44%(97) 25%(55) 31%(70) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 38%(162) 39%(166) 23%(99) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 41%(189) 44%(201) 15%(69) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 39%(312) 44%(357) 17%(138) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 77%(602) 8%(67) 15%(117) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 28%(158) 36%(200) 36%(199) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 4%(29) 85%(545) 11%(69) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 77%(255) 11%(36) 12%(41) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 76%(347) 7%(31) 17%(77) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 27%(73) 42%(111) 30%(81) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 29%(86) 30%(89) 40%(118) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 6%(20) 85%(283) 9%(31) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 3%(9) 85%(262) 12%(39) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 74%(448) 13%(77) 13%(81) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 44%(234) 32%(169) 24%(130) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 11%(80) 76%(535) 12%(88) 702 Educ: < College 37%(463) 41%(515) 22%(271) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 44%(209) 40%(189) 15%(72) 470 Educ: Post-grad 44%(117) 40%(107) 16%(43) 267 Income: Under 50k 41%(408) 38%(386) 21%(211) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 40%(288) 43%(309) 17%(124) 722 Income: 100k+ 36%(93) 45%(116) 19%(50) 259 Ethnicity: White 35%(556) 46%(745) 19%(305) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 50%(95) 24%(45) 27%(51) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_1: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The economy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(789) 41%(812) 19%(386) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 68%(172) 13%(33) 18%(46) 252 Ethnicity: Other 47%(60) 26%(33) 27%(34) 128 Community: Urban 49%(234) 32%(155) 19%(90) 479 Community: Suburban 42%(409) 39%(381) 19%(191) 981 Community: Rural 28%(146) 52%(276) 20%(105) 527 Employ: Private Sector 39%(260) 45%(306) 16%(107) 673 Employ: Government 38%(50) 42%(56) 20%(27) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 40%(62) 39%(59) 21%(32) 154 Employ: Homemaker 29%(30) 43%(44) 28%(29) 102 Employ: Retired 42%(220) 43%(228) 15%(78) 526 Employ: Unemployed 43%(80) 28%(51) 30%(55) 186 Employ: Other 40%(49) 36%(45) 24%(30) 125 Military HH: Yes 36%(118) 45%(149) 18%(60) 327 Military HH: No 40%(671) 40%(663) 20%(325) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 8%(56) 76%(515) 16%(107) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 56%(733) 23%(297) 21%(278) 1309 Trump Job Approve 6%(48) 81%(644) 13%(101) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 65%(738) 15%(166) 21%(233) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 4%(18) 89%(420) 7%(34) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 9%(30) 70%(224) 21%(68) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 36%(93) 32%(82) 32%(82) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 73%(644) 9%(83) 17%(151) 879 Favorable of Trump 6%(43) 84%(645) 10%(79) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 65%(734) 14%(158) 21%(240) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(14) 91%(433) 6%(30) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 10%(29) 73%(212) 17%(49) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 29%(61) 36%(75) 35%(73) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 73%(672) 9%(83) 18%(166) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_1: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The economy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(789) 41%(812) 19%(386) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 32%(210) 50%(332) 18%(121) 663 #1 Issue: Security 15%(39) 70%(182) 15%(39) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 56%(231) 26%(106) 19%(78) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 47%(131) 36%(100) 17%(46) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 47%(45) 31%(30) 22%(21) 96 #1 Issue: Education 41%(39) 20%(19) 39%(37) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 56%(39) 21%(15) 23%(16) 69 #1 Issue: Other 50%(55) 25%(27) 25%(28) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 75%(619) 10%(81) 15%(128) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 5%(31) 86%(557) 10%(63) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 12%(8) 28%(19) 60%(40) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 77%(564) 8%(58) 15%(108) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 5%(32) 83%(567) 12%(83) 682 2016 Vote: Other 30%(41) 34%(47) 36%(49) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 34%(149) 32%(140) 34%(146) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 43%(579) 43%(584) 14%(187) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 33%(210) 36%(227) 31%(198) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 67%(586) 17%(153) 16%(140) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 6%(32) 82%(422) 12%(59) 513 2012 Vote: Other 8%(7) 63%(51) 29%(24) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 32%(164) 36%(185) 32%(161) 511 4-Region: Northeast 42%(149) 40%(142) 18%(63) 354 4-Region: Midwest 42%(191) 40%(182) 18%(83) 456 4-Region: South 38%(280) 44%(326) 18%(135) 741 4-Region: West 39%(168) 37%(161) 24%(104) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 75%(705) 10%(90) 16%(148) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 5%(36) 83%(638) 12%(95) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL5_2: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Jobs Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 41%(806) 40%(787) 20%(393) 1986 Gender: Male 39%(361) 45%(420) 16%(148) 930 Gender: Female 42%(445) 35%(367) 23%(245) 1056 Age: 18-34 44%(220) 28%(142) 28%(138) 499 Age: 35-44 39%(116) 41%(125) 20%(61) 302 Age: 45-64 37%(266) 44%(322) 19%(136) 723 Age: 65+ 44%(205) 43%(199) 13%(59) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 44%(98) 23%(52) 33%(73) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 41%(177) 36%(154) 23%(96) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 40%(186) 43%(197) 17%(76) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 39%(318) 44%(351) 17%(137) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 78%(610) 7%(58) 15%(117) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 29%(162) 35%(197) 36%(198) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 5%(34) 83%(531) 12%(77) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 78%(258) 9%(30) 13%(43) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 77%(352) 6%(28) 16%(75) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 32%(84) 41%(109) 27%(72) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 27%(79) 30%(88) 43%(126) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 6%(20) 84%(281) 10%(34) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 5%(15) 81%(251) 14%(44) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 75%(452) 12%(71) 14%(83) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 44%(236) 31%(163) 25%(135) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 13%(90) 75%(525) 13%(88) 702 Educ: < College 37%(467) 40%(500) 23%(282) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 47%(222) 39%(182) 14%(65) 470 Educ: Post-grad 44%(117) 39%(105) 17%(46) 267 Income: Under 50k 40%(399) 38%(381) 22%(226) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 43%(308) 40%(291) 17%(123) 722 Income: 100k+ 39%(100) 44%(115) 17%(44) 259 Ethnicity: White 36%(571) 45%(722) 20%(314) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 53%(101) 23%(44) 24%(47) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_2: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Jobs Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 41%(806) 40%(787) 20%(393) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 70%(175) 13%(33) 17%(44) 252 Ethnicity: Other 47%(60) 25%(32) 28%(35) 128 Community: Urban 51%(242) 30%(146) 19%(91) 479 Community: Suburban 43%(419) 38%(375) 19%(186) 981 Community: Rural 28%(145) 50%(266) 22%(116) 527 Employ: Private Sector 40%(269) 45%(301) 15%(103) 673 Employ: Government 36%(48) 40%(54) 24%(32) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 44%(68) 34%(53) 21%(33) 154 Employ: Homemaker 28%(28) 39%(40) 33%(34) 102 Employ: Retired 42%(221) 42%(223) 16%(82) 526 Employ: Unemployed 43%(80) 27%(51) 30%(55) 186 Employ: Other 42%(52) 37%(46) 21%(26) 125 Military HH: Yes 38%(123) 42%(137) 21%(67) 327 Military HH: No 41%(683) 39%(650) 20%(326) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 8%(54) 76%(512) 17%(112) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 57%(752) 21%(275) 21%(281) 1309 Trump Job Approve 6%(48) 80%(638) 13%(107) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 66%(754) 13%(146) 21%(237) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 4%(17) 89%(421) 7%(34) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 10%(32) 68%(218) 23%(73) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 39%(100) 30%(76) 32%(82) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 75%(655) 8%(70) 18%(154) 879 Favorable of Trump 5%(39) 84%(642) 11%(85) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 66%(750) 12%(138) 21%(243) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(12) 91%(433) 7%(31) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 10%(28) 72%(208) 19%(54) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 31%(65) 34%(72) 35%(72) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 74%(685) 7%(66) 18%(170) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_2: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Jobs Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 41%(806) 40%(787) 20%(393) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 32%(214) 49%(324) 19%(125) 663 #1 Issue: Security 17%(44) 68%(178) 15%(38) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 55%(228) 26%(106) 20%(81) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 47%(130) 34%(95) 19%(52) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 54%(52) 26%(25) 20%(19) 96 #1 Issue: Education 42%(40) 22%(21) 35%(33) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 58%(40) 20%(14) 22%(15) 69 #1 Issue: Other 52%(58) 21%(24) 26%(29) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 76%(630) 9%(73) 15%(125) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 5%(32) 84%(548) 11%(70) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 13%(8) 34%(23) 53%(36) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 78%(568) 8%(58) 14%(103) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 4%(30) 83%(565) 13%(87) 682 2016 Vote: Other 37%(50) 30%(41) 33%(45) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 35%(154) 28%(123) 36%(158) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 44%(590) 42%(570) 14%(191) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 34%(216) 34%(217) 32%(202) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 68%(594) 16%(139) 17%(146) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 6%(31) 82%(420) 12%(62) 513 2012 Vote: Other 7%(6) 64%(52) 29%(24) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 34%(175) 34%(176) 31%(160) 511 4-Region: Northeast 43%(153) 38%(136) 19%(66) 354 4-Region: Midwest 40%(182) 41%(185) 19%(89) 456 4-Region: South 38%(279) 44%(325) 18%(137) 741 4-Region: West 44%(192) 32%(140) 23%(102) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 75%(711) 9%(83) 16%(150) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 6%(43) 81%(624) 13%(103) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL5_3: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Health care Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(981) 31%(623) 19%(382) 1986 Gender: Male 49%(453) 34%(320) 17%(157) 930 Gender: Female 50%(529) 29%(304) 21%(224) 1056 Age: 18-34 52%(261) 22%(110) 26%(127) 499 Age: 35-44 50%(151) 30%(90) 20%(62) 302 Age: 45-64 46%(331) 34%(247) 20%(146) 723 Age: 65+ 52%(238) 38%(177) 10%(47) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 52%(116) 18%(41) 29%(66) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 51%(219) 27%(116) 22%(92) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 49%(226) 31%(144) 19%(89) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 48%(386) 36%(291) 16%(130) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 86%(677) 3%(24) 11%(85) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 41%(230) 24%(136) 34%(192) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 12%(74) 72%(464) 16%(105) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 90%(298) 2%(8) 7%(25) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 83%(378) 4%(16) 13%(60) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 41%(108) 27%(72) 32%(84) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 42%(122) 22%(63) 37%(108) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 14%(46) 72%(239) 15%(49) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 9%(29) 72%(224) 18%(57) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 85%(515) 8%(46) 7%(45) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 57%(304) 19%(99) 24%(130) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 19%(134) 65%(454) 16%(115) 702 Educ: < College 46%(569) 32%(399) 23%(282) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 57%(267) 29%(138) 14%(64) 470 Educ: Post-grad 54%(146) 32%(86) 13%(36) 267 Income: Under 50k 48%(484) 30%(302) 22%(219) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 52%(378) 31%(222) 17%(122) 722 Income: 100k+ 46%(120) 38%(98) 16%(41) 259 Ethnicity: White 45%(718) 36%(578) 19%(310) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 57%(110) 20%(39) 23%(44) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_3: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Health care Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(981) 31%(623) 19%(382) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 76%(190) 8%(21) 16%(41) 252 Ethnicity: Other 57%(73) 19%(24) 24%(31) 128 Community: Urban 57%(273) 26%(123) 17%(82) 479 Community: Suburban 54%(532) 28%(278) 17%(170) 981 Community: Rural 33%(176) 42%(222) 25%(129) 527 Employ: Private Sector 49%(331) 33%(220) 18%(122) 673 Employ: Government 45%(60) 33%(44) 22%(30) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 52%(81) 31%(47) 17%(26) 154 Employ: Homemaker 40%(41) 36%(37) 24%(25) 102 Employ: Retired 50%(261) 37%(192) 14%(73) 526 Employ: Unemployed 52%(96) 20%(37) 28%(52) 186 Employ: Other 49%(62) 27%(33) 24%(30) 125 Military HH: Yes 46%(150) 34%(111) 20%(67) 327 Military HH: No 50%(832) 31%(512) 19%(315) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 15%(103) 64%(434) 21%(140) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 67%(878) 14%(189) 18%(241) 1309 Trump Job Approve 11%(91) 69%(552) 19%(151) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 78%(883) 6%(68) 16%(186) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 7%(35) 83%(389) 10%(47) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 17%(56) 50%(162) 32%(104) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 53%(136) 16%(42) 31%(81) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 85%(747) 3%(27) 12%(105) 879 Favorable of Trump 11%(86) 72%(550) 17%(130) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 77%(875) 6%(67) 17%(190) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 7%(34) 84%(400) 9%(42) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 18%(53) 52%(150) 30%(87) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 44%(92) 18%(38) 38%(79) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 85%(783) 3%(28) 12%(111) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_3: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Health care Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(981) 31%(623) 19%(382) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 41%(272) 38%(251) 21%(140) 663 #1 Issue: Security 20%(51) 63%(163) 18%(46) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 70%(290) 16%(66) 14%(60) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 53%(148) 29%(81) 17%(48) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 62%(59) 25%(24) 13%(13) 96 #1 Issue: Education 51%(48) 14%(13) 35%(33) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 69%(47) 10%(7) 21%(14) 69 #1 Issue: Other 60%(66) 16%(18) 24%(27) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 87%(720) 3%(26) 10%(81) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 12%(76) 73%(477) 15%(97) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 23%(15) 20%(13) 58%(38) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 87%(634) 3%(19) 11%(77) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 12%(79) 72%(492) 16%(111) 682 2016 Vote: Other 56%(76) 15%(21) 29%(40) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 44%(190) 21%(91) 35%(154) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 52%(707) 34%(463) 13%(181) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 43%(274) 25%(160) 32%(201) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 78%(683) 9%(83) 13%(113) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 15%(77) 71%(363) 14%(73) 513 2012 Vote: Other 16%(13) 50%(41) 34%(28) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 41%(208) 27%(136) 33%(167) 511 4-Region: Northeast 52%(183) 30%(108) 18%(63) 354 4-Region: Midwest 51%(231) 32%(145) 18%(81) 456 4-Region: South 46%(341) 34%(253) 20%(147) 741 4-Region: West 52%(226) 27%(118) 21%(90) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 85%(806) 4%(34) 11%(103) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 13%(99) 70%(535) 18%(135) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL5_4: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Immigration Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 43%(849) 39%(773) 18%(364) 1986 Gender: Male 41%(379) 43%(403) 16%(147) 930 Gender: Female 44%(470) 35%(370) 21%(217) 1056 Age: 18-34 47%(232) 27%(135) 26%(132) 499 Age: 35-44 41%(123) 40%(121) 19%(58) 302 Age: 45-64 39%(281) 44%(320) 17%(123) 723 Age: 65+ 46%(213) 43%(197) 11%(51) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 46%(102) 23%(50) 32%(70) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 45%(192) 34%(146) 21%(89) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 42%(192) 42%(192) 16%(75) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 41%(334) 44%(353) 15%(120) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 78%(614) 9%(70) 13%(101) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 34%(190) 33%(182) 33%(186) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 7%(45) 81%(520) 12%(78) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 78%(259) 11%(38) 11%(35) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 78%(356) 7%(33) 15%(66) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 34%(89) 36%(95) 30%(80) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 34%(100) 30%(87) 36%(105) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 10%(32) 81%(270) 10%(32) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 4%(13) 81%(251) 15%(45) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 79%(477) 11%(64) 11%(65) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 47%(253) 31%(166) 21%(114) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 13%(93) 73%(513) 14%(96) 702 Educ: < College 38%(475) 40%(505) 22%(270) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 52%(243) 36%(170) 12%(57) 470 Educ: Post-grad 49%(131) 37%(99) 14%(37) 267 Income: Under 50k 41%(415) 38%(378) 21%(213) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 45%(327) 40%(287) 15%(108) 722 Income: 100k+ 41%(107) 42%(109) 17%(43) 259 Ethnicity: White 38%(616) 44%(708) 18%(282) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 57%(109) 21%(40) 23%(44) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_4: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Immigration Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 43%(849) 39%(773) 18%(364) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 65%(164) 13%(33) 22%(55) 252 Ethnicity: Other 54%(69) 25%(32) 21%(26) 128 Community: Urban 51%(244) 31%(148) 18%(86) 479 Community: Suburban 45%(446) 38%(371) 17%(164) 981 Community: Rural 30%(159) 48%(254) 22%(114) 527 Employ: Private Sector 42%(285) 42%(280) 16%(107) 673 Employ: Government 41%(56) 36%(49) 22%(30) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 44%(68) 33%(51) 22%(35) 154 Employ: Homemaker 30%(30) 43%(44) 27%(28) 102 Employ: Retired 44%(232) 43%(226) 13%(67) 526 Employ: Unemployed 41%(77) 30%(57) 28%(52) 186 Employ: Other 41%(52) 38%(48) 20%(25) 125 Military HH: Yes 39%(128) 42%(139) 18%(60) 327 Military HH: No 43%(721) 38%(634) 18%(304) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 9%(63) 74%(503) 16%(112) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 60%(786) 21%(270) 19%(252) 1309 Trump Job Approve 6%(48) 81%(640) 13%(105) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 70%(793) 11%(127) 19%(217) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 4%(18) 89%(418) 8%(36) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 9%(30) 69%(222) 22%(70) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 40%(104) 28%(73) 32%(82) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 78%(690) 6%(54) 15%(136) 879 Favorable of Trump 5%(39) 84%(640) 11%(88) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 70%(793) 11%(124) 19%(215) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(15) 89%(426) 8%(36) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 8%(24) 74%(214) 18%(52) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 31%(64) 34%(71) 35%(74) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 79%(728) 6%(53) 15%(141) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_4: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Immigration Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 43%(849) 39%(773) 18%(364) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 32%(212) 47%(314) 21%(137) 663 #1 Issue: Security 15%(40) 71%(185) 14%(36) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 62%(257) 24%(101) 14%(57) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 49%(137) 34%(95) 16%(46) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 61%(59) 22%(22) 16%(16) 96 #1 Issue: Education 43%(41) 21%(20) 36%(33) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 59%(40) 26%(18) 15%(10) 69 #1 Issue: Other 57%(63) 17%(19) 26%(29) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 78%(649) 9%(71) 13%(107) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 7%(44) 83%(537) 11%(69) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 17%(11) 29%(19) 54%(36) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 79%(580) 8%(56) 13%(94) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 7%(47) 83%(564) 10%(71) 682 2016 Vote: Other 44%(60) 23%(31) 33%(46) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 37%(159) 28%(122) 35%(154) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 46%(617) 41%(560) 13%(174) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 37%(232) 34%(213) 30%(190) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 70%(615) 17%(148) 13%(116) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 9%(44) 79%(407) 12%(62) 513 2012 Vote: Other 13%(11) 57%(46) 30%(24) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 35%(179) 34%(172) 31%(160) 511 4-Region: Northeast 45%(160) 38%(134) 17%(61) 354 4-Region: Midwest 42%(191) 40%(183) 18%(82) 456 4-Region: South 39%(287) 42%(313) 19%(141) 741 4-Region: West 49%(211) 33%(143) 18%(80) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 77%(729) 8%(80) 14%(134) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 7%(56) 80%(613) 13%(100) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL5_5: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The environment Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 53%(1048) 26%(508) 22%(430) 1986 Gender: Male 53%(492) 29%(265) 19%(172) 930 Gender: Female 53%(556) 23%(243) 24%(258) 1056 Age: 18-34 55%(272) 18%(88) 28%(139) 499 Age: 35-44 55%(165) 25%(76) 20%(61) 302 Age: 45-64 51%(365) 27%(198) 22%(159) 723 Age: 65+ 53%(246) 31%(145) 15%(71) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 56%(123) 13%(28) 32%(71) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 53%(228) 23%(98) 24%(101) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 54%(249) 26%(117) 20%(93) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 51%(413) 29%(238) 19%(156) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 84%(659) 3%(25) 13%(101) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 50%(276) 15%(81) 36%(200) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 18%(113) 62%(401) 20%(129) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 87%(286) 4%(13) 10%(32) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 82%(372) 3%(12) 15%(70) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 52%(139) 15%(41) 32%(85) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 47%(137) 14%(41) 39%(115) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 20%(67) 63%(211) 17%(56) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 15%(46) 61%(190) 24%(73) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 84%(510) 8%(50) 8%(47) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 61%(326) 15%(80) 24%(127) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 26%(180) 51%(358) 23%(164) 702 Educ: < College 48%(600) 27%(339) 25%(310) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 62%(293) 22%(104) 16%(73) 470 Educ: Post-grad 58%(155) 24%(65) 18%(47) 267 Income: Under 50k 50%(500) 25%(252) 25%(254) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 57%(412) 26%(187) 17%(123) 722 Income: 100k+ 53%(136) 27%(69) 21%(54) 259 Ethnicity: White 49%(790) 29%(468) 22%(348) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 58%(112) 18%(35) 24%(46) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_5: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The environment Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 53%(1048) 26%(508) 22%(430) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 71%(180) 8%(21) 20%(51) 252 Ethnicity: Other 61%(78) 14%(18) 24%(31) 128 Community: Urban 58%(279) 22%(105) 20%(95) 479 Community: Suburban 57%(556) 22%(217) 21%(207) 981 Community: Rural 40%(213) 35%(186) 24%(128) 527 Employ: Private Sector 55%(369) 26%(176) 19%(128) 673 Employ: Government 51%(68) 21%(28) 28%(38) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 50%(77) 29%(45) 21%(32) 154 Employ: Homemaker 40%(41) 29%(30) 30%(31) 102 Employ: Retired 53%(278) 30%(157) 17%(91) 526 Employ: Unemployed 53%(99) 16%(29) 31%(58) 186 Employ: Other 52%(65) 25%(31) 23%(29) 125 Military HH: Yes 48%(158) 30%(99) 21%(70) 327 Military HH: No 54%(890) 25%(408) 22%(360) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 19%(128) 55%(373) 26%(177) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 70%(920) 10%(135) 19%(253) 1309 Trump Job Approve 18%(139) 57%(456) 25%(199) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 79%(903) 4%(50) 16%(184) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 11%(53) 71%(336) 17%(82) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 27%(85) 37%(119) 36%(117) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 59%(152) 11%(27) 30%(79) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 85%(751) 3%(23) 12%(105) 879 Favorable of Trump 17%(130) 60%(459) 23%(177) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 80%(902) 4%(43) 16%(186) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 11%(52) 74%(351) 15%(73) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 27%(77) 37%(108) 36%(104) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 53%(111) 12%(24) 35%(74) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 86%(791) 2%(19) 12%(112) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_5: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? The environment Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 53%(1048) 26%(508) 22%(430) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 46%(306) 29%(191) 25%(167) 663 #1 Issue: Security 22%(58) 54%(140) 24%(62) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 71%(294) 15%(62) 14%(60) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 57%(157) 24%(66) 19%(54) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 64%(61) 19%(18) 18%(17) 96 #1 Issue: Education 52%(49) 14%(13) 33%(31) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 71%(49) 9%(6) 20%(14) 69 #1 Issue: Other 66%(74) 11%(12) 23%(25) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 87%(718) 3%(22) 10%(87) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 19%(123) 62%(403) 19%(124) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 27%(18) 14%(10) 58%(39) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 86%(627) 3%(19) 11%(83) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 18%(123) 60%(412) 21%(147) 682 2016 Vote: Other 63%(85) 11%(15) 26%(36) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 48%(209) 14%(62) 38%(165) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 55%(746) 29%(396) 15%(209) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 47%(302) 18%(112) 35%(222) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 79%(692) 8%(70) 13%(118) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 21%(108) 60%(306) 19%(98) 513 2012 Vote: Other 22%(18) 37%(31) 40%(33) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 45%(229) 20%(101) 35%(180) 511 4-Region: Northeast 55%(194) 26%(92) 19%(68) 354 4-Region: Midwest 55%(252) 23%(107) 21%(97) 456 4-Region: South 48%(354) 29%(216) 23%(171) 741 4-Region: West 57%(247) 21%(92) 22%(94) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 85%(799) 3%(28) 12%(116) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 20%(153) 58%(443) 22%(173) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL5_6: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Energy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(906) 32%(639) 22%(441) 1986 Gender: Male 44%(408) 38%(353) 18%(168) 930 Gender: Female 47%(498) 27%(286) 26%(273) 1056 Age: 18-34 50%(251) 22%(108) 28%(140) 499 Age: 35-44 47%(141) 32%(96) 22%(65) 302 Age: 45-64 41%(299) 36%(263) 22%(162) 723 Age: 65+ 47%(216) 37%(173) 16%(73) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 50%(111) 19%(41) 32%(70) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 49%(207) 27%(114) 25%(106) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 46%(212) 33%(152) 21%(95) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 43%(347) 38%(305) 19%(154) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 80%(626) 6%(46) 14%(113) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 39%(219) 23%(127) 38%(211) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 9%(60) 72%(466) 18%(117) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 81%(267) 8%(26) 11%(37) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 79%(359) 4%(20) 17%(76) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 38%(101) 29%(78) 33%(86) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 41%(119) 17%(49) 43%(125) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 12%(40) 75%(249) 13%(45) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 6%(20) 70%(217) 23%(72) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 80%(487) 9%(52) 11%(68) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 51%(271) 21%(112) 28%(151) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 17%(119) 65%(454) 18%(130) 702 Educ: < College 42%(522) 32%(405) 26%(322) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 53%(248) 31%(144) 17%(78) 470 Educ: Post-grad 51%(136) 34%(90) 15%(41) 267 Income: Under 50k 44%(444) 30%(305) 26%(257) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 48%(344) 33%(239) 19%(139) 722 Income: 100k+ 46%(118) 37%(96) 17%(45) 259 Ethnicity: White 41%(661) 37%(590) 22%(355) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 55%(106) 17%(33) 28%(53) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_6: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Energy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(906) 32%(639) 22%(441) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 69%(173) 11%(28) 21%(52) 252 Ethnicity: Other 57%(72) 17%(22) 26%(34) 128 Community: Urban 51%(245) 26%(126) 22%(107) 479 Community: Suburban 48%(473) 31%(300) 21%(207) 981 Community: Rural 36%(188) 40%(213) 24%(126) 527 Employ: Private Sector 47%(314) 34%(231) 19%(128) 673 Employ: Government 45%(60) 32%(43) 23%(31) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 48%(74) 30%(46) 22%(33) 154 Employ: Homemaker 28%(28) 34%(35) 39%(39) 102 Employ: Retired 45%(236) 36%(192) 19%(98) 526 Employ: Unemployed 49%(91) 24%(44) 28%(51) 186 Employ: Other 45%(56) 28%(35) 26%(33) 125 Military HH: Yes 43%(142) 36%(118) 21%(67) 327 Military HH: No 46%(764) 31%(521) 23%(374) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 13%(87) 66%(444) 22%(146) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 63%(819) 15%(195) 22%(294) 1309 Trump Job Approve 10%(82) 70%(553) 20%(158) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 72%(818) 7%(84) 21%(235) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 6%(29) 80%(379) 14%(64) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 17%(54) 54%(174) 29%(94) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 46%(118) 18%(47) 36%(93) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 80%(701) 4%(37) 16%(142) 879 Favorable of Trump 9%(70) 72%(552) 19%(144) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 72%(816) 7%(80) 21%(235) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 5%(23) 82%(391) 13%(63) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 16%(47) 56%(162) 28%(81) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 39%(83) 22%(45) 39%(81) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 80%(734) 4%(35) 17%(153) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_6: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Energy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(906) 32%(639) 22%(441) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 38%(249) 37%(248) 25%(166) 663 #1 Issue: Security 19%(50) 61%(160) 19%(50) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 61%(253) 21%(87) 18%(75) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 50%(139) 30%(83) 20%(55) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 65%(62) 17%(16) 18%(18) 96 #1 Issue: Education 44%(41) 22%(21) 34%(32) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 70%(48) 12%(8) 18%(13) 69 #1 Issue: Other 57%(63) 14%(16) 28%(32) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 80%(665) 5%(42) 15%(120) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 11%(69) 73%(478) 16%(104) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 17%(12) 21%(14) 62%(41) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 81%(594) 5%(33) 14%(102) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 9%(63) 73%(495) 18%(123) 682 2016 Vote: Other 48%(66) 17%(24) 35%(47) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 41%(179) 20%(87) 39%(169) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 49%(656) 36%(480) 16%(215) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 39%(250) 25%(159) 36%(226) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 73%(644) 12%(102) 15%(134) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 10%(53) 70%(359) 20%(101) 513 2012 Vote: Other 17%(14) 50%(41) 34%(28) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 38%(196) 27%(137) 35%(178) 511 4-Region: Northeast 46%(163) 33%(116) 21%(76) 354 4-Region: Midwest 49%(222) 32%(145) 20%(90) 456 4-Region: South 41%(302) 36%(264) 24%(175) 741 4-Region: West 51%(219) 26%(115) 23%(100) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 79%(747) 6%(54) 15%(141) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 11%(82) 70%(537) 20%(150) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL5_7: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Education Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(973) 30%(599) 21%(415) 1986 Gender: Male 48%(442) 33%(311) 19%(177) 930 Gender: Female 50%(531) 27%(288) 23%(238) 1056 Age: 18-34 54%(270) 20%(97) 26%(132) 499 Age: 35-44 48%(145) 31%(95) 21%(62) 302 Age: 45-64 45%(327) 34%(247) 21%(150) 723 Age: 65+ 50%(232) 34%(159) 15%(71) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 52%(116) 18%(39) 30%(68) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 52%(223) 26%(110) 22%(94) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 49%(224) 31%(143) 20%(92) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 46%(374) 35%(283) 19%(150) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 84%(658) 5%(36) 12%(91) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 42%(237) 21%(114) 37%(206) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 12%(78) 70%(448) 18%(117) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 85%(283) 4%(13) 11%(35) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 83%(375) 5%(23) 12%(56) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 44%(115) 22%(59) 34%(90) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 41%(121) 19%(55) 40%(116) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 13%(44) 71%(238) 16%(52) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 11%(34) 68%(209) 21%(65) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 84%(509) 7%(42) 9%(55) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 56%(298) 20%(105) 24%(130) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 19%(132) 61%(429) 20%(141) 702 Educ: < College 44%(554) 32%(394) 24%(301) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 58%(270) 28%(130) 15%(69) 470 Educ: Post-grad 56%(148) 28%(75) 17%(44) 267 Income: Under 50k 46%(465) 30%(302) 24%(238) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 52%(379) 29%(208) 19%(135) 722 Income: 100k+ 50%(129) 34%(88) 16%(42) 259 Ethnicity: White 45%(722) 34%(546) 21%(339) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 57%(110) 18%(35) 24%(47) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_7: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Education Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(973) 30%(599) 21%(415) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 72%(181) 10%(26) 18%(45) 252 Ethnicity: Other 55%(71) 21%(27) 24%(30) 128 Community: Urban 57%(272) 24%(116) 19%(90) 479 Community: Suburban 53%(518) 28%(276) 19%(188) 981 Community: Rural 35%(183) 39%(207) 26%(137) 527 Employ: Private Sector 52%(347) 31%(208) 18%(118) 673 Employ: Government 44%(60) 32%(43) 24%(32) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 48%(74) 30%(46) 22%(34) 154 Employ: Homemaker 35%(35) 32%(33) 33%(34) 102 Employ: Retired 48%(252) 33%(176) 19%(98) 526 Employ: Unemployed 51%(95) 21%(39) 28%(53) 186 Employ: Other 48%(60) 32%(40) 20%(25) 125 Military HH: Yes 45%(148) 35%(115) 20%(64) 327 Military HH: No 50%(825) 29%(484) 21%(350) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 15%(99) 61%(416) 24%(163) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 67%(874) 14%(183) 19%(252) 1309 Trump Job Approve 12%(92) 67%(531) 21%(171) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 77%(874) 6%(67) 17%(197) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 5%(26) 80%(375) 15%(70) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 21%(67) 48%(155) 31%(100) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 52%(134) 14%(37) 34%(87) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 84%(739) 3%(30) 12%(110) 879 Favorable of Trump 11%(86) 70%(533) 19%(147) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 77%(871) 5%(58) 18%(202) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 4%(21) 82%(390) 14%(65) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 22%(64) 49%(143) 28%(82) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 46%(96) 16%(33) 39%(81) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 84%(775) 3%(25) 13%(121) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_7: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Education Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(973) 30%(599) 21%(415) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 41%(270) 36%(241) 23%(152) 663 #1 Issue: Security 19%(50) 60%(156) 21%(55) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 68%(283) 15%(63) 17%(70) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 55%(151) 28%(77) 18%(49) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 61%(59) 21%(20) 18%(17) 96 #1 Issue: Education 53%(50) 17%(16) 30%(28) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 64%(44) 12%(9) 23%(16) 69 #1 Issue: Other 59%(66) 15%(17) 26%(29) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 85%(701) 4%(33) 11%(93) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 13%(85) 70%(452) 17%(113) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 18%(12) 22%(15) 60%(40) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 86%(625) 4%(29) 10%(76) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 13%(87) 67%(459) 20%(136) 682 2016 Vote: Other 50%(69) 15%(21) 34%(47) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 43%(189) 21%(90) 36%(156) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 52%(699) 33%(448) 15%(204) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 43%(274) 24%(151) 33%(211) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 76%(672) 10%(89) 13%(118) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 14%(71) 67%(344) 19%(98) 513 2012 Vote: Other 20%(16) 45%(37) 35%(29) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 42%(213) 25%(129) 33%(169) 511 4-Region: Northeast 51%(180) 29%(101) 20%(72) 354 4-Region: Midwest 50%(229) 29%(130) 21%(98) 456 4-Region: South 47%(345) 34%(253) 19%(143) 741 4-Region: West 50%(219) 26%(113) 23%(102) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 83%(787) 5%(44) 12%(113) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 13%(103) 66%(508) 21%(158) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL5_8: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? National security Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 38%(748) 42%(838) 20%(400) 1986 Gender: Male 35%(327) 48%(447) 17%(156) 930 Gender: Female 40%(421) 37%(392) 23%(244) 1056 Age: 18-34 37%(186) 31%(156) 31%(156) 499 Age: 35-44 36%(109) 44%(134) 19%(59) 302 Age: 45-64 34%(247) 47%(341) 19%(135) 723 Age: 65+ 44%(205) 45%(208) 11%(49) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 39%(86) 27%(60) 34%(76) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 34%(146) 40%(169) 26%(112) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 38%(173) 46%(211) 16%(75) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 39%(312) 45%(366) 16%(128) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 74%(581) 11%(89) 15%(115) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 26%(146) 37%(208) 36%(203) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 3%(21) 84%(541) 13%(82) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 74%(246) 13%(42) 13%(43) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 74%(336) 10%(47) 16%(72) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 25%(67) 46%(121) 29%(77) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 27%(79) 30%(87) 43%(127) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 4%(14) 85%(284) 11%(36) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 2%(7) 83%(257) 15%(45) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 69%(420) 16%(97) 15%(90) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 41%(221) 34%(179) 25%(134) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 12%(82) 76%(535) 12%(86) 702 Educ: < College 35%(432) 43%(535) 23%(282) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 42%(199) 41%(195) 16%(75) 470 Educ: Post-grad 44%(117) 41%(108) 16%(42) 267 Income: Under 50k 38%(385) 40%(398) 22%(223) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 38%(277) 44%(316) 18%(129) 722 Income: 100k+ 33%(86) 48%(124) 19%(49) 259 Ethnicity: White 33%(525) 47%(762) 20%(320) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 45%(87) 28%(54) 26%(51) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_8: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? National security Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 38%(748) 42%(838) 20%(400) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 65%(165) 16%(41) 18%(46) 252 Ethnicity: Other 46%(58) 28%(35) 27%(34) 128 Community: Urban 46%(221) 34%(163) 20%(94) 479 Community: Suburban 39%(384) 41%(405) 20%(191) 981 Community: Rural 27%(143) 51%(270) 22%(114) 527 Employ: Private Sector 37%(249) 46%(313) 17%(111) 673 Employ: Government 34%(46) 41%(55) 24%(33) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 42%(64) 35%(54) 23%(36) 154 Employ: Homemaker 22%(22) 41%(41) 38%(39) 102 Employ: Retired 41%(217) 45%(237) 13%(71) 526 Employ: Unemployed 40%(74) 33%(61) 27%(50) 186 Employ: Other 36%(45) 40%(49) 24%(30) 125 Military HH: Yes 35%(114) 48%(158) 17%(55) 327 Military HH: No 38%(634) 41%(681) 21%(344) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 7%(49) 75%(505) 18%(123) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 53%(699) 25%(333) 21%(277) 1309 Trump Job Approve 5%(42) 81%(645) 13%(106) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 62%(703) 17%(191) 21%(243) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(15) 88%(417) 8%(39) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 8%(27) 71%(228) 21%(67) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 32%(83) 36%(92) 32%(83) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 71%(620) 11%(99) 18%(160) 879 Favorable of Trump 4%(33) 85%(649) 11%(85) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 62%(704) 16%(177) 22%(250) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(9) 91%(434) 7%(34) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 8%(24) 74%(214) 18%(51) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 26%(55) 38%(79) 36%(76) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 70%(649) 11%(98) 19%(175) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_8: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? National security Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 38%(748) 42%(838) 20%(400) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 30%(199) 51%(339) 19%(124) 663 #1 Issue: Security 15%(38) 72%(187) 13%(35) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 51%(210) 30%(123) 20%(83) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 46%(127) 35%(97) 19%(53) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 48%(46) 26%(25) 26%(25) 96 #1 Issue: Education 34%(32) 30%(28) 37%(35) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 51%(35) 21%(14) 28%(20) 69 #1 Issue: Other 54%(60) 22%(25) 23%(26) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 72%(594) 12%(102) 16%(132) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 5%(30) 85%(553) 10%(68) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 10%(7) 34%(23) 55%(37) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 75%(548) 10%(72) 15%(109) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 4%(27) 84%(576) 12%(79) 682 2016 Vote: Other 29%(40) 39%(53) 32%(43) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 30%(130) 32%(137) 39%(168) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 41%(560) 45%(608) 14%(183) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 30%(188) 36%(230) 34%(217) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 65%(569) 20%(177) 15%(133) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 5%(25) 83%(425) 12%(63) 513 2012 Vote: Other 5%(4) 69%(56) 26%(21) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 29%(150) 35%(179) 36%(182) 511 4-Region: Northeast 39%(140) 42%(148) 19%(67) 354 4-Region: Midwest 38%(175) 42%(190) 20%(92) 456 4-Region: South 34%(255) 46%(340) 20%(146) 741 4-Region: West 41%(179) 37%(160) 22%(95) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 71%(671) 12%(118) 16%(154) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 3%(27) 82%(632) 14%(110) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL5_9: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Sexual harassment and misconduct in the workplace Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 45%(902) 26%(521) 28%(563) 1986 Gender: Male 44%(406) 29%(274) 27%(249) 930 Gender: Female 47%(495) 23%(247) 30%(314) 1056 Age: 18-34 51%(256) 18%(92) 30%(151) 499 Age: 35-44 45%(136) 29%(86) 26%(79) 302 Age: 45-64 40%(292) 28%(199) 32%(232) 723 Age: 65+ 47%(217) 31%(144) 22%(101) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 58%(130) 13%(28) 29%(65) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 45%(191) 25%(108) 30%(127) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 44%(203) 27%(126) 28%(130) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 43%(347) 29%(235) 28%(224) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 77%(608) 5%(37) 18%(141) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 37%(205) 17%(97) 46%(255) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 14%(88) 60%(388) 26%(167) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 76%(251) 6%(21) 18%(59) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 78%(356) 3%(16) 18%(82) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 39%(104) 17%(44) 44%(116) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 35%(101) 18%(52) 48%(139) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 15%(51) 63%(209) 22%(74) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 12%(38) 58%(179) 30%(93) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 78%(476) 7%(45) 14%(86) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 50%(267) 17%(89) 33%(177) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 19%(132) 52%(363) 29%(207) 702 Educ: < College 42%(523) 28%(348) 30%(377) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 52%(245) 23%(106) 25%(118) 470 Educ: Post-grad 50%(133) 25%(66) 25%(68) 267 Income: Under 50k 45%(451) 27%(267) 29%(287) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 47%(336) 25%(178) 29%(208) 722 Income: 100k+ 44%(115) 30%(76) 26%(68) 259 Ethnicity: White 41%(655) 30%(482) 29%(469) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 57%(111) 14%(27) 29%(55) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_9: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Sexual harassment and misconduct in the workplace Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 45%(902) 26%(521) 28%(563) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 70%(177) 9%(24) 20%(51) 252 Ethnicity: Other 54%(69) 12%(15) 34%(43) 128 Community: Urban 54%(258) 21%(98) 25%(122) 479 Community: Suburban 49%(479) 23%(229) 28%(272) 981 Community: Rural 31%(164) 37%(193) 32%(169) 527 Employ: Private Sector 45%(304) 29%(192) 26%(177) 673 Employ: Government 42%(57) 26%(35) 32%(43) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 46%(71) 23%(35) 31%(48) 154 Employ: Homemaker 37%(38) 25%(26) 38%(39) 102 Employ: Retired 45%(238) 29%(154) 25%(133) 526 Employ: Unemployed 48%(90) 19%(36) 33%(61) 186 Employ: Other 41%(51) 25%(31) 34%(43) 125 Military HH: Yes 43%(141) 29%(95) 28%(92) 327 Military HH: No 46%(761) 26%(426) 28%(472) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 15%(104) 54%(366) 31%(208) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 61%(798) 12%(155) 27%(355) 1309 Trump Job Approve 12%(95) 58%(461) 30%(237) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 70%(801) 5%(57) 25%(279) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 7%(34) 72%(337) 21%(100) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 19%(61) 38%(124) 43%(137) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 50%(128) 13%(34) 37%(96) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 77%(673) 3%(23) 21%(183) 879 Favorable of Trump 12%(88) 60%(459) 29%(219) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 70%(793) 5%(57) 25%(281) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 7%(34) 72%(342) 21%(101) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 19%(55) 41%(117) 41%(118) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 43%(89) 15%(31) 42%(89) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 76%(704) 3%(26) 21%(192) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_9: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Sexual harassment and misconduct in the workplace Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 45%(902) 26%(521) 28%(563) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 36%(240) 31%(204) 33%(219) 663 #1 Issue: Security 18%(48) 55%(143) 27%(69) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 63%(264) 14%(58) 23%(94) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 52%(143) 23%(63) 26%(71) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 63%(60) 17%(16) 21%(20) 96 #1 Issue: Education 46%(44) 15%(14) 39%(36) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 68%(47) 11%(7) 21%(15) 69 #1 Issue: Other 51%(56) 14%(15) 36%(39) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 76%(628) 5%(38) 20%(162) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 14%(88) 60%(388) 27%(175) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 18%(12) 16%(11) 66%(44) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 78%(568) 4%(28) 18%(133) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 12%(81) 59%(405) 29%(196) 682 2016 Vote: Other 44%(60) 11%(15) 45%(62) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 44%(190) 17%(73) 40%(172) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 47%(631) 29%(388) 25%(331) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 43%(270) 21%(133) 37%(232) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 69%(606) 10%(88) 21%(185) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 13%(68) 56%(290) 30%(156) 513 2012 Vote: Other 10%(8) 38%(31) 52%(43) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 43%(220) 22%(112) 35%(178) 511 4-Region: Northeast 47%(165) 25%(90) 28%(99) 354 4-Region: Midwest 45%(206) 26%(118) 29%(133) 456 4-Region: South 42%(313) 30%(221) 28%(207) 741 4-Region: West 50%(217) 21%(92) 29%(125) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 76%(721) 4%(41) 19%(182) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 15%(113) 57%(437) 28%(219) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL5_10: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Gun policy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 41%(817) 39%(768) 20%(400) 1986 Gender: Male 38%(358) 44%(408) 18%(164) 930 Gender: Female 44%(460) 34%(360) 22%(237) 1056 Age: 18-34 45%(223) 28%(142) 27%(134) 499 Age: 35-44 39%(117) 41%(124) 20%(61) 302 Age: 45-64 37%(269) 44%(316) 19%(138) 723 Age: 65+ 45%(208) 40%(186) 15%(68) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 49%(109) 22%(49) 29%(64) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 40%(172) 36%(152) 24%(103) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 38%(177) 43%(199) 18%(83) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 41%(332) 42%(338) 17%(136) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 76%(595) 9%(70) 15%(120) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 31%(175) 33%(186) 35%(197) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 7%(48) 80%(513) 13%(83) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 75%(249) 12%(39) 13%(43) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 76%(346) 7%(31) 17%(77) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 30%(80) 39%(103) 31%(83) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 32%(95) 28%(83) 39%(115) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 9%(29) 80%(267) 11%(38) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 6%(19) 79%(246) 14%(45) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 76%(458) 12%(71) 13%(77) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 46%(244) 31%(164) 24%(126) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 13%(92) 72%(506) 15%(105) 702 Educ: < College 36%(452) 41%(509) 23%(287) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 49%(232) 35%(166) 15%(72) 470 Educ: Post-grad 50%(133) 35%(93) 15%(41) 267 Income: Under 50k 39%(391) 38%(379) 23%(235) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 44%(321) 39%(284) 16%(117) 722 Income: 100k+ 41%(106) 40%(105) 19%(49) 259 Ethnicity: White 36%(575) 44%(710) 20%(321) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 53%(102) 24%(45) 23%(45) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_10: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Gun policy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 41%(817) 39%(768) 20%(400) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 70%(175) 12%(29) 19%(47) 252 Ethnicity: Other 52%(67) 23%(29) 25%(32) 128 Community: Urban 48%(232) 29%(139) 23%(108) 479 Community: Suburban 46%(448) 36%(358) 18%(175) 981 Community: Rural 26%(138) 52%(271) 22%(117) 527 Employ: Private Sector 42%(281) 41%(274) 18%(119) 673 Employ: Government 34%(45) 40%(53) 27%(36) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 36%(56) 42%(65) 21%(33) 154 Employ: Homemaker 27%(28) 46%(47) 27%(27) 102 Employ: Retired 44%(231) 40%(209) 16%(85) 526 Employ: Unemployed 43%(80) 28%(52) 29%(54) 186 Employ: Other 36%(45) 42%(53) 22%(27) 125 Military HH: Yes 39%(129) 43%(141) 18%(57) 327 Military HH: No 41%(688) 38%(628) 21%(343) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 10%(67) 71%(482) 19%(129) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 57%(751) 22%(287) 21%(271) 1309 Trump Job Approve 8%(62) 77%(612) 15%(120) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 66%(750) 14%(154) 21%(233) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 5%(23) 85%(401) 10%(47) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 12%(39) 65%(211) 23%(73) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 38%(98) 28%(73) 34%(87) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 74%(652) 9%(80) 17%(146) 879 Favorable of Trump 7%(53) 80%(611) 13%(102) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 66%(751) 13%(149) 20%(231) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 4%(17) 87%(415) 9%(44) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 13%(36) 68%(196) 20%(58) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 37%(77) 29%(62) 34%(71) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 73%(674) 9%(87) 17%(160) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_10: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Gun policy Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 41%(817) 39%(768) 20%(400) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 32%(214) 47%(312) 21%(137) 663 #1 Issue: Security 16%(42) 65%(169) 19%(49) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 57%(237) 27%(110) 16%(68) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 47%(131) 34%(95) 18%(51) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 48%(46) 28%(27) 24%(23) 96 #1 Issue: Education 45%(42) 26%(25) 29%(27) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 62%(43) 18%(12) 20%(14) 69 #1 Issue: Other 56%(62) 17%(19) 27%(30) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 75%(624) 9%(78) 15%(125) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 7%(44) 82%(533) 11%(73) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 11%(7) 30%(20) 59%(39) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 77%(564) 7%(54) 15%(113) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 7%(49) 80%(544) 13%(88) 682 2016 Vote: Other 31%(43) 37%(50) 32%(43) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 36%(158) 28%(120) 36%(156) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 44%(590) 42%(566) 14%(194) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 36%(227) 32%(202) 32%(206) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 67%(588) 16%(144) 17%(148) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 8%(41) 79%(407) 13%(65) 513 2012 Vote: Other 13%(11) 62%(51) 25%(20) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 35%(177) 33%(167) 33%(166) 511 4-Region: Northeast 43%(154) 34%(121) 22%(79) 354 4-Region: Midwest 41%(187) 39%(177) 20%(92) 456 4-Region: South 38%(284) 43%(322) 18%(136) 741 4-Region: West 44%(192) 34%(148) 22%(94) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 74%(700) 9%(88) 16%(155) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 8%(60) 78%(603) 14%(106) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL5_11: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Protecting Medicare and Social Security Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(978) 31%(609) 20%(399) 1986 Gender: Male 49%(451) 34%(312) 18%(167) 930 Gender: Female 50%(527) 28%(297) 22%(232) 1056 Age: 18-34 52%(258) 21%(104) 27%(137) 499 Age: 35-44 49%(149) 29%(87) 22%(66) 302 Age: 45-64 46%(333) 34%(244) 20%(146) 723 Age: 65+ 51%(238) 38%(174) 11%(51) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 52%(116) 16%(35) 32%(71) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 50%(213) 26%(112) 24%(101) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 49%(224) 32%(145) 20%(90) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 48%(390) 36%(289) 16%(127) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 85%(669) 4%(32) 11%(85) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 43%(239) 21%(117) 36%(202) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 11%(71) 72%(461) 17%(112) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 87%(289) 3%(10) 10%(32) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 84%(380) 5%(22) 12%(53) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 45%(118) 23%(61) 32%(86) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 41%(121) 19%(56) 40%(116) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 13%(44) 72%(241) 15%(49) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 9%(26) 71%(220) 20%(63) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 85%(514) 7%(42) 8%(50) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 56%(299) 20%(108) 24%(126) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 20%(138) 62%(432) 19%(133) 702 Educ: < College 46%(570) 32%(398) 23%(281) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 56%(263) 29%(136) 15%(70) 470 Educ: Post-grad 54%(146) 28%(75) 18%(47) 267 Income: Under 50k 49%(488) 29%(292) 22%(225) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 52%(372) 31%(223) 18%(127) 722 Income: 100k+ 46%(118) 36%(94) 18%(47) 259 Ethnicity: White 44%(710) 36%(572) 20%(324) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 60%(115) 16%(30) 25%(48) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_11: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Protecting Medicare and Social Security Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(978) 31%(609) 20%(399) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 77%(193) 6%(16) 17%(42) 252 Ethnicity: Other 59%(76) 16%(20) 25%(32) 128 Community: Urban 57%(273) 25%(119) 18%(87) 479 Community: Suburban 53%(518) 28%(278) 19%(185) 981 Community: Rural 36%(188) 40%(212) 24%(127) 527 Employ: Private Sector 50%(334) 32%(212) 19%(126) 673 Employ: Government 46%(62) 31%(42) 22%(30) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 49%(76) 30%(47) 20%(31) 154 Employ: Homemaker 33%(34) 36%(37) 31%(32) 102 Employ: Retired 50%(263) 36%(189) 14%(74) 526 Employ: Unemployed 53%(99) 20%(38) 27%(49) 186 Employ: Other 51%(63) 25%(31) 24%(30) 125 Military HH: Yes 45%(148) 34%(111) 21%(68) 327 Military HH: No 50%(830) 30%(498) 20%(330) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 15%(100) 63%(427) 22%(151) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 67%(878) 14%(182) 19%(248) 1309 Trump Job Approve 12%(97) 68%(536) 20%(160) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 77%(874) 6%(71) 17%(192) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 8%(35) 81%(380) 12%(56) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 19%(62) 48%(156) 32%(104) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 52%(134) 16%(42) 32%(82) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 84%(740) 3%(29) 12%(110) 879 Favorable of Trump 11%(86) 71%(542) 18%(138) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 77%(873) 5%(60) 18%(199) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 6%(30) 83%(397) 10%(50) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 19%(56) 50%(145) 31%(89) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 44%(93) 15%(32) 40%(85) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 85%(780) 3%(28) 12%(114) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_11: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Protecting Medicare and Social Security Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 49%(978) 31%(609) 20%(399) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 41%(275) 35%(234) 23%(154) 663 #1 Issue: Security 19%(49) 60%(158) 21%(54) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 67%(278) 18%(76) 15%(62) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 55%(152) 30%(84) 15%(41) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 61%(59) 23%(22) 16%(15) 96 #1 Issue: Education 53%(50) 13%(12) 34%(32) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 64%(44) 13%(9) 23%(16) 69 #1 Issue: Other 65%(72) 13%(15) 22%(24) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 85%(707) 3%(28) 11%(92) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 13%(81) 72%(465) 16%(104) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 22%(15) 21%(14) 57%(38) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 86%(628) 2%(18) 12%(84) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 11%(76) 73%(494) 16%(111) 682 2016 Vote: Other 55%(75) 12%(16) 33%(46) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 45%(196) 19%(81) 36%(158) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 52%(700) 34%(459) 14%(192) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 44%(279) 24%(150) 33%(207) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 77%(678) 10%(87) 13%(115) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 14%(74) 69%(354) 17%(85) 513 2012 Vote: Other 16%(13) 50%(41) 35%(28) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 42%(214) 25%(127) 33%(170) 511 4-Region: Northeast 52%(185) 29%(104) 18%(65) 354 4-Region: Midwest 48%(220) 31%(143) 20%(93) 456 4-Region: South 46%(339) 34%(254) 20%(148) 741 4-Region: West 54%(235) 25%(108) 21%(91) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 84%(796) 4%(39) 12%(109) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 12%(95) 68%(524) 20%(150) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL5_12: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Coronavirus Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 43%(856) 31%(619) 26%(511) 1986 Gender: Male 41%(383) 35%(324) 24%(222) 930 Gender: Female 45%(473) 28%(296) 27%(288) 1056 Age: 18-34 45%(224) 22%(108) 33%(167) 499 Age: 35-44 42%(128) 32%(96) 26%(78) 302 Age: 45-64 39%(282) 34%(249) 27%(192) 723 Age: 65+ 48%(222) 36%(166) 16%(74) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 45%(100) 17%(38) 38%(84) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 43%(183) 28%(119) 29%(125) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 43%(196) 32%(149) 25%(114) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 43%(344) 35%(285) 22%(177) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 80%(625) 5%(37) 16%(123) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 34%(187) 23%(126) 44%(244) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 7%(44) 71%(456) 22%(143) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 79%(262) 6%(19) 15%(50) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 80%(363) 4%(19) 16%(73) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 34%(91) 27%(72) 38%(102) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 33%(96) 19%(54) 49%(142) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 9%(31) 70%(233) 21%(70) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 4%(14) 72%(223) 24%(73) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 80%(484) 8%(46) 13%(77) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 48%(256) 20%(108) 32%(170) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 13%(92) 63%(440) 24%(171) 702 Educ: < College 39%(488) 33%(406) 28%(355) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 50%(237) 28%(133) 21%(100) 470 Educ: Post-grad 49%(132) 30%(80) 21%(55) 267 Income: Under 50k 42%(421) 31%(311) 27%(273) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 45%(324) 30%(214) 25%(184) 722 Income: 100k+ 43%(111) 36%(94) 21%(54) 259 Ethnicity: White 38%(611) 36%(572) 26%(423) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 47%(91) 19%(36) 34%(65) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_12: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Coronavirus Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 43%(856) 31%(619) 26%(511) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 71%(178) 10%(24) 20%(50) 252 Ethnicity: Other 52%(67) 18%(23) 30%(38) 128 Community: Urban 53%(255) 23%(112) 23%(112) 479 Community: Suburban 47%(456) 30%(293) 24%(232) 981 Community: Rural 28%(145) 41%(215) 32%(167) 527 Employ: Private Sector 43%(290) 32%(216) 25%(166) 673 Employ: Government 38%(51) 32%(43) 29%(39) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 40%(61) 28%(43) 32%(50) 154 Employ: Homemaker 29%(29) 33%(34) 38%(39) 102 Employ: Retired 46%(242) 35%(182) 19%(101) 526 Employ: Unemployed 43%(80) 25%(47) 32%(59) 186 Employ: Other 45%(56) 34%(43) 21%(26) 125 Military HH: Yes 39%(128) 35%(114) 26%(86) 327 Military HH: No 44%(728) 30%(506) 26%(425) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 9%(60) 65%(442) 26%(175) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 61%(796) 14%(177) 26%(336) 1309 Trump Job Approve 6%(48) 71%(564) 23%(181) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 71%(803) 5%(53) 25%(281) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(16) 83%(391) 14%(64) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 10%(32) 54%(173) 36%(117) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 42%(108) 12%(31) 46%(118) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 79%(694) 2%(22) 19%(163) 879 Favorable of Trump 5%(42) 73%(562) 21%(162) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 71%(801) 4%(46) 25%(284) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(10) 84%(402) 14%(65) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 11%(31) 55%(160) 34%(98) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 35%(73) 12%(26) 53%(111) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 79%(728) 2%(20) 19%(173) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL5_12: Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues? Coronavirus Republicans in Don’t know / No Demographic Democrats in Congress Congress opinion Total N Registered Voters 43%(856) 31%(619) 26%(511) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 33%(219) 39%(259) 28%(185) 663 #1 Issue: Security 16%(41) 62%(160) 23%(59) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 60%(251) 17%(70) 23%(95) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 50%(138) 27%(75) 23%(65) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 57%(55) 18%(17) 25%(24) 96 #1 Issue: Education 43%(40) 16%(15) 42%(39) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 64%(44) 9%(6) 26%(18) 69 #1 Issue: Other 62%(68) 15%(16) 24%(26) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 80%(658) 4%(32) 17%(137) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 6%(39) 73%(473) 21%(139) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 17%(12) 17%(11) 66%(44) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 80%(580) 4%(29) 16%(120) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 7%(51) 71%(481) 22%(150) 682 2016 Vote: Other 41%(57) 13%(18) 45%(62) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 38%(165) 21%(91) 41%(178) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 46%(617) 34%(459) 20%(274) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 38%(239) 25%(160) 37%(236) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 69%(609) 11%(100) 19%(171) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 10%(52) 68%(348) 22%(113) 513 2012 Vote: Other 14%(12) 46%(38) 40%(33) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 36%(184) 26%(134) 38%(193) 511 4-Region: Northeast 45%(161) 32%(112) 23%(81) 354 4-Region: Midwest 43%(197) 30%(136) 27%(123) 456 4-Region: South 41%(302) 34%(254) 25%(185) 741 4-Region: West 45%(196) 27%(117) 28%(122) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 78%(740) 4%(42) 17%(161) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 8%(60) 68%(523) 24%(186) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL6_1: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a healthcare reform bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 48%(952) 27%(543) 11%(211) 4%(76) 10%(204) 1986 Gender: Male 47%(437) 26%(242) 13%(120) 5%(48) 9%(83) 930 Gender: Female 49%(516) 28%(301) 9%(91) 3%(28) 11%(120) 1056 Age: 18-34 41%(205) 22%(110) 13%(64) 4%(18) 20%(102) 499 Age: 35-44 43%(129) 28%(83) 15%(45) 3%(10) 12%(35) 302 Age: 45-64 52%(376) 29%(210) 8%(60) 4%(28) 7%(49) 723 Age: 65+ 52%(243) 30%(139) 9%(42) 4%(20) 4%(18) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 40%(90) 17%(39) 14%(30) 2%(5) 26%(58) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 42%(180) 26%(112) 12%(52) 4%(18) 15%(65) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 48%(220) 29%(131) 11%(52) 3%(15) 9%(41) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 52%(423) 30%(241) 9%(71) 5%(37) 4%(35) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 61%(478) 22%(174) 9%(68) 2%(17) 6%(49) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 43%(239) 25%(139) 10%(56) 4%(22) 18%(101) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 36%(235) 36%(230) 13%(87) 6%(38) 8%(54) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 59%(194) 23%(77) 10%(34) 3%(9) 5%(17) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 63%(284) 21%(97) 7%(34) 2%(8) 7%(31) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 45%(120) 24%(64) 12%(31) 3%(9) 15%(41) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 41%(120) 26%(75) 9%(25) 4%(13) 21%(60) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 37%(123) 30%(102) 16%(54) 9%(30) 7%(25) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 36%(112) 42%(129) 10%(32) 3%(8) 9%(29) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 64%(386) 22%(133) 8%(47) 3%(16) 4%(25) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 50%(267) 27%(142) 11%(57) 3%(18) 9%(49) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 36%(254) 35%(249) 14%(98) 6%(41) 9%(60) 702 Educ: < College 48%(601) 25%(317) 11%(131) 4%(44) 12%(156) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 48%(225) 30%(140) 11%(52) 4%(18) 7%(34) 470 Educ: Post-grad 47%(126) 32%(87) 10%(27) 5%(14) 5%(14) 267 Income: Under 50k 48%(488) 25%(249) 10%(101) 4%(37) 13%(130) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 49%(357) 29%(208) 11%(78) 4%(28) 7%(50) 722 Income: 100k+ 42%(108) 33%(86) 12%(31) 4%(11) 9%(23) 259 Ethnicity: White 46%(739) 30%(475) 11%(169) 4%(71) 9%(152) 1606 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_1: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a healthcare reform bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 48%(952) 27%(543) 11%(211) 4%(76) 10%(204) 1986 Ethnicity: Hispanic 50%(96) 25%(47) 9%(18) 1%(2) 15%(29) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 59%(149) 14%(35) 11%(28) 1%(3) 15%(37) 252 Ethnicity: Other 50%(64) 26%(33) 10%(13) 2%(3) 12%(15) 128 Community: Urban 50%(241) 25%(119) 10%(50) 4%(18) 11%(51) 479 Community: Suburban 49%(477) 27%(264) 10%(103) 4%(39) 10%(98) 981 Community: Rural 44%(234) 31%(161) 11%(58) 4%(19) 10%(55) 527 Employ: Private Sector 45%(305) 31%(209) 13%(87) 4%(25) 7%(46) 673 Employ: Government 45%(60) 26%(35) 12%(16) 4%(5) 14%(19) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 55%(85) 24%(38) 5%(7) 4%(7) 11%(17) 154 Employ: Homemaker 38%(39) 23%(23) 12%(13) 8%(9) 18%(19) 102 Employ: Retired 53%(281) 28%(150) 8%(44) 4%(23) 5%(29) 526 Employ: Unemployed 45%(84) 24%(44) 10%(18) 3%(5) 19%(35) 186 Employ: Other 44%(55) 25%(31) 8%(10) 3%(3) 20%(25) 125 Military HH: Yes 52%(171) 24%(79) 11%(38) 5%(15) 8%(25) 327 Military HH: No 47%(781) 28%(464) 10%(173) 4%(61) 11%(179) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 35%(234) 30%(205) 16%(108) 6%(41) 13%(89) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 55%(718) 26%(338) 8%(103) 3%(35) 9%(114) 1309 Trump Job Approve 36%(284) 33%(265) 15%(118) 6%(46) 10%(81) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 58%(662) 24%(271) 8%(92) 3%(30) 7%(82) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 38%(179) 32%(150) 16%(74) 6%(30) 8%(38) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 32%(105) 36%(115) 14%(44) 5%(16) 13%(43) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 45%(116) 32%(83) 11%(29) 3%(9) 8%(21) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 62%(546) 21%(188) 7%(63) 2%(21) 7%(60) 879 Favorable of Trump 36%(275) 34%(258) 15%(118) 6%(47) 9%(68) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 58%(658) 24%(274) 8%(89) 3%(28) 7%(82) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 38%(179) 33%(155) 17%(79) 7%(33) 6%(31) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 33%(97) 36%(103) 13%(38) 5%(14) 13%(37) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 39%(81) 37%(78) 10%(21) 4%(8) 10%(21) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 63%(576) 21%(196) 7%(68) 2%(21) 7%(62) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_1: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a healthcare reform bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 48%(952) 27%(543) 11%(211) 4%(76) 10%(204) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 41%(273) 34%(227) 12%(81) 4%(23) 9%(59) 663 #1 Issue: Security 35%(92) 29%(75) 15%(40) 7%(17) 14%(36) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 63%(261) 21%(87) 7%(28) 2%(8) 8%(33) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 55%(153) 24%(68) 7%(20) 5%(15) 8%(22) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 48%(46) 25%(24) 11%(10) 5%(4) 12%(11) 96 #1 Issue: Education 42%(40) 21%(20) 15%(14) 2%(2) 20%(18) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 42%(29) 35%(24) 10%(7) 2%(2) 10%(7) 69 #1 Issue: Other 53%(59) 16%(18) 9%(10) 5%(6) 16%(18) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 61%(505) 21%(177) 9%(73) 3%(23) 6%(49) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 38%(249) 36%(236) 13%(86) 6%(40) 6%(39) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 35%(24) 29%(20) 13%(9) 6%(4) 16%(11) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 62%(454) 21%(153) 8%(62) 2%(17) 6%(43) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 39%(266) 36%(245) 13%(90) 6%(39) 6%(42) 682 2016 Vote: Other 42%(58) 33%(45) 8%(11) 6%(8) 10%(14) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 40%(172) 23%(100) 11%(47) 3%(11) 24%(104) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 51%(690) 28%(383) 11%(147) 5%(61) 5%(70) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 41%(263) 25%(160) 10%(64) 2%(15) 21%(133) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 60%(526) 23%(202) 9%(77) 3%(25) 6%(49) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 37%(188) 38%(196) 13%(66) 6%(33) 6%(30) 513 2012 Vote: Other 39%(32) 30%(25) 16%(13) 9%(8) 6%(5) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 40%(205) 24%(120) 11%(55) 2%(10) 24%(120) 511 4-Region: Northeast 49%(175) 28%(99) 10%(36) 4%(14) 9%(31) 354 4-Region: Midwest 45%(206) 33%(148) 10%(44) 3%(13) 10%(45) 456 4-Region: South 50%(371) 25%(189) 10%(77) 4%(31) 10%(74) 741 4-Region: West 46%(200) 25%(107) 12%(54) 4%(19) 12%(54) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 61%(577) 22%(207) 8%(76) 2%(21) 7%(63) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 36%(280) 36%(274) 13%(103) 6%(43) 9%(69) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL6_2: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill to address climate change An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 33%(660) 27%(544) 19%(370) 12%(241) 9%(170) 1986 Gender: Male 33%(309) 26%(240) 19%(180) 15%(140) 7%(61) 930 Gender: Female 33%(351) 29%(304) 18%(191) 10%(100) 10%(110) 1056 Age: 18-34 39%(195) 25%(123) 12%(59) 8%(40) 17%(83) 499 Age: 35-44 31%(93) 27%(81) 22%(65) 10%(31) 11%(32) 302 Age: 45-64 30%(214) 28%(205) 23%(165) 14%(98) 6%(41) 723 Age: 65+ 34%(158) 29%(136) 18%(81) 16%(72) 3%(15) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 41%(91) 21%(46) 10%(22) 8%(17) 21%(46) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 35%(151) 28%(118) 14%(61) 10%(44) 12%(53) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 29%(131) 27%(122) 26%(121) 11%(50) 8%(35) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 33%(265) 29%(236) 19%(150) 15%(120) 4%(35) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 50%(394) 33%(256) 10%(78) 2%(13) 6%(44) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 32%(179) 26%(143) 17%(96) 11%(61) 14%(79) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 14%(87) 23%(145) 31%(196) 26%(167) 7%(47) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 48%(159) 32%(105) 13%(44) 3%(9) 4%(14) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 52%(236) 33%(151) 8%(35) 1%(5) 6%(29) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 34%(89) 23%(60) 18%(47) 15%(41) 11%(28) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 31%(90) 28%(82) 17%(49) 7%(20) 17%(51) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 18%(61) 22%(74) 27%(89) 27%(91) 6%(18) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 8%(25) 23%(71) 35%(107) 25%(76) 9%(29) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 59%(360) 28%(173) 8%(49) 2%(10) 2%(15) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 32%(169) 33%(178) 20%(104) 7%(38) 8%(44) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 14%(102) 24%(167) 28%(199) 26%(185) 7%(49) 702 Educ: < College 32%(401) 26%(325) 20%(245) 11%(140) 11%(138) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 34%(160) 31%(146) 18%(86) 13%(59) 4%(18) 470 Educ: Post-grad 37%(100) 27%(72) 15%(39) 15%(41) 6%(15) 267 Income: Under 50k 33%(327) 27%(270) 19%(193) 11%(110) 10%(105) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 35%(249) 28%(203) 18%(133) 12%(89) 7%(47) 722 Income: 100k+ 32%(84) 27%(71) 17%(45) 16%(42) 7%(18) 259 Ethnicity: White 31%(506) 27%(434) 20%(320) 14%(223) 8%(124) 1606 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_2: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill to address climate change An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 33%(660) 27%(544) 19%(370) 12%(241) 9%(170) 1986 Ethnicity: Hispanic 43%(82) 28%(53) 12%(23) 8%(16) 10%(18) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 42%(105) 26%(65) 14%(36) 4%(11) 14%(35) 252 Ethnicity: Other 39%(49) 35%(45) 12%(15) 5%(7) 9%(12) 128 Community: Urban 39%(188) 30%(145) 13%(63) 7%(33) 10%(49) 479 Community: Suburban 33%(328) 28%(270) 19%(187) 13%(126) 7%(70) 981 Community: Rural 27%(144) 24%(129) 23%(120) 16%(82) 10%(51) 527 Employ: Private Sector 32%(215) 29%(192) 21%(139) 12%(83) 6%(44) 673 Employ: Government 25%(33) 22%(30) 28%(38) 14%(19) 11%(14) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 41%(63) 22%(33) 14%(21) 13%(20) 11%(16) 154 Employ: Homemaker 25%(25) 21%(22) 26%(27) 12%(12) 16%(16) 102 Employ: Retired 35%(183) 30%(156) 17%(91) 15%(78) 3%(18) 526 Employ: Unemployed 35%(64) 28%(52) 14%(26) 8%(16) 15%(28) 186 Employ: Other 28%(35) 31%(38) 17%(21) 5%(7) 19%(23) 125 Military HH: Yes 31%(103) 29%(95) 18%(60) 16%(52) 5%(18) 327 Military HH: No 34%(557) 27%(449) 19%(311) 11%(189) 9%(153) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 12%(83) 24%(163) 27%(184) 25%(168) 12%(79) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 44%(577) 29%(381) 14%(187) 6%(73) 7%(91) 1309 Trump Job Approve 12%(93) 25%(199) 30%(240) 25%(202) 7%(59) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 49%(559) 30%(339) 11%(130) 3%(37) 6%(72) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 13%(62) 18%(83) 31%(144) 33%(155) 6%(28) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 10%(32) 36%(116) 30%(96) 15%(47) 10%(31) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 32%(84) 32%(83) 21%(53) 7%(17) 8%(22) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 54%(475) 29%(257) 9%(77) 2%(20) 6%(50) 879 Favorable of Trump 12%(88) 25%(193) 31%(235) 26%(202) 6%(48) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 49%(560) 30%(340) 11%(128) 3%(34) 6%(68) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 12%(58) 20%(94) 30%(144) 32%(153) 6%(28) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 11%(31) 34%(99) 32%(92) 17%(49) 7%(20) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 28%(59) 32%(68) 21%(44) 8%(16) 11%(23) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 54%(501) 30%(272) 9%(84) 2%(18) 5%(46) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_2: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill to address climate change An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 33%(660) 27%(544) 19%(370) 12%(241) 9%(170) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 25%(167) 29%(192) 23%(151) 15%(98) 8%(55) 663 #1 Issue: Security 13%(35) 25%(64) 26%(67) 28%(73) 9%(23) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 43%(177) 29%(120) 17%(73) 3%(14) 8%(32) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 37%(102) 30%(83) 18%(49) 10%(27) 6%(17) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 44%(42) 29%(28) 6%(6) 9%(8) 12%(12) 96 #1 Issue: Education 35%(33) 26%(24) 14%(13) 8%(8) 17%(16) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 65%(45) 20%(14) 2%(2) 7%(5) 5%(3) 69 #1 Issue: Other 54%(60) 18%(19) 9%(10) 7%(7) 12%(13) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 51%(425) 31%(260) 10%(83) 3%(22) 5%(37) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 14%(88) 24%(155) 30%(194) 27%(173) 6%(39) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 27%(18) 24%(16) 19%(12) 14%(9) 17%(11) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 50%(366) 33%(243) 10%(73) 2%(14) 5%(34) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 13%(87) 24%(163) 30%(206) 27%(181) 7%(45) 682 2016 Vote: Other 39%(53) 28%(39) 18%(24) 8%(11) 7%(9) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 35%(153) 23%(98) 15%(67) 8%(35) 19%(82) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 33%(440) 30%(401) 19%(261) 13%(180) 5%(69) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 35%(220) 23%(143) 17%(109) 10%(61) 16%(102) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 47%(413) 33%(290) 12%(108) 3%(30) 4%(39) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 13%(66) 24%(123) 30%(155) 27%(140) 6%(29) 513 2012 Vote: Other 21%(17) 21%(17) 26%(21) 24%(20) 9%(7) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 32%(164) 22%(114) 17%(86) 10%(52) 19%(95) 511 4-Region: Northeast 34%(120) 29%(104) 19%(67) 10%(35) 8%(29) 354 4-Region: Midwest 33%(150) 30%(138) 18%(82) 11%(49) 8%(36) 456 4-Region: South 31%(234) 26%(194) 19%(144) 14%(105) 9%(65) 741 4-Region: West 36%(156) 25%(108) 18%(77) 12%(52) 9%(40) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 52%(487) 32%(298) 10%(92) 2%(16) 5%(50) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 13%(99) 23%(174) 31%(236) 26%(198) 8%(62) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL6_3: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill to reduce economic inequality An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 30%(590) 32%(631) 17%(331) 12%(233) 10%(201) 1986 Gender: Male 28%(261) 30%(278) 20%(181) 15%(138) 8%(71) 930 Gender: Female 31%(329) 33%(353) 14%(150) 9%(95) 12%(129) 1056 Age: 18-34 36%(180) 25%(127) 14%(69) 8%(41) 16%(82) 499 Age: 35-44 34%(103) 29%(87) 16%(49) 9%(27) 12%(35) 302 Age: 45-64 24%(176) 35%(254) 18%(129) 15%(108) 8%(56) 723 Age: 65+ 28%(130) 35%(163) 18%(85) 12%(58) 6%(27) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 34%(75) 27%(61) 11%(24) 6%(14) 21%(47) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 37%(156) 24%(104) 17%(71) 10%(41) 13%(55) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 28%(127) 33%(150) 19%(85) 11%(52) 10%(44) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 26%(212) 36%(287) 18%(142) 14%(115) 6%(52) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 45%(352) 35%(278) 11%(88) 3%(21) 6%(47) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 24%(134) 28%(157) 19%(106) 11%(64) 17%(97) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 16%(105) 31%(196) 21%(137) 23%(148) 9%(57) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 44%(144) 35%(114) 13%(43) 3%(11) 6%(19) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 46%(207) 36%(164) 10%(45) 2%(10) 6%(28) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 22%(58) 26%(68) 23%(61) 17%(46) 12%(32) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 26%(76) 30%(89) 16%(46) 6%(18) 22%(65) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 18%(59) 29%(95) 23%(78) 24%(81) 6%(21) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 15%(46) 33%(101) 19%(59) 22%(67) 12%(36) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 49%(298) 32%(196) 13%(80) 2%(14) 3%(18) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 28%(149) 37%(197) 17%(91) 8%(45) 10%(51) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 16%(113) 29%(206) 21%(149) 24%(166) 10%(68) 702 Educ: < College 29%(363) 32%(405) 16%(196) 10%(122) 13%(163) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 31%(143) 33%(155) 17%(79) 14%(66) 5%(26) 470 Educ: Post-grad 31%(83) 26%(71) 21%(56) 17%(45) 5%(12) 267 Income: Under 50k 32%(320) 31%(309) 15%(148) 10%(102) 13%(127) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 29%(209) 33%(237) 19%(136) 12%(85) 8%(55) 722 Income: 100k+ 23%(61) 33%(86) 18%(47) 18%(46) 7%(18) 259 Ethnicity: White 27%(427) 32%(518) 18%(292) 13%(216) 10%(153) 1606 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_3: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill to reduce economic inequality An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 30%(590) 32%(631) 17%(331) 12%(233) 10%(201) 1986 Ethnicity: Hispanic 37%(71) 32%(62) 11%(22) 8%(15) 12%(24) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 48%(121) 26%(64) 9%(23) 4%(11) 13%(33) 252 Ethnicity: Other 33%(42) 38%(49) 12%(16) 5%(6) 12%(15) 128 Community: Urban 36%(174) 32%(151) 15%(71) 7%(34) 10%(49) 479 Community: Suburban 30%(295) 32%(311) 17%(166) 12%(117) 9%(92) 981 Community: Rural 23%(121) 32%(170) 18%(94) 16%(82) 11%(60) 527 Employ: Private Sector 29%(197) 34%(226) 19%(128) 12%(78) 7%(45) 673 Employ: Government 30%(40) 24%(33) 15%(20) 20%(27) 10%(14) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 35%(53) 25%(38) 13%(20) 16%(24) 12%(18) 154 Employ: Homemaker 22%(22) 27%(28) 21%(21) 12%(12) 18%(19) 102 Employ: Retired 27%(143) 35%(182) 18%(96) 14%(72) 6%(33) 526 Employ: Unemployed 33%(61) 32%(59) 11%(20) 6%(11) 19%(34) 186 Employ: Other 36%(45) 28%(35) 13%(16) 3%(3) 20%(25) 125 Military HH: Yes 28%(92) 28%(91) 20%(65) 16%(53) 8%(27) 327 Military HH: No 30%(498) 33%(541) 16%(266) 11%(180) 10%(174) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 17%(115) 29%(197) 21%(144) 18%(124) 14%(97) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 36%(475) 33%(435) 14%(187) 8%(109) 8%(103) 1309 Trump Job Approve 16%(131) 29%(232) 22%(174) 22%(174) 10%(83) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 40%(452) 35%(395) 13%(153) 5%(56) 7%(80) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 17%(82) 28%(133) 19%(89) 26%(121) 10%(46) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 15%(49) 31%(99) 26%(85) 17%(53) 11%(37) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 27%(69) 37%(95) 17%(43) 10%(25) 10%(27) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 44%(384) 34%(300) 13%(111) 4%(31) 6%(53) 879 Favorable of Trump 17%(127) 29%(224) 22%(169) 23%(176) 9%(71) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 40%(449) 35%(400) 14%(154) 5%(53) 7%(75) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 18%(84) 30%(142) 19%(91) 24%(116) 9%(43) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 15%(43) 28%(82) 27%(78) 21%(59) 10%(28) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 24%(51) 37%(78) 18%(39) 10%(21) 10%(21) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 43%(398) 35%(322) 13%(115) 3%(32) 6%(54) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_3: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill to reduce economic inequality An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 30%(590) 32%(631) 17%(331) 12%(233) 10%(201) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 28%(184) 31%(203) 18%(117) 15%(99) 9%(60) 663 #1 Issue: Security 12%(32) 31%(80) 18%(48) 27%(70) 12%(30) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 37%(154) 33%(137) 17%(69) 4%(18) 9%(38) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 30%(84) 37%(102) 16%(45) 8%(22) 9%(24) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 41%(40) 30%(29) 9%(8) 6%(6) 14%(13) 96 #1 Issue: Education 26%(24) 33%(31) 14%(13) 11%(10) 17%(16) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 42%(29) 33%(23) 19%(13) — (0) 6%(4) 69 #1 Issue: Other 38%(42) 25%(27) 16%(18) 7%(8) 14%(15) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 44%(364) 35%(286) 13%(104) 3%(26) 6%(47) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 16%(105) 28%(179) 22%(145) 26%(169) 8%(52) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 23%(15) 29%(19) 26%(17) 8%(6) 15%(10) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 46%(333) 35%(255) 11%(83) 3%(19) 6%(41) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 15%(104) 30%(203) 22%(149) 24%(165) 9%(61) 682 2016 Vote: Other 26%(35) 32%(44) 20%(28) 13%(18) 9%(12) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 26%(115) 30%(130) 16%(72) 7%(31) 20%(87) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 31%(423) 32%(428) 17%(226) 13%(180) 7%(93) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 26%(167) 32%(204) 17%(105) 8%(53) 17%(107) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 42%(373) 33%(294) 14%(124) 4%(39) 6%(50) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 14%(72) 31%(161) 20%(104) 26%(134) 8%(42) 513 2012 Vote: Other 18%(15) 29%(24) 21%(18) 22%(18) 10%(8) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 25%(129) 30%(152) 17%(86) 8%(42) 20%(101) 511 4-Region: Northeast 29%(104) 34%(120) 17%(60) 11%(39) 9%(31) 354 4-Region: Midwest 26%(119) 35%(159) 17%(78) 11%(51) 11%(49) 456 4-Region: South 32%(239) 29%(216) 16%(121) 12%(91) 10%(74) 741 4-Region: West 29%(128) 31%(136) 17%(72) 12%(52) 11%(46) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 44%(411) 35%(335) 12%(114) 3%(24) 6%(58) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 16%(120) 29%(225) 22%(170) 23%(181) 10%(74) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL6_4: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing an infrastructure spending bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 30%(605) 40%(801) 12%(243) 3%(50) 14%(286) 1986 Gender: Male 35%(330) 39%(361) 12%(116) 3%(26) 10%(97) 930 Gender: Female 26%(276) 42%(440) 12%(127) 2%(24) 18%(189) 1056 Age: 18-34 20%(98) 31%(156) 17%(87) 4%(21) 27%(136) 499 Age: 35-44 28%(85) 37%(113) 15%(47) 2%(8) 17%(50) 302 Age: 45-64 33%(240) 44%(317) 11%(78) 2%(12) 11%(77) 723 Age: 65+ 40%(183) 47%(215) 7%(32) 2%(10) 5%(23) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 13%(30) 26%(57) 20%(45) 5%(12) 35%(79) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 26%(111) 36%(152) 15%(62) 3%(14) 21%(88) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 29%(134) 41%(188) 14%(66) 2%(9) 14%(63) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 38%(309) 45%(365) 8%(67) 2%(15) 6%(51) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 35%(273) 42%(333) 10%(77) 2%(16) 11%(87) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 27%(150) 34%(191) 13%(72) 2%(13) 24%(132) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 28%(183) 43%(278) 15%(95) 3%(21) 10%(67) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 40%(133) 39%(130) 10%(32) 2%(8) 8%(28) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 31%(139) 45%(203) 10%(44) 2%(9) 13%(59) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 31%(81) 38%(100) 11%(30) 3%(8) 17%(46) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 24%(69) 31%(91) 14%(41) 2%(5) 29%(86) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 34%(115) 39%(131) 16%(54) 3%(11) 7%(23) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 22%(68) 47%(147) 13%(41) 3%(10) 14%(44) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 36%(218) 40%(245) 12%(74) 2%(15) 9%(55) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 32%(171) 42%(225) 10%(53) 2%(9) 14%(75) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 27%(191) 44%(310) 14%(101) 3%(21) 11%(79) 702 Educ: < College 29%(364) 39%(486) 12%(148) 2%(30) 18%(221) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 35%(165) 41%(192) 13%(59) 2%(11) 9%(43) 470 Educ: Post-grad 29%(77) 46%(122) 13%(36) 4%(9) 8%(22) 267 Income: Under 50k 28%(281) 41%(407) 10%(105) 3%(32) 18%(179) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 33%(239) 41%(297) 13%(97) 1%(10) 11%(78) 722 Income: 100k+ 33%(85) 37%(97) 16%(41) 3%(7) 11%(29) 259 Ethnicity: White 30%(490) 42%(674) 12%(190) 3%(42) 13%(211) 1606 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_4: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing an infrastructure spending bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 30%(605) 40%(801) 12%(243) 3%(50) 14%(286) 1986 Ethnicity: Hispanic 23%(43) 39%(75) 14%(26) 5%(10) 20%(38) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 35%(87) 30%(76) 12%(31) 1%(3) 22%(56) 252 Ethnicity: Other 22%(29) 40%(52) 18%(23) 4%(5) 15%(19) 128 Community: Urban 30%(143) 39%(189) 13%(62) 4%(18) 14%(67) 479 Community: Suburban 32%(316) 39%(384) 12%(120) 2%(21) 14%(140) 981 Community: Rural 28%(147) 44%(229) 12%(61) 2%(11) 15%(78) 527 Employ: Private Sector 30%(200) 41%(278) 14%(96) 3%(17) 12%(82) 673 Employ: Government 29%(39) 36%(48) 13%(18) 5%(7) 17%(22) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 31%(48) 35%(53) 16%(25) 3%(4) 16%(24) 154 Employ: Homemaker 26%(27) 32%(33) 10%(10) 4%(4) 29%(29) 102 Employ: Retired 37%(196) 49%(257) 7%(37) 2%(9) 5%(26) 526 Employ: Unemployed 24%(45) 35%(65) 12%(22) 1%(2) 28%(53) 186 Employ: Other 32%(40) 28%(35) 13%(16) 3%(4) 23%(29) 125 Military HH: Yes 34%(112) 41%(134) 11%(37) 3%(10) 10%(34) 327 Military HH: No 30%(494) 40%(667) 12%(206) 2%(40) 15%(251) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 27%(183) 41%(276) 13%(90) 3%(23) 15%(105) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 32%(422) 40%(525) 12%(153) 2%(27) 14%(181) 1309 Trump Job Approve 28%(225) 42%(335) 13%(105) 4%(35) 12%(94) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 33%(379) 40%(456) 12%(136) 1%(15) 13%(151) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 33%(154) 42%(200) 13%(59) 3%(13) 10%(45) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 22%(71) 42%(135) 14%(46) 7%(23) 15%(49) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 24%(62) 36%(94) 19%(49) 2%(4) 19%(49) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 36%(317) 41%(363) 10%(86) 1%(11) 12%(102) 879 Favorable of Trump 30%(227) 43%(326) 13%(102) 4%(33) 10%(78) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 33%(371) 41%(459) 12%(135) 2%(17) 13%(149) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 32%(152) 44%(211) 12%(58) 4%(18) 8%(37) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 26%(75) 40%(115) 15%(44) 5%(15) 14%(42) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 18%(37) 43%(89) 17%(36) 3%(5) 20%(42) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 36%(334) 40%(370) 11%(99) 1%(12) 12%(107) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_4: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing an infrastructure spending bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 30%(605) 40%(801) 12%(243) 3%(50) 14%(286) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 30%(198) 43%(286) 12%(79) 3%(17) 13%(84) 663 #1 Issue: Security 29%(76) 39%(103) 13%(35) 4%(11) 14%(37) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 30%(125) 42%(174) 13%(52) 2%(7) 14%(58) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 40%(110) 45%(124) 5%(15) 2%(6) 8%(22) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 21%(20) 29%(28) 20%(19) 1%(1) 29%(28) 96 #1 Issue: Education 15%(14) 26%(25) 23%(21) 4%(4) 32%(30) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 26%(18) 49%(34) 9%(6) 6%(4) 10%(7) 69 #1 Issue: Other 40%(44) 26%(29) 15%(17) 1%(1) 18%(20) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 37%(309) 42%(346) 9%(75) 2%(15) 10%(82) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 31%(199) 44%(283) 14%(91) 3%(16) 9%(60) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 32%(21) 28%(19) 13%(9) 9%(6) 17%(12) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 38%(277) 41%(301) 8%(61) 2%(13) 11%(78) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 30%(204) 45%(306) 13%(90) 3%(19) 9%(64) 682 2016 Vote: Other 36%(49) 32%(44) 16%(22) 3%(4) 13%(17) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 17%(74) 34%(149) 16%(71) 3%(15) 29%(127) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 36%(480) 43%(581) 11%(148) 2%(26) 9%(116) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 20%(125) 35%(220) 15%(96) 4%(24) 27%(170) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 38%(332) 41%(358) 10%(87) 1%(11) 10%(92) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 30%(155) 46%(236) 13%(65) 3%(17) 8%(41) 513 2012 Vote: Other 35%(29) 42%(35) 11%(9) 3%(3) 8%(7) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 18%(90) 34%(173) 16%(82) 4%(20) 29%(146) 511 4-Region: Northeast 32%(113) 40%(143) 13%(48) 1%(5) 13%(46) 354 4-Region: Midwest 30%(139) 41%(185) 12%(53) 2%(11) 15%(68) 456 4-Region: South 32%(236) 40%(300) 12%(89) 3%(19) 13%(97) 741 4-Region: West 27%(118) 40%(174) 12%(53) 4%(15) 17%(75) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 34%(325) 43%(401) 10%(91) 2%(19) 11%(107) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 27%(206) 43%(331) 15%(116) 3%(25) 12%(91) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL6_5: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing an immigration reform bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 28%(562) 36%(711) 17%(347) 6%(122) 12%(244) 1986 Gender: Male 29%(266) 36%(333) 18%(168) 8%(75) 9%(87) 930 Gender: Female 28%(296) 36%(378) 17%(179) 5%(48) 15%(157) 1056 Age: 18-34 23%(117) 29%(144) 17%(87) 9%(44) 21%(107) 499 Age: 35-44 22%(65) 39%(117) 19%(57) 7%(20) 14%(42) 302 Age: 45-64 28%(199) 38%(273) 20%(147) 4%(32) 10%(72) 723 Age: 65+ 39%(181) 38%(177) 12%(56) 6%(26) 5%(23) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 21%(47) 30%(67) 15%(33) 7%(16) 26%(59) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 25%(107) 30%(126) 20%(85) 9%(40) 16%(69) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 24%(111) 37%(171) 19%(87) 5%(25) 14%(65) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 33%(264) 40%(319) 17%(136) 5%(39) 6%(48) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 26%(201) 40%(318) 20%(155) 4%(35) 10%(77) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 21%(118) 34%(189) 18%(101) 6%(34) 21%(115) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 38%(242) 32%(204) 14%(92) 8%(53) 8%(51) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 26%(85) 41%(136) 21%(69) 6%(21) 6%(21) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 26%(117) 40%(182) 19%(86) 3%(14) 12%(56) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 20%(53) 35%(92) 22%(58) 9%(24) 14%(38) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 22%(65) 33%(97) 15%(42) 4%(11) 26%(77) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 38%(128) 32%(106) 12%(42) 9%(31) 8%(28) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 37%(114) 32%(98) 16%(50) 7%(23) 8%(24) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 29%(178) 38%(231) 19%(112) 6%(38) 8%(47) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 22%(115) 41%(216) 21%(112) 5%(26) 12%(64) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 35%(249) 32%(227) 16%(111) 8%(53) 9%(63) 702 Educ: < College 27%(343) 34%(428) 17%(210) 7%(81) 15%(187) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 28%(130) 41%(191) 19%(87) 5%(25) 8%(36) 470 Educ: Post-grad 33%(89) 34%(92) 19%(50) 6%(16) 8%(21) 267 Income: Under 50k 28%(280) 34%(342) 17%(167) 6%(63) 15%(154) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 28%(204) 38%(274) 19%(134) 6%(45) 9%(65) 722 Income: 100k+ 30%(79) 37%(96) 18%(46) 6%(14) 10%(25) 259 Ethnicity: White 29%(459) 36%(578) 18%(291) 6%(97) 11%(181) 1606 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_5: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing an immigration reform bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 28%(562) 36%(711) 17%(347) 6%(122) 12%(244) 1986 Ethnicity: Hispanic 27%(51) 35%(67) 15%(28) 9%(18) 15%(28) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 27%(68) 35%(89) 12%(31) 8%(19) 18%(45) 252 Ethnicity: Other 27%(35) 35%(45) 20%(25) 5%(6) 14%(18) 128 Community: Urban 31%(147) 36%(170) 18%(87) 4%(19) 12%(56) 479 Community: Suburban 28%(276) 37%(358) 17%(162) 7%(66) 12%(119) 981 Community: Rural 26%(139) 35%(183) 19%(98) 7%(38) 13%(68) 527 Employ: Private Sector 24%(160) 38%(256) 21%(143) 8%(54) 9%(61) 673 Employ: Government 25%(34) 31%(42) 20%(26) 7%(9) 18%(24) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 33%(51) 33%(50) 16%(24) 5%(8) 14%(21) 154 Employ: Homemaker 20%(20) 34%(34) 15%(16) 11%(12) 20%(20) 102 Employ: Retired 39%(204) 37%(193) 14%(74) 4%(23) 6%(31) 526 Employ: Unemployed 23%(42) 36%(68) 17%(31) 3%(5) 22%(40) 186 Employ: Other 26%(32) 27%(33) 18%(22) 5%(7) 24%(30) 125 Military HH: Yes 34%(111) 35%(115) 17%(57) 6%(20) 8%(25) 327 Military HH: No 27%(451) 36%(596) 17%(290) 6%(102) 13%(219) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 35%(236) 30%(204) 14%(95) 8%(57) 13%(86) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 25%(326) 39%(508) 19%(251) 5%(65) 12%(158) 1309 Trump Job Approve 34%(267) 32%(255) 15%(121) 9%(71) 10%(79) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 26%(293) 39%(444) 20%(224) 4%(51) 11%(125) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 42%(197) 26%(120) 15%(69) 10%(46) 8%(39) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 22%(70) 42%(135) 16%(52) 8%(25) 13%(41) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 22%(56) 42%(108) 19%(48) 5%(14) 13%(32) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 27%(237) 38%(336) 20%(176) 4%(37) 11%(92) 879 Favorable of Trump 36%(273) 32%(245) 15%(116) 9%(66) 9%(65) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 25%(279) 40%(450) 20%(224) 5%(52) 11%(125) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 43%(203) 27%(126) 14%(67) 10%(48) 7%(32) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 24%(71) 41%(119) 17%(49) 6%(18) 11%(33) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 18%(37) 45%(95) 18%(37) 5%(10) 15%(31) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 26%(242) 39%(355) 20%(187) 5%(43) 10%(95) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_5: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing an immigration reform bill An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 28%(562) 36%(711) 17%(347) 6%(122) 12%(244) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 30%(202) 37%(247) 15%(102) 6%(43) 10%(70) 663 #1 Issue: Security 37%(96) 25%(64) 14%(35) 12%(30) 13%(34) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 24%(100) 36%(149) 26%(107) 3%(13) 11%(46) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 29%(81) 42%(116) 14%(40) 6%(16) 9%(24) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 27%(25) 33%(32) 15%(14) 6%(6) 20%(19) 96 #1 Issue: Education 15%(14) 36%(34) 16%(15) 11%(10) 23%(22) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 18%(12) 41%(28) 24%(17) 5%(3) 12%(9) 69 #1 Issue: Other 28%(31) 36%(40) 15%(17) 2%(2) 18%(20) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 27%(221) 39%(322) 20%(166) 5%(41) 9%(78) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 39%(253) 32%(210) 15%(99) 8%(50) 6%(39) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 22%(15) 35%(24) 19%(13) 4%(3) 19%(13) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 27%(194) 40%(289) 20%(145) 4%(32) 10%(70) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 37%(252) 33%(222) 16%(107) 8%(56) 7%(45) 682 2016 Vote: Other 23%(31) 41%(57) 21%(28) 4%(6) 11%(15) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 20%(85) 32%(141) 15%(67) 6%(28) 26%(114) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 32%(439) 36%(485) 18%(245) 6%(84) 7%(98) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 19%(123) 36%(226) 16%(102) 6%(39) 23%(146) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 27%(238) 39%(346) 20%(173) 5%(46) 9%(77) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 37%(187) 35%(180) 15%(75) 7%(38) 6%(32) 513 2012 Vote: Other 45%(37) 22%(18) 18%(15) 8%(7) 7%(6) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 19%(100) 33%(167) 16%(84) 6%(32) 25%(129) 511 4-Region: Northeast 30%(108) 36%(126) 19%(66) 5%(18) 10%(37) 354 4-Region: Midwest 27%(125) 38%(173) 18%(82) 4%(20) 12%(56) 456 4-Region: South 28%(208) 37%(274) 15%(113) 8%(58) 12%(88) 741 4-Region: West 28%(121) 32%(138) 20%(85) 6%(27) 14%(63) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 25%(238) 40%(380) 20%(186) 4%(42) 10%(97) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 35%(273) 33%(250) 15%(113) 9%(66) 9%(67) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL6_6: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Constructing a wall along the U.S. / Mexico border An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 21%(408) 16%(322) 16%(320) 39%(778) 8%(157) 1986 Gender: Male 22%(206) 19%(179) 17%(156) 35%(330) 6%(59) 930 Gender: Female 19%(203) 14%(143) 16%(164) 42%(449) 9%(99) 1056 Age: 18-34 11%(55) 12%(62) 16%(78) 44%(220) 17%(83) 499 Age: 35-44 17%(50) 21%(63) 15%(44) 39%(117) 9%(28) 302 Age: 45-64 23%(167) 18%(131) 18%(132) 36%(259) 5%(34) 723 Age: 65+ 29%(136) 14%(66) 14%(66) 39%(182) 3%(12) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 9%(21) 12%(27) 15%(33) 43%(95) 21%(47) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 15%(65) 16%(67) 15%(62) 42%(181) 12%(51) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 17%(78) 19%(88) 19%(87) 39%(179) 6%(26) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 27%(215) 17%(134) 16%(131) 36%(294) 4%(32) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 6%(46) 10%(75) 17%(130) 63%(495) 5%(40) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 13%(72) 16%(88) 15%(86) 41%(230) 15%(81) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 45%(291) 25%(159) 16%(104) 8%(54) 6%(36) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 7%(23) 13%(44) 19%(64) 57%(187) 4%(12) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 5%(23) 7%(31) 15%(66) 68%(308) 6%(27) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 15%(41) 18%(47) 15%(39) 42%(110) 11%(28) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 11%(31) 14%(41) 16%(48) 41%(120) 18%(54) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 42%(141) 26%(88) 16%(54) 10%(32) 6%(18) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 48%(149) 23%(71) 16%(50) 7%(21) 6%(18) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 6%(38) 6%(38) 11%(66) 74%(447) 3%(17) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 12%(65) 16%(87) 24%(129) 40%(215) 7%(37) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 41%(288) 25%(177) 16%(110) 12%(85) 6%(41) 702 Educ: < College 23%(292) 17%(207) 16%(206) 34%(425) 10%(119) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 16%(74) 14%(66) 19%(88) 47%(219) 5%(23) 470 Educ: Post-grad 16%(43) 18%(48) 10%(27) 50%(134) 6%(15) 267 Income: Under 50k 22%(226) 15%(155) 15%(150) 37%(373) 10%(102) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 19%(135) 16%(115) 18%(128) 42%(303) 5%(40) 722 Income: 100k+ 18%(47) 20%(52) 16%(42) 40%(103) 6%(16) 259 Ethnicity: White 23%(366) 17%(270) 16%(252) 38%(610) 7%(108) 1606 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_6: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Constructing a wall along the U.S. / Mexico border An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 21%(408) 16%(322) 16%(320) 39%(778) 8%(157) 1986 Ethnicity: Hispanic 10%(18) 17%(33) 15%(29) 49%(94) 9%(18) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 10%(26) 12%(31) 20%(50) 43%(108) 15%(37) 252 Ethnicity: Other 12%(16) 17%(21) 14%(18) 48%(61) 9%(12) 128 Community: Urban 16%(77) 13%(63) 17%(83) 43%(203) 11%(51) 479 Community: Suburban 19%(188) 15%(148) 16%(161) 42%(413) 7%(70) 981 Community: Rural 27%(143) 21%(111) 14%(76) 31%(162) 7%(36) 527 Employ: Private Sector 18%(119) 18%(121) 20%(134) 40%(266) 5%(33) 673 Employ: Government 18%(25) 20%(27) 16%(21) 38%(51) 8%(11) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 17%(26) 19%(29) 13%(21) 43%(66) 8%(12) 154 Employ: Homemaker 14%(14) 18%(18) 21%(22) 32%(33) 15%(15) 102 Employ: Retired 31%(165) 12%(65) 14%(73) 39%(206) 3%(17) 526 Employ: Unemployed 14%(27) 19%(34) 13%(25) 36%(67) 18%(33) 186 Employ: Other 20%(25) 15%(19) 13%(16) 33%(41) 19%(24) 125 Military HH: Yes 24%(78) 16%(53) 21%(68) 35%(116) 4%(13) 327 Military HH: No 20%(331) 16%(269) 15%(252) 40%(662) 9%(144) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 44%(298) 23%(159) 14%(96) 8%(56) 10%(68) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 8%(110) 12%(163) 17%(225) 55%(722) 7%(89) 1309 Trump Job Approve 44%(345) 29%(228) 16%(126) 5%(42) 7%(53) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 5%(62) 8%(89) 17%(190) 64%(725) 6%(70) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 59%(279) 24%(115) 10%(47) 2%(10) 4%(21) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 21%(66) 35%(113) 25%(79) 10%(32) 10%(32) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 9%(23) 18%(46) 28%(72) 38%(98) 8%(19) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 5%(40) 5%(43) 13%(118) 71%(627) 6%(51) 879 Favorable of Trump 46%(353) 29%(223) 16%(120) 5%(35) 5%(36) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 5%(51) 8%(90) 17%(193) 65%(730) 6%(67) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 61%(293) 24%(116) 8%(40) 2%(10) 4%(17) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 21%(60) 37%(107) 27%(79) 9%(25) 7%(19) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 7%(15) 19%(39) 30%(63) 35%(73) 9%(19) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 4%(36) 5%(51) 14%(131) 71%(657) 5%(48) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_6: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Constructing a wall along the U.S. / Mexico border An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 21%(408) 16%(322) 16%(320) 39%(778) 8%(157) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 22%(146) 22%(148) 18%(122) 30%(198) 7%(48) 663 #1 Issue: Security 57%(149) 15%(39) 9%(24) 11%(27) 8%(21) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 8%(34) 13%(53) 16%(66) 55%(230) 8%(33) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 19%(54) 15%(43) 20%(57) 41%(115) 3%(10) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 9%(9) 9%(9) 14%(13) 58%(55) 10%(10) 96 #1 Issue: Education 6%(6) 14%(13) 17%(16) 46%(44) 16%(15) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 3%(2) 8%(5) 13%(9) 65%(45) 11%(7) 69 #1 Issue: Other 8%(9) 11%(12) 11%(12) 58%(65) 12%(13) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 5%(43) 7%(61) 16%(134) 66%(546) 5%(43) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 45%(293) 27%(174) 15%(100) 9%(59) 4%(25) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 14%(9) 19%(13) 19%(13) 31%(20) 17%(12) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 6%(41) 7%(51) 16%(119) 66%(481) 5%(38) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 45%(307) 27%(187) 16%(107) 8%(53) 4%(28) 682 2016 Vote: Other 9%(12) 8%(11) 22%(31) 52%(71) 9%(12) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 11%(49) 17%(73) 15%(64) 39%(170) 18%(79) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 24%(318) 16%(213) 16%(220) 40%(540) 4%(59) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 14%(90) 17%(108) 16%(101) 37%(238) 15%(98) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 9%(79) 10%(92) 18%(155) 58%(512) 5%(41) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 42%(215) 26%(133) 16%(81) 13%(65) 4%(18) 513 2012 Vote: Other 43%(35) 14%(11) 14%(12) 22%(18) 7%(5) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 15%(77) 17%(85) 14%(73) 36%(183) 18%(93) 511 4-Region: Northeast 21%(74) 16%(55) 17%(61) 41%(145) 6%(20) 354 4-Region: Midwest 18%(82) 17%(79) 16%(74) 40%(184) 8%(36) 456 4-Region: South 24%(177) 17%(125) 18%(135) 33%(247) 8%(58) 741 4-Region: West 17%(76) 14%(62) 12%(51) 47%(202) 10%(43) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 5%(52) 9%(83) 15%(146) 65%(611) 6%(52) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 42%(321) 26%(201) 16%(124) 10%(81) 6%(43) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL6_7: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill that grants young people who were brought to the United States illegally when they were children, often with their parents, protection from deportation An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 25%(500) 32%(636) 17%(331) 16%(312) 10%(207) 1986 Gender: Male 23%(211) 30%(283) 19%(178) 19%(174) 9%(84) 930 Gender: Female 27%(289) 33%(353) 15%(153) 13%(138) 12%(123) 1056 Age: 18-34 29%(147) 31%(152) 13%(66) 9%(46) 18%(88) 499 Age: 35-44 25%(77) 30%(91) 18%(55) 14%(44) 12%(36) 302 Age: 45-64 20%(146) 32%(235) 19%(135) 20%(148) 8%(60) 723 Age: 65+ 28%(131) 34%(159) 16%(75) 16%(74) 5%(23) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 31%(68) 30%(67) 10%(23) 9%(19) 20%(45) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 27%(116) 29%(125) 17%(72) 12%(51) 15%(62) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 22%(102) 32%(146) 17%(78) 18%(81) 11%(51) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 24%(190) 34%(278) 18%(146) 18%(149) 5%(44) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 39%(304) 37%(294) 13%(106) 3%(27) 7%(55) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 20%(114) 30%(168) 18%(99) 16%(88) 16%(89) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 13%(82) 27%(174) 20%(127) 30%(196) 10%(63) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 37%(121) 37%(124) 17%(55) 4%(13) 5%(17) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 40%(183) 37%(170) 11%(50) 3%(14) 8%(38) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 17%(46) 27%(71) 21%(56) 21%(55) 14%(36) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 23%(67) 33%(97) 14%(42) 11%(33) 18%(52) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 13%(44) 26%(88) 20%(66) 32%(105) 9%(31) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 13%(39) 28%(86) 20%(61) 29%(91) 11%(33) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 44%(268) 38%(233) 10%(63) 3%(16) 5%(27) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 23%(122) 37%(195) 18%(97) 12%(65) 10%(54) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 11%(77) 26%(183) 23%(162) 30%(212) 10%(68) 702 Educ: < College 23%(287) 32%(399) 16%(205) 17%(207) 12%(150) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 27%(128) 33%(155) 17%(81) 14%(66) 8%(39) 470 Educ: Post-grad 32%(85) 31%(82) 17%(44) 14%(38) 7%(18) 267 Income: Under 50k 24%(239) 31%(317) 16%(163) 16%(158) 13%(130) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 27%(195) 32%(233) 17%(124) 15%(111) 8%(58) 722 Income: 100k+ 26%(66) 34%(87) 17%(44) 16%(43) 7%(19) 259 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_7: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill that grants young people who were brought to the United States illegally when they were children, often with their parents, protection from deportation An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 25%(500) 32%(636) 17%(331) 16%(312) 10%(207) 1986 Ethnicity: White 23%(377) 32%(513) 17%(276) 18%(286) 10%(155) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 41%(79) 23%(44) 15%(29) 9%(17) 12%(24) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 31%(77) 35%(89) 14%(36) 4%(11) 15%(38) 252 Ethnicity: Other 35%(45) 27%(34) 15%(19) 12%(15) 11%(14) 128 Community: Urban 33%(160) 33%(157) 16%(75) 8%(39) 10%(47) 479 Community: Suburban 25%(247) 32%(311) 16%(158) 16%(160) 11%(104) 981 Community: Rural 18%(92) 32%(168) 19%(98) 21%(112) 11%(56) 527 Employ: Private Sector 24%(159) 33%(225) 19%(125) 16%(106) 9%(58) 673 Employ: Government 25%(33) 31%(41) 14%(19) 19%(25) 11%(15) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 32%(49) 26%(41) 15%(23) 14%(21) 13%(20) 154 Employ: Homemaker 22%(23) 32%(33) 9%(10) 20%(21) 16%(17) 102 Employ: Retired 27%(142) 33%(173) 17%(91) 18%(94) 5%(25) 526 Employ: Unemployed 25%(46) 24%(45) 18%(33) 13%(24) 20%(37) 186 Employ: Other 23%(29) 29%(36) 16%(20) 12%(15) 19%(24) 125 Military HH: Yes 25%(82) 28%(90) 20%(65) 20%(65) 8%(25) 327 Military HH: No 25%(418) 33%(546) 16%(267) 15%(247) 11%(182) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 12%(81) 26%(178) 19%(131) 29%(198) 13%(90) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 32%(419) 35%(459) 15%(200) 9%(114) 9%(117) 1309 Trump Job Approve 12%(93) 27%(213) 20%(162) 31%(242) 10%(83) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 35%(400) 36%(413) 15%(167) 6%(70) 8%(88) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 11%(53) 23%(109) 19%(89) 37%(176) 9%(44) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 12%(40) 32%(104) 23%(73) 21%(66) 12%(39) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 26%(66) 33%(86) 20%(51) 12%(31) 10%(25) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 38%(334) 37%(327) 13%(116) 4%(39) 7%(63) 879 Favorable of Trump 11%(83) 27%(206) 21%(161) 32%(247) 9%(69) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 36%(407) 37%(415) 15%(167) 5%(59) 7%(83) 1131 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_7: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill that grants young people who were brought to the United States illegally when they were children, often with their parents, protection from deportation An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 25%(500) 32%(636) 17%(331) 16%(312) 10%(207) 1986 Very Favorable of Trump 12%(59) 24%(112) 19%(89) 37%(177) 8%(39) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 8%(24) 32%(94) 25%(73) 24%(70) 10%(29) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 22%(46) 35%(74) 21%(43) 13%(26) 10%(20) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 39%(362) 37%(341) 13%(124) 4%(33) 7%(63) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 21%(139) 31%(205) 20%(130) 18%(117) 11%(72) 663 #1 Issue: Security 12%(32) 17%(45) 17%(45) 41%(107) 12%(30) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 32%(134) 36%(150) 17%(72) 7%(27) 8%(32) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 27%(76) 38%(104) 13%(37) 15%(42) 7%(19) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 37%(36) 37%(36) 6%(6) 4%(4) 15%(15) 96 #1 Issue: Education 25%(24) 34%(32) 15%(14) 3%(3) 22%(21) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 23%(16) 57%(40) 12%(8) 3%(2) 5%(3) 69 #1 Issue: Other 40%(44) 22%(24) 17%(19) 8%(9) 13%(15) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 38%(317) 37%(305) 14%(117) 4%(33) 7%(55) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 13%(83) 26%(167) 22%(143) 31%(202) 8%(54) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 26%(17) 26%(17) 18%(12) 15%(10) 15%(10) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 39%(285) 37%(270) 13%(95) 4%(28) 7%(51) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 11%(73) 27%(182) 21%(145) 33%(224) 8%(57) 682 2016 Vote: Other 25%(34) 35%(48) 22%(30) 9%(12) 9%(13) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 24%(105) 31%(137) 14%(60) 11%(48) 20%(86) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 27%(362) 32%(428) 18%(247) 16%(218) 7%(96) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 22%(137) 33%(208) 13%(84) 15%(94) 17%(111) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 36%(316) 36%(316) 16%(138) 6%(51) 7%(59) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 12%(61) 28%(143) 21%(110) 31%(162) 7%(38) 513 2012 Vote: Other 11%(9) 25%(20) 19%(16) 35%(29) 10%(8) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 22%(113) 31%(157) 13%(67) 14%(70) 20%(103) 511 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_7: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing a bill that grants young people who were brought to the United States illegally when they were children, often with their parents, protection from deportation An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 25%(500) 32%(636) 17%(331) 16%(312) 10%(207) 1986 4-Region: Northeast 24%(85) 35%(124) 16%(58) 15%(53) 10%(34) 354 4-Region: Midwest 26%(117) 33%(151) 17%(79) 15%(68) 9%(41) 456 4-Region: South 23%(171) 32%(237) 17%(124) 17%(125) 11%(85) 741 4-Region: West 29%(127) 29%(125) 16%(70) 15%(66) 11%(46) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 38%(358) 38%(359) 14%(128) 4%(33) 7%(65) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 12%(94) 27%(204) 22%(169) 30%(231) 9%(71) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL6_8: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Reducing the federal budget deficit An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 37%(731) 37%(725) 13%(267) 3%(51) 11%(211) 1986 Gender: Male 38%(352) 35%(330) 15%(139) 3%(27) 9%(82) 930 Gender: Female 36%(379) 37%(395) 12%(128) 2%(25) 12%(129) 1056 Age: 18-34 25%(124) 29%(145) 17%(84) 6%(27) 24%(118) 499 Age: 35-44 33%(98) 40%(120) 14%(42) 2%(6) 12%(36) 302 Age: 45-64 42%(306) 38%(278) 12%(87) 2%(13) 6%(40) 723 Age: 65+ 44%(203) 39%(183) 12%(54) 1%(5) 4%(17) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 17%(38) 29%(64) 17%(39) 7%(15) 30%(67) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 31%(132) 33%(141) 15%(65) 4%(17) 17%(72) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 36%(166) 39%(179) 16%(73) 1%(6) 7%(34) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 45%(360) 39%(312) 10%(84) 1%(12) 5%(38) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 33%(258) 40%(311) 17%(131) 2%(15) 9%(71) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 31%(175) 34%(187) 13%(75) 4%(21) 18%(100) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 46%(299) 35%(227) 10%(61) 2%(15) 6%(41) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 34%(113) 35%(116) 21%(71) 3%(9) 7%(22) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 32%(144) 43%(195) 13%(61) 1%(6) 11%(49) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 35%(93) 34%(89) 12%(33) 4%(11) 15%(39) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 28%(82) 33%(98) 14%(42) 4%(10) 21%(61) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 44%(146) 37%(124) 11%(35) 2%(7) 6%(21) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 49%(153) 33%(103) 8%(26) 3%(8) 6%(19) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 28%(173) 42%(255) 19%(113) 4%(22) 7%(44) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 35%(185) 37%(198) 15%(78) 3%(14) 11%(59) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 50%(349) 34%(238) 10%(67) 1%(9) 6%(40) 702 Educ: < College 37%(468) 35%(432) 13%(163) 2%(30) 13%(157) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 36%(168) 41%(191) 13%(61) 3%(15) 7%(35) 470 Educ: Post-grad 36%(96) 38%(103) 16%(44) 2%(6) 7%(19) 267 Income: Under 50k 37%(371) 33%(333) 14%(136) 3%(33) 13%(133) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 38%(276) 39%(282) 14%(98) 2%(12) 7%(53) 722 Income: 100k+ 33%(85) 42%(110) 13%(33) 2%(6) 10%(25) 259 Ethnicity: White 38%(608) 37%(600) 13%(214) 2%(36) 9%(148) 1606 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_8: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Reducing the federal budget deficit An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 37%(731) 37%(725) 13%(267) 3%(51) 11%(211) 1986 Ethnicity: Hispanic 31%(59) 33%(64) 17%(33) 5%(9) 14%(26) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 33%(82) 30%(76) 16%(40) 4%(10) 18%(44) 252 Ethnicity: Other 32%(41) 38%(49) 11%(14) 4%(5) 15%(19) 128 Community: Urban 32%(151) 40%(190) 13%(60) 4%(22) 12%(56) 479 Community: Suburban 36%(349) 36%(354) 16%(152) 2%(19) 11%(106) 981 Community: Rural 44%(231) 34%(182) 10%(55) 2%(10) 9%(49) 527 Employ: Private Sector 36%(244) 38%(252) 16%(107) 2%(15) 8%(54) 673 Employ: Government 32%(43) 36%(48) 14%(19) 9%(12) 9%(12) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 37%(57) 37%(56) 10%(16) 3%(5) 13%(20) 154 Employ: Homemaker 32%(33) 37%(38) 11%(11) 1%(1) 19%(19) 102 Employ: Retired 44%(229) 39%(207) 12%(62) 1%(7) 4%(21) 526 Employ: Unemployed 31%(58) 36%(68) 8%(14) 3%(5) 22%(40) 186 Employ: Other 37%(47) 26%(32) 15%(19) 2%(3) 19%(24) 125 Military HH: Yes 43%(142) 35%(116) 11%(37) 3%(11) 7%(22) 327 Military HH: No 36%(589) 37%(609) 14%(230) 2%(41) 11%(189) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 41%(279) 36%(241) 9%(64) 2%(11) 12%(83) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 35%(452) 37%(484) 16%(204) 3%(40) 10%(129) 1309 Trump Job Approve 46%(362) 34%(267) 10%(80) 2%(20) 8%(65) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 32%(362) 40%(452) 16%(184) 3%(32) 10%(108) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 47%(221) 32%(152) 11%(52) 2%(11) 7%(34) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 44%(141) 36%(114) 8%(27) 3%(8) 10%(31) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 31%(81) 43%(111) 11%(28) 4%(10) 11%(28) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 32%(281) 39%(341) 18%(156) 2%(22) 9%(80) 879 Favorable of Trump 47%(360) 34%(262) 9%(71) 3%(22) 7%(50) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 31%(356) 40%(451) 17%(190) 2%(25) 10%(110) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 47%(224) 34%(160) 11%(52) 3%(14) 6%(27) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 47%(136) 35%(102) 6%(19) 3%(9) 8%(23) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 31%(66) 43%(89) 12%(24) 2%(4) 12%(26) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 31%(290) 39%(362) 18%(165) 2%(21) 9%(84) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_8: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Reducing the federal budget deficit An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 37%(731) 37%(725) 13%(267) 3%(51) 11%(211) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 43%(282) 37%(247) 10%(64) 2%(13) 8%(56) 663 #1 Issue: Security 41%(106) 33%(86) 11%(29) 4%(10) 11%(29) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 29%(122) 40%(167) 19%(78) 2%(8) 10%(41) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 46%(127) 36%(100) 10%(29) 2%(5) 6%(16) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 30%(29) 33%(32) 19%(18) 2%(2) 16%(15) 96 #1 Issue: Education 27%(25) 29%(28) 14%(13) 5%(5) 24%(23) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 16%(11) 45%(31) 20%(14) 5%(3) 14%(10) 69 #1 Issue: Other 27%(30) 31%(35) 20%(22) 3%(4) 19%(21) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 33%(272) 40%(330) 17%(140) 3%(21) 8%(64) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 50%(325) 35%(226) 10%(62) 1%(9) 4%(28) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 37%(24) 27%(18) 15%(10) 6%(4) 15%(10) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 33%(244) 40%(295) 16%(117) 2%(16) 8%(58) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 48%(325) 35%(240) 10%(71) 2%(11) 5%(34) 682 2016 Vote: Other 41%(56) 34%(47) 13%(18) 3%(4) 9%(12) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 24%(104) 33%(143) 14%(61) 5%(20) 25%(108) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 41%(560) 38%(512) 13%(180) 2%(26) 5%(72) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 27%(171) 33%(213) 14%(87) 4%(25) 22%(139) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 37%(328) 38%(334) 15%(134) 3%(22) 7%(61) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 46%(236) 40%(206) 9%(48) 1%(6) 3%(17) 513 2012 Vote: Other 55%(45) 29%(24) 5%(4) 3%(2) 8%(7) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 24%(122) 32%(162) 16%(80) 4%(20) 25%(126) 511 4-Region: Northeast 38%(135) 39%(138) 13%(47) 1%(3) 9%(32) 354 4-Region: Midwest 37%(167) 39%(179) 12%(54) 3%(13) 9%(43) 456 4-Region: South 37%(277) 35%(263) 14%(102) 3%(20) 11%(79) 741 4-Region: West 35%(152) 33%(145) 15%(64) 4%(16) 13%(58) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 32%(298) 41%(383) 17%(156) 2%(18) 9%(88) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 46%(352) 35%(272) 10%(74) 2%(16) 7%(55) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL6_9: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing legislation placing additional restrictions on gun ownership An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 29%(571) 27%(537) 14%(285) 21%(409) 9%(183) 1986 Gender: Male 26%(244) 28%(257) 14%(128) 25%(228) 8%(72) 930 Gender: Female 31%(327) 27%(280) 15%(157) 17%(181) 11%(112) 1056 Age: 18-34 31%(155) 24%(118) 15%(76) 13%(65) 17%(85) 499 Age: 35-44 24%(73) 31%(93) 14%(42) 21%(63) 10%(31) 302 Age: 45-64 26%(185) 27%(194) 15%(109) 26%(185) 7%(50) 723 Age: 65+ 34%(158) 28%(132) 13%(59) 21%(97) 4%(17) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 37%(81) 20%(44) 15%(34) 7%(16) 21%(48) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 25%(109) 28%(119) 15%(64) 19%(81) 13%(54) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 25%(115) 27%(126) 13%(61) 26%(117) 9%(40) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 29%(234) 29%(233) 15%(118) 22%(179) 5%(42) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 43%(341) 33%(261) 13%(100) 5%(36) 6%(48) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 23%(129) 24%(133) 17%(93) 21%(114) 16%(88) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 16%(101) 22%(143) 14%(92) 40%(259) 7%(48) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 38%(125) 36%(119) 15%(49) 6%(21) 5%(18) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 48%(216) 31%(141) 11%(51) 3%(15) 7%(30) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 22%(58) 23%(61) 17%(44) 26%(68) 13%(34) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 24%(71) 25%(73) 17%(49) 16%(46) 18%(54) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 19%(62) 23%(77) 11%(35) 42%(140) 6%(20) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 13%(40) 21%(66) 18%(57) 39%(119) 9%(27) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 47%(284) 34%(206) 10%(61) 5%(31) 4%(25) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 29%(153) 32%(168) 17%(92) 14%(72) 9%(48) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 15%(105) 20%(143) 17%(121) 40%(284) 7%(49) 702 Educ: < College 27%(342) 25%(314) 15%(189) 21%(259) 12%(145) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 31%(148) 29%(138) 13%(62) 21%(99) 5%(23) 470 Educ: Post-grad 31%(82) 32%(85) 13%(34) 19%(51) 6%(16) 267 Income: Under 50k 29%(287) 25%(247) 14%(141) 21%(209) 12%(121) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 29%(207) 30%(218) 15%(106) 20%(146) 6%(44) 722 Income: 100k+ 30%(77) 28%(72) 14%(37) 21%(54) 7%(19) 259 Ethnicity: White 26%(413) 27%(428) 15%(241) 24%(393) 8%(131) 1606 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_9: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing legislation placing additional restrictions on gun ownership An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 29%(571) 27%(537) 14%(285) 21%(409) 9%(183) 1986 Ethnicity: Hispanic 41%(79) 24%(47) 14%(26) 9%(18) 11%(22) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 46%(117) 26%(66) 11%(28) 2%(4) 15%(37) 252 Ethnicity: Other 33%(42) 34%(43) 12%(16) 9%(12) 12%(16) 128 Community: Urban 35%(169) 30%(142) 12%(56) 13%(64) 10%(49) 479 Community: Suburban 31%(306) 27%(268) 14%(133) 20%(193) 8%(80) 981 Community: Rural 18%(96) 24%(127) 18%(96) 29%(153) 10%(55) 527 Employ: Private Sector 26%(174) 31%(208) 16%(106) 21%(139) 7%(46) 673 Employ: Government 22%(29) 20%(26) 18%(24) 27%(36) 14%(19) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 30%(47) 24%(38) 14%(21) 21%(32) 10%(16) 154 Employ: Homemaker 23%(23) 22%(23) 12%(12) 28%(28) 16%(16) 102 Employ: Retired 34%(180) 26%(139) 12%(64) 24%(125) 3%(18) 526 Employ: Unemployed 28%(52) 22%(41) 16%(30) 16%(29) 19%(35) 186 Employ: Other 24%(30) 32%(40) 12%(16) 13%(16) 18%(23) 125 Military HH: Yes 29%(94) 26%(84) 11%(35) 29%(94) 6%(20) 327 Military HH: No 29%(477) 27%(453) 15%(250) 19%(315) 10%(164) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 14%(95) 20%(133) 16%(110) 38%(254) 12%(84) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 36%(476) 31%(404) 13%(175) 12%(155) 8%(99) 1309 Trump Job Approve 14%(110) 20%(158) 18%(140) 41%(323) 8%(63) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 40%(458) 33%(371) 12%(141) 7%(82) 7%(84) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 14%(68) 17%(78) 13%(60) 48%(228) 8%(38) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 13%(42) 25%(80) 25%(80) 30%(96) 8%(25) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 25%(64) 33%(86) 20%(52) 12%(31) 10%(25) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 45%(394) 33%(286) 10%(89) 6%(51) 7%(59) 879 Favorable of Trump 14%(108) 20%(151) 17%(133) 42%(321) 7%(52) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 40%(451) 33%(377) 13%(142) 7%(83) 7%(77) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 15%(70) 17%(83) 12%(59) 49%(231) 7%(33) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 13%(38) 23%(67) 26%(74) 31%(90) 7%(20) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 20%(43) 35%(73) 21%(45) 13%(28) 10%(20) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 44%(409) 33%(304) 11%(97) 6%(56) 6%(56) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_9: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Passing legislation placing additional restrictions on gun ownership An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 29%(571) 27%(537) 14%(285) 21%(409) 9%(183) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 23%(154) 27%(180) 15%(99) 26%(173) 9%(58) 663 #1 Issue: Security 17%(45) 21%(53) 13%(33) 40%(103) 10%(25) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 34%(142) 33%(135) 16%(65) 9%(36) 9%(37) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 34%(94) 27%(74) 16%(44) 19%(53) 5%(13) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 38%(37) 25%(24) 11%(10) 14%(14) 12%(11) 96 #1 Issue: Education 30%(28) 23%(21) 19%(18) 10%(10) 18%(17) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 31%(22) 38%(26) 16%(11) 8%(5) 8%(5) 69 #1 Issue: Other 45%(50) 21%(23) 5%(6) 14%(15) 15%(17) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 42%(346) 35%(290) 12%(95) 5%(45) 6%(51) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 15%(99) 20%(127) 17%(111) 43%(277) 6%(37) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 15%(10) 21%(14) 28%(19) 21%(14) 15%(10) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 45%(325) 35%(256) 10%(75) 4%(32) 6%(41) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 15%(99) 21%(142) 17%(115) 42%(283) 6%(43) 682 2016 Vote: Other 19%(26) 30%(41) 20%(27) 20%(27) 11%(15) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 27%(119) 22%(97) 16%(68) 15%(67) 19%(84) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 29%(390) 28%(384) 14%(192) 23%(310) 6%(75) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 28%(181) 24%(153) 15%(93) 16%(100) 17%(108) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 41%(360) 33%(289) 13%(114) 8%(67) 6%(50) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 13%(67) 23%(120) 15%(79) 43%(221) 5%(27) 513 2012 Vote: Other 15%(12) 14%(11) 13%(11) 50%(41) 8%(7) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 26%(132) 23%(117) 16%(81) 16%(81) 20%(100) 511 4-Region: Northeast 33%(116) 31%(109) 14%(48) 16%(56) 7%(26) 354 4-Region: Midwest 25%(116) 30%(136) 16%(75) 18%(83) 10%(46) 456 4-Region: South 28%(206) 26%(192) 14%(103) 23%(174) 9%(66) 741 4-Region: West 31%(134) 23%(101) 13%(58) 22%(96) 11%(46) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 42%(398) 34%(318) 13%(122) 5%(46) 6%(59) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 15%(116) 22%(167) 15%(117) 41%(312) 8%(58) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL6_10: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Regulating tech companies An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 14%(272) 34%(684) 30%(596) 8%(153) 14%(281) 1986 Gender: Male 15%(141) 33%(304) 32%(300) 10%(89) 10%(95) 930 Gender: Female 12%(131) 36%(380) 28%(296) 6%(64) 18%(186) 1056 Age: 18-34 15%(74) 29%(143) 25%(124) 8%(40) 23%(117) 499 Age: 35-44 15%(46) 34%(101) 26%(80) 9%(27) 16%(48) 302 Age: 45-64 12%(89) 35%(252) 35%(250) 7%(52) 11%(80) 723 Age: 65+ 14%(63) 40%(187) 31%(143) 7%(34) 8%(36) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 12%(27) 25%(55) 28%(62) 7%(15) 29%(64) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 17%(72) 33%(141) 23%(97) 10%(41) 18%(77) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 13%(58) 33%(151) 33%(151) 7%(31) 15%(68) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 13%(103) 38%(309) 33%(265) 8%(64) 8%(66) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 14%(111) 39%(306) 32%(248) 5%(38) 10%(82) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 15%(81) 29%(162) 26%(145) 8%(43) 22%(125) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 12%(80) 34%(215) 32%(203) 11%(71) 11%(74) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 15%(49) 39%(129) 33%(110) 7%(23) 6%(21) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 14%(62) 39%(177) 31%(139) 3%(15) 13%(61) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 16%(41) 27%(72) 30%(80) 11%(28) 16%(43) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 14%(40) 31%(91) 22%(65) 5%(15) 28%(82) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 15%(51) 31%(103) 33%(111) 11%(38) 9%(31) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 9%(29) 36%(112) 30%(92) 11%(33) 14%(43) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 18%(109) 41%(251) 27%(163) 5%(29) 9%(55) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 12%(63) 32%(169) 35%(187) 7%(39) 14%(75) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 12%(86) 34%(239) 31%(219) 11%(79) 11%(80) 702 Educ: < College 15%(183) 32%(399) 29%(365) 7%(90) 17%(212) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 11%(52) 39%(184) 32%(152) 9%(42) 9%(40) 470 Educ: Post-grad 14%(37) 38%(101) 30%(79) 8%(21) 11%(29) 267 Income: Under 50k 15%(150) 32%(324) 29%(293) 6%(64) 17%(175) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 13%(92) 36%(262) 31%(223) 9%(65) 11%(79) 722 Income: 100k+ 12%(30) 38%(98) 31%(80) 9%(23) 11%(28) 259 Ethnicity: White 13%(205) 35%(563) 31%(500) 8%(128) 13%(210) 1606 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_10: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Regulating tech companies An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 14%(272) 34%(684) 30%(596) 8%(153) 14%(281) 1986 Ethnicity: Hispanic 13%(25) 38%(73) 24%(47) 8%(15) 17%(33) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 16%(41) 30%(75) 27%(67) 7%(17) 20%(51) 252 Ethnicity: Other 20%(26) 36%(46) 23%(29) 6%(8) 16%(20) 128 Community: Urban 18%(86) 33%(159) 27%(131) 5%(25) 16%(78) 479 Community: Suburban 13%(125) 36%(352) 31%(300) 8%(81) 13%(123) 981 Community: Rural 12%(61) 33%(173) 31%(165) 9%(47) 15%(80) 527 Employ: Private Sector 14%(91) 36%(245) 31%(210) 8%(57) 10%(70) 673 Employ: Government 9%(12) 34%(46) 36%(49) 6%(9) 14%(19) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 21%(33) 29%(45) 25%(38) 9%(14) 16%(24) 154 Employ: Homemaker 8%(8) 25%(25) 25%(25) 16%(16) 27%(27) 102 Employ: Retired 14%(73) 40%(212) 31%(162) 7%(39) 7%(39) 526 Employ: Unemployed 18%(33) 26%(49) 26%(47) 5%(9) 26%(48) 186 Employ: Other 10%(12) 33%(41) 28%(35) 2%(2) 28%(35) 125 Military HH: Yes 14%(46) 31%(103) 34%(111) 10%(34) 10%(34) 327 Military HH: No 14%(226) 35%(581) 29%(486) 7%(118) 15%(247) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 14%(97) 30%(206) 29%(196) 10%(69) 16%(109) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 13%(175) 37%(478) 31%(400) 6%(83) 13%(172) 1309 Trump Job Approve 13%(104) 32%(257) 31%(245) 11%(84) 13%(104) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 14%(163) 37%(423) 31%(348) 6%(65) 12%(138) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 15%(71) 34%(160) 29%(138) 12%(56) 10%(46) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 10%(33) 30%(97) 33%(107) 9%(28) 18%(58) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 12%(32) 32%(82) 32%(83) 7%(18) 17%(44) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 15%(132) 39%(341) 30%(265) 5%(47) 11%(94) 879 Favorable of Trump 14%(105) 33%(255) 31%(236) 11%(83) 11%(87) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 14%(157) 37%(419) 31%(352) 6%(64) 12%(139) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 15%(72) 36%(171) 29%(139) 11%(51) 9%(44) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 11%(33) 29%(84) 34%(97) 11%(32) 15%(43) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 9%(19) 32%(67) 35%(73) 5%(11) 19%(40) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 15%(137) 38%(352) 30%(280) 6%(53) 11%(99) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_10: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Regulating tech companies An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 14%(272) 34%(684) 30%(596) 8%(153) 14%(281) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 14%(93) 33%(219) 31%(207) 9%(60) 13%(84) 663 #1 Issue: Security 15%(39) 32%(84) 26%(69) 11%(29) 15%(40) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 14%(60) 36%(151) 31%(130) 6%(23) 12%(52) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 14%(38) 38%(105) 34%(93) 5%(13) 10%(29) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 14%(13) 29%(27) 23%(22) 12%(11) 23%(22) 96 #1 Issue: Education 10%(10) 26%(25) 25%(24) 11%(10) 27%(26) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 10%(7) 47%(33) 27%(19) 3%(2) 12%(8) 69 #1 Issue: Other 12%(14) 35%(39) 30%(33) 4%(4) 19%(21) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 15%(127) 40%(331) 30%(246) 6%(46) 9%(77) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 14%(92) 32%(208) 33%(211) 11%(72) 10%(67) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 14%(9) 32%(21) 33%(22) 3%(2) 19%(12) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 15%(111) 40%(291) 29%(212) 6%(43) 10%(73) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 14%(93) 33%(227) 32%(221) 10%(69) 10%(71) 682 2016 Vote: Other 12%(16) 34%(46) 33%(45) 6%(8) 16%(21) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 12%(52) 27%(118) 27%(116) 8%(33) 27%(116) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 15%(202) 37%(493) 31%(424) 8%(112) 9%(119) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 11%(70) 30%(191) 27%(173) 6%(40) 25%(162) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 16%(143) 39%(343) 30%(264) 6%(51) 9%(80) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 11%(57) 32%(166) 35%(178) 11%(58) 10%(54) 513 2012 Vote: Other 15%(12) 40%(32) 26%(21) 7%(6) 13%(10) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 12%(59) 28%(143) 26%(133) 7%(37) 27%(138) 511 4-Region: Northeast 14%(50) 37%(130) 29%(104) 6%(21) 14%(49) 354 4-Region: Midwest 11%(52) 34%(157) 33%(151) 7%(30) 15%(67) 456 4-Region: South 14%(105) 33%(247) 32%(236) 8%(60) 13%(94) 741 4-Region: West 15%(65) 35%(150) 24%(106) 10%(42) 16%(71) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 15%(140) 40%(374) 30%(287) 5%(44) 10%(97) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 12%(95) 32%(247) 32%(243) 12%(92) 12%(92) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL6_11: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Controlling the spread of the coronavirus in the US An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 74%(1464) 14%(279) 4%(89) 2%(39) 6%(115) 1986 Gender: Male 70%(649) 16%(146) 6%(56) 3%(26) 6%(52) 930 Gender: Female 77%(815) 13%(134) 3%(33) 1%(12) 6%(62) 1056 Age: 18-34 63%(313) 13%(66) 7%(37) 3%(15) 14%(68) 499 Age: 35-44 69%(209) 19%(56) 4%(13) 2%(5) 6%(19) 302 Age: 45-64 76%(547) 17%(120) 3%(21) 2%(16) 3%(20) 723 Age: 65+ 85%(395) 8%(37) 4%(18) 1%(3) 2%(9) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 59%(132) 10%(23) 9%(21) 3%(7) 18%(40) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 68%(292) 16%(67) 5%(20) 3%(11) 9%(37) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 68%(312) 20%(91) 5%(21) 3%(13) 5%(22) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 82%(662) 12%(97) 3%(24) 1%(7) 2%(16) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 83%(655) 9%(74) 2%(18) 1%(10) 4%(29) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 67%(376) 15%(82) 5%(27) 2%(14) 10%(58) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 67%(433) 19%(123) 7%(44) 2%(15) 4%(28) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 80%(264) 11%(35) 3%(11) 3%(8) 4%(12) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 86%(392) 8%(39) 1%(6) — (2) 4%(16) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 64%(169) 18%(47) 6%(17) 3%(9) 9%(24) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 71%(208) 12%(35) 4%(10) 2%(5) 12%(35) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 65%(217) 19%(64) 8%(27) 3%(9) 5%(16) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 70%(216) 19%(60) 5%(17) 2%(6) 4%(12) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 85%(519) 10%(58) 2%(12) 2%(11) 1%(7) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 76%(408) 12%(64) 5%(27) 2%(10) 4%(24) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 66%(462) 20%(143) 7%(48) 2%(16) 5%(34) 702 Educ: < College 74%(931) 12%(154) 4%(53) 2%(21) 7%(91) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 74%(348) 16%(74) 5%(22) 2%(11) 3%(14) 470 Educ: Post-grad 69%(186) 19%(51) 5%(14) 3%(7) 3%(9) 267 Income: Under 50k 73%(735) 12%(120) 5%(50) 2%(20) 8%(81) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 76%(548) 16%(113) 4%(30) 1%(9) 3%(21) 722 Income: 100k+ 70%(181) 18%(46) 3%(9) 4%(10) 5%(13) 259 Ethnicity: White 74%(1192) 15%(235) 4%(70) 2%(30) 5%(79) 1606 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_11: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Controlling the spread of the coronavirus in the US An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 74%(1464) 14%(279) 4%(89) 2%(39) 6%(115) 1986 Ethnicity: Hispanic 74%(141) 12%(23) 5%(10) 3%(6) 6%(12) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 71%(180) 10%(26) 5%(13) 3%(8) 10%(25) 252 Ethnicity: Other 73%(93) 14%(18) 4%(5) 1%(1) 8%(11) 128 Community: Urban 73%(350) 13%(63) 4%(21) 2%(9) 7%(35) 479 Community: Suburban 76%(745) 13%(132) 3%(34) 2%(19) 5%(51) 981 Community: Rural 70%(369) 16%(84) 7%(34) 2%(11) 5%(28) 527 Employ: Private Sector 70%(474) 17%(116) 5%(35) 3%(20) 4%(29) 673 Employ: Government 66%(88) 18%(25) 6%(8) 3%(4) 7%(10) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 70%(108) 13%(21) 7%(11) 2%(3) 7%(11) 154 Employ: Homemaker 76%(78) 11%(11) 2%(2) 2%(2) 9%(10) 102 Employ: Retired 83%(435) 11%(56) 4%(20) 1%(4) 2%(11) 526 Employ: Unemployed 69%(129) 16%(30) 3%(5) 1%(2) 11%(20) 186 Employ: Other 74%(93) 9%(11) 2%(2) 3%(4) 12%(15) 125 Military HH: Yes 77%(251) 14%(45) 5%(17) 2%(5) 3%(9) 327 Military HH: No 73%(1214) 14%(235) 4%(71) 2%(34) 6%(105) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 60%(407) 21%(143) 7%(49) 3%(21) 9%(58) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 81%(1057) 10%(137) 3%(39) 1%(18) 4%(57) 1309 Trump Job Approve 64%(504) 21%(170) 7%(56) 3%(23) 5%(40) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 83%(939) 9%(106) 3%(30) 1%(15) 4%(47) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 63%(299) 24%(112) 6%(30) 3%(14) 3%(16) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 64%(205) 18%(58) 8%(26) 3%(9) 8%(24) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 73%(188) 13%(33) 6%(16) 4%(11) 4%(10) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 85%(751) 8%(73) 2%(14) 1%(4) 4%(36) 879 Favorable of Trump 65%(498) 21%(159) 8%(59) 3%(25) 3%(25) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 83%(942) 10%(110) 2%(24) 1%(14) 4%(41) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 66%(315) 22%(107) 6%(26) 3%(16) 3%(12) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 63%(183) 18%(52) 11%(33) 3%(9) 5%(13) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 72%(150) 16%(34) 3%(7) 4%(8) 5%(11) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 86%(791) 8%(76) 2%(17) 1%(7) 3%(31) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_11: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Controlling the spread of the coronavirus in the US An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 74%(1464) 14%(279) 4%(89) 2%(39) 6%(115) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 71%(468) 17%(114) 6%(39) 2%(12) 5%(30) 663 #1 Issue: Security 62%(162) 22%(58) 4%(11) 3%(9) 8%(20) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 82%(343) 9%(38) 3%(10) 1%(3) 5%(21) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 83%(230) 9%(24) 3%(9) 1%(4) 4%(10) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 66%(63) 17%(17) 5%(5) 3%(3) 9%(9) 96 #1 Issue: Education 61%(57) 15%(14) 8%(8) 3%(3) 13%(13) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 74%(51) 13%(9) 5%(3) 5%(4) 3%(2) 69 #1 Issue: Other 82%(91) 5%(5) 2%(3) 3%(3) 8%(9) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 84%(691) 9%(78) 2%(19) 1%(9) 4%(29) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 65%(426) 22%(145) 7%(44) 3%(17) 3%(18) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 69%(46) 10%(6) 6%(4) 3%(2) 12%(8) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 85%(618) 9%(69) 2%(16) — (3) 3%(23) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 66%(453) 21%(145) 7%(44) 2%(16) 3%(23) 682 2016 Vote: Other 74%(101) 13%(17) 5%(7) 3%(4) 5%(7) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 66%(289) 11%(48) 5%(21) 3%(15) 14%(63) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 77%(1034) 15%(198) 4%(59) 2%(21) 3%(39) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 68%(431) 13%(82) 5%(29) 3%(17) 12%(76) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 85%(744) 9%(82) 2%(21) 1%(10) 3%(23) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 69%(356) 20%(102) 6%(32) 2%(11) 2%(12) 513 2012 Vote: Other 54%(44) 28%(23) 10%(9) 3%(3) 5%(4) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 63%(321) 14%(73) 5%(28) 3%(15) 15%(75) 511 4-Region: Northeast 77%(272) 12%(42) 5%(19) 2%(6) 4%(16) 354 4-Region: Midwest 75%(340) 15%(70) 3%(14) 2%(10) 5%(21) 456 4-Region: South 73%(540) 15%(111) 5%(35) 2%(16) 5%(40) 741 4-Region: West 72%(313) 13%(56) 5%(20) 2%(7) 9%(38) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 84%(790) 9%(88) 2%(21) 1%(11) 4%(33) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 66%(508) 20%(152) 7%(53) 3%(22) 4%(34) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL6_12: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Stimulating the economy to recover from the coronavirus pandemic An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 68%(1351) 19%(379) 5%(92) 2%(44) 6%(119) 1986 Gender: Male 66%(618) 19%(176) 6%(57) 3%(31) 5%(48) 930 Gender: Female 69%(734) 19%(203) 3%(36) 1%(13) 7%(71) 1056 Age: 18-34 55%(277) 20%(102) 8%(39) 3%(13) 14%(69) 499 Age: 35-44 66%(199) 21%(62) 5%(15) 1%(4) 7%(22) 302 Age: 45-64 72%(523) 18%(133) 4%(27) 2%(18) 3%(22) 723 Age: 65+ 76%(353) 18%(82) 3%(12) 2%(9) 1%(6) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 50%(112) 19%(43) 8%(18) 3%(6) 19%(43) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 62%(263) 21%(90) 6%(26) 2%(9) 9%(38) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 69%(316) 18%(84) 4%(20) 2%(11) 6%(26) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 75%(601) 19%(151) 3%(26) 2%(16) 1%(11) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 70%(551) 21%(164) 4%(31) 1%(9) 4%(30) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 62%(347) 19%(104) 4%(24) 3%(16) 12%(66) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 70%(453) 17%(111) 6%(38) 3%(19) 4%(23) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 70%(232) 19%(62) 5%(18) 2%(6) 4%(13) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 70%(319) 22%(102) 3%(13) 1%(3) 4%(17) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 63%(166) 20%(53) 4%(11) 5%(13) 9%(23) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 62%(181) 18%(52) 5%(13) 1%(4) 15%(43) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 66%(219) 18%(61) 8%(28) 4%(13) 4%(12) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 76%(234) 16%(50) 3%(9) 2%(6) 3%(11) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 69%(417) 22%(134) 6%(33) 2%(10) 2%(12) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 70%(371) 18%(99) 4%(23) 3%(13) 5%(27) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 70%(490) 19%(135) 5%(33) 3%(18) 4%(26) 702 Educ: < College 68%(855) 17%(218) 5%(57) 2%(20) 8%(99) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 70%(331) 20%(92) 5%(23) 3%(13) 2%(10) 470 Educ: Post-grad 62%(166) 26%(68) 5%(13) 4%(11) 4%(10) 267 Income: Under 50k 68%(682) 17%(169) 5%(46) 2%(25) 8%(83) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 68%(493) 22%(161) 5%(34) 1%(10) 3%(23) 722 Income: 100k+ 68%(176) 19%(48) 4%(12) 4%(10) 5%(13) 259 Ethnicity: White 69%(1105) 20%(314) 5%(74) 2%(35) 5%(77) 1606 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_12: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Stimulating the economy to recover from the coronavirus pandemic An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 68%(1351) 19%(379) 5%(92) 2%(44) 6%(119) 1986 Ethnicity: Hispanic 65%(126) 20%(38) 5%(10) 3%(6) 7%(14) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 68%(170) 14%(35) 4%(11) 2%(5) 12%(30) 252 Ethnicity: Other 59%(76) 23%(30) 5%(7) 3%(4) 9%(11) 128 Community: Urban 65%(310) 21%(98) 4%(19) 3%(13) 8%(38) 479 Community: Suburban 70%(685) 19%(182) 4%(40) 2%(23) 5%(50) 981 Community: Rural 68%(357) 19%(99) 6%(33) 2%(8) 6%(30) 527 Employ: Private Sector 68%(457) 20%(135) 5%(37) 3%(19) 4%(26) 673 Employ: Government 56%(75) 26%(34) 8%(10) 5%(7) 5%(7) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 66%(102) 20%(30) 2%(3) 3%(5) 9%(13) 154 Employ: Homemaker 66%(67) 17%(17) 4%(4) 2%(2) 12%(12) 102 Employ: Retired 76%(400) 18%(95) 3%(14) 2%(8) 2%(8) 526 Employ: Unemployed 63%(116) 17%(31) 7%(12) 1%(3) 13%(23) 186 Employ: Other 75%(93) 8%(11) 4%(5) — (0) 13%(16) 125 Military HH: Yes 67%(220) 21%(68) 5%(16) 4%(13) 3%(10) 327 Military HH: No 68%(1131) 19%(311) 5%(76) 2%(31) 7%(109) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 64%(436) 19%(129) 6%(42) 3%(18) 8%(51) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 70%(915) 19%(250) 4%(50) 2%(26) 5%(68) 1309 Trump Job Approve 70%(557) 17%(133) 6%(50) 3%(20) 4%(33) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 68%(778) 21%(240) 4%(42) 2%(23) 5%(53) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 72%(341) 17%(78) 5%(24) 3%(14) 3%(14) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 67%(217) 17%(55) 8%(26) 2%(6) 6%(18) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 67%(172) 18%(47) 5%(13) 4%(10) 6%(16) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 69%(606) 22%(193) 3%(30) 2%(13) 4%(37) 879 Favorable of Trump 72%(552) 17%(129) 5%(41) 3%(22) 3%(23) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 69%(778) 21%(235) 4%(49) 2%(20) 4%(50) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 74%(351) 15%(73) 5%(24) 3%(15) 3%(13) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 69%(201) 19%(56) 6%(16) 3%(7) 3%(10) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 65%(137) 18%(37) 7%(15) 3%(7) 7%(15) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 70%(642) 21%(198) 4%(34) 1%(13) 4%(35) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL6_12: How important of a priority should each of the following be for Congress? Stimulating the economy to recover from the coronavirus pandemic An important, Not too but lower important a Should not be Don’t know / Demographic A top priority priority priority done No opinion Total N Registered Voters 68%(1351) 19%(379) 5%(92) 2%(44) 6%(119) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 74%(492) 16%(103) 4%(26) 2%(16) 4%(27) 663 #1 Issue: Security 66%(173) 17%(44) 6%(15) 4%(9) 8%(20) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 63%(260) 25%(103) 6%(24) 1%(6) 5%(23) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 78%(215) 16%(43) 2%(7) 1%(3) 3%(9) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 49%(47) 32%(31) 5%(5) 1%(1) 13%(13) 96 #1 Issue: Education 47%(44) 25%(24) 6%(6) 5%(5) 17%(16) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 63%(43) 27%(19) 4%(3) 2%(1) 5%(3) 69 #1 Issue: Other 70%(78) 12%(13) 7%(8) 3%(3) 8%(9) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 71%(585) 21%(172) 3%(24) 2%(15) 4%(32) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 72%(467) 18%(115) 5%(35) 3%(17) 2%(16) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 58%(39) 16%(11) 7%(4) 9%(6) 10%(7) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 72%(523) 20%(143) 4%(29) 1%(9) 3%(24) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 71%(487) 19%(128) 4%(31) 3%(18) 3%(18) 682 2016 Vote: Other 68%(94) 16%(22) 6%(8) 4%(6) 5%(7) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 56%(245) 20%(85) 6%(25) 3%(11) 16%(69) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 72%(967) 19%(262) 4%(57) 2%(28) 3%(37) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 61%(385) 18%(117) 6%(35) 3%(17) 13%(82) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 72%(635) 20%(177) 4%(34) 1%(11) 3%(23) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 71%(366) 19%(100) 5%(24) 2%(12) 2%(11) 513 2012 Vote: Other 69%(57) 16%(13) 3%(3) 6%(5) 6%(5) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 57%(293) 18%(90) 6%(32) 3%(16) 16%(81) 511 4-Region: Northeast 71%(252) 16%(58) 6%(20) 2%(9) 4%(16) 354 4-Region: Midwest 69%(313) 22%(101) 3%(15) 1%(6) 5%(22) 456 4-Region: South 70%(522) 17%(126) 5%(34) 2%(12) 6%(48) 741 4-Region: West 61%(264) 22%(95) 5%(24) 4%(18) 8%(33) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 70%(659) 21%(198) 4%(38) 1%(11) 4%(37) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 70%(538) 18%(138) 5%(40) 3%(24) 4%(29) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL7_1: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Stacey Abrams Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(155) 8%(150) 36%(710) 3%(66) 15%(298) 31%(608) 1986 Gender: Male 9%(83) 8%(73) 38%(350) 4%(40) 18%(164) 24%(220) 930 Gender: Female 7%(72) 7%(77) 34%(360) 2%(26) 13%(134) 37%(388) 1056 Age: 18-34 8%(42) 9%(47) 27%(136) 4%(18) 9%(44) 43%(213) 499 Age: 35-44 10%(29) 8%(23) 35%(106) 2%(7) 14%(42) 32%(96) 302 Age: 45-64 7%(50) 6%(45) 40%(289) 4%(28) 16%(118) 27%(193) 723 Age: 65+ 7%(34) 8%(35) 39%(180) 3%(14) 20%(94) 23%(106) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 7%(14) 8%(18) 20%(45) 3%(8) 10%(21) 52%(115) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 9%(37) 9%(40) 34%(144) 3%(14) 11%(46) 34%(147) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 10%(44) 7%(34) 38%(175) 3%(13) 14%(63) 28%(130) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 7%(53) 7%(56) 40%(320) 4%(29) 19%(152) 24%(196) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 14%(113) 13%(100) 36%(283) 2%(15) 5%(42) 30%(232) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 5%(30) 5%(26) 34%(191) 3%(18) 13%(70) 40%(223) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 2%(12) 4%(24) 37%(236) 5%(33) 29%(185) 24%(153) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 17%(55) 13%(43) 40%(131) 1%(4) 7%(23) 23%(75) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 13%(58) 12%(57) 33%(151) 3%(11) 4%(19) 35%(158) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 6%(17) 5%(15) 36%(95) 4%(12) 16%(42) 32%(84) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 4%(13) 4%(11) 33%(96) 2%(6) 10%(28) 47%(138) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 3%(11) 4%(15) 37%(124) 7%(25) 30%(99) 18%(61) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (1) 3%(10) 36%(113) 3%(8) 28%(86) 30%(92) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 16%(94) 13%(77) 40%(243) 2%(13) 4%(23) 26%(156) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 6%(34) 7%(39) 35%(186) 3%(18) 13%(67) 35%(188) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 3%(23) 4%(29) 37%(260) 5%(34) 27%(193) 23%(164) 702 Educ: < College 7%(83) 6%(77) 34%(427) 3%(38) 15%(185) 35%(437) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 9%(41) 9%(43) 41%(192) 4%(19) 15%(69) 22%(105) 470 Educ: Post-grad 11%(30) 11%(30) 34%(91) 3%(9) 16%(43) 24%(65) 267 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_1: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Stacey Abrams Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(155) 8%(150) 36%(710) 3%(66) 15%(298) 31%(608) 1986 Income: Under 50k 7%(69) 6%(63) 36%(364) 3%(32) 14%(142) 33%(335) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 8%(59) 8%(60) 36%(263) 3%(24) 15%(110) 29%(206) 722 Income: 100k+ 10%(27) 10%(26) 32%(83) 4%(11) 18%(46) 26%(66) 259 Ethnicity: White 6%(101) 7%(117) 37%(592) 3%(55) 17%(271) 29%(470) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 11%(22) 8%(16) 33%(63) 3%(6) 9%(18) 35%(67) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 16%(39) 10%(26) 32%(80) 2%(6) 7%(18) 33%(82) 252 Ethnicity: Other 11%(14) 5%(7) 30%(38) 4%(5) 7%(9) 43%(55) 128 Community: Urban 11%(54) 10%(50) 33%(158) 3%(15) 10%(49) 32%(153) 479 Community: Suburban 8%(76) 7%(73) 36%(353) 2%(23) 16%(158) 30%(297) 981 Community: Rural 5%(25) 5%(26) 38%(199) 5%(28) 17%(91) 30%(158) 527 Employ: Private Sector 10%(66) 8%(51) 40%(268) 3%(20) 13%(87) 27%(181) 673 Employ: Government 7%(9) 11%(14) 26%(35) 5%(6) 20%(27) 32%(43) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 7%(11) 9%(14) 33%(50) 5%(8) 16%(25) 30%(47) 154 Employ: Homemaker 6%(6) 4%(4) 33%(34) 3%(3) 13%(14) 41%(42) 102 Employ: Retired 7%(36) 8%(40) 39%(204) 3%(14) 20%(105) 24%(126) 526 Employ: Unemployed 5%(10) 7%(14) 32%(59) 4%(7) 11%(20) 41%(76) 186 Employ: Other 9%(12) 6%(7) 29%(37) 5%(6) 12%(15) 39%(48) 125 Military HH: Yes 9%(30) 6%(21) 38%(125) 3%(9) 20%(64) 24%(78) 327 Military HH: No 8%(125) 8%(129) 35%(585) 3%(57) 14%(234) 32%(529) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 3%(22) 4%(26) 35%(234) 4%(27) 26%(178) 28%(191) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 10%(133) 9%(124) 36%(476) 3%(39) 9%(120) 32%(417) 1309 Trump Job Approve 3%(20) 3%(23) 36%(289) 4%(35) 30%(235) 24%(191) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 12%(134) 11%(127) 36%(412) 3%(31) 5%(58) 33%(375) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(12) 3%(14) 37%(176) 4%(20) 35%(163) 18%(87) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 3%(9) 3%(10) 35%(113) 5%(15) 22%(72) 32%(104) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 4%(11) 6%(16) 29%(75) 5%(14) 11%(29) 44%(114) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 14%(123) 13%(111) 38%(337) 2%(17) 3%(30) 30%(261) 879 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_1: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Stacey Abrams Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(155) 8%(150) 36%(710) 3%(66) 15%(298) 31%(608) 1986 Favorable of Trump 2%(17) 3%(21) 38%(291) 4%(34) 30%(231) 22%(172) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 12%(135) 11%(126) 36%(412) 3%(29) 5%(57) 33%(372) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(10) 3%(14) 37%(178) 4%(21) 35%(166) 18%(88) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 2%(7) 3%(7) 39%(113) 4%(13) 23%(66) 29%(84) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 3%(6) 5%(11) 31%(65) 3%(6) 10%(21) 48%(101) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 14%(129) 12%(115) 38%(348) 3%(23) 4%(36) 29%(272) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 7%(46) 6%(40) 37%(246) 3%(22) 17%(110) 30%(198) 663 #1 Issue: Security 4%(11) 4%(11) 35%(90) 2%(5) 30%(78) 25%(66) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 11%(45) 12%(48) 36%(148) 4%(15) 7%(30) 31%(129) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 8%(23) 8%(23) 36%(100) 5%(15) 18%(49) 24%(67) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 7%(6) 12%(11) 32%(30) 2%(2) 11%(11) 36%(35) 96 #1 Issue: Education 5%(5) 3%(3) 25%(23) 3%(3) 7%(6) 58%(55) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 5%(4) 13%(9) 47%(33) 1%(1) 6%(4) 28%(19) 69 #1 Issue: Other 14%(15) 4%(5) 35%(38) 3%(3) 9%(10) 35%(39) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 15%(123) 13%(106) 39%(326) 2%(18) 3%(28) 27%(227) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 2%(12) 4%(28) 37%(239) 5%(31) 32%(206) 21%(134) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 1%(1) 2%(2) 29%(20) 5%(4) 19%(13) 43%(28) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 15%(113) 13%(96) 40%(295) 1%(10) 3%(19) 27%(197) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 2%(14) 3%(20) 37%(252) 5%(35) 31%(214) 22%(147) 682 2016 Vote: Other 3%(5) 7%(10) 37%(50) 4%(6) 14%(19) 34%(47) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5%(23) 6%(24) 26%(112) 3%(14) 11%(46) 49%(215) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 9%(120) 8%(110) 39%(529) 3%(44) 17%(226) 24%(322) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 6%(35) 6%(40) 28%(181) 3%(22) 11%(72) 45%(286) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 14%(119) 11%(99) 38%(338) 3%(24) 7%(62) 27%(237) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2%(10) 3%(13) 39%(202) 4%(23) 30%(154) 22%(111) 513 2012 Vote: Other 2%(2) 2%(2) 39%(32) 3%(2) 27%(22) 27%(22) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5%(24) 7%(36) 27%(138) 3%(16) 12%(59) 46%(237) 511 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_1: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Stacey Abrams Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(155) 8%(150) 36%(710) 3%(66) 15%(298) 31%(608) 1986 4-Region: Northeast 7%(24) 7%(25) 37%(133) 5%(17) 12%(43) 32%(112) 354 4-Region: Midwest 7%(30) 7%(30) 40%(180) 4%(17) 12%(56) 31%(142) 456 4-Region: South 9%(64) 7%(52) 33%(246) 4%(27) 20%(150) 27%(202) 741 4-Region: West 8%(36) 10%(42) 35%(151) 1%(5) 11%(48) 35%(152) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 14%(129) 12%(115) 37%(349) 2%(19) 5%(45) 30%(287) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 2%(16) 3%(25) 37%(284) 5%(39) 28%(217) 24%(187) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL7_2: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Elizabeth Warren Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 13%(259) 13%(254) 32%(639) 6%(122) 17%(345) 18%(367) 1986 Gender: Male 13%(117) 13%(121) 31%(287) 8%(70) 21%(194) 15%(140) 930 Gender: Female 13%(142) 13%(134) 33%(351) 5%(52) 14%(151) 21%(227) 1056 Age: 18-34 13%(66) 17%(83) 24%(120) 5%(27) 10%(48) 31%(155) 499 Age: 35-44 15%(46) 14%(43) 29%(86) 6%(18) 15%(45) 21%(62) 302 Age: 45-64 13%(93) 11%(81) 36%(260) 6%(45) 19%(136) 15%(108) 723 Age: 65+ 12%(53) 10%(48) 37%(172) 7%(32) 25%(115) 9%(42) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 12%(27) 15%(33) 18%(40) 5%(12) 7%(17) 42%(93) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 15%(63) 17%(71) 28%(121) 6%(24) 12%(52) 22%(95) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 15%(70) 12%(55) 33%(151) 5%(21) 18%(82) 17%(80) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 11%(92) 11%(85) 37%(300) 8%(61) 22%(176) 11%(92) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 25%(193) 19%(149) 32%(249) 5%(41) 4%(32) 15%(122) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 8%(44) 12%(67) 30%(164) 8%(43) 16%(88) 27%(151) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 3%(21) 6%(39) 35%(225) 6%(38) 35%(225) 15%(95) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 25%(82) 20%(65) 30%(99) 7%(23) 6%(19) 13%(42) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 24%(111) 18%(84) 33%(149) 4%(18) 3%(13) 18%(80) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 6%(16) 14%(36) 28%(75) 10%(25) 20%(53) 22%(59) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 10%(28) 10%(30) 31%(89) 6%(18) 12%(35) 31%(92) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 6%(18) 6%(19) 34%(113) 7%(22) 37%(123) 12%(39) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(3) 6%(20) 36%(113) 5%(16) 33%(102) 18%(55) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 26%(161) 20%(119) 34%(206) 6%(35) 3%(20) 11%(66) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 12%(61) 16%(87) 31%(165) 8%(42) 13%(71) 20%(107) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 4%(31) 6%(45) 35%(244) 6%(41) 35%(242) 14%(99) 702 Educ: < College 11%(132) 13%(159) 31%(390) 6%(74) 17%(211) 23%(283) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 15%(71) 14%(64) 35%(165) 6%(29) 18%(85) 12%(56) 470 Educ: Post-grad 21%(57) 12%(31) 31%(83) 7%(19) 19%(50) 10%(28) 267 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_2: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Elizabeth Warren Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 13%(259) 13%(254) 32%(639) 6%(122) 17%(345) 18%(367) 1986 Income: Under 50k 12%(121) 12%(118) 33%(332) 5%(46) 16%(158) 23%(231) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 14%(99) 14%(103) 31%(226) 8%(60) 18%(131) 14%(104) 722 Income: 100k+ 15%(39) 13%(34) 31%(81) 6%(16) 22%(57) 13%(32) 259 Ethnicity: White 12%(193) 12%(189) 33%(532) 6%(104) 20%(323) 17%(266) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 15%(28) 23%(44) 24%(47) 3%(6) 7%(14) 28%(53) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 17%(43) 17%(44) 29%(73) 5%(12) 5%(13) 27%(67) 252 Ethnicity: Other 18%(23) 17%(22) 27%(34) 5%(6) 7%(9) 27%(34) 128 Community: Urban 17%(83) 17%(80) 28%(134) 5%(25) 12%(58) 21%(98) 479 Community: Suburban 14%(136) 13%(126) 32%(311) 7%(68) 18%(174) 17%(166) 981 Community: Rural 8%(40) 9%(48) 37%(193) 6%(29) 21%(113) 20%(103) 527 Employ: Private Sector 16%(110) 14%(94) 32%(218) 6%(39) 18%(119) 14%(94) 673 Employ: Government 8%(11) 12%(16) 27%(37) 7%(10) 21%(28) 25%(33) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 9%(13) 15%(22) 35%(53) 7%(11) 13%(20) 22%(33) 154 Employ: Homemaker 7%(8) 12%(12) 33%(34) 9%(9) 14%(14) 26%(26) 102 Employ: Retired 11%(56) 12%(63) 36%(192) 6%(33) 23%(122) 11%(59) 526 Employ: Unemployed 13%(24) 10%(19) 26%(49) 6%(12) 11%(21) 33%(61) 186 Employ: Other 22%(27) 9%(12) 27%(34) 4%(5) 13%(16) 25%(31) 125 Military HH: Yes 11%(36) 15%(49) 33%(107) 8%(26) 20%(67) 13%(43) 327 Military HH: No 13%(223) 12%(206) 32%(532) 6%(96) 17%(278) 20%(324) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 5%(34) 7%(46) 33%(223) 5%(33) 31%(212) 19%(130) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 17%(225) 16%(208) 32%(416) 7%(89) 10%(133) 18%(238) 1309 Trump Job Approve 4%(32) 6%(45) 35%(278) 6%(46) 34%(273) 15%(120) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 20%(227) 18%(208) 31%(351) 7%(75) 6%(69) 18%(207) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 4%(19) 3%(16) 38%(180) 5%(23) 37%(177) 12%(56) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 4%(13) 9%(29) 30%(98) 7%(23) 30%(96) 20%(63) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 9%(24) 16%(41) 29%(76) 7%(18) 11%(29) 27%(70) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 23%(202) 19%(167) 31%(276) 7%(57) 5%(40) 15%(136) 879 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_2: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Elizabeth Warren Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 13%(259) 13%(254) 32%(639) 6%(122) 17%(345) 18%(367) 1986 Favorable of Trump 4%(31) 5%(37) 36%(278) 6%(45) 35%(270) 14%(105) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 20%(224) 19%(215) 31%(352) 7%(74) 6%(68) 17%(197) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 4%(18) 3%(14) 38%(181) 5%(22) 39%(185) 12%(56) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 5%(14) 8%(23) 33%(97) 8%(23) 29%(85) 17%(49) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 8%(16) 18%(37) 26%(55) 7%(14) 14%(29) 28%(58) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 23%(208) 19%(179) 32%(297) 7%(60) 4%(39) 15%(139) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 10%(69) 14%(94) 32%(210) 6%(41) 21%(139) 16%(109) 663 #1 Issue: Security 5%(14) 6%(15) 35%(92) 6%(16) 31%(82) 16%(41) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 18%(74) 15%(64) 32%(135) 6%(25) 10%(40) 19%(77) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 16%(45) 11%(30) 33%(92) 7%(19) 20%(56) 13%(35) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 14%(14) 14%(14) 30%(29) 6%(6) 11%(11) 24%(23) 96 #1 Issue: Education 13%(12) 15%(14) 21%(20) 3%(2) 10%(9) 39%(37) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 25%(17) 17%(12) 27%(18) 11%(7) 3%(2) 18%(12) 69 #1 Issue: Other 13%(14) 11%(12) 37%(42) 4%(4) 6%(6) 29%(32) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 25%(208) 19%(154) 32%(267) 6%(51) 4%(36) 13%(110) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 3%(19) 6%(37) 36%(235) 7%(43) 37%(242) 11%(74) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 4%(3) 10%(7) 30%(20) 6%(4) 17%(12) 32%(22) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 25%(185) 20%(149) 33%(240) 5%(38) 3%(24) 13%(93) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 3%(22) 5%(31) 37%(251) 7%(45) 37%(255) 11%(77) 682 2016 Vote: Other 10%(14) 11%(15) 34%(46) 13%(18) 12%(17) 19%(26) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(38) 14%(59) 23%(100) 5%(20) 11%(49) 39%(169) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 15%(196) 13%(175) 35%(471) 7%(90) 20%(265) 11%(154) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 10%(63) 12%(79) 26%(168) 5%(33) 13%(80) 33%(213) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 22%(191) 18%(157) 32%(282) 7%(58) 7%(65) 14%(126) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 3%(15) 5%(26) 39%(202) 6%(31) 37%(188) 10%(51) 513 2012 Vote: Other 4%(3) 3%(3) 39%(32) 5%(4) 33%(27) 16%(13) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 10%(49) 13%(69) 24%(122) 6%(29) 13%(66) 35%(177) 511 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_2: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Elizabeth Warren Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 13%(259) 13%(254) 32%(639) 6%(122) 17%(345) 18%(367) 1986 4-Region: Northeast 11%(38) 15%(52) 35%(126) 7%(25) 16%(56) 16%(58) 354 4-Region: Midwest 11%(51) 13%(61) 34%(157) 6%(28) 16%(71) 19%(88) 456 4-Region: South 13%(98) 11%(85) 30%(222) 6%(46) 21%(157) 18%(133) 741 4-Region: West 17%(72) 13%(57) 31%(134) 5%(23) 14%(61) 20%(87) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 23%(218) 20%(186) 32%(300) 6%(55) 4%(38) 15%(145) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 4%(27) 6%(43) 35%(268) 6%(49) 35%(266) 15%(116) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL7_3: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Amy Klobuchar Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(163) 11%(225) 36%(722) 5%(93) 13%(253) 27%(530) 1986 Gender: Male 9%(88) 13%(124) 37%(344) 5%(50) 14%(128) 21%(196) 930 Gender: Female 7%(75) 10%(101) 36%(377) 4%(43) 12%(125) 32%(334) 1056 Age: 18-34 7%(35) 10%(51) 26%(132) 5%(25) 8%(38) 44%(217) 499 Age: 35-44 8%(23) 10%(29) 37%(111) 5%(16) 11%(33) 30%(89) 302 Age: 45-64 8%(60) 10%(75) 43%(312) 5%(33) 13%(93) 21%(150) 723 Age: 65+ 10%(45) 15%(71) 36%(166) 4%(19) 19%(88) 16%(73) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 6%(13) 8%(19) 19%(41) 5%(11) 7%(15) 56%(123) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 7%(28) 10%(43) 34%(144) 6%(26) 10%(43) 34%(143) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 9%(39) 12%(54) 43%(196) 4%(17) 10%(46) 23%(107) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 9%(75) 13%(101) 39%(313) 5%(37) 17%(135) 18%(144) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 14%(111) 16%(124) 36%(280) 4%(35) 4%(31) 26%(205) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 6%(31) 12%(69) 32%(177) 4%(24) 11%(60) 35%(196) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 3%(21) 5%(32) 41%(264) 5%(34) 25%(162) 20%(129) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 15%(49) 18%(61) 38%(126) 4%(12) 4%(13) 21%(70) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 14%(61) 14%(63) 34%(154) 5%(22) 4%(18) 30%(135) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 8%(20) 15%(40) 32%(84) 4%(12) 12%(31) 29%(78) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 4%(11) 10%(29) 32%(94) 4%(12) 10%(29) 40%(118) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 6%(19) 7%(23) 40%(135) 8%(25) 25%(84) 15%(49) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(2) 3%(9) 42%(130) 3%(9) 25%(79) 26%(80) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 14%(83) 16%(98) 39%(239) 6%(35) 4%(24) 21%(128) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 9%(48) 14%(76) 33%(178) 4%(23) 10%(52) 29%(155) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 4%(29) 6%(45) 40%(281) 5%(34) 24%(170) 20%(143) 702 Educ: < College 7%(90) 10%(123) 34%(421) 4%(54) 13%(165) 32%(396) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 10%(47) 10%(48) 43%(203) 6%(28) 12%(56) 19%(88) 470 Educ: Post-grad 10%(26) 21%(55) 36%(97) 4%(11) 12%(32) 17%(46) 267 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_3: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Amy Klobuchar Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(163) 11%(225) 36%(722) 5%(93) 13%(253) 27%(530) 1986 Income: Under 50k 7%(75) 8%(84) 37%(368) 4%(45) 13%(129) 30%(304) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 8%(61) 14%(98) 37%(265) 5%(34) 13%(94) 24%(170) 722 Income: 100k+ 10%(27) 17%(44) 34%(88) 6%(15) 11%(29) 21%(56) 259 Ethnicity: White 8%(127) 11%(173) 38%(613) 5%(81) 14%(229) 24%(384) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 10%(20) 11%(21) 32%(62) 3%(6) 7%(14) 36%(69) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 9%(24) 14%(36) 28%(70) 5%(12) 6%(15) 38%(97) 252 Ethnicity: Other 10%(13) 13%(17) 31%(39) — (1) 7%(9) 39%(49) 128 Community: Urban 11%(52) 14%(66) 33%(158) 7%(31) 9%(44) 26%(127) 479 Community: Suburban 8%(81) 12%(118) 37%(358) 4%(41) 13%(126) 26%(256) 981 Community: Rural 6%(29) 8%(41) 39%(206) 4%(20) 16%(83) 28%(147) 527 Employ: Private Sector 9%(62) 11%(73) 41%(273) 5%(35) 12%(78) 23%(152) 673 Employ: Government 6%(8) 10%(14) 30%(40) 6%(8) 16%(22) 31%(42) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 11%(18) 11%(18) 30%(46) 4%(6) 13%(19) 31%(47) 154 Employ: Homemaker 7%(7) 8%(9) 38%(39) 3%(3) 7%(8) 36%(37) 102 Employ: Retired 10%(50) 15%(79) 38%(198) 4%(21) 18%(92) 16%(86) 526 Employ: Unemployed 6%(10) 9%(17) 32%(59) 4%(8) 8%(15) 41%(76) 186 Employ: Other 5%(7) 6%(7) 36%(45) 5%(6) 11%(14) 37%(46) 125 Military HH: Yes 8%(26) 13%(41) 38%(124) 4%(13) 18%(58) 20%(65) 327 Military HH: No 8%(138) 11%(184) 36%(598) 5%(80) 12%(195) 28%(464) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 4%(29) 6%(44) 37%(253) 5%(31) 23%(158) 24%(163) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 10%(135) 14%(182) 36%(469) 5%(62) 7%(95) 28%(366) 1309 Trump Job Approve 4%(28) 5%(43) 40%(315) 5%(38) 26%(204) 21%(165) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 12%(135) 16%(182) 35%(398) 5%(55) 4%(47) 28%(320) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(16) 5%(23) 41%(192) 5%(22) 31%(144) 16%(74) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 4%(12) 6%(19) 38%(124) 5%(16) 19%(60) 28%(91) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 4%(11) 12%(31) 31%(81) 6%(14) 5%(14) 41%(107) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 14%(124) 17%(150) 36%(316) 5%(41) 4%(34) 24%(213) 879 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_3: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Amy Klobuchar Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(163) 11%(225) 36%(722) 5%(93) 13%(253) 27%(530) 1986 Favorable of Trump 3%(26) 4%(33) 41%(317) 5%(40) 27%(203) 19%(146) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 12%(134) 16%(186) 35%(397) 5%(52) 4%(45) 28%(316) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(12) 4%(18) 41%(193) 5%(26) 32%(153) 16%(75) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 5%(14) 5%(15) 43%(124) 5%(15) 17%(50) 25%(71) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 4%(8) 12%(26) 32%(66) 4%(9) 6%(12) 42%(88) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 14%(126) 17%(160) 36%(331) 5%(44) 4%(33) 25%(228) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 7%(45) 12%(77) 37%(245) 5%(36) 13%(87) 26%(174) 663 #1 Issue: Security 5%(13) 6%(15) 37%(97) 6%(17) 25%(64) 21%(53) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 10%(40) 13%(54) 40%(166) 6%(23) 7%(28) 25%(105) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 13%(36) 14%(38) 35%(97) 3%(8) 17%(47) 19%(52) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 10%(10) 11%(11) 31%(30) 2%(2) 9%(9) 36%(35) 96 #1 Issue: Education 6%(6) 7%(7) 22%(20) 3%(2) 6%(6) 56%(53) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 5%(4) 15%(10) 40%(27) 5%(4) 9%(6) 26%(18) 69 #1 Issue: Other 9%(10) 13%(14) 35%(39) 1%(1) 5%(5) 37%(41) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 15%(123) 18%(152) 37%(305) 4%(36) 4%(32) 22%(179) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 4%(25) 6%(37) 42%(271) 6%(36) 26%(170) 17%(111) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 1%(1) 6%(4) 33%(22) 3%(2) 20%(13) 37%(25) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 14%(103) 18%(135) 39%(283) 4%(31) 3%(22) 21%(156) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 4%(26) 6%(38) 42%(285) 6%(39) 26%(179) 17%(115) 682 2016 Vote: Other 6%(8) 16%(22) 33%(45) 6%(8) 11%(15) 28%(38) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(25) 7%(31) 25%(108) 4%(16) 8%(36) 50%(218) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 9%(126) 13%(175) 40%(539) 5%(69) 14%(192) 18%(249) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 6%(37) 8%(50) 29%(182) 4%(24) 10%(61) 44%(280) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 13%(114) 17%(147) 37%(327) 5%(41) 6%(56) 22%(195) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 3%(18) 7%(36) 45%(231) 5%(24) 25%(129) 15%(77) 513 2012 Vote: Other 3%(2) 2%(2) 43%(35) 6%(5) 22%(18) 24%(20) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(29) 8%(42) 25%(129) 5%(23) 10%(51) 46%(237) 511 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_3: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Amy Klobuchar Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(163) 11%(225) 36%(722) 5%(93) 13%(253) 27%(530) 1986 4-Region: Northeast 8%(30) 11%(38) 38%(135) 7%(24) 9%(32) 27%(95) 354 4-Region: Midwest 7%(31) 12%(54) 41%(187) 4%(19) 11%(51) 25%(115) 456 4-Region: South 8%(62) 10%(73) 34%(255) 4%(33) 18%(130) 25%(188) 741 4-Region: West 9%(40) 14%(60) 34%(145) 4%(17) 9%(40) 30%(131) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 13%(123) 17%(157) 36%(342) 4%(41) 4%(38) 26%(242) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 3%(26) 5%(41) 40%(311) 5%(42) 25%(189) 21%(160) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL7_4: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Kamala Harris Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 11%(215) 11%(223) 34%(671) 5%(95) 16%(323) 23%(459) 1986 Gender: Male 12%(110) 12%(109) 33%(306) 6%(56) 19%(180) 18%(169) 930 Gender: Female 10%(105) 11%(115) 34%(364) 4%(39) 14%(143) 27%(290) 1056 Age: 18-34 10%(50) 13%(66) 24%(120) 6%(31) 9%(43) 38%(188) 499 Age: 35-44 13%(40) 14%(43) 31%(93) 4%(12) 14%(42) 24%(72) 302 Age: 45-64 10%(72) 9%(66) 40%(288) 4%(32) 19%(136) 18%(130) 723 Age: 65+ 11%(53) 11%(49) 37%(169) 4%(20) 22%(102) 15%(69) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 6%(14) 10%(22) 16%(35) 9%(21) 10%(22) 49%(109) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 13%(57) 14%(59) 31%(132) 4%(17) 10%(44) 27%(117) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 12%(56) 12%(57) 36%(167) 3%(14) 15%(69) 21%(95) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 10%(84) 10%(80) 38%(305) 5%(40) 21%(172) 16%(125) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 21%(162) 18%(144) 32%(250) 4%(30) 5%(35) 21%(164) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 6%(34) 9%(52) 33%(183) 6%(36) 13%(75) 32%(178) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 3%(20) 4%(28) 37%(237) 5%(29) 33%(213) 18%(116) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 22%(72) 19%(62) 32%(106) 4%(14) 6%(21) 17%(56) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 20%(90) 18%(83) 32%(144) 3%(16) 3%(14) 24%(108) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 9%(24) 10%(27) 31%(83) 7%(19) 17%(46) 25%(66) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 3%(9) 8%(25) 34%(100) 6%(17) 10%(29) 39%(113) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 4%(13) 6%(20) 35%(117) 7%(23) 34%(113) 14%(47) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 2%(7) 2%(8) 39%(120) 2%(6) 32%(100) 22%(69) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 19%(118) 19%(113) 37%(223) 4%(23) 5%(31) 16%(97) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 10%(54) 14%(77) 30%(161) 6%(32) 12%(67) 27%(142) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 5%(35) 4%(31) 38%(265) 4%(31) 31%(217) 17%(123) 702 Educ: < College 10%(119) 10%(125) 32%(403) 5%(58) 16%(194) 28%(351) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 12%(57) 13%(62) 37%(174) 5%(24) 17%(81) 15%(72) 470 Educ: Post-grad 15%(39) 14%(37) 35%(94) 5%(13) 18%(48) 14%(36) 267 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_4: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Kamala Harris Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 11%(215) 11%(223) 34%(671) 5%(95) 16%(323) 23%(459) 1986 Income: Under 50k 9%(92) 9%(91) 35%(355) 4%(44) 15%(148) 27%(275) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 12%(86) 14%(100) 32%(232) 6%(41) 16%(117) 20%(146) 722 Income: 100k+ 14%(37) 13%(33) 32%(83) 4%(11) 22%(57) 15%(38) 259 Ethnicity: White 10%(154) 10%(168) 36%(575) 4%(72) 18%(296) 21%(341) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 12%(22) 16%(32) 26%(50) 8%(15) 7%(14) 31%(59) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 18%(46) 16%(40) 22%(55) 8%(19) 7%(19) 29%(73) 252 Ethnicity: Other 12%(15) 12%(15) 31%(40) 3%(4) 6%(8) 35%(45) 128 Community: Urban 15%(70) 15%(71) 28%(134) 6%(28) 11%(54) 26%(122) 479 Community: Suburban 11%(103) 12%(120) 35%(340) 5%(45) 16%(160) 22%(212) 981 Community: Rural 8%(43) 6%(33) 37%(196) 4%(22) 21%(108) 24%(125) 527 Employ: Private Sector 13%(85) 12%(81) 35%(239) 5%(34) 16%(105) 19%(129) 673 Employ: Government 11%(15) 12%(16) 27%(36) 7%(9) 20%(27) 22%(30) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 10%(16) 13%(20) 32%(49) 7%(11) 14%(22) 25%(38) 154 Employ: Homemaker 5%(5) 10%(11) 33%(34) 4%(4) 14%(14) 34%(35) 102 Employ: Retired 11%(55) 10%(51) 38%(201) 4%(24) 21%(111) 16%(85) 526 Employ: Unemployed 8%(14) 14%(25) 27%(50) 5%(9) 11%(21) 36%(67) 186 Employ: Other 17%(21) 9%(11) 32%(40) 1%(1) 13%(16) 29%(36) 125 Military HH: Yes 13%(43) 12%(39) 33%(107) 4%(13) 22%(71) 16%(54) 327 Military HH: No 10%(172) 11%(184) 34%(564) 5%(82) 15%(251) 24%(405) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 4%(26) 4%(30) 35%(236) 5%(36) 29%(195) 23%(154) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 14%(189) 15%(193) 33%(435) 5%(59) 10%(127) 23%(305) 1309 Trump Job Approve 3%(26) 5%(36) 37%(291) 4%(34) 32%(256) 19%(150) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 17%(190) 16%(186) 32%(369) 5%(60) 6%(65) 23%(267) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(13) 4%(19) 38%(180) 3%(13) 38%(181) 14%(65) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 4%(12) 5%(18) 34%(111) 6%(21) 23%(75) 27%(86) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 7%(18) 9%(24) 29%(75) 12%(31) 9%(23) 33%(86) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 20%(172) 18%(162) 33%(294) 3%(30) 5%(41) 21%(180) 879 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_4: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Kamala Harris Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 11%(215) 11%(223) 34%(671) 5%(95) 16%(323) 23%(459) 1986 Favorable of Trump 3%(22) 4%(32) 38%(293) 4%(34) 33%(254) 17%(132) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 17%(188) 17%(191) 33%(368) 5%(57) 5%(62) 23%(265) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 3%(13) 3%(17) 38%(182) 3%(17) 39%(186) 13%(62) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 3%(9) 5%(15) 38%(111) 6%(18) 23%(68) 24%(70) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 4%(8) 12%(25) 25%(53) 9%(19) 11%(23) 39%(81) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 20%(180) 18%(166) 34%(315) 4%(38) 4%(39) 20%(184) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 10%(65) 11%(71) 34%(226) 5%(35) 19%(127) 21%(139) 663 #1 Issue: Security 8%(20) 5%(14) 33%(85) 3%(7) 32%(84) 19%(50) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 13%(55) 16%(68) 36%(151) 4%(16) 8%(35) 22%(91) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 15%(41) 9%(24) 35%(98) 5%(14) 17%(48) 19%(52) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 11%(10) 13%(13) 28%(27) 6%(6) 12%(11) 31%(30) 96 #1 Issue: Education 6%(6) 8%(8) 20%(18) 6%(6) 8%(7) 52%(49) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 9%(6) 19%(13) 37%(26) 6%(4) 6%(4) 23%(16) 69 #1 Issue: Other 11%(12) 11%(12) 36%(40) 6%(6) 6%(7) 30%(33) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 21%(174) 19%(158) 34%(278) 4%(35) 4%(36) 18%(146) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 2%(13) 6%(36) 38%(249) 6%(39) 34%(223) 14%(90) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 2%(1) 4%(2) 33%(22) 3%(2) 20%(13) 39%(26) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 21%(157) 20%(147) 36%(260) 3%(19) 3%(23) 17%(124) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 2%(16) 5%(32) 38%(257) 6%(41) 34%(233) 15%(102) 682 2016 Vote: Other 8%(11) 10%(13) 35%(47) 10%(13) 13%(18) 25%(34) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 7%(30) 7%(31) 24%(105) 5%(21) 11%(48) 46%(198) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 13%(172) 12%(169) 37%(494) 5%(69) 18%(243) 15%(204) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 7%(44) 9%(55) 28%(176) 4%(26) 13%(80) 40%(255) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 19%(169) 17%(148) 34%(302) 4%(39) 7%(64) 18%(157) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2%(11) 5%(25) 41%(209) 5%(26) 34%(172) 14%(70) 513 2012 Vote: Other 2%(2) 4%(3) 39%(32) 4%(3) 28%(23) 22%(18) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(33) 9%(47) 25%(128) 5%(27) 12%(63) 42%(214) 511 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_4: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Kamala Harris Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 11%(215) 11%(223) 34%(671) 5%(95) 16%(323) 23%(459) 1986 4-Region: Northeast 10%(37) 13%(47) 35%(124) 6%(21) 13%(47) 23%(80) 354 4-Region: Midwest 9%(39) 8%(37) 39%(177) 6%(25) 15%(67) 24%(111) 456 4-Region: South 10%(77) 10%(77) 32%(239) 4%(32) 21%(154) 22%(163) 741 4-Region: West 14%(62) 15%(63) 30%(131) 4%(17) 13%(55) 24%(105) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 19%(183) 18%(170) 33%(315) 4%(35) 5%(44) 21%(197) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 3%(23) 5%(36) 36%(280) 5%(42) 32%(245) 19%(144) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL7_5: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Gretchen Whitmer Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(106) 7%(147) 37%(728) 4%(74) 13%(255) 34%(674) 1986 Gender: Male 6%(59) 9%(80) 38%(357) 5%(46) 15%(136) 27%(252) 930 Gender: Female 5%(48) 6%(67) 35%(371) 3%(28) 11%(120) 40%(422) 1056 Age: 18-34 6%(28) 9%(44) 28%(142) 6%(29) 6%(32) 45%(223) 499 Age: 35-44 9%(26) 7%(22) 32%(96) 4%(12) 13%(38) 36%(108) 302 Age: 45-64 5%(35) 7%(49) 43%(313) 3%(20) 14%(101) 28%(204) 723 Age: 65+ 4%(17) 7%(33) 38%(177) 3%(13) 18%(84) 30%(139) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 5%(11) 7%(16) 20%(45) 7%(16) 5%(12) 55%(123) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 6%(27) 9%(38) 34%(145) 4%(17) 9%(40) 37%(160) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 6%(28) 8%(36) 41%(186) 3%(15) 12%(53) 30%(140) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 5%(40) 7%(55) 40%(321) 3%(25) 17%(138) 28%(228) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 9%(70) 10%(80) 38%(298) 4%(35) 3%(25) 35%(277) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 4%(20) 7%(39) 34%(189) 3%(19) 11%(59) 41%(231) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 3%(17) 4%(28) 37%(241) 3%(20) 27%(171) 26%(166) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 11%(36) 12%(40) 41%(135) 6%(20) 3%(10) 27%(90) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 8%(34) 9%(40) 36%(163) 3%(15) 3%(15) 41%(187) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 4%(11) 8%(21) 35%(92) 5%(13) 13%(35) 35%(93) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 3%(9) 6%(18) 33%(97) 2%(7) 8%(25) 47%(137) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 4%(12) 6%(19) 39%(130) 4%(14) 27%(91) 20%(68) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 2%(5) 3%(9) 36%(111) 2%(6) 26%(80) 32%(98) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 9%(52) 12%(72) 42%(255) 3%(20) 3%(18) 31%(189) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 4%(23) 9%(49) 35%(186) 4%(22) 9%(49) 38%(205) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 4%(29) 4%(25) 37%(261) 4%(27) 25%(177) 26%(184) 702 Educ: < College 5%(62) 6%(80) 34%(419) 4%(49) 13%(162) 38%(477) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 5%(26) 8%(36) 45%(212) 3%(15) 12%(58) 26%(123) 470 Educ: Post-grad 7%(19) 12%(31) 36%(97) 4%(11) 13%(35) 28%(74) 267 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_5: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Gretchen Whitmer Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(106) 7%(147) 37%(728) 4%(74) 13%(255) 34%(674) 1986 Income: Under 50k 5%(52) 5%(54) 37%(374) 3%(32) 12%(121) 37%(372) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 5%(38) 9%(62) 38%(271) 5%(33) 13%(97) 30%(220) 722 Income: 100k+ 6%(17) 12%(31) 32%(83) 4%(10) 14%(37) 32%(82) 259 Ethnicity: White 5%(77) 7%(113) 38%(605) 3%(56) 15%(233) 33%(522) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 9%(18) 11%(22) 27%(53) 7%(13) 6%(11) 39%(76) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 7%(18) 10%(25) 33%(83) 6%(16) 6%(15) 38%(95) 252 Ethnicity: Other 8%(11) 7%(9) 32%(41) 2%(3) 5%(7) 45%(57) 128 Community: Urban 8%(39) 10%(46) 33%(156) 5%(24) 8%(39) 36%(175) 479 Community: Suburban 4%(43) 8%(82) 38%(368) 3%(31) 13%(132) 33%(325) 981 Community: Rural 5%(24) 4%(19) 39%(204) 4%(19) 16%(85) 33%(175) 527 Employ: Private Sector 7%(44) 9%(60) 40%(268) 4%(24) 12%(80) 29%(197) 673 Employ: Government 4%(6) 10%(13) 32%(42) 6%(8) 12%(17) 36%(48) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 5%(7) 10%(15) 33%(51) 8%(12) 14%(21) 31%(47) 154 Employ: Homemaker 3%(4) 6%(6) 34%(35) 2%(2) 7%(7) 47%(48) 102 Employ: Retired 4%(22) 6%(31) 40%(211) 3%(16) 18%(93) 29%(152) 526 Employ: Unemployed 6%(12) 3%(6) 33%(61) 3%(6) 10%(18) 45%(83) 186 Employ: Other 6%(8) 9%(11) 30%(37) 3%(4) 12%(15) 40%(50) 125 Military HH: Yes 4%(14) 7%(24) 40%(131) 3%(8) 17%(56) 29%(94) 327 Military HH: No 6%(93) 7%(123) 36%(597) 4%(66) 12%(199) 35%(580) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 4%(24) 4%(28) 35%(239) 4%(28) 23%(159) 29%(199) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 6%(82) 9%(119) 37%(489) 4%(47) 7%(97) 36%(475) 1309 Trump Job Approve 3%(22) 4%(28) 37%(293) 3%(27) 26%(208) 27%(216) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 7%(85) 10%(119) 38%(427) 4%(46) 4%(44) 37%(416) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(12) 2%(10) 39%(182) 3%(16) 30%(142) 23%(109) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 3%(9) 5%(18) 34%(111) 3%(11) 20%(66) 33%(108) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 5%(13) 5%(12) 32%(84) 7%(17) 8%(21) 43%(111) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 8%(72) 12%(107) 39%(343) 3%(30) 3%(23) 35%(304) 879 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_5: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Gretchen Whitmer Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(106) 7%(147) 37%(728) 4%(74) 13%(255) 34%(674) 1986 Favorable of Trump 3%(20) 4%(27) 39%(299) 3%(25) 27%(206) 25%(189) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 8%(85) 11%(119) 37%(419) 4%(48) 4%(40) 37%(420) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(9) 3%(15) 39%(186) 3%(15) 31%(148) 22%(103) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 4%(11) 4%(12) 39%(113) 4%(10) 20%(58) 30%(86) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 5%(10) 5%(11) 29%(61) 6%(13) 7%(15) 47%(99) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 8%(75) 12%(108) 39%(358) 4%(35) 3%(25) 35%(321) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 5%(33) 7%(44) 37%(245) 4%(23) 15%(100) 33%(218) 663 #1 Issue: Security 5%(12) 4%(10) 34%(89) 4%(11) 24%(63) 29%(75) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 6%(25) 10%(41) 41%(169) 4%(15) 6%(23) 34%(143) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 7%(20) 8%(21) 34%(95) 5%(13) 14%(40) 32%(88) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 3%(3) 14%(14) 35%(34) 2%(2) 8%(8) 37%(35) 96 #1 Issue: Education 5%(4) 4%(4) 20%(19) 3%(3) 11%(10) 57%(54) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 4%(2) 6%(4) 47%(33) 1%(1) 8%(6) 34%(23) 69 #1 Issue: Other 6%(7) 8%(9) 41%(46) 6%(6) 4%(4) 35%(39) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 9%(70) 12%(100) 41%(339) 4%(30) 3%(26) 32%(261) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 2%(13) 4%(28) 39%(253) 4%(27) 27%(177) 23%(152) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 4%(3) 2%(1) 29%(19) 4%(3) 14%(9) 47%(31) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 9%(64) 11%(83) 43%(316) 3%(23) 2%(17) 31%(227) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 2%(15) 3%(19) 39%(264) 4%(28) 28%(188) 25%(167) 682 2016 Vote: Other 4%(5) 9%(12) 36%(49) 6%(8) 12%(16) 34%(47) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5%(21) 8%(33) 23%(100) 4%(16) 8%(35) 53%(232) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 6%(77) 8%(107) 41%(552) 4%(52) 15%(199) 27%(364) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 5%(29) 6%(41) 28%(176) 4%(23) 9%(57) 49%(310) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 9%(76) 10%(88) 40%(354) 4%(33) 6%(50) 32%(277) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2%(8) 4%(20) 41%(211) 3%(17) 28%(141) 23%(116) 513 2012 Vote: Other 2%(2) 4%(3) 40%(33) 3%(2) 21%(17) 31%(25) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(20) 7%(36) 26%(131) 4%(22) 9%(47) 50%(255) 511 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_5: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Gretchen Whitmer Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(106) 7%(147) 37%(728) 4%(74) 13%(255) 34%(674) 1986 4-Region: Northeast 5%(16) 5%(17) 41%(145) 4%(15) 10%(36) 35%(126) 354 4-Region: Midwest 6%(27) 7%(32) 39%(179) 4%(20) 10%(46) 34%(153) 456 4-Region: South 5%(38) 8%(58) 35%(260) 3%(21) 18%(133) 31%(231) 741 4-Region: West 6%(25) 9%(40) 33%(145) 4%(18) 10%(42) 38%(164) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 8%(80) 11%(101) 39%(364) 4%(39) 3%(28) 35%(331) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 2%(17) 4%(34) 37%(288) 4%(29) 25%(194) 27%(207) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL7_6: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Tammy Baldwin Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(79) 5%(109) 38%(748) 3%(66) 11%(215) 39%(769) 1986 Gender: Male 6%(54) 7%(66) 39%(366) 4%(41) 13%(116) 31%(287) 930 Gender: Female 2%(25) 4%(43) 36%(383) 2%(25) 9%(98) 46%(482) 1056 Age: 18-34 6%(32) 9%(44) 28%(142) 5%(25) 6%(29) 45%(226) 499 Age: 35-44 5%(15) 7%(22) 33%(101) 3%(9) 11%(32) 41%(123) 302 Age: 45-64 3%(23) 3%(24) 45%(324) 2%(18) 11%(81) 35%(253) 723 Age: 65+ 2%(9) 4%(18) 39%(182) 3%(15) 16%(72) 36%(168) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 7%(15) 9%(20) 18%(41) 7%(15) 6%(13) 53%(119) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 5%(22) 8%(35) 35%(149) 4%(17) 8%(33) 40%(170) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 5%(22) 5%(22) 41%(190) 1%(6) 10%(44) 38%(175) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 2%(18) 4%(32) 42%(342) 3%(25) 14%(112) 34%(278) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 7%(52) 8%(62) 39%(307) 3%(21) 3%(27) 40%(316) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 3%(15) 5%(28) 34%(189) 4%(20) 8%(44) 47%(262) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 2%(12) 3%(19) 39%(253) 4%(25) 22%(144) 30%(190) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 10%(34) 10%(32) 44%(144) 3%(12) 4%(13) 29%(96) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 4%(18) 7%(30) 36%(163) 2%(10) 3%(13) 48%(220) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 4%(10) 8%(20) 35%(92) 4%(10) 10%(25) 41%(107) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 2%(6) 3%(8) 33%(97) 3%(9) 6%(19) 53%(154) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 3%(11) 4%(14) 39%(130) 6%(19) 23%(78) 25%(83) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (1) 2%(5) 40%(123) 2%(6) 21%(66) 35%(107) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 7%(45) 8%(47) 43%(264) 2%(15) 2%(13) 37%(224) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 3%(15) 5%(24) 35%(187) 4%(23) 9%(47) 45%(238) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 3%(18) 4%(27) 39%(277) 4%(27) 20%(142) 30%(211) 702 Educ: < College 4%(54) 5%(65) 35%(436) 3%(41) 12%(147) 40%(506) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 2%(8) 5%(23) 46%(217) 3%(16) 9%(41) 35%(165) 470 Educ: Post-grad 7%(18) 8%(21) 35%(95) 4%(10) 10%(26) 37%(98) 267 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_6: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Tammy Baldwin Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(79) 5%(109) 38%(748) 3%(66) 11%(215) 39%(769) 1986 Income: Under 50k 4%(40) 5%(48) 37%(370) 3%(32) 11%(109) 40%(406) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 3%(21) 6%(42) 40%(288) 4%(25) 11%(76) 37%(268) 722 Income: 100k+ 7%(18) 7%(18) 35%(91) 3%(9) 11%(29) 36%(94) 259 Ethnicity: White 3%(54) 4%(69) 39%(626) 3%(54) 12%(195) 38%(609) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 7%(13) 11%(21) 33%(64) 4%(7) 3%(5) 43%(82) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 7%(17) 11%(29) 33%(82) 4%(11) 6%(14) 39%(99) 252 Ethnicity: Other 6%(8) 8%(11) 32%(40) 2%(2) 5%(6) 47%(61) 128 Community: Urban 8%(39) 7%(34) 35%(166) 3%(16) 7%(32) 40%(192) 479 Community: Suburban 3%(29) 5%(54) 38%(376) 3%(31) 11%(107) 39%(385) 981 Community: Rural 2%(12) 4%(21) 39%(207) 4%(19) 14%(75) 37%(192) 527 Employ: Private Sector 5%(33) 5%(36) 41%(278) 3%(21) 11%(71) 35%(233) 673 Employ: Government 8%(10) 8%(10) 35%(46) 3%(4) 11%(15) 36%(48) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 7%(11) 8%(12) 33%(51) 5%(8) 7%(11) 39%(60) 154 Employ: Homemaker 2%(2) 6%(6) 34%(34) 3%(3) 8%(8) 48%(49) 102 Employ: Retired 2%(10) 5%(24) 41%(214) 3%(16) 15%(77) 35%(184) 526 Employ: Unemployed 1%(2) 5%(9) 34%(63) 3%(6) 6%(12) 51%(94) 186 Employ: Other 5%(7) 5%(6) 35%(43) 1%(1) 12%(15) 42%(52) 125 Military HH: Yes 3%(10) 6%(20) 42%(136) 3%(10) 13%(44) 33%(108) 327 Military HH: No 4%(69) 5%(89) 37%(612) 3%(56) 10%(171) 40%(661) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 3%(19) 5%(33) 36%(243) 5%(31) 20%(134) 32%(217) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 5%(60) 6%(76) 39%(505) 3%(35) 6%(81) 42%(551) 1309 Trump Job Approve 2%(17) 3%(26) 39%(308) 4%(34) 22%(176) 29%(232) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 5%(62) 7%(82) 38%(430) 3%(32) 3%(37) 43%(493) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(11) 2%(9) 40%(188) 4%(20) 27%(129) 24%(114) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(6) 5%(17) 37%(120) 4%(14) 14%(46) 37%(118) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 4%(12) 6%(16) 33%(85) 4%(11) 6%(16) 46%(118) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 6%(50) 7%(66) 39%(345) 2%(22) 2%(21) 43%(375) 879 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_6: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Tammy Baldwin Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(79) 5%(109) 38%(748) 3%(66) 11%(215) 39%(769) 1986 Favorable of Trump 2%(17) 3%(21) 40%(307) 5%(38) 23%(174) 27%(209) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 5%(59) 8%(86) 38%(432) 3%(29) 3%(31) 44%(495) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(9) 2%(11) 40%(189) 4%(19) 28%(136) 24%(114) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 3%(8) 3%(10) 41%(119) 7%(19) 13%(39) 33%(96) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 3%(7) 5%(11) 31%(65) 4%(8) 5%(11) 52%(108) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 6%(52) 8%(75) 40%(367) 2%(21) 2%(20) 42%(387) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 4%(29) 4%(29) 37%(243) 3%(23) 11%(73) 40%(265) 663 #1 Issue: Security 3%(8) 5%(12) 37%(96) 6%(15) 23%(61) 26%(68) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 6%(24) 8%(32) 39%(163) 2%(10) 5%(19) 40%(167) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 2%(7) 4%(11) 42%(116) 2%(6) 15%(40) 35%(97) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 5%(5) 9%(8) 34%(33) 2%(2) 10%(10) 39%(38) 96 #1 Issue: Education 2%(2) 3%(3) 22%(20) 7%(7) 5%(5) 60%(57) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 1%(1) 10%(7) 43%(30) 3%(2) 4%(3) 39%(27) 69 #1 Issue: Other 2%(3) 7%(8) 42%(47) 1%(1) 3%(3) 44%(49) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 6%(47) 8%(65) 42%(343) 3%(27) 2%(17) 40%(329) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 2%(15) 3%(19) 40%(262) 4%(27) 23%(151) 27%(177) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 2%(1) 2%(1) 32%(21) 3%(2) 14%(10) 47%(31) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 6%(41) 9%(64) 44%(318) 3%(19) 2%(16) 37%(273) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 1%(10) 3%(19) 41%(277) 4%(26) 23%(159) 28%(191) 682 2016 Vote: Other 2%(3) 2%(3) 37%(51) 3%(5) 6%(9) 49%(66) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(26) 5%(23) 23%(101) 4%(17) 7%(31) 54%(237) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 4%(48) 5%(73) 42%(570) 3%(44) 12%(167) 33%(449) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 5%(31) 6%(36) 28%(178) 4%(23) 7%(47) 50%(320) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 6%(49) 7%(60) 42%(366) 3%(26) 5%(41) 38%(337) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 1%(6) 2%(12) 42%(217) 3%(18) 23%(117) 28%(143) 513 2012 Vote: Other 3%(2) 1%(1) 41%(34) 1%(1) 16%(13) 38%(31) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(22) 7%(36) 26%(132) 4%(22) 8%(43) 50%(257) 511 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_6: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Tammy Baldwin Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(79) 5%(109) 38%(748) 3%(66) 11%(215) 39%(769) 1986 4-Region: Northeast 3%(12) 3%(12) 41%(144) 4%(14) 9%(31) 40%(141) 354 4-Region: Midwest 4%(18) 5%(21) 39%(180) 4%(17) 8%(37) 40%(183) 456 4-Region: South 4%(27) 6%(45) 36%(263) 4%(27) 16%(119) 35%(260) 741 4-Region: West 5%(22) 7%(30) 37%(162) 2%(8) 6%(28) 43%(185) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 6%(58) 8%(74) 39%(370) 3%(25) 3%(28) 41%(389) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 2%(13) 3%(21) 39%(303) 4%(34) 21%(162) 31%(236) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL7_7: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Catherine Cortez Masto Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(76) 5%(98) 36%(725) 4%(83) 13%(250) 38%(754) 1986 Gender: Male 5%(43) 6%(60) 38%(357) 5%(46) 15%(136) 31%(287) 930 Gender: Female 3%(33) 4%(39) 35%(368) 3%(37) 11%(114) 44%(467) 1056 Age: 18-34 6%(28) 7%(36) 27%(133) 8%(39) 6%(29) 47%(234) 499 Age: 35-44 4%(14) 8%(23) 33%(101) 2%(5) 12%(38) 40%(122) 302 Age: 45-64 3%(23) 3%(23) 44%(315) 2%(17) 14%(100) 34%(246) 723 Age: 65+ 3%(12) 4%(16) 38%(176) 5%(22) 18%(84) 33%(152) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 5%(12) 6%(13) 16%(35) 13%(29) 5%(10) 55%(123) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 5%(21) 7%(32) 34%(146) 3%(13) 9%(39) 41%(176) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 4%(20) 5%(24) 41%(189) 1%(5) 12%(55) 36%(167) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 3%(20) 4%(30) 41%(329) 4%(30) 16%(132) 33%(265) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 7%(55) 8%(60) 38%(296) 3%(24) 4%(29) 41%(322) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 2%(10) 3%(19) 33%(186) 6%(31) 10%(56) 46%(256) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 2%(11) 3%(19) 38%(243) 4%(28) 26%(166) 27%(176) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 8%(27) 10%(32) 41%(137) 4%(13) 5%(15) 32%(107) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 6%(28) 6%(28) 35%(159) 2%(11) 3%(13) 47%(215) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 2%(6) 5%(13) 35%(93) 6%(15) 13%(35) 38%(102) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 1%(3) 2%(6) 32%(92) 5%(16) 7%(21) 53%(155) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 3%(10) 4%(15) 38%(127) 5%(18) 26%(86) 23%(78) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women — (2) 1%(5) 38%(116) 3%(10) 26%(79) 32%(98) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 6%(39) 9%(52) 42%(252) 3%(18) 3%(19) 37%(227) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 2%(11) 4%(23) 34%(179) 5%(29) 11%(57) 44%(234) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 3%(23) 3%(19) 38%(270) 4%(30) 23%(165) 28%(195) 702 Educ: < College 4%(49) 4%(52) 34%(428) 5%(57) 13%(165) 40%(498) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 2%(8) 5%(25) 43%(201) 4%(18) 11%(52) 35%(165) 470 Educ: Post-grad 7%(19) 8%(21) 36%(95) 3%(8) 12%(33) 34%(91) 267 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_7: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Catherine Cortez Masto Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(76) 5%(98) 36%(725) 4%(83) 13%(250) 38%(754) 1986 Income: Under 50k 4%(37) 4%(38) 36%(362) 4%(45) 13%(134) 39%(390) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 3%(23) 6%(42) 38%(274) 4%(32) 12%(86) 37%(265) 722 Income: 100k+ 6%(16) 7%(19) 34%(89) 3%(7) 11%(30) 38%(99) 259 Ethnicity: White 3%(49) 5%(75) 37%(600) 4%(58) 15%(234) 37%(590) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 5%(10) 8%(14) 29%(56) 9%(16) 6%(12) 43%(83) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 7%(17) 7%(17) 32%(81) 9%(22) 4%(10) 42%(105) 252 Ethnicity: Other 7%(9) 5%(6) 34%(44) 3%(3) 5%(6) 46%(59) 128 Community: Urban 6%(27) 7%(35) 35%(167) 4%(20) 8%(36) 40%(194) 479 Community: Suburban 4%(36) 4%(43) 37%(359) 4%(44) 12%(118) 39%(381) 981 Community: Rural 2%(13) 4%(20) 38%(199) 4%(19) 18%(96) 34%(180) 527 Employ: Private Sector 5%(32) 7%(45) 40%(266) 2%(16) 13%(87) 34%(227) 673 Employ: Government 5%(7) 4%(5) 30%(41) 4%(6) 14%(18) 43%(57) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 5%(8) 8%(12) 30%(46) 10%(15) 10%(15) 38%(58) 154 Employ: Homemaker — (0) 4%(4) 37%(37) 4%(4) 9%(9) 47%(48) 102 Employ: Retired 3%(14) 3%(18) 40%(212) 4%(23) 17%(88) 33%(171) 526 Employ: Unemployed 3%(5) 4%(8) 33%(61) 5%(10) 8%(14) 47%(88) 186 Employ: Other 3%(3) 2%(2) 36%(45) 3%(3) 14%(17) 44%(54) 125 Military HH: Yes 4%(12) 2%(8) 41%(134) 4%(12) 17%(54) 33%(107) 327 Military HH: No 4%(64) 5%(90) 36%(591) 4%(71) 12%(196) 39%(648) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 2%(16) 4%(26) 36%(243) 5%(33) 23%(158) 30%(201) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 5%(60) 6%(72) 37%(481) 4%(50) 7%(92) 42%(553) 1309 Trump Job Approve 2%(15) 2%(19) 39%(311) 4%(31) 26%(207) 27%(211) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 5%(61) 7%(79) 36%(405) 4%(51) 4%(42) 44%(499) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(9) 2%(11) 41%(193) 3%(14) 31%(145) 21%(99) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(6) 2%(8) 37%(119) 5%(16) 19%(61) 35%(113) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 3%(7) 5%(13) 28%(72) 7%(19) 7%(19) 50%(129) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 6%(54) 8%(66) 38%(333) 4%(32) 3%(23) 42%(371) 879 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_7: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Catherine Cortez Masto Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(76) 5%(98) 36%(725) 4%(83) 13%(250) 38%(754) 1986 Favorable of Trump 2%(12) 2%(19) 40%(308) 4%(33) 27%(206) 25%(188) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 5%(61) 7%(79) 36%(407) 4%(44) 4%(40) 44%(500) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(10) 2%(10) 40%(192) 3%(14) 32%(154) 20%(97) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 1%(3) 3%(9) 40%(117) 7%(19) 18%(52) 31%(91) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 2%(4) 5%(10) 28%(58) 4%(9) 8%(17) 53%(111) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 6%(57) 8%(69) 38%(349) 4%(35) 3%(23) 42%(389) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 3%(17) 5%(35) 37%(245) 4%(26) 15%(98) 37%(243) 663 #1 Issue: Security 4%(12) 3%(9) 36%(94) 5%(14) 23%(61) 27%(71) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 6%(23) 6%(24) 38%(156) 3%(13) 7%(29) 41%(170) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 4%(10) 5%(13) 38%(105) 3%(7) 16%(45) 35%(97) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 3%(3) 12%(11) 30%(29) 6%(6) 6%(5) 44%(42) 96 #1 Issue: Education 2%(2) 2%(2) 21%(20) 9%(8) 6%(6) 60%(57) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 5%(4) — (0) 43%(29) 6%(4) 5%(3) 41%(28) 69 #1 Issue: Other 5%(6) 4%(5) 42%(47) 4%(5) 3%(3) 41%(46) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 6%(52) 8%(63) 39%(326) 4%(30) 3%(24) 40%(332) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 2%(11) 3%(17) 40%(262) 4%(28) 27%(178) 24%(155) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 1%(1) 2%(2) 33%(22) 1%(1) 11%(7) 52%(34) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 7%(48) 9%(63) 41%(298) 3%(23) 2%(17) 39%(281) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 1%(8) 2%(15) 40%(274) 4%(24) 28%(191) 25%(170) 682 2016 Vote: Other — (1) 4%(5) 34%(47) 5%(6) 10%(13) 47%(64) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(19) 4%(15) 24%(105) 7%(29) 7%(29) 55%(238) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 4%(53) 5%(68) 41%(552) 3%(44) 15%(200) 32%(435) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 4%(23) 5%(30) 27%(173) 6%(39) 8%(50) 50%(319) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 6%(52) 7%(59) 40%(353) 3%(24) 6%(56) 38%(337) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 1%(6) 2%(11) 42%(218) 3%(17) 26%(133) 25%(128) 513 2012 Vote: Other — (0) 1%(1) 38%(31) 3%(2) 24%(20) 34%(28) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(19) 5%(27) 24%(123) 8%(39) 8%(41) 51%(261) 511 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_7: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Catherine Cortez Masto Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(76) 5%(98) 36%(725) 4%(83) 13%(250) 38%(754) 1986 4-Region: Northeast 4%(15) 5%(17) 37%(130) 5%(17) 12%(42) 38%(134) 354 4-Region: Midwest 3%(14) 4%(20) 39%(176) 4%(18) 11%(52) 39%(176) 456 4-Region: South 4%(28) 5%(34) 35%(259) 4%(33) 17%(124) 35%(263) 741 4-Region: West 4%(19) 6%(28) 37%(159) 4%(15) 7%(31) 42%(182) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 6%(60) 7%(67) 38%(356) 3%(33) 3%(33) 42%(394) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(11) 3%(23) 38%(292) 5%(35) 25%(189) 29%(219) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL7_8: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Val Demings Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(88) 5%(90) 36%(722) 3%(66) 11%(218) 40%(801) 1986 Gender: Male 6%(52) 6%(52) 40%(371) 4%(35) 12%(116) 33%(305) 930 Gender: Female 3%(37) 4%(38) 33%(352) 3%(31) 10%(103) 47%(497) 1056 Age: 18-34 6%(30) 7%(37) 26%(132) 5%(26) 5%(27) 49%(247) 499 Age: 35-44 5%(14) 5%(15) 34%(104) 3%(9) 9%(28) 43%(131) 302 Age: 45-64 4%(31) 3%(19) 44%(316) 2%(16) 12%(88) 35%(254) 723 Age: 65+ 3%(14) 4%(18) 37%(171) 3%(15) 16%(76) 37%(169) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 7%(15) 5%(11) 19%(42) 6%(12) 6%(12) 58%(129) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 5%(21) 8%(33) 32%(138) 4%(19) 7%(30) 44%(187) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 5%(23) 4%(20) 41%(187) 1%(7) 10%(46) 38%(175) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 3%(27) 3%(24) 41%(328) 3%(25) 14%(115) 35%(286) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 8%(63) 6%(49) 37%(294) 2%(16) 4%(33) 42%(331) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 2%(13) 4%(22) 33%(183) 5%(28) 9%(49) 47%(263) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 2%(12) 3%(19) 38%(246) 3%(22) 21%(137) 32%(207) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 10%(34) 7%(23) 44%(146) 3%(9) 4%(12) 32%(105) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 6%(29) 6%(25) 33%(148) 1%(6) 4%(20) 50%(226) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 3%(7) 5%(12) 35%(93) 4%(12) 12%(33) 41%(108) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 2%(6) 3%(10) 31%(90) 6%(16) 6%(16) 53%(155) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 3%(10) 5%(16) 39%(131) 4%(14) 21%(71) 27%(91) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(2) 1%(3) 37%(114) 3%(8) 21%(66) 37%(116) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 7%(44) 7%(43) 40%(245) 2%(14) 3%(18) 40%(242) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 4%(21) 4%(24) 33%(176) 5%(27) 9%(51) 44%(235) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 3%(20) 3%(21) 39%(276) 3%(23) 20%(140) 32%(223) 702 Educ: < College 5%(57) 4%(45) 34%(425) 3%(40) 12%(153) 42%(530) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 3%(15) 5%(25) 43%(203) 3%(15) 8%(38) 37%(173) 470 Educ: Post-grad 6%(17) 8%(20) 35%(95) 4%(11) 10%(27) 37%(98) 267 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_8: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Val Demings Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(88) 5%(90) 36%(722) 3%(66) 11%(218) 40%(801) 1986 Income: Under 50k 4%(40) 4%(41) 35%(355) 3%(35) 12%(119) 41%(416) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 4%(29) 5%(34) 39%(280) 3%(23) 10%(76) 39%(280) 722 Income: 100k+ 7%(19) 6%(15) 34%(87) 3%(8) 9%(24) 41%(106) 259 Ethnicity: White 4%(63) 4%(67) 37%(592) 3%(53) 12%(200) 39%(631) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 7%(13) 10%(19) 31%(60) 1%(3) 8%(16) 42%(82) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 6%(15) 7%(18) 37%(92) 3%(9) 5%(12) 42%(105) 252 Ethnicity: Other 8%(10) 3%(4) 30%(38) 4%(5) 5%(6) 51%(65) 128 Community: Urban 7%(31) 7%(33) 36%(174) 3%(13) 6%(31) 41%(196) 479 Community: Suburban 4%(38) 4%(40) 36%(351) 3%(32) 12%(115) 41%(405) 981 Community: Rural 4%(19) 3%(17) 38%(198) 4%(21) 14%(72) 38%(200) 527 Employ: Private Sector 5%(37) 6%(37) 40%(267) 2%(15) 11%(71) 36%(245) 673 Employ: Government 5%(7) 5%(7) 27%(36) 5%(7) 16%(21) 42%(56) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 3%(5) 7%(11) 37%(57) 4%(6) 9%(14) 40%(61) 154 Employ: Homemaker 5%(5) 5%(5) 37%(38) 3%(3) 5%(5) 45%(46) 102 Employ: Retired 3%(18) 3%(16) 40%(210) 3%(17) 15%(78) 36%(187) 526 Employ: Unemployed 3%(5) 4%(8) 32%(60) 3%(6) 8%(15) 50%(93) 186 Employ: Other 6%(7) 2%(3) 30%(38) 3%(4) 10%(12) 49%(61) 125 Military HH: Yes 4%(12) 3%(11) 40%(132) 3%(10) 13%(43) 36%(119) 327 Military HH: No 5%(77) 5%(78) 36%(590) 3%(56) 11%(175) 41%(682) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 3%(23) 3%(23) 35%(237) 4%(27) 21%(140) 34%(227) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 5%(65) 5%(67) 37%(486) 3%(39) 6%(78) 44%(574) 1309 Trump Job Approve 2%(20) 3%(22) 38%(299) 4%(30) 23%(182) 30%(241) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 6%(69) 6%(67) 37%(417) 3%(35) 3%(33) 45%(516) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(11) 2%(11) 40%(186) 3%(12) 28%(132) 25%(119) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 3%(8) 3%(11) 35%(112) 5%(17) 16%(51) 38%(122) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 4%(10) 6%(15) 33%(85) 3%(8) 7%(18) 47%(122) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 7%(59) 6%(52) 38%(332) 3%(27) 2%(15) 45%(394) 879 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_8: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Val Demings Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(88) 5%(90) 36%(722) 3%(66) 11%(218) 40%(801) 1986 Favorable of Trump 2%(16) 3%(22) 39%(302) 4%(28) 23%(178) 29%(221) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 6%(71) 6%(68) 36%(410) 3%(36) 3%(33) 45%(513) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 2%(11) 2%(10) 39%(187) 3%(13) 28%(133) 26%(122) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 2%(5) 4%(11) 40%(115) 5%(15) 16%(45) 34%(99) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 3%(6) 6%(12) 30%(63) 3%(7) 6%(12) 53%(110) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 7%(66) 6%(56) 38%(347) 3%(29) 2%(21) 44%(403) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 4%(24) 4%(26) 37%(244) 3%(20) 11%(73) 41%(275) 663 #1 Issue: Security 7%(17) 2%(5) 35%(91) 5%(13) 22%(57) 30%(77) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 4%(16) 6%(27) 41%(170) 3%(10) 6%(27) 40%(165) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 5%(14) 5%(14) 35%(98) 3%(7) 14%(38) 38%(106) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 7%(7) 7%(7) 28%(26) 5%(4) 8%(7) 46%(44) 96 #1 Issue: Education 1%(1) 6%(6) 20%(19) 5%(5) 5%(5) 63%(59) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 2%(2) 6%(4) 38%(26) 7%(5) 6%(4) 41%(28) 69 #1 Issue: Other 7%(8) 1%(1) 43%(48) 1%(1) 6%(6) 42%(47) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 7%(61) 7%(55) 39%(320) 3%(29) 3%(22) 41%(340) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 2%(12) 3%(21) 40%(258) 3%(22) 23%(153) 28%(185) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 2%(1) 1%(1) 32%(22) 2%(2) 11%(8) 51%(34) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 8%(57) 7%(51) 40%(293) 3%(23) 3%(22) 39%(285) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 2%(11) 3%(20) 40%(272) 2%(15) 23%(160) 30%(203) 682 2016 Vote: Other — (1) 3%(4) 39%(54) 4%(6) 6%(9) 47%(64) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(19) 3%(15) 24%(104) 5%(22) 6%(28) 57%(248) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 5%(64) 5%(63) 40%(544) 3%(42) 13%(170) 35%(467) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 4%(24) 4%(27) 28%(178) 4%(24) 8%(48) 53%(334) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 7%(60) 7%(57) 39%(344) 2%(22) 5%(48) 40%(349) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 1%(7) 2%(11) 42%(216) 3%(14) 23%(117) 29%(147) 513 2012 Vote: Other 2%(1) 2%(2) 37%(31) 2%(2) 16%(13) 41%(33) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(20) 4%(20) 26%(132) 6%(28) 8%(40) 53%(271) 511 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_8: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Val Demings Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(88) 5%(90) 36%(722) 3%(66) 11%(218) 40%(801) 1986 4-Region: Northeast 4%(15) 5%(16) 38%(133) 2%(8) 10%(36) 41%(146) 354 4-Region: Midwest 3%(15) 3%(12) 37%(169) 4%(18) 10%(47) 43%(195) 456 4-Region: South 4%(31) 6%(42) 36%(263) 4%(28) 15%(114) 36%(264) 741 4-Region: West 6%(27) 4%(19) 36%(157) 3%(12) 5%(21) 46%(198) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 7%(70) 6%(59) 38%(354) 3%(24) 4%(33) 43%(402) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 2%(13) 3%(21) 38%(294) 4%(30) 21%(160) 33%(251) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL7_9: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Michelle Lujan Grisham Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(72) 5%(90) 37%(726) 4%(73) 11%(216) 41%(808) 1986 Gender: Male 5%(47) 6%(54) 39%(358) 6%(52) 13%(119) 32%(300) 930 Gender: Female 2%(26) 3%(36) 35%(368) 2%(22) 9%(96) 48%(509) 1056 Age: 18-34 5%(24) 8%(40) 27%(134) 5%(25) 6%(32) 49%(243) 499 Age: 35-44 5%(16) 5%(15) 33%(98) 4%(11) 10%(29) 44%(132) 302 Age: 45-64 3%(23) 3%(21) 44%(315) 3%(24) 10%(75) 37%(265) 723 Age: 65+ 2%(9) 3%(14) 39%(178) 3%(13) 17%(79) 37%(169) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 5%(11) 7%(16) 15%(33) 8%(19) 7%(15) 57%(128) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 4%(18) 7%(30) 35%(148) 3%(13) 7%(32) 43%(186) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 5%(25) 4%(20) 41%(190) 2%(9) 9%(42) 38%(174) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 2%(17) 3%(24) 41%(328) 4%(31) 14%(115) 36%(292) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 7%(54) 6%(48) 38%(300) 3%(24) 3%(24) 43%(335) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 2%(10) 3%(18) 33%(184) 4%(23) 8%(45) 50%(277) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 1%(8) 4%(24) 38%(242) 4%(26) 23%(147) 31%(196) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 10%(31) 8%(25) 43%(142) 6%(19) 3%(10) 31%(103) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 5%(23) 5%(23) 35%(158) 1%(5) 3%(13) 51%(232) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 3%(9) 4%(10) 33%(88) 5%(12) 12%(31) 43%(115) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women — (1) 3%(9) 33%(97) 4%(11) 5%(14) 55%(162) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 2%(6) 6%(19) 39%(129) 6%(20) 23%(78) 24%(82) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 1%(2) 2%(5) 37%(113) 2%(6) 22%(68) 37%(115) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 5%(32) 7%(41) 41%(249) 2%(15) 3%(18) 41%(251) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 3%(17) 4%(23) 34%(183) 4%(22) 8%(41) 46%(248) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 3%(20) 3%(23) 39%(272) 4%(29) 21%(147) 30%(211) 702 Educ: < College 4%(51) 4%(50) 34%(426) 4%(49) 11%(142) 42%(531) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 2%(9) 4%(20) 43%(203) 3%(14) 10%(45) 38%(178) 470 Educ: Post-grad 4%(12) 7%(19) 36%(97) 4%(10) 11%(29) 37%(100) 267 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_9: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Michelle Lujan Grisham Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(72) 5%(90) 37%(726) 4%(73) 11%(216) 41%(808) 1986 Income: Under 50k 4%(38) 4%(42) 35%(354) 3%(34) 11%(114) 42%(423) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 3%(23) 4%(31) 39%(282) 4%(26) 10%(76) 39%(284) 722 Income: 100k+ 5%(12) 7%(17) 35%(90) 5%(13) 10%(26) 39%(101) 259 Ethnicity: White 3%(52) 4%(56) 38%(615) 3%(48) 12%(196) 40%(640) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 13%(25) 5%(10) 26%(49) 6%(12) 6%(12) 44%(85) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 4%(10) 12%(30) 28%(72) 9%(22) 4%(11) 42%(107) 252 Ethnicity: Other 9%(11) 3%(3) 31%(40) 2%(3) 7%(9) 48%(62) 128 Community: Urban 6%(28) 7%(32) 34%(161) 5%(24) 7%(33) 42%(200) 479 Community: Suburban 3%(28) 5%(45) 37%(360) 3%(31) 10%(102) 42%(414) 981 Community: Rural 3%(16) 2%(12) 39%(205) 4%(19) 15%(80) 37%(194) 527 Employ: Private Sector 5%(33) 5%(35) 40%(272) 4%(25) 10%(71) 35%(238) 673 Employ: Government 3%(5) 9%(12) 31%(41) 5%(6) 10%(14) 42%(57) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 6%(9) 8%(12) 31%(48) 7%(11) 10%(15) 38%(58) 154 Employ: Homemaker 3%(3) 3%(3) 35%(36) 3%(4) 2%(2) 54%(55) 102 Employ: Retired 2%(11) 3%(14) 40%(211) 3%(14) 15%(80) 37%(196) 526 Employ: Unemployed 4%(7) 2%(4) 32%(60) 4%(8) 7%(14) 51%(94) 186 Employ: Other 3%(3) 3%(4) 32%(40) 2%(2) 12%(15) 49%(61) 125 Military HH: Yes 4%(12) 4%(12) 41%(135) 3%(11) 14%(45) 35%(113) 327 Military HH: No 4%(61) 5%(78) 36%(592) 4%(62) 10%(171) 42%(695) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 3%(18) 5%(31) 35%(236) 4%(30) 21%(144) 32%(220) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 4%(55) 5%(59) 37%(490) 3%(43) 6%(72) 45%(589) 1309 Trump Job Approve 2%(15) 4%(31) 38%(301) 4%(30) 22%(178) 30%(238) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 5%(57) 5%(59) 37%(417) 4%(43) 3%(36) 46%(525) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 2%(8) 3%(14) 40%(187) 3%(15) 27%(129) 25%(118) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2%(7) 5%(16) 35%(114) 5%(15) 15%(49) 37%(121) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 4%(11) 5%(14) 27%(70) 9%(23) 6%(17) 48%(124) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 5%(46) 5%(45) 39%(347) 2%(20) 2%(19) 46%(401) 879 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_9: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Michelle Lujan Grisham Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(72) 5%(90) 37%(726) 4%(73) 11%(216) 41%(808) 1986 Favorable of Trump 2%(14) 4%(29) 39%(301) 4%(31) 23%(176) 28%(216) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 5%(57) 5%(57) 37%(418) 3%(39) 3%(35) 46%(526) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 1%(7) 3%(17) 40%(191) 3%(16) 28%(132) 24%(115) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 2%(7) 4%(13) 38%(110) 5%(15) 15%(44) 35%(101) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 3%(6) 5%(10) 28%(58) 6%(13) 6%(13) 52%(109) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 6%(51) 5%(46) 39%(360) 3%(26) 2%(21) 45%(417) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 3%(23) 6%(36) 36%(241) 3%(19) 10%(70) 41%(275) 663 #1 Issue: Security 3%(8) 4%(11) 34%(88) 6%(16) 23%(59) 30%(79) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 5%(20) 5%(20) 39%(161) 4%(16) 6%(25) 42%(174) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 3%(7) 2%(7) 40%(111) 2%(7) 15%(41) 38%(104) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 7%(7) 4%(4) 33%(32) 4%(3) 7%(7) 45%(43) 96 #1 Issue: Education 3%(2) 9%(8) 16%(15) 5%(5) 6%(6) 61%(57) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 1%(1) 3%(2) 45%(31) 5%(3) 8%(5) 38%(26) 69 #1 Issue: Other 3%(4) 2%(2) 43%(48) 4%(5) 3%(3) 45%(50) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 6%(49) 7%(57) 40%(328) 2%(20) 3%(21) 43%(353) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 2%(12) 3%(23) 40%(258) 4%(29) 23%(150) 28%(179) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 1%(1) 1%(1) 31%(20) 4%(2) 14%(10) 49%(33) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 6%(45) 6%(46) 42%(306) 2%(16) 2%(13) 42%(303) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 1%(8) 3%(20) 40%(273) 3%(23) 24%(162) 29%(196) 682 2016 Vote: Other — (1) 4%(6) 34%(47) 4%(6) 7%(9) 50%(68) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(19) 4%(18) 23%(99) 7%(29) 7%(31) 55%(240) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 3%(47) 5%(65) 41%(549) 3%(44) 12%(168) 35%(477) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 4%(26) 4%(25) 28%(177) 5%(29) 8%(48) 52%(331) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 6%(49) 6%(54) 40%(351) 3%(24) 5%(41) 41%(360) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 1%(5) 2%(11) 42%(215) 4%(18) 22%(115) 29%(150) 513 2012 Vote: Other — (0) 1%(1) 39%(32) 1%(1) 20%(16) 38%(31) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(19) 5%(24) 25%(128) 6%(30) 8%(43) 52%(267) 511 Continued on next page

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Table POL7_9: If former Vice President Joe Biden selected each of the following as his vice presidential candidate in the November 2020 presidential election, would you be more likely to vote for him, less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference in your vote? Michelle Lujan Grisham Somewhat Somewhat Much more more likely less likely to Much less likely to vote to vote for No difference vote for likely to vote Don’t Know / Demographic for Biden Biden in my vote Biden for Biden No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(72) 5%(90) 37%(726) 4%(73) 11%(216) 41%(808) 1986 4-Region: Northeast 3%(10) 5%(19) 37%(132) 4%(15) 9%(32) 41%(147) 354 4-Region: Midwest 3%(12) 2%(9) 38%(172) 5%(22) 9%(43) 43%(198) 456 4-Region: South 3%(23) 6%(42) 36%(269) 3%(20) 15%(110) 37%(276) 741 4-Region: West 6%(27) 5%(20) 35%(152) 4%(16) 7%(31) 43%(188) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 6%(58) 6%(54) 38%(358) 3%(26) 3%(28) 44%(418) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 1%(8) 3%(25) 38%(292) 4%(35) 21%(165) 32%(245) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL8_1: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? President Donald Trump Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 20%(399) 16%(317) 10%(206) 49%(977) 4%(88) 1986 Gender: Male 23%(217) 17%(157) 11%(106) 44%(412) 4%(37) 930 Gender: Female 17%(183) 15%(159) 9%(100) 53%(565) 5%(50) 1056 Age: 18-34 12%(61) 14%(68) 13%(65) 50%(251) 11%(53) 499 Age: 35-44 18%(54) 16%(50) 12%(37) 47%(143) 6%(18) 302 Age: 45-64 23%(163) 17%(125) 11%(79) 48%(346) 1%(10) 723 Age: 65+ 26%(121) 16%(73) 5%(25) 51%(237) 1%(6) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 10%(21) 10%(23) 13%(28) 50%(111) 18%(39) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 16%(68) 16%(69) 13%(57) 49%(209) 5%(23) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 18%(81) 20%(90) 13%(58) 47%(217) 3%(13) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 26%(208) 15%(124) 7%(58) 50%(404) 1%(12) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 2%(17) 5%(42) 8%(61) 82%(642) 3%(23) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 10%(54) 17%(96) 14%(80) 48%(270) 10%(56) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 51%(328) 28%(179) 10%(64) 10%(64) 1%(8) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 2%(7) 8%(26) 10%(34) 77%(254) 3%(10) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 2%(10) 3%(16) 6%(27) 86%(389) 3%(13) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 12%(32) 19%(50) 16%(41) 45%(120) 8%(22) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 8%(23) 16%(46) 13%(39) 51%(150) 12%(35) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 53%(177) 24%(81) 9%(31) 11%(38) 2%(6) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 49%(150) 32%(98) 11%(33) 8%(26) 1%(2) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 5%(28) 3%(21) 6%(39) 84%(507) 2%(12) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 12%(64) 13%(71) 14%(76) 58%(309) 3%(14) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 41%(287) 29%(202) 11%(76) 17%(119) 3%(19) 702 Educ: < College 22%(270) 17%(210) 10%(126) 46%(569) 6%(75) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 18%(85) 14%(64) 12%(54) 55%(260) 1%(6) 470 Educ: Post-grad 17%(45) 16%(42) 10%(26) 55%(148) 2%(7) 267 Income: Under 50k 21%(212) 15%(150) 10%(105) 47%(477) 6%(61) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 18%(128) 17%(122) 10%(75) 52%(374) 3%(22) 722 Income: 100k+ 23%(59) 17%(44) 10%(25) 48%(125) 2%(5) 259 Ethnicity: White 23%(377) 18%(282) 11%(172) 45%(718) 4%(58) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 12%(23) 16%(30) 9%(18) 56%(108) 7%(13) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_1: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? President Donald Trump Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 20%(399) 16%(317) 10%(206) 49%(977) 4%(88) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 3%(8) 8%(20) 11%(28) 71%(178) 7%(18) 252 Ethnicity: Other 11%(15) 11%(15) 5%(6) 64%(81) 9%(11) 128 Community: Urban 16%(75) 12%(57) 10%(48) 57%(273) 5%(25) 479 Community: Suburban 17%(167) 16%(153) 10%(100) 53%(523) 4%(38) 981 Community: Rural 30%(157) 20%(106) 11%(58) 34%(181) 5%(24) 527 Employ: Private Sector 19%(129) 17%(118) 12%(83) 49%(327) 2%(16) 673 Employ: Government 15%(20) 22%(30) 11%(14) 46%(62) 6%(8) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 19%(30) 11%(17) 13%(20) 50%(77) 6%(10) 154 Employ: Homemaker 17%(17) 19%(20) 15%(15) 44%(45) 5%(5) 102 Employ: Retired 25%(134) 16%(82) 7%(35) 51%(268) 1%(7) 526 Employ: Unemployed 18%(33) 16%(30) 7%(12) 48%(88) 12%(23) 186 Employ: Other 24%(29) 13%(16) 14%(17) 44%(55) 6%(7) 125 Military HH: Yes 22%(73) 18%(60) 9%(28) 48%(158) 3%(8) 327 Military HH: No 20%(327) 15%(257) 11%(178) 49%(818) 5%(79) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 49%(329) 28%(191) 11%(73) 6%(39) 7%(45) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 5%(70) 10%(126) 10%(133) 72%(938) 3%(42) 1309 Trump Job Approve 48%(384) 34%(273) 12%(94) 2%(17) 3%(26) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 1%(13) 4%(41) 9%(104) 83%(949) 3%(30) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 73%(344) 22%(102) 2%(8) 2%(10) 2%(7) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 13%(40) 53%(171) 27%(86) 2%(7) 6%(19) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 1%(2) 11%(28) 32%(82) 51%(132) 6%(14) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 1%(11) 2%(13) 3%(22) 93%(817) 2%(15) 879 Favorable of Trump 51%(391) 35%(265) 10%(79) 2%(15) 2%(16) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 1%(7) 4%(44) 10%(111) 83%(941) 3%(29) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 74%(352) 22%(105) 1%(7) 1%(5) 1%(7) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 13%(39) 55%(160) 25%(72) 3%(10) 3%(9) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 1%(3) 12%(26) 38%(80) 43%(90) 5%(11) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump — (3) 2%(18) 3%(31) 92%(851) 2%(18) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_1: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? President Donald Trump Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 20%(399) 16%(317) 10%(206) 49%(977) 4%(88) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 24%(156) 21%(140) 12%(79) 40%(268) 3%(20) 663 #1 Issue: Security 46%(119) 24%(63) 9%(23) 18%(46) 4%(9) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 8%(35) 10%(42) 10%(43) 67%(280) 4%(16) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 23%(63) 13%(35) 9%(24) 52%(145) 4%(10) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 9%(8) 7%(7) 9%(9) 68%(66) 7%(7) 96 #1 Issue: Education 4%(3) 13%(12) 16%(15) 51%(48) 16%(15) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 7%(5) 7%(5) 12%(8) 68%(47) 7%(5) 69 #1 Issue: Other 9%(10) 12%(14) 4%(5) 68%(76) 6%(7) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 2%(16) 4%(37) 7%(58) 84%(698) 2%(19) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 47%(304) 31%(203) 10%(64) 11%(73) 1%(7) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 14%(9) 15%(10) 16%(10) 42%(28) 13%(8) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 1%(10) 4%(30) 7%(48) 85%(623) 3%(19) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 49%(332) 31%(211) 9%(64) 10%(66) 1%(10) 682 2016 Vote: Other 4%(6) 6%(9) 17%(23) 69%(95) 4%(5) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 12%(52) 15%(67) 16%(71) 44%(191) 12%(54) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 22%(294) 17%(228) 8%(109) 51%(696) 2%(24) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 17%(105) 14%(89) 15%(97) 44%(281) 10%(63) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 6%(54) 8%(66) 8%(71) 76%(670) 2%(19) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 45%(231) 31%(159) 9%(44) 15%(76) 1%(3) 513 2012 Vote: Other 36%(30) 24%(20) 9%(7) 25%(21) 5%(4) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 17%(85) 14%(72) 16%(83) 41%(211) 12%(61) 511 4-Region: Northeast 18%(65) 18%(62) 10%(35) 51%(179) 4%(13) 354 4-Region: Midwest 20%(89) 15%(67) 12%(57) 51%(231) 3%(12) 456 4-Region: South 24%(176) 16%(119) 11%(79) 46%(339) 4%(29) 741 4-Region: West 16%(69) 16%(68) 8%(35) 53%(228) 8%(34) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 2%(18) 5%(51) 8%(73) 82%(775) 3%(26) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 46%(351) 28%(219) 12%(96) 12%(89) 2%(14) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL8_2: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Vice President Mike Pence Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 18%(351) 18%(354) 17%(333) 37%(725) 11%(223) 1986 Gender: Male 21%(197) 20%(182) 17%(154) 33%(309) 9%(88) 930 Gender: Female 15%(154) 16%(172) 17%(179) 39%(416) 13%(135) 1056 Age: 18-34 9%(46) 14%(69) 19%(93) 35%(176) 23%(114) 499 Age: 35-44 13%(41) 19%(57) 16%(48) 38%(113) 14%(43) 302 Age: 45-64 19%(139) 21%(152) 17%(126) 35%(255) 7%(52) 723 Age: 65+ 27%(126) 16%(75) 14%(67) 39%(181) 3%(13) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 5%(11) 10%(23) 23%(51) 31%(69) 31%(69) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 13%(55) 17%(72) 16%(67) 39%(165) 16%(69) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 16%(73) 20%(93) 18%(82) 36%(166) 10%(45) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 24%(192) 19%(155) 15%(121) 37%(300) 5%(39) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 3%(23) 9%(68) 18%(143) 63%(491) 8%(60) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 9%(47) 19%(105) 18%(102) 33%(187) 21%(116) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 44%(281) 28%(181) 14%(88) 7%(48) 7%(46) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 3%(10) 13%(44) 17%(57) 59%(195) 8%(26) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 3%(13) 5%(25) 19%(86) 65%(296) 7%(34) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 12%(31) 20%(53) 20%(52) 33%(88) 15%(40) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6%(16) 18%(52) 17%(50) 34%(99) 26%(76) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 47%(156) 26%(85) 13%(45) 8%(27) 7%(22) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 40%(125) 31%(95) 14%(43) 7%(21) 8%(25) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 4%(25) 8%(48) 15%(89) 68%(415) 5%(29) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 9%(45) 19%(99) 20%(109) 41%(221) 11%(59) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 39%(273) 28%(196) 15%(105) 10%(68) 9%(60) 702 Educ: < College 18%(226) 19%(232) 16%(205) 33%(416) 14%(170) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 17%(78) 16%(75) 18%(86) 43%(201) 6%(30) 470 Educ: Post-grad 17%(47) 18%(47) 16%(43) 40%(108) 8%(23) 267 Income: Under 50k 17%(174) 17%(174) 18%(179) 35%(351) 13%(127) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 17%(124) 18%(129) 16%(112) 40%(286) 10%(70) 722 Income: 100k+ 20%(53) 20%(51) 16%(42) 34%(87) 10%(26) 259 Ethnicity: White 21%(330) 20%(317) 16%(253) 34%(548) 10%(159) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 9%(18) 15%(28) 23%(44) 36%(68) 17%(34) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_2: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Vice President Mike Pence Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 18%(351) 18%(354) 17%(333) 37%(725) 11%(223) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 4%(10) 8%(21) 21%(54) 50%(125) 17%(43) 252 Ethnicity: Other 9%(12) 13%(16) 21%(27) 40%(52) 17%(21) 128 Community: Urban 14%(69) 15%(72) 17%(80) 42%(201) 12%(56) 479 Community: Suburban 15%(147) 18%(179) 16%(158) 40%(391) 11%(105) 981 Community: Rural 25%(134) 20%(103) 18%(95) 25%(132) 12%(62) 527 Employ: Private Sector 16%(107) 20%(138) 18%(121) 37%(249) 9%(58) 673 Employ: Government 18%(25) 16%(22) 20%(27) 28%(37) 17%(23) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 16%(25) 15%(23) 18%(28) 36%(55) 15%(23) 154 Employ: Homemaker 10%(10) 23%(23) 22%(23) 28%(29) 17%(17) 102 Employ: Retired 26%(137) 16%(84) 15%(79) 39%(203) 4%(22) 526 Employ: Unemployed 15%(27) 12%(22) 12%(22) 40%(75) 22%(40) 186 Employ: Other 14%(18) 22%(27) 18%(23) 31%(39) 14%(18) 125 Military HH: Yes 22%(73) 19%(61) 15%(49) 36%(119) 8%(25) 327 Military HH: No 17%(278) 18%(293) 17%(284) 37%(606) 12%(197) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 41%(277) 29%(198) 13%(85) 4%(25) 14%(92) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 6%(74) 12%(156) 19%(248) 53%(700) 10%(131) 1309 Trump Job Approve 42%(330) 32%(253) 13%(105) 4%(29) 10%(76) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 2%(21) 9%(100) 20%(223) 61%(693) 9%(101) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 60%(282) 25%(119) 6%(29) 3%(15) 5%(25) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 15%(48) 42%(134) 23%(75) 4%(14) 16%(51) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 3%(7) 18%(46) 37%(95) 25%(65) 18%(46) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 2%(14) 6%(54) 15%(128) 71%(628) 6%(55) 879 Favorable of Trump 43%(329) 33%(252) 13%(101) 3%(22) 8%(62) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 2%(22) 9%(98) 19%(220) 61%(694) 9%(97) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 60%(285) 26%(126) 7%(31) 2%(12) 5%(23) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 15%(44) 44%(126) 24%(70) 4%(11) 14%(39) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 4%(8) 23%(48) 35%(74) 21%(44) 17%(36) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 2%(14) 5%(50) 16%(146) 71%(651) 7%(61) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_2: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Vice President Mike Pence Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 18%(351) 18%(354) 17%(333) 37%(725) 11%(223) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 19%(129) 23%(154) 17%(113) 29%(191) 11%(76) 663 #1 Issue: Security 42%(110) 24%(62) 13%(34) 12%(31) 9%(23) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 8%(35) 10%(42) 18%(76) 53%(219) 10%(43) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 21%(59) 18%(51) 16%(45) 39%(108) 5%(15) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 10%(10) 8%(8) 14%(14) 51%(49) 17%(16) 96 #1 Issue: Education 3%(3) 17%(16) 22%(21) 30%(28) 28%(27) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 2%(2) 11%(7) 16%(11) 61%(42) 10%(7) 69 #1 Issue: Other 4%(5) 12%(13) 17%(19) 52%(58) 14%(16) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 3%(25) 9%(73) 16%(134) 66%(549) 6%(47) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 42%(275) 33%(215) 13%(82) 6%(41) 6%(38) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 9%(6) 16%(10) 24%(16) 34%(23) 18%(12) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 3%(19) 8%(60) 16%(114) 68%(493) 6%(43) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 44%(299) 33%(227) 11%(74) 6%(38) 6%(44) 682 2016 Vote: Other 4%(5) 11%(16) 27%(37) 49%(68) 8%(11) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(28) 12%(52) 25%(107) 29%(125) 28%(124) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 21%(279) 19%(261) 14%(195) 40%(541) 6%(76) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 11%(72) 15%(93) 22%(138) 29%(184) 23%(147) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 6%(56) 11%(98) 18%(155) 59%(518) 6%(53) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 44%(224) 31%(159) 11%(55) 8%(43) 6%(32) 513 2012 Vote: Other 26%(21) 25%(21) 13%(11) 21%(17) 15%(13) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 10%(50) 15%(77) 22%(113) 29%(147) 24%(124) 511 4-Region: Northeast 18%(63) 16%(56) 17%(60) 40%(142) 10%(34) 354 4-Region: Midwest 17%(77) 19%(85) 15%(69) 40%(181) 10%(44) 456 4-Region: South 19%(141) 20%(149) 17%(129) 32%(240) 11%(83) 741 4-Region: West 16%(70) 15%(64) 17%(75) 37%(163) 14%(62) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 3%(25) 9%(81) 18%(172) 63%(595) 7%(71) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 39%(302) 30%(232) 14%(111) 8%(58) 9%(66) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL8_3: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congress Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 6%(127) 24%(478) 38%(758) 20%(407) 11%(216) 1986 Gender: Male 7%(67) 26%(240) 36%(339) 22%(207) 8%(76) 930 Gender: Female 6%(60) 22%(238) 40%(419) 19%(200) 13%(140) 1056 Age: 18-34 8%(38) 17%(87) 32%(157) 22%(107) 22%(109) 499 Age: 35-44 6%(18) 24%(73) 36%(109) 21%(64) 12%(37) 302 Age: 45-64 6%(42) 27%(192) 40%(289) 20%(147) 7%(54) 723 Age: 65+ 6%(29) 27%(126) 44%(203) 19%(89) 3%(16) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 7%(15) 21%(46) 26%(58) 19%(41) 28%(62) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 7%(29) 19%(82) 36%(153) 23%(96) 15%(66) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 7%(30) 23%(107) 40%(182) 20%(93) 10%(47) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 6%(47) 28%(226) 40%(326) 21%(166) 5%(41) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 6%(51) 23%(181) 43%(335) 20%(157) 8%(62) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 4%(20) 18%(98) 35%(195) 24%(134) 20%(109) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 9%(56) 31%(198) 35%(228) 18%(116) 7%(45) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 8%(26) 26%(85) 41%(137) 20%(66) 5%(17) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 5%(24) 21%(96) 44%(199) 20%(90) 10%(45) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 4%(11) 20%(52) 34%(90) 30%(78) 13%(33) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 3%(9) 16%(47) 36%(105) 19%(56) 26%(76) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 9%(29) 31%(104) 34%(113) 19%(62) 8%(26) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 9%(26) 31%(95) 37%(115) 17%(54) 6%(19) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 7%(40) 20%(122) 44%(265) 23%(141) 6%(38) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 6%(32) 25%(134) 39%(206) 20%(107) 10%(54) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 7%(49) 29%(201) 36%(255) 21%(145) 8%(53) 702 Educ: < College 6%(79) 24%(303) 36%(456) 20%(245) 13%(167) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 6%(30) 24%(112) 40%(188) 23%(109) 6%(30) 470 Educ: Post-grad 7%(18) 23%(62) 43%(115) 20%(53) 7%(19) 267 Income: Under 50k 6%(65) 23%(232) 37%(369) 20%(205) 13%(134) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 5%(39) 25%(181) 40%(287) 21%(154) 9%(61) 722 Income: 100k+ 9%(24) 25%(65) 39%(101) 19%(48) 8%(21) 259 Ethnicity: White 6%(102) 24%(386) 39%(623) 21%(333) 10%(162) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 8%(16) 30%(58) 25%(48) 21%(40) 16%(30) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_3: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congress Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 6%(127) 24%(478) 38%(758) 20%(407) 11%(216) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 8%(20) 24%(60) 36%(90) 18%(46) 14%(35) 252 Ethnicity: Other 4%(5) 24%(31) 35%(45) 22%(28) 15%(19) 128 Community: Urban 8%(37) 26%(123) 35%(166) 19%(92) 13%(61) 479 Community: Suburban 5%(49) 24%(234) 41%(400) 20%(199) 10%(98) 981 Community: Rural 8%(41) 23%(120) 36%(192) 22%(116) 11%(57) 527 Employ: Private Sector 7%(46) 25%(166) 40%(266) 21%(139) 8%(56) 673 Employ: Government 3%(3) 19%(25) 36%(48) 27%(36) 16%(22) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 10%(15) 23%(36) 37%(57) 20%(30) 10%(16) 154 Employ: Homemaker 12%(12) 23%(23) 33%(34) 21%(21) 12%(12) 102 Employ: Retired 5%(28) 27%(144) 43%(224) 20%(105) 5%(24) 526 Employ: Unemployed 6%(11) 21%(39) 34%(63) 17%(32) 22%(41) 186 Employ: Other 7%(9) 25%(31) 31%(39) 17%(22) 19%(24) 125 Military HH: Yes 6%(20) 28%(90) 38%(125) 22%(72) 6%(19) 327 Military HH: No 6%(106) 23%(387) 38%(633) 20%(335) 12%(198) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 10%(71) 32%(217) 31%(210) 15%(100) 12%(79) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 4%(56) 20%(261) 42%(548) 23%(307) 10%(137) 1309 Trump Job Approve 8%(67) 32%(255) 34%(267) 17%(133) 9%(72) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 5%(58) 19%(220) 42%(483) 24%(268) 9%(108) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 11%(51) 33%(157) 32%(151) 18%(85) 6%(27) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 5%(16) 30%(98) 36%(115) 15%(47) 14%(45) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 5%(13) 21%(55) 41%(106) 15%(39) 18%(45) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 5%(45) 19%(165) 43%(377) 26%(229) 7%(62) 879 Favorable of Trump 9%(67) 32%(248) 34%(262) 17%(129) 8%(59) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 5%(55) 20%(223) 42%(478) 24%(268) 9%(107) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 10%(49) 34%(162) 31%(150) 19%(90) 5%(26) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 6%(18) 30%(87) 39%(112) 14%(40) 11%(33) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 5%(11) 25%(52) 36%(76) 17%(37) 16%(33) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 5%(43) 19%(171) 44%(402) 25%(232) 8%(74) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_3: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congress Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 6%(127) 24%(478) 38%(758) 20%(407) 11%(216) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 7%(44) 25%(169) 36%(242) 21%(141) 10%(67) 663 #1 Issue: Security 10%(25) 29%(76) 33%(85) 19%(50) 9%(24) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 4%(17) 19%(79) 45%(188) 21%(89) 10%(43) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 6%(17) 27%(75) 42%(116) 19%(54) 6%(15) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 9%(9) 16%(15) 27%(26) 21%(20) 27%(26) 96 #1 Issue: Education 8%(8) 16%(15) 42%(39) 14%(13) 20%(19) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 2%(2) 16%(11) 44%(30) 29%(20) 9%(6) 69 #1 Issue: Other 5%(6) 35%(38) 29%(32) 18%(20) 14%(15) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 6%(53) 23%(190) 43%(352) 21%(173) 7%(60) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 8%(53) 29%(189) 37%(241) 21%(138) 4%(29) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 4%(2) 7%(5) 41%(27) 32%(21) 16%(11) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 7%(50) 23%(167) 42%(310) 21%(152) 7%(51) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 8%(53) 29%(196) 37%(254) 20%(139) 6%(41) 682 2016 Vote: Other 1%(1) 15%(21) 47%(64) 29%(39) 9%(12) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5%(23) 22%(95) 29%(128) 18%(78) 26%(112) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 7%(97) 25%(342) 40%(541) 21%(287) 6%(83) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 5%(30) 21%(136) 34%(217) 19%(120) 21%(133) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 7%(58) 24%(212) 43%(381) 19%(168) 7%(61) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 7%(36) 30%(153) 38%(193) 20%(105) 5%(26) 513 2012 Vote: Other 4%(3) 20%(17) 35%(29) 32%(26) 9%(8) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(30) 19%(96) 31%(156) 21%(107) 24%(122) 511 4-Region: Northeast 6%(21) 24%(84) 39%(137) 20%(72) 11%(39) 354 4-Region: Midwest 5%(24) 23%(105) 43%(196) 21%(98) 7%(33) 456 4-Region: South 7%(55) 25%(187) 35%(261) 20%(149) 12%(89) 741 4-Region: West 6%(27) 24%(102) 38%(164) 20%(87) 12%(54) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 6%(57) 23%(213) 43%(403) 20%(193) 8%(77) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 8%(58) 29%(226) 35%(270) 20%(152) 8%(63) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL8_4: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congressional Democrats Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 12%(232) 28%(553) 22%(428) 28%(559) 11%(214) 1986 Gender: Male 12%(113) 29%(266) 19%(175) 32%(296) 8%(79) 930 Gender: Female 11%(119) 27%(287) 24%(253) 25%(263) 13%(135) 1056 Age: 18-34 10%(49) 23%(114) 25%(127) 19%(97) 22%(112) 499 Age: 35-44 13%(38) 28%(84) 23%(70) 24%(72) 12%(38) 302 Age: 45-64 11%(79) 28%(204) 22%(158) 32%(231) 7%(52) 723 Age: 65+ 14%(66) 33%(151) 16%(73) 35%(160) 3%(13) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 7%(16) 24%(53) 27%(60) 14%(30) 28%(63) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 11%(47) 25%(106) 23%(100) 25%(106) 16%(68) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 15%(68) 28%(129) 22%(99) 26%(118) 10%(44) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 11%(91) 30%(241) 20%(160) 34%(278) 5%(37) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 22%(171) 46%(359) 21%(166) 5%(42) 6%(47) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 7%(40) 22%(124) 25%(139) 24%(134) 22%(122) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 3%(21) 11%(70) 19%(124) 59%(382) 7%(46) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 24%(80) 48%(158) 19%(64) 5%(16) 4%(13) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 20%(91) 44%(202) 22%(102) 6%(27) 7%(33) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 9%(24) 25%(66) 19%(51) 32%(84) 15%(40) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 5%(16) 20%(58) 30%(88) 17%(50) 28%(82) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 3%(9) 13%(43) 18%(61) 59%(196) 8%(26) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 4%(12) 9%(28) 20%(63) 60%(186) 7%(20) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 22%(133) 43%(260) 23%(137) 8%(48) 5%(28) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 11%(60) 35%(186) 23%(125) 19%(103) 11%(59) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 5%(34) 13%(88) 20%(142) 55%(388) 7%(51) 702 Educ: < College 11%(140) 26%(327) 22%(275) 28%(352) 12%(155) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 12%(55) 31%(146) 22%(102) 28%(133) 7%(35) 470 Educ: Post-grad 14%(38) 30%(80) 19%(51) 28%(74) 9%(24) 267 Income: Under 50k 12%(124) 26%(264) 22%(217) 28%(280) 12%(120) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 11%(79) 30%(217) 22%(159) 28%(202) 9%(64) 722 Income: 100k+ 11%(29) 28%(72) 20%(52) 29%(76) 11%(29) 259 Ethnicity: White 11%(171) 25%(409) 21%(343) 32%(520) 10%(162) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 14%(27) 31%(60) 25%(48) 15%(29) 15%(28) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_4: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congressional Democrats Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 12%(232) 28%(553) 22%(428) 28%(559) 11%(214) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 18%(46) 42%(107) 20%(50) 7%(17) 13%(32) 252 Ethnicity: Other 11%(14) 29%(37) 27%(35) 17%(22) 15%(19) 128 Community: Urban 14%(68) 33%(159) 22%(103) 20%(96) 11%(52) 479 Community: Suburban 11%(110) 29%(280) 22%(219) 28%(275) 10%(97) 981 Community: Rural 10%(54) 22%(114) 20%(106) 36%(188) 12%(65) 527 Employ: Private Sector 11%(76) 28%(187) 24%(159) 29%(198) 8%(53) 673 Employ: Government 7%(10) 24%(32) 24%(32) 27%(37) 18%(24) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 14%(21) 30%(46) 20%(31) 23%(36) 13%(20) 154 Employ: Homemaker 15%(16) 23%(23) 27%(27) 20%(21) 15%(16) 102 Employ: Retired 13%(70) 31%(164) 17%(88) 35%(182) 4%(23) 526 Employ: Unemployed 8%(15) 25%(47) 22%(41) 21%(39) 23%(43) 186 Employ: Other 13%(16) 27%(34) 21%(27) 26%(33) 12%(15) 125 Military HH: Yes 13%(41) 27%(88) 21%(70) 33%(109) 6%(19) 327 Military HH: No 11%(191) 28%(465) 22%(358) 27%(450) 12%(195) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 5%(36) 14%(95) 18%(122) 50%(337) 13%(88) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 15%(196) 35%(458) 23%(306) 17%(222) 10%(126) 1309 Trump Job Approve 3%(26) 14%(108) 19%(148) 55%(438) 9%(73) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 18%(206) 39%(441) 24%(270) 10%(116) 9%(103) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 3%(15) 10%(47) 13%(64) 68%(320) 5%(26) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 3%(11) 19%(61) 26%(85) 37%(118) 15%(48) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 7%(19) 26%(68) 31%(80) 16%(43) 19%(49) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 21%(187) 42%(373) 22%(190) 8%(74) 6%(54) 879 Favorable of Trump 3%(23) 13%(101) 19%(144) 57%(438) 8%(61) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 18%(206) 39%(443) 24%(267) 10%(114) 9%(102) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 4%(17) 9%(45) 13%(64) 69%(327) 5%(23) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 2%(6) 19%(56) 27%(79) 38%(111) 13%(38) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 6%(14) 25%(53) 31%(66) 20%(42) 17%(35) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 21%(193) 42%(389) 22%(201) 8%(71) 7%(67) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_4: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congressional Democrats Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 12%(232) 28%(553) 22%(428) 28%(559) 11%(214) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 8%(53) 27%(178) 22%(147) 33%(222) 9%(63) 663 #1 Issue: Security 8%(21) 12%(31) 16%(41) 56%(146) 8%(21) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 15%(61) 34%(139) 25%(103) 17%(69) 10%(43) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 16%(45) 33%(91) 19%(54) 25%(68) 7%(19) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 17%(16) 31%(29) 22%(21) 14%(13) 17%(16) 96 #1 Issue: Education 7%(7) 24%(23) 30%(28) 12%(11) 27%(25) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 15%(10) 34%(24) 23%(16) 16%(11) 12%(8) 69 #1 Issue: Other 16%(18) 33%(37) 17%(19) 17%(19) 17%(19) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 23%(192) 45%(372) 21%(173) 5%(44) 6%(47) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 3%(17) 11%(72) 20%(132) 61%(397) 5%(33) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 2%(1) 12%(8) 29%(19) 37%(25) 20%(13) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 24%(172) 46%(337) 19%(141) 5%(35) 6%(45) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 3%(20) 11%(75) 20%(135) 61%(414) 5%(37) 682 2016 Vote: Other 8%(11) 23%(31) 29%(39) 29%(40) 11%(16) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(27) 25%(110) 26%(111) 16%(70) 27%(117) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 14%(194) 29%(387) 20%(273) 31%(420) 6%(77) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 6%(38) 26%(167) 24%(155) 22%(139) 22%(137) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 21%(181) 41%(359) 23%(199) 10%(89) 6%(51) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 3%(16) 14%(73) 17%(86) 60%(308) 6%(30) 513 2012 Vote: Other 1%(1) 10%(8) 15%(12) 64%(52) 10%(8) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 7%(34) 22%(113) 26%(131) 21%(109) 24%(124) 511 4-Region: Northeast 14%(48) 27%(95) 23%(82) 27%(97) 9%(31) 354 4-Region: Midwest 12%(55) 30%(137) 20%(91) 28%(127) 10%(47) 456 4-Region: South 10%(77) 27%(199) 22%(160) 30%(222) 11%(83) 741 4-Region: West 12%(52) 28%(121) 22%(95) 26%(113) 12%(53) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 20%(192) 46%(429) 22%(207) 6%(56) 6%(59) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 3%(23) 11%(83) 20%(155) 58%(443) 8%(65) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL8_5: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congressional Republicans Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 10%(208) 23%(463) 20%(391) 36%(722) 10%(201) 1986 Gender: Male 13%(117) 25%(232) 20%(181) 35%(330) 7%(70) 930 Gender: Female 9%(91) 22%(231) 20%(210) 37%(393) 12%(131) 1056 Age: 18-34 9%(47) 17%(83) 17%(85) 36%(182) 21%(103) 499 Age: 35-44 10%(30) 21%(63) 22%(66) 35%(107) 12%(35) 302 Age: 45-64 10%(72) 27%(195) 21%(153) 36%(260) 6%(44) 723 Age: 65+ 13%(60) 27%(123) 19%(87) 38%(174) 4%(18) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 9%(20) 14%(31) 17%(39) 32%(72) 27%(61) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 10%(43) 20%(85) 19%(80) 38%(160) 14%(58) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 8%(35) 23%(107) 22%(100) 38%(175) 9%(43) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 12%(96) 28%(226) 20%(159) 35%(286) 5%(39) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 2%(15) 8%(65) 22%(172) 61%(478) 7%(55) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 4%(20) 19%(106) 23%(127) 35%(193) 20%(112) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 27%(173) 45%(292) 14%(93) 8%(51) 5%(34) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 3%(11) 10%(33) 21%(71) 61%(200) 5%(16) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 1%(5) 7%(32) 22%(101) 61%(278) 9%(39) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 4%(10) 21%(56) 24%(63) 37%(99) 14%(37) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 3%(10) 17%(49) 22%(64) 32%(94) 26%(76) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 29%(96) 43%(142) 14%(48) 9%(30) 5%(17) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 25%(76) 49%(150) 15%(45) 7%(21) 5%(16) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 4%(22) 6%(38) 20%(120) 66%(401) 4%(26) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 6%(31) 23%(121) 21%(113) 39%(211) 11%(58) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 20%(143) 42%(293) 19%(132) 13%(91) 6%(43) 702 Educ: < College 11%(139) 25%(313) 19%(236) 33%(406) 12%(156) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 9%(44) 19%(89) 22%(104) 44%(208) 5%(25) 470 Educ: Post-grad 10%(26) 23%(61) 19%(52) 41%(108) 7%(20) 267 Income: Under 50k 10%(103) 23%(232) 21%(206) 34%(344) 12%(121) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 11%(76) 22%(162) 19%(135) 41%(293) 8%(56) 722 Income: 100k+ 11%(29) 27%(69) 19%(50) 33%(86) 9%(24) 259 Ethnicity: White 12%(190) 26%(411) 19%(311) 34%(543) 9%(151) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 7%(13) 16%(31) 22%(43) 41%(80) 13%(26) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_5: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congressional Republicans Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 10%(208) 23%(463) 20%(391) 36%(722) 10%(201) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 4%(9) 13%(32) 22%(56) 48%(120) 14%(34) 252 Ethnicity: Other 7%(9) 16%(21) 19%(24) 46%(59) 12%(16) 128 Community: Urban 10%(46) 20%(94) 20%(95) 41%(197) 10%(47) 479 Community: Suburban 9%(91) 22%(213) 20%(195) 39%(382) 10%(100) 981 Community: Rural 14%(71) 30%(156) 19%(101) 27%(143) 10%(54) 527 Employ: Private Sector 10%(68) 25%(168) 21%(138) 37%(247) 8%(51) 673 Employ: Government 8%(11) 25%(33) 19%(25) 34%(45) 15%(20) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 11%(16) 19%(30) 25%(38) 33%(51) 12%(18) 154 Employ: Homemaker 11%(12) 26%(27) 18%(18) 30%(30) 15%(15) 102 Employ: Retired 12%(64) 26%(139) 19%(100) 37%(196) 5%(27) 526 Employ: Unemployed 10%(19) 15%(28) 17%(31) 39%(73) 19%(35) 186 Employ: Other 13%(16) 21%(26) 21%(26) 33%(41) 12%(15) 125 Military HH: Yes 10%(32) 29%(95) 21%(67) 35%(114) 6%(19) 327 Military HH: No 11%(176) 22%(368) 20%(324) 37%(608) 11%(182) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 25%(171) 44%(297) 14%(93) 6%(41) 11%(76) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 3%(38) 13%(166) 23%(299) 52%(682) 10%(125) 1309 Trump Job Approve 24%(188) 47%(375) 17%(132) 5%(43) 7%(57) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 2%(18) 8%(86) 23%(257) 59%(673) 9%(103) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 35%(166) 47%(221) 11%(52) 4%(18) 3%(15) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 7%(22) 48%(154) 25%(80) 8%(24) 13%(42) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 3%(8) 15%(38) 38%(98) 24%(63) 20%(51) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 1%(10) 5%(48) 18%(159) 69%(610) 6%(52) 879 Favorable of Trump 25%(191) 49%(376) 15%(115) 5%(40) 6%(44) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 1%(17) 7%(77) 24%(267) 59%(668) 9%(102) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 35%(167) 49%(232) 9%(45) 4%(18) 3%(14) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 8%(23) 50%(144) 24%(70) 8%(23) 10%(30) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 4%(8) 18%(38) 40%(85) 19%(41) 18%(38) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 1%(8) 4%(39) 20%(183) 68%(627) 7%(64) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_5: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Congressional Republicans Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 10%(208) 23%(463) 20%(391) 36%(722) 10%(201) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 11%(76) 28%(187) 20%(133) 30%(200) 10%(67) 663 #1 Issue: Security 24%(63) 39%(101) 16%(42) 14%(36) 7%(19) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 6%(25) 14%(60) 19%(80) 51%(214) 9%(37) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 9%(24) 25%(71) 20%(56) 39%(108) 7%(18) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 5%(5) 13%(13) 18%(18) 48%(47) 15%(14) 96 #1 Issue: Education 10%(9) 10%(10) 22%(21) 30%(29) 27%(26) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 5%(3) 8%(6) 28%(20) 48%(33) 11%(8) 69 #1 Issue: Other 3%(3) 16%(17) 20%(22) 51%(57) 10%(11) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 2%(15) 8%(68) 21%(175) 63%(521) 6%(49) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 23%(151) 47%(305) 18%(116) 9%(58) 3%(20) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 5%(3) 18%(12) 21%(14) 34%(22) 22%(15) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 2%(13) 7%(51) 20%(147) 65%(471) 6%(47) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 24%(163) 48%(325) 16%(107) 9%(60) 4%(27) 682 2016 Vote: Other 2%(3) 11%(16) 28%(38) 48%(66) 11%(15) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 7%(30) 16%(71) 22%(98) 28%(124) 26%(112) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 11%(150) 25%(340) 19%(251) 40%(537) 5%(73) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 9%(59) 19%(123) 22%(140) 29%(185) 20%(128) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 4%(33) 12%(110) 20%(179) 57%(503) 6%(54) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 23%(119) 46%(235) 16%(82) 11%(57) 4%(21) 513 2012 Vote: Other 11%(9) 33%(27) 25%(20) 20%(17) 11%(9) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(47) 18%(92) 22%(110) 29%(146) 23%(116) 511 4-Region: Northeast 13%(48) 20%(71) 18%(62) 40%(143) 8%(30) 354 4-Region: Midwest 10%(46) 22%(100) 19%(85) 39%(180) 10%(45) 456 4-Region: South 11%(79) 27%(203) 20%(151) 31%(233) 10%(76) 741 4-Region: West 8%(35) 21%(89) 21%(93) 38%(167) 11%(50) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 2%(17) 8%(80) 22%(205) 61%(575) 7%(66) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 23%(179) 45%(344) 17%(129) 9%(69) 6%(48) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL8_6: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? The World Health Organization (WHO) Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 16%(326) 32%(638) 21%(424) 22%(430) 8%(168) 1986 Gender: Male 17%(160) 29%(272) 21%(191) 26%(246) 7%(61) 930 Gender: Female 16%(166) 35%(366) 22%(233) 17%(184) 10%(107) 1056 Age: 18-34 18%(89) 29%(143) 21%(105) 15%(74) 18%(87) 499 Age: 35-44 19%(58) 32%(96) 18%(54) 19%(58) 12%(35) 302 Age: 45-64 15%(110) 34%(248) 23%(164) 23%(168) 5%(34) 723 Age: 65+ 15%(69) 33%(151) 22%(100) 28%(130) 3%(12) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 21%(47) 23%(50) 22%(48) 11%(24) 24%(53) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 17%(73) 33%(140) 19%(80) 19%(81) 12%(53) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 17%(80) 32%(147) 21%(97) 22%(103) 7%(33) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 15%(120) 34%(273) 23%(184) 25%(203) 3%(27) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 23%(182) 42%(329) 22%(170) 7%(54) 6%(51) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 13%(72) 28%(158) 21%(118) 23%(130) 14%(80) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 11%(72) 24%(151) 21%(136) 38%(247) 6%(37) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 22%(74) 42%(139) 22%(73) 8%(25) 6%(18) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 24%(107) 42%(190) 21%(96) 6%(28) 7%(33) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 13%(36) 28%(73) 19%(49) 30%(79) 10%(27) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 12%(36) 29%(85) 23%(68) 17%(51) 18%(53) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 15%(50) 18%(60) 20%(68) 42%(141) 5%(15) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 7%(22) 30%(91) 22%(68) 34%(106) 7%(22) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 27%(165) 39%(234) 22%(132) 8%(48) 5%(28) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 15%(82) 40%(213) 24%(127) 15%(78) 6%(33) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 9%(63) 24%(167) 21%(147) 41%(291) 5%(35) 702 Educ: < College 15%(193) 31%(391) 22%(272) 21%(257) 11%(136) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 18%(84) 34%(160) 21%(99) 24%(111) 3%(15) 470 Educ: Post-grad 19%(50) 33%(87) 19%(52) 23%(62) 6%(16) 267 Income: Under 50k 16%(159) 30%(304) 21%(214) 22%(217) 11%(112) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 17%(121) 36%(260) 21%(152) 21%(149) 6%(40) 722 Income: 100k+ 18%(46) 29%(74) 22%(58) 25%(64) 6%(17) 259 Ethnicity: White 15%(246) 32%(516) 22%(351) 24%(379) 7%(115) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 21%(41) 35%(67) 22%(41) 10%(19) 12%(23) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_6: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? The World Health Organization (WHO) Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 16%(326) 32%(638) 21%(424) 22%(430) 8%(168) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 23%(57) 32%(80) 21%(52) 11%(26) 14%(36) 252 Ethnicity: Other 18%(23) 34%(43) 16%(21) 19%(24) 13%(17) 128 Community: Urban 18%(87) 34%(162) 20%(96) 17%(80) 11%(54) 479 Community: Suburban 16%(160) 33%(324) 21%(208) 22%(219) 7%(71) 981 Community: Rural 15%(79) 29%(153) 23%(120) 25%(131) 8%(44) 527 Employ: Private Sector 17%(112) 35%(236) 22%(146) 21%(143) 5%(35) 673 Employ: Government 13%(18) 31%(42) 20%(27) 24%(32) 12%(16) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 19%(29) 27%(42) 19%(30) 24%(37) 10%(16) 154 Employ: Homemaker 12%(12) 35%(36) 29%(30) 13%(14) 11%(11) 102 Employ: Retired 15%(81) 31%(165) 22%(114) 27%(143) 4%(23) 526 Employ: Unemployed 15%(27) 31%(57) 22%(41) 14%(26) 19%(35) 186 Employ: Other 21%(27) 31%(39) 17%(21) 19%(23) 12%(15) 125 Military HH: Yes 19%(63) 32%(104) 22%(74) 22%(72) 5%(15) 327 Military HH: No 16%(263) 32%(534) 21%(350) 22%(359) 9%(153) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 12%(84) 23%(156) 20%(137) 35%(238) 9%(62) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 18%(242) 37%(482) 22%(286) 15%(192) 8%(106) 1309 Trump Job Approve 10%(83) 22%(178) 20%(161) 40%(319) 7%(52) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 21%(240) 40%(454) 22%(256) 9%(106) 7%(81) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 12%(55) 18%(83) 20%(92) 46%(217) 5%(25) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 9%(29) 29%(95) 21%(69) 32%(102) 8%(27) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 18%(46) 35%(91) 23%(58) 15%(38) 10%(25) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 22%(194) 41%(363) 22%(198) 8%(68) 6%(57) 879 Favorable of Trump 10%(80) 23%(175) 20%(151) 41%(317) 6%(43) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 21%(241) 40%(451) 23%(258) 9%(105) 7%(76) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 11%(52) 18%(88) 19%(91) 46%(220) 5%(25) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 10%(28) 30%(87) 21%(60) 33%(97) 6%(19) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 14%(30) 37%(77) 25%(52) 17%(35) 7%(16) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 23%(211) 41%(374) 22%(206) 8%(70) 7%(61) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_6: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? The World Health Organization (WHO) Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 16%(326) 32%(638) 21%(424) 22%(430) 8%(168) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 12%(83) 33%(218) 21%(141) 26%(174) 7%(48) 663 #1 Issue: Security 9%(22) 24%(62) 21%(55) 39%(102) 7%(18) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 21%(86) 34%(142) 24%(100) 12%(50) 9%(38) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 19%(52) 33%(91) 21%(59) 22%(61) 5%(14) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 24%(23) 32%(31) 16%(16) 12%(12) 16%(15) 96 #1 Issue: Education 24%(23) 31%(29) 19%(17) 8%(7) 19%(17) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 21%(14) 37%(26) 20%(14) 15%(10) 8%(5) 69 #1 Issue: Other 22%(24) 36%(39) 19%(21) 13%(14) 12%(13) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 23%(189) 42%(351) 22%(184) 7%(59) 5%(45) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 10%(65) 23%(152) 21%(134) 43%(279) 3%(20) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 7%(4) 22%(15) 19%(13) 35%(23) 17%(11) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 23%(168) 44%(320) 21%(152) 6%(46) 6%(44) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 9%(64) 23%(159) 22%(148) 42%(288) 3%(23) 682 2016 Vote: Other 10%(14) 35%(48) 23%(32) 26%(35) 5%(7) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 18%(80) 25%(110) 21%(90) 14%(61) 22%(94) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 17%(229) 34%(457) 21%(287) 24%(321) 4%(57) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 15%(97) 29%(181) 22%(137) 17%(109) 18%(111) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 21%(186) 43%(382) 21%(185) 10%(88) 4%(38) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 10%(49) 23%(116) 24%(122) 40%(207) 4%(19) 513 2012 Vote: Other 5%(4) 17%(14) 15%(12) 55%(45) 8%(7) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 17%(86) 25%(126) 20%(104) 18%(91) 20%(104) 511 4-Region: Northeast 16%(55) 30%(106) 26%(92) 22%(80) 6%(22) 354 4-Region: Midwest 16%(73) 34%(156) 22%(102) 20%(91) 7%(34) 456 4-Region: South 16%(121) 32%(236) 19%(144) 23%(171) 9%(70) 741 4-Region: West 18%(77) 33%(141) 20%(86) 20%(88) 10%(41) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 23%(220) 41%(386) 22%(211) 7%(64) 7%(63) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 11%(82) 23%(178) 21%(160) 40%(308) 6%(42) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL8_7: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(471) 38%(762) 22%(429) 9%(181) 7%(143) 1986 Gender: Male 22%(208) 39%(364) 21%(192) 12%(111) 6%(54) 930 Gender: Female 25%(263) 38%(398) 22%(237) 7%(70) 8%(89) 1056 Age: 18-34 20%(101) 33%(164) 21%(105) 9%(45) 17%(84) 499 Age: 35-44 21%(64) 41%(123) 18%(55) 12%(36) 8%(24) 302 Age: 45-64 23%(169) 42%(301) 23%(166) 8%(57) 4%(30) 723 Age: 65+ 29%(136) 38%(175) 22%(103) 9%(42) 1%(6) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 25%(56) 24%(52) 21%(47) 6%(14) 24%(54) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 17%(74) 41%(174) 20%(84) 12%(51) 10%(43) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 24%(112) 40%(184) 20%(93) 10%(47) 5%(23) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 26%(213) 39%(317) 24%(193) 7%(60) 3%(23) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 29%(231) 42%(330) 19%(147) 5%(37) 5%(41) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 18%(102) 33%(186) 25%(137) 11%(59) 13%(74) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 22%(139) 38%(246) 22%(145) 13%(86) 4%(28) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 24%(80) 48%(157) 20%(65) 5%(15) 4%(14) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 33%(151) 38%(173) 18%(82) 5%(21) 6%(27) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 18%(48) 33%(86) 25%(65) 15%(40) 10%(26) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 18%(54) 34%(99) 25%(72) 7%(19) 17%(49) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 24%(81) 36%(121) 18%(62) 17%(56) 4%(15) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 19%(58) 41%(126) 27%(83) 10%(30) 4%(13) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 30%(183) 43%(259) 18%(107) 6%(35) 4%(22) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 25%(133) 40%(215) 21%(114) 8%(43) 5%(29) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 19%(132) 36%(253) 28%(194) 14%(96) 4%(27) 702 Educ: < College 23%(293) 38%(470) 21%(262) 9%(115) 9%(109) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 24%(115) 39%(185) 23%(110) 8%(39) 4%(21) 470 Educ: Post-grad 24%(63) 40%(107) 22%(58) 10%(27) 5%(13) 267 Income: Under 50k 25%(253) 35%(351) 22%(218) 9%(89) 9%(95) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 23%(167) 43%(308) 21%(154) 8%(59) 5%(33) 722 Income: 100k+ 20%(51) 40%(103) 22%(57) 13%(33) 6%(16) 259 Ethnicity: White 23%(367) 40%(649) 22%(347) 9%(147) 6%(97) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 26%(50) 31%(60) 25%(49) 6%(11) 12%(22) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_7: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(471) 38%(762) 22%(429) 9%(181) 7%(143) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 29%(72) 30%(75) 21%(52) 9%(23) 12%(30) 252 Ethnicity: Other 25%(32) 30%(38) 23%(30) 9%(11) 13%(16) 128 Community: Urban 24%(113) 39%(187) 19%(90) 9%(45) 9%(43) 479 Community: Suburban 24%(234) 38%(377) 23%(226) 9%(84) 6%(59) 981 Community: Rural 23%(123) 38%(198) 22%(113) 10%(51) 8%(42) 527 Employ: Private Sector 21%(142) 42%(279) 22%(149) 10%(69) 5%(33) 673 Employ: Government 15%(21) 38%(50) 30%(40) 8%(11) 9%(13) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 29%(44) 36%(55) 16%(24) 11%(18) 8%(13) 154 Employ: Homemaker 21%(22) 41%(42) 21%(21) 8%(8) 8%(9) 102 Employ: Retired 28%(149) 39%(205) 23%(120) 8%(40) 2%(12) 526 Employ: Unemployed 18%(33) 35%(65) 23%(43) 8%(15) 16%(30) 186 Employ: Other 29%(36) 33%(41) 15%(19) 10%(12) 14%(17) 125 Military HH: Yes 26%(87) 40%(131) 21%(70) 9%(29) 3%(11) 327 Military HH: No 23%(384) 38%(631) 22%(359) 9%(152) 8%(132) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 23%(158) 36%(241) 22%(149) 11%(73) 9%(58) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 24%(313) 40%(521) 21%(281) 8%(108) 7%(86) 1309 Trump Job Approve 20%(157) 37%(291) 25%(195) 13%(106) 6%(44) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 27%(311) 40%(459) 20%(230) 6%(72) 6%(65) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 22%(104) 35%(166) 25%(116) 15%(69) 3%(16) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 16%(53) 39%(125) 25%(79) 11%(36) 9%(29) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 24%(63) 39%(101) 23%(59) 8%(20) 6%(15) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 28%(248) 41%(358) 20%(171) 6%(52) 6%(50) 879 Favorable of Trump 20%(156) 36%(279) 25%(190) 14%(107) 5%(34) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 27%(308) 41%(467) 20%(227) 6%(68) 5%(61) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 22%(105) 35%(164) 25%(119) 15%(71) 3%(16) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 17%(51) 40%(115) 24%(71) 12%(35) 6%(18) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 24%(51) 39%(82) 25%(52) 6%(12) 6%(12) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 28%(257) 42%(384) 19%(175) 6%(56) 5%(49) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_7: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(471) 38%(762) 22%(429) 9%(181) 7%(143) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 20%(131) 39%(261) 24%(160) 10%(69) 6%(42) 663 #1 Issue: Security 22%(57) 35%(91) 25%(65) 13%(33) 6%(14) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 25%(103) 38%(159) 21%(86) 8%(31) 9%(36) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 31%(87) 36%(101) 20%(54) 9%(25) 3%(10) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 23%(22) 39%(37) 22%(21) 5%(5) 11%(10) 96 #1 Issue: Education 25%(24) 40%(38) 13%(12) 4%(4) 18%(17) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 26%(18) 40%(27) 19%(13) 9%(6) 6%(4) 69 #1 Issue: Other 27%(30) 42%(47) 15%(16) 7%(7) 9%(11) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 28%(231) 43%(360) 19%(161) 5%(41) 4%(35) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 20%(132) 39%(252) 25%(164) 14%(88) 2%(14) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 12%(8) 23%(16) 25%(17) 22%(15) 18%(12) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 28%(204) 43%(315) 19%(139) 5%(37) 5%(34) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 21%(141) 38%(256) 25%(169) 14%(95) 3%(20) 682 2016 Vote: Other 17%(24) 43%(58) 27%(37) 9%(12) 4%(6) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 24%(102) 30%(130) 19%(83) 8%(37) 19%(83) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 25%(333) 41%(550) 22%(296) 9%(126) 3%(45) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 22%(138) 33%(212) 21%(134) 9%(54) 15%(98) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 29%(251) 43%(377) 19%(168) 6%(49) 4%(34) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 19%(98) 41%(213) 25%(128) 12%(62) 2%(12) 513 2012 Vote: Other 9%(8) 31%(26) 31%(26) 22%(18) 6%(5) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 22%(113) 29%(147) 21%(107) 10%(51) 18%(92) 511 4-Region: Northeast 25%(88) 37%(130) 23%(81) 9%(33) 6%(23) 354 4-Region: Midwest 21%(98) 42%(190) 20%(93) 10%(44) 7%(31) 456 4-Region: South 25%(187) 38%(281) 22%(161) 8%(62) 7%(50) 741 4-Region: West 23%(99) 37%(161) 22%(94) 9%(41) 9%(39) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 29%(276) 40%(380) 20%(187) 5%(48) 5%(51) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 21%(159) 38%(290) 23%(176) 14%(109) 4%(35) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL8_8: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Your state’s governor Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 29%(569) 32%(637) 17%(344) 17%(331) 5%(104) 1986 Gender: Male 28%(264) 31%(286) 18%(167) 18%(168) 5%(45) 930 Gender: Female 29%(305) 33%(351) 17%(178) 15%(163) 6%(59) 1056 Age: 18-34 22%(108) 27%(133) 20%(99) 18%(91) 14%(68) 499 Age: 35-44 27%(81) 29%(88) 21%(62) 16%(48) 8%(23) 302 Age: 45-64 29%(206) 35%(255) 16%(116) 19%(136) 1%(10) 723 Age: 65+ 38%(174) 35%(161) 15%(68) 12%(57) 1%(2) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 20%(44) 24%(54) 22%(48) 14%(31) 20%(45) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 23%(97) 30%(129) 19%(81) 20%(85) 8%(34) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 28%(127) 32%(148) 19%(88) 17%(79) 4%(17) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 34%(272) 35%(282) 14%(117) 16%(129) 1%(7) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 34%(266) 31%(247) 19%(145) 13%(103) 3%(23) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 22%(120) 31%(175) 19%(103) 17%(93) 12%(66) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 28%(183) 33%(215) 15%(96) 21%(135) 2%(15) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 30%(100) 30%(99) 22%(72) 15%(49) 3%(11) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 37%(166) 33%(149) 16%(73) 12%(55) 3%(12) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 25%(66) 32%(85) 15%(40) 19%(50) 9%(24) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 18%(54) 31%(91) 22%(63) 15%(43) 14%(42) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 29%(97) 31%(103) 16%(54) 21%(70) 3%(10) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 28%(85) 36%(112) 13%(41) 21%(65) 2%(5) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 34%(204) 32%(193) 16%(98) 16%(96) 2%(15) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 29%(153) 33%(176) 18%(98) 16%(85) 4%(21) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 28%(194) 32%(227) 19%(130) 20%(138) 2%(13) 702 Educ: < College 28%(349) 31%(386) 18%(223) 17%(207) 7%(84) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 30%(140) 34%(159) 17%(80) 17%(81) 2%(10) 470 Educ: Post-grad 30%(80) 35%(93) 15%(41) 16%(43) 4%(10) 267 Income: Under 50k 28%(278) 31%(312) 18%(179) 16%(161) 8%(76) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 28%(203) 34%(246) 17%(121) 19%(134) 2%(17) 722 Income: 100k+ 34%(87) 31%(79) 17%(45) 14%(36) 5%(12) 259 Ethnicity: White 30%(479) 33%(523) 16%(255) 18%(282) 4%(68) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 31%(60) 33%(64) 13%(24) 14%(27) 9%(17) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_8: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Your state’s governor Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 29%(569) 32%(637) 17%(344) 17%(331) 5%(104) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 25%(63) 27%(69) 25%(62) 13%(34) 9%(24) 252 Ethnicity: Other 21%(27) 36%(46) 21%(27) 12%(16) 10%(13) 128 Community: Urban 29%(140) 35%(165) 15%(74) 13%(63) 8%(37) 479 Community: Suburban 29%(286) 32%(311) 18%(178) 17%(166) 4%(39) 981 Community: Rural 27%(143) 30%(161) 17%(92) 19%(102) 5%(29) 527 Employ: Private Sector 27%(181) 33%(225) 19%(126) 18%(123) 3%(17) 673 Employ: Government 20%(27) 34%(45) 19%(25) 18%(24) 9%(12) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 31%(48) 25%(39) 14%(22) 20%(31) 9%(14) 154 Employ: Homemaker 26%(26) 33%(34) 19%(19) 19%(19) 3%(3) 102 Employ: Retired 36%(188) 34%(180) 15%(77) 15%(77) 1%(4) 526 Employ: Unemployed 19%(36) 35%(64) 21%(40) 10%(19) 14%(27) 186 Employ: Other 36%(44) 21%(27) 11%(14) 22%(28) 10%(12) 125 Military HH: Yes 37%(122) 31%(100) 17%(55) 12%(41) 3%(9) 327 Military HH: No 27%(447) 32%(537) 17%(289) 18%(290) 6%(95) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 27%(185) 32%(216) 16%(106) 18%(122) 7%(49) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 29%(384) 32%(422) 18%(238) 16%(209) 4%(55) 1309 Trump Job Approve 27%(212) 32%(251) 17%(138) 20%(158) 4%(35) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 31%(354) 33%(373) 18%(200) 15%(168) 4%(42) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 28%(130) 32%(153) 16%(74) 21%(99) 3%(14) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 25%(81) 30%(98) 20%(63) 18%(59) 6%(21) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 22%(56) 38%(97) 22%(58) 14%(35) 5%(12) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 34%(298) 31%(276) 16%(142) 15%(133) 3%(30) 879 Favorable of Trump 28%(218) 31%(239) 17%(128) 20%(156) 3%(25) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 30%(343) 34%(383) 18%(201) 15%(167) 3%(37) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 30%(142) 30%(145) 14%(69) 22%(107) 3%(14) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 26%(76) 32%(94) 20%(59) 17%(49) 4%(12) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 20%(41) 40%(84) 22%(47) 13%(27) 5%(11) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 33%(303) 32%(299) 17%(154) 15%(140) 3%(27) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_8: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Your state’s governor Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 29%(569) 32%(637) 17%(344) 17%(331) 5%(104) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 26%(170) 32%(214) 18%(121) 20%(131) 4%(27) 663 #1 Issue: Security 30%(77) 31%(81) 15%(38) 20%(51) 5%(13) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 27%(114) 32%(135) 20%(81) 15%(64) 5%(22) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 39%(107) 35%(98) 16%(44) 9%(24) 2%(4) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 30%(29) 23%(22) 19%(18) 23%(22) 6%(6) 96 #1 Issue: Education 15%(14) 35%(33) 17%(16) 13%(13) 20%(19) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 25%(17) 39%(27) 13%(9) 17%(12) 7%(5) 69 #1 Issue: Other 37%(41) 27%(29) 15%(17) 14%(16) 7%(8) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 34%(281) 32%(267) 17%(144) 14%(116) 2%(20) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 27%(175) 35%(225) 16%(103) 22%(140) 1%(8) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 26%(17) 30%(20) 12%(8) 17%(12) 15%(10) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 34%(246) 33%(237) 17%(125) 14%(103) 3%(18) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 28%(189) 33%(228) 16%(109) 22%(147) 1%(9) 682 2016 Vote: Other 25%(34) 39%(53) 18%(25) 15%(20) 4%(5) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 23%(100) 27%(119) 19%(84) 14%(60) 17%(72) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 31%(418) 34%(464) 16%(217) 17%(229) 2%(22) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 24%(151) 27%(173) 20%(127) 16%(102) 13%(82) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 33%(292) 34%(303) 17%(148) 14%(122) 2%(14) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 29%(147) 35%(177) 17%(87) 19%(98) 1%(4) 513 2012 Vote: Other 16%(13) 32%(26) 16%(13) 31%(25) 5%(4) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 23%(117) 26%(130) 19%(97) 17%(86) 16%(80) 511 4-Region: Northeast 31%(112) 29%(101) 16%(56) 20%(72) 4%(14) 354 4-Region: Midwest 28%(127) 37%(167) 17%(76) 15%(69) 4%(17) 456 4-Region: South 28%(207) 30%(223) 19%(139) 18%(134) 5%(39) 741 4-Region: West 28%(124) 34%(146) 17%(73) 13%(57) 8%(34) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 33%(311) 32%(300) 18%(171) 14%(132) 3%(29) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 27%(209) 33%(253) 17%(127) 21%(160) 2%(19) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL8_9: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 35%(687) 31%(624) 15%(305) 8%(164) 10%(206) 1986 Gender: Male 32%(295) 34%(317) 16%(151) 10%(90) 8%(78) 930 Gender: Female 37%(392) 29%(307) 15%(154) 7%(74) 12%(129) 1056 Age: 18-34 23%(112) 25%(126) 18%(88) 9%(47) 25%(124) 499 Age: 35-44 29%(87) 35%(107) 14%(44) 9%(27) 12%(37) 302 Age: 45-64 37%(266) 33%(241) 17%(123) 8%(59) 5%(33) 723 Age: 65+ 48%(221) 32%(149) 11%(50) 7%(31) 2%(11) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 18%(40) 20%(45) 20%(44) 7%(16) 35%(78) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 27%(116) 32%(138) 14%(61) 11%(45) 16%(67) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 32%(148) 32%(149) 18%(82) 11%(50) 6%(30) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 43%(349) 34%(272) 14%(111) 5%(44) 4%(30) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 49%(384) 30%(237) 11%(88) 3%(22) 7%(55) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 28%(155) 28%(158) 17%(97) 8%(43) 19%(103) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 23%(148) 36%(229) 19%(119) 15%(99) 8%(48) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 41%(134) 38%(126) 12%(41) 3%(10) 6%(20) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 55%(250) 24%(111) 10%(47) 3%(11) 8%(35) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 29%(75) 28%(75) 19%(50) 11%(28) 14%(36) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 27%(80) 29%(83) 16%(47) 5%(15) 23%(67) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 25%(85) 35%(116) 18%(60) 15%(51) 6%(22) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 20%(63) 36%(113) 19%(59) 15%(47) 9%(27) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 51%(310) 30%(183) 10%(63) 3%(19) 5%(32) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 40%(216) 32%(170) 15%(81) 5%(29) 7%(37) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 20%(143) 35%(247) 21%(147) 15%(106) 9%(60) 702 Educ: < College 31%(388) 32%(397) 16%(198) 8%(103) 13%(163) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 40%(190) 29%(137) 15%(70) 9%(44) 6%(29) 470 Educ: Post-grad 41%(109) 34%(90) 14%(37) 6%(17) 5%(14) 267 Income: Under 50k 33%(335) 28%(285) 17%(166) 8%(85) 13%(135) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 36%(257) 35%(256) 14%(98) 8%(57) 7%(54) 722 Income: 100k+ 37%(96) 32%(83) 15%(40) 9%(22) 7%(18) 259 Ethnicity: White 35%(565) 33%(525) 15%(240) 8%(135) 9%(142) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 25%(48) 31%(59) 17%(34) 8%(14) 19%(37) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_9: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 35%(687) 31%(624) 15%(305) 8%(164) 10%(206) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 34%(85) 25%(64) 16%(41) 7%(17) 18%(45) 252 Ethnicity: Other 29%(37) 28%(36) 18%(23) 10%(13) 15%(20) 128 Community: Urban 38%(182) 29%(139) 15%(70) 6%(30) 12%(58) 479 Community: Suburban 36%(351) 32%(315) 15%(143) 8%(75) 10%(97) 981 Community: Rural 29%(154) 32%(170) 17%(92) 11%(58) 10%(52) 527 Employ: Private Sector 33%(219) 36%(239) 17%(113) 9%(63) 6%(38) 673 Employ: Government 25%(33) 34%(46) 22%(29) 10%(13) 10%(13) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 33%(50) 26%(39) 14%(21) 12%(18) 17%(26) 154 Employ: Homemaker 33%(34) 28%(28) 20%(20) 5%(5) 15%(15) 102 Employ: Retired 45%(236) 34%(177) 10%(55) 7%(36) 4%(21) 526 Employ: Unemployed 29%(54) 25%(46) 16%(29) 7%(13) 24%(44) 186 Employ: Other 32%(39) 28%(35) 14%(17) 9%(11) 18%(22) 125 Military HH: Yes 39%(128) 34%(111) 13%(43) 8%(28) 5%(18) 327 Military HH: No 34%(559) 31%(513) 16%(261) 8%(136) 11%(189) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 21%(144) 35%(236) 18%(125) 13%(87) 13%(85) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 41%(543) 30%(388) 14%(179) 6%(77) 9%(122) 1309 Trump Job Approve 19%(152) 36%(288) 20%(162) 15%(120) 9%(73) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 47%(533) 29%(331) 12%(135) 4%(42) 8%(96) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 21%(98) 34%(160) 18%(87) 19%(92) 7%(35) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 17%(53) 40%(128) 23%(75) 9%(28) 12%(38) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 29%(76) 30%(77) 20%(51) 6%(16) 15%(39) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 52%(457) 29%(254) 10%(84) 3%(26) 7%(58) 879 Favorable of Trump 19%(149) 36%(279) 20%(155) 16%(121) 8%(62) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 47%(530) 30%(335) 12%(137) 3%(36) 8%(92) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 21%(101) 35%(166) 18%(87) 19%(90) 7%(33) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 17%(48) 39%(113) 24%(69) 11%(31) 10%(29) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 30%(62) 37%(79) 17%(36) 4%(9) 12%(24) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 51%(467) 28%(257) 11%(101) 3%(28) 7%(68) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL8_9: How would you rate each of the following on their handling of the coronavirus? Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Just Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 35%(687) 31%(624) 15%(305) 8%(164) 10%(206) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 30%(202) 35%(229) 17%(114) 9%(62) 8%(56) 663 #1 Issue: Security 19%(50) 34%(88) 21%(54) 16%(42) 10%(26) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 41%(169) 33%(137) 12%(50) 5%(21) 9%(38) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 48%(133) 27%(75) 13%(36) 6%(17) 6%(17) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 41%(39) 18%(18) 15%(14) 6%(5) 20%(20) 96 #1 Issue: Education 24%(22) 33%(31) 17%(16) 4%(4) 23%(21) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 34%(23) 34%(23) 13%(9) 8%(5) 12%(9) 69 #1 Issue: Other 44%(48) 22%(24) 11%(12) 7%(7) 17%(19) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 52%(428) 30%(249) 10%(84) 2%(19) 6%(47) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 23%(147) 37%(240) 19%(122) 16%(104) 6%(38) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 16%(11) 33%(22) 20%(13) 11%(8) 20%(13) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 52%(381) 30%(217) 11%(79) 2%(16) 5%(36) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 23%(159) 36%(243) 19%(129) 16%(112) 6%(39) 682 2016 Vote: Other 34%(46) 38%(51) 14%(20) 5%(7) 9%(12) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 22%(97) 26%(113) 18%(77) 7%(29) 27%(119) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 39%(531) 33%(442) 14%(194) 8%(113) 5%(70) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 25%(156) 29%(182) 17%(111) 8%(51) 21%(136) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 49%(430) 31%(272) 12%(105) 3%(29) 5%(44) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 26%(132) 38%(194) 18%(94) 13%(69) 5%(25) 513 2012 Vote: Other 16%(13) 32%(26) 16%(13) 28%(23) 8%(7) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 22%(112) 26%(133) 18%(93) 8%(43) 25%(130) 511 4-Region: Northeast 39%(137) 30%(107) 18%(62) 6%(21) 8%(27) 354 4-Region: Midwest 37%(167) 32%(147) 15%(70) 10%(44) 6%(28) 456 4-Region: South 32%(238) 33%(245) 15%(112) 8%(61) 12%(85) 741 4-Region: West 33%(144) 29%(125) 14%(60) 9%(38) 15%(67) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 49%(461) 30%(280) 12%(110) 3%(25) 7%(67) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 23%(177) 35%(272) 18%(137) 16%(122) 8%(61) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL9_1: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Trump administration Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 6%(122) 33%(662) 52%(1036) 8%(166) 1986 Gender: Male 9%(84) 36%(339) 47%(434) 8%(72) 930 Gender: Female 4%(38) 31%(323) 57%(601) 9%(94) 1056 Age: 18-34 11%(53) 21%(106) 49%(245) 19%(95) 499 Age: 35-44 8%(24) 31%(95) 52%(156) 9%(27) 302 Age: 45-64 4%(29) 38%(275) 54%(389) 4%(30) 723 Age: 65+ 3%(15) 40%(186) 53%(246) 3%(15) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 11%(24) 21%(47) 40%(88) 28%(63) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 10%(42) 25%(107) 54%(231) 11%(47) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 6%(27) 35%(159) 54%(247) 6%(25) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 3%(27) 40%(320) 53%(431) 4%(29) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 4%(33) 8%(66) 82%(644) 5%(42) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 7%(38) 26%(146) 51%(284) 16%(90) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 8%(51) 70%(450) 17%(108) 5%(34) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 7%(24) 10%(35) 76%(251) 6%(21) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 2% (8) 7%(31) 87%(394) 5%(21) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 8%(22) 29%(78) 50%(132) 12%(32) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6%(16) 23%(68) 52%(151) 20%(57) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 11%(38) 68%(226) 15%(51) 6%(19) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 4%(13) 72%(224) 18%(56) 5%(15) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 4%(25) 8%(51) 84%(510) 3%(21) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 7%(39) 24%(127) 61%(326) 8%(42) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 7%(49) 64%(452) 23%(159) 6%(43) 702 Educ: < College 6%(73) 36%(452) 47%(590) 11%(134) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 7%(32) 27%(128) 61%(288) 5%(22) 470 Educ: Post-grad 6%(17) 31%(83) 59%(157) 4%(10) 267 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_1: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Trump administration Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 6%(122) 33%(662) 52%(1036) 8%(166) 1986 Income: Under 50k 6%(61) 33%(332) 49%(496) 12%(117) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 6%(45) 33%(236) 56%(407) 5%(34) 722 Income: 100k+ 6%(16) 36%(94) 51%(133) 6%(16) 259 Ethnicity: White 6%(95) 38%(603) 49%(791) 7%(117) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 10%(19) 22%(43) 54%(104) 14%(27) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 9%(23) 12%(31) 66%(166) 12%(31) 252 Ethnicity: Other 3%(4) 22%(28) 62%(79) 14%(18) 128 Community: Urban 8%(36) 23%(108) 60%(286) 10%(48) 479 Community: Suburban 5%(51) 31%(308) 56%(552) 7%(70) 981 Community: Rural 7%(35) 47%(246) 37%(197) 9%(49) 527 Employ: Private Sector 7%(45) 34%(227) 55%(368) 5%(33) 673 Employ: Government 14%(19) 31%(42) 45%(61) 9%(12) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 7%(11) 32%(50) 49%(76) 11%(18) 154 Employ: Homemaker 6%(6) 28%(29) 53%(54) 13%(13) 102 Employ: Retired 3%(17) 39%(206) 53%(280) 4%(23) 526 Employ: Unemployed 9%(17) 28%(51) 49%(91) 14%(27) 186 Employ: Other 2% (2) 33%(41) 50%(63) 15%(19) 125 Military HH: Yes 6%(20) 38%(126) 51%(168) 4%(14) 327 Military HH: No 6%(102) 32%(536) 52%(868) 9%(152) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 8%(57) 68%(463) 13%(88) 10%(70) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 5%(66) 15%(199) 72%(947) 7%(96) 1309 Trump Job Approve 8%(67) 72%(574) 12%(93) 7%(59) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 5%(53) 7%(83) 82%(933) 6%(67) 1137 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_1: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Trump administration Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 6%(122) 33%(662) 52%(1036) 8%(166) 1986 Trump Job Strongly Approve 9%(41) 80%(376) 7%(35) 4%(19) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 8%(26) 62%(198) 18%(59) 12%(39) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 9%(22) 20%(50) 63%(162) 9%(24) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 3%(31) 4%(33) 88%(772) 5%(44) 879 Favorable of Trump 9%(71) 74%(570) 11%(83) 6%(42) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 4%(42) 7%(83) 83%(939) 6%(68) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 8%(37) 83%(397) 6%(26) 3%(16) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 12%(33) 60%(173) 19%(56) 9%(27) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 5%(11) 24%(50) 61%(127) 10%(20) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 3%(31) 4%(33) 88%(811) 5%(47) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 7%(47) 40%(265) 47%(310) 6%(41) 663 #1 Issue: Security 9%(23) 65%(169) 18%(46) 8%(22) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 6%(24) 18%(75) 68%(281) 9%(35) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 3% (7) 32%(88) 59%(164) 6%(18) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 6%(6) 16%(16) 67%(64) 11%(10) 96 #1 Issue: Education 5% (5) 21%(20) 54%(51) 19%(18) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 7% (5) 15%(10) 65%(45) 14%(9) 69 #1 Issue: Other 6%(6) 17%(19) 67%(74) 11%(12) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 5%(38) 7%(56) 84%(699) 4%(35) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 8%(55) 70%(458) 18%(116) 3%(22) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 11% (7) 23%(15) 49%(33) 16%(11) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 4%(27) 6%(43) 86%(629) 4%(31) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 7%(50) 71%(482) 18%(121) 4%(28) 682 2016 Vote: Other 6% (8) 15%(21) 71%(97) 8%(10) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(37) 27%(116) 43%(186) 22%(96) 435 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_1: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Trump administration Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 6%(122) 33%(662) 52%(1036) 8%(166) 1986 Voted in 2014: Yes 6%(75) 36%(480) 55%(742) 4%(54) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 7%(47) 29%(182) 46%(294) 18%(112) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 5%(42) 12%(110) 80%(701) 3%(27) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 6%(30) 70%(358) 20%(103) 4%(23) 513 2012 Vote: Other 9% (7) 58%(47) 26%(21) 7%(6) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(43) 29%(147) 41%(211) 22%(110) 511 4-Region: Northeast 6%(22) 33%(117) 54%(192) 6%(22) 354 4-Region: Midwest 6%(25) 34%(154) 55%(249) 6%(27) 456 4-Region: South 7%(52) 35%(260) 49%(366) 9%(64) 741 4-Region: West 5%(23) 30%(131) 53%(228) 12%(52) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 4%(37) 8%(78) 82%(776) 5%(52) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 8%(63) 67%(515) 19%(145) 6%(46) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL9_2: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The WHO (World Health Organization) Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 9%(169) 40%(803) 35%(698) 16%(317) 1986 Gender: Male 11%(106) 38%(353) 39%(358) 12%(113) 930 Gender: Female 6%(63) 43%(450) 32%(340) 19%(204) 1056 Age: 18-34 10%(50) 41%(205) 25%(124) 24%(120) 499 Age: 35-44 11%(34) 42%(126) 30%(90) 17%(51) 302 Age: 45-64 8%(57) 40%(291) 38%(277) 14%(99) 723 Age: 65+ 6%(27) 39%(181) 45%(207) 10%(47) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 9%(21) 37%(81) 22%(49) 32%(71) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 12%(49) 42%(181) 28%(118) 18%(78) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 10%(45) 41%(190) 35%(160) 14%(64) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 6%(46) 40%(321) 43%(346) 12%(93) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 6%(47) 52%(409) 29%(226) 13%(103) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 8%(46) 36%(202) 33%(182) 23%(127) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 12%(76) 30%(192) 45%(289) 13%(87) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 10%(33) 50%(166) 30%(100) 10%(32) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 3%(14) 53%(243) 28%(126) 16%(71) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 11%(29) 37%(98) 35%(93) 17%(44) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6%(17) 36%(104) 30%(89) 28%(83) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 13%(44) 26%(88) 49%(165) 11%(37) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 10%(32) 33%(103) 40%(124) 16%(50) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 5%(31) 55%(337) 31%(186) 9%(53) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 9%(49) 46%(243) 30%(161) 15%(80) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 12%(81) 27%(188) 47%(327) 15%(106) 702 Educ: < College 9%(109) 40%(494) 33%(406) 19%(240) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 7%(31) 41%(192) 41%(194) 11%(53) 470 Educ: Post-grad 11%(29) 44%(117) 36%(97) 9%(24) 267 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_2: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The WHO (World Health Organization) Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 9%(169) 40%(803) 35%(698) 16%(317) 1986 Income: Under 50k 9%(87) 38%(384) 33%(333) 20%(202) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 8%(57) 44%(319) 36%(257) 12%(89) 722 Income: 100k+ 10%(25) 38%(100) 42%(108) 10%(26) 259 Ethnicity: White 9%(138) 40%(650) 36%(586) 14%(232) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 9%(17) 47%(90) 25%(47) 20%(38) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 8%(21) 40%(101) 30%(75) 22%(56) 252 Ethnicity: Other 8%(10) 40%(51) 29%(37) 23%(29) 128 Community: Urban 9%(41) 43%(204) 33%(156) 16%(78) 479 Community: Suburban 6%(64) 41%(401) 38%(370) 15%(146) 981 Community: Rural 12%(64) 38%(198) 33%(172) 18%(93) 527 Employ: Private Sector 11%(73) 44%(294) 35%(232) 11%(73) 673 Employ: Government 13%(18) 30%(41) 38%(50) 19%(25) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 11%(17) 41%(63) 34%(52) 14%(22) 154 Employ: Homemaker 11%(11) 36%(37) 32%(33) 21%(21) 102 Employ: Retired 6%(29) 38%(197) 44%(231) 13%(68) 526 Employ: Unemployed 4% (7) 42%(79) 29%(55) 24%(46) 186 Employ: Other 9%(12) 39%(49) 23%(29) 29%(36) 125 Military HH: Yes 8%(27) 44%(143) 38%(125) 10%(33) 327 Military HH: No 9%(142) 40%(660) 35%(572) 17%(284) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 12%(78) 29%(199) 42%(286) 17%(115) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 7%(91) 46%(604) 31%(412) 15%(202) 1309 Trump Job Approve 13%(104) 26%(207) 45%(354) 16%(128) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 5%(62) 52%(589) 30%(341) 13%(144) 1137 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_2: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The WHO (World Health Organization) Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 9%(169) 40%(803) 35%(698) 16%(317) 1986 Trump Job Strongly Approve 16%(75) 25%(118) 46%(218) 13%(60) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 9%(29) 28%(90) 42%(136) 21%(68) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 6%(16) 46%(119) 31%(79) 17%(44) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 5%(46) 54%(470) 30%(262) 11%(100) 879 Favorable of Trump 13%(102) 27%(209) 45%(343) 15%(112) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 6%(64) 52%(583) 30%(341) 13%(143) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 14%(68) 26%(124) 48%(226) 12%(58) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 12%(34) 29%(85) 40%(117) 18%(54) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 8%(17) 39%(82) 38%(79) 15%(32) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 5%(47) 54%(501) 28%(263) 12%(111) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 9%(61) 37%(248) 38%(253) 15%(100) 663 #1 Issue: Security 14%(36) 26%(67) 46%(121) 14%(37) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 5%(22) 47%(197) 33%(136) 15%(60) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 9%(25) 40%(112) 37%(103) 14%(38) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 7% (7) 46%(44) 23%(22) 23%(22) 96 #1 Issue: Education 10%(9) 48%(45) 15%(14) 27%(26) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 4% (3) 52%(36) 30%(21) 14%(10) 69 #1 Issue: Other 5%(6) 48%(54) 25%(28) 21%(24) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 6%(47) 53%(438) 31%(256) 10%(86) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 13%(87) 28%(181) 46%(299) 13%(83) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 6%(4) 25%(17) 41%(27) 28%(19) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 6%(40) 54%(392) 30%(222) 10%(75) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 11%(77) 26%(179) 48%(330) 14%(96) 682 2016 Vote: Other 9%(13) 43%(59) 31%(42) 16%(22) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(39) 39%(170) 24%(102) 28%(124) 435 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_2: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The WHO (World Health Organization) Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 9%(169) 40%(803) 35%(698) 16%(317) 1986 Voted in 2014: Yes 8%(110) 41%(560) 39%(524) 12%(156) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 9%(59) 38%(242) 27%(173) 25%(160) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 5%(48) 52%(455) 32%(284) 10%(92) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 11%(56) 26%(133) 49%(251) 14%(73) 513 2012 Vote: Other 18%(15) 26%(21) 40%(33) 15%(13) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 10%(50) 38%(192) 25%(130) 27%(139) 511 4-Region: Northeast 7%(25) 43%(152) 38%(135) 12%(43) 354 4-Region: Midwest 6%(28) 43%(198) 38%(174) 12%(57) 456 4-Region: South 10%(71) 37%(275) 35%(258) 19%(137) 741 4-Region: West 10%(45) 41%(178) 30%(131) 19%(80) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 6%(52) 52%(490) 30%(280) 13%(120) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 12%(94) 30%(227) 44%(340) 14%(108) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL9_3: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 9%(188) 53%(1054) 25%(499) 12%(245) 1986 Gender: Male 12%(111) 52%(479) 26%(241) 11%(99) 930 Gender: Female 7%(77) 54%(575) 24%(259) 14%(146) 1056 Age: 18-34 11%(54) 45%(227) 21%(106) 22%(112) 499 Age: 35-44 13%(39) 55%(166) 21%(63) 11%(34) 302 Age: 45-64 9%(65) 55%(397) 26%(188) 10%(73) 723 Age: 65+ 7%(30) 57%(264) 31%(142) 6%(26) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 8%(18) 45%(100) 17%(37) 30%(68) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 13%(57) 47%(202) 24%(104) 15%(63) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 13%(58) 55%(253) 22%(103) 10%(45) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 6%(51) 56%(453) 30%(238) 8%(65) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 6%(48) 60%(467) 25%(199) 9%(71) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 9%(49) 45%(249) 26%(145) 20%(114) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 14%(91) 52%(337) 24%(154) 9%(61) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 9%(29) 57%(190) 26%(86) 8%(26) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 4%(19) 61%(277) 25%(113) 10%(44) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 13%(34) 44%(116) 27%(71) 17%(44) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 5%(15) 46%(133) 26%(75) 24%(70) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 14%(48) 52%(173) 25%(84) 9%(29) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 14%(43) 53%(164) 23%(70) 10%(32) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 5%(33) 60%(367) 27%(163) 7%(44) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 9%(49) 54%(288) 27%(142) 10%(55) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 14%(95) 51%(360) 25%(173) 11%(75) 702 Educ: < College 9%(117) 52%(656) 23%(283) 15%(194) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 9%(42) 54%(255) 30%(140) 7%(33) 470 Educ: Post-grad 11%(29) 54%(143) 28%(76) 7%(19) 267 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_3: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 9%(188) 53%(1054) 25%(499) 12%(245) 1986 Income: Under 50k 10%(97) 49%(493) 25%(256) 16%(159) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 8%(61) 60%(430) 23%(164) 9%(67) 722 Income: 100k+ 11%(30) 50%(131) 31%(79) 7%(19) 259 Ethnicity: White 9%(152) 54%(865) 26%(413) 11%(176) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 12%(24) 47%(90) 24%(46) 17%(33) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 10%(26) 48%(121) 23%(58) 18%(47) 252 Ethnicity: Other 7%(10) 53%(68) 22%(28) 18%(23) 128 Community: Urban 10%(48) 49%(233) 28%(132) 14%(65) 479 Community: Suburban 7%(72) 56%(545) 26%(250) 11%(113) 981 Community: Rural 13%(68) 52%(275) 22%(116) 13%(67) 527 Employ: Private Sector 11%(77) 54%(366) 26%(173) 8%(57) 673 Employ: Government 11%(15) 50%(67) 24%(32) 15%(21) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 11%(17) 53%(82) 24%(37) 12%(18) 154 Employ: Homemaker 6%(6) 53%(54) 25%(25) 16%(17) 102 Employ: Retired 7%(36) 56%(294) 30%(158) 7%(38) 526 Employ: Unemployed 5%(10) 47%(88) 21%(39) 27%(49) 186 Employ: Other 16%(20) 49%(61) 16%(20) 19%(23) 125 Military HH: Yes 9%(28) 57%(188) 27%(90) 7%(21) 327 Military HH: No 10%(159) 52%(866) 25%(410) 13%(224) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 14%(98) 50%(337) 22%(151) 14%(91) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 7%(90) 55%(717) 27%(348) 12%(154) 1309 Trump Job Approve 15%(121) 49%(391) 23%(186) 12%(96) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 6%(63) 58%(654) 27%(310) 10%(110) 1137 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_3: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 9%(188) 53%(1054) 25%(499) 12%(245) 1986 Trump Job Strongly Approve 19%(91) 50%(234) 22%(105) 9%(41) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 9%(30) 49%(157) 25%(81) 17%(54) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 8%(21) 60%(154) 22%(56) 11%(28) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 5%(42) 57%(500) 29%(254) 9%(82) 879 Favorable of Trump 15%(118) 50%(379) 24%(186) 11%(83) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 6%(64) 58%(657) 27%(307) 9%(103) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 18%(87) 50%(238) 23%(110) 9%(42) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 11%(31) 49%(142) 26%(76) 14%(41) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 9%(18) 55%(115) 25%(53) 11%(23) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 5%(46) 59%(542) 27%(253) 9%(81) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 11%(75) 54%(358) 25%(167) 9%(63) 663 #1 Issue: Security 16%(40) 46%(119) 26%(68) 13%(33) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 7%(28) 53%(221) 26%(108) 14%(59) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 6%(17) 56%(156) 27%(76) 10%(28) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 11%(11) 49%(47) 23%(22) 17%(17) 96 #1 Issue: Education 6%(6) 57%(53) 16%(15) 21%(20) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 4% (3) 60%(41) 24%(16) 12%(9) 69 #1 Issue: Other 7% (8) 52%(58) 25%(27) 16%(17) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 6%(48) 58%(478) 28%(230) 9%(72) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 16%(102) 53%(344) 24%(159) 7%(46) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 7%(4) 37%(25) 33%(22) 23%(15) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 6%(43) 59%(427) 28%(203) 8%(57) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 14%(96) 52%(354) 25%(171) 9%(61) 682 2016 Vote: Other 7%(10) 57%(77) 27%(37) 10%(13) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(40) 45%(194) 20%(87) 26%(114) 435 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_3: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 9%(188) 53%(1054) 25%(499) 12%(245) 1986 Voted in 2014: Yes 10%(129) 56%(762) 27%(359) 7%(101) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 9%(59) 46%(292) 22%(140) 23%(144) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 6%(51) 59%(517) 28%(245) 8%(66) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 13%(65) 55%(283) 25%(126) 8%(40) 513 2012 Vote: Other 21%(17) 42%(34) 25%(21) 12%(10) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 11%(55) 43%(219) 21%(108) 25%(129) 511 4-Region: Northeast 9%(32) 51%(181) 27%(95) 13%(45) 354 4-Region: Midwest 7%(31) 56%(255) 27%(123) 10%(47) 456 4-Region: South 11%(79) 55%(405) 23%(171) 12%(87) 741 4-Region: West 10%(45) 49%(213) 25%(110) 15%(66) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 5%(51) 58%(551) 27%(252) 9%(89) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 14%(110) 52%(399) 24%(182) 10%(78) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL9_4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Congress Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(165) 27%(532) 48%(944) 17%(345) 1986 Gender: Male 12%(114) 28%(261) 47%(436) 13%(118) 930 Gender: Female 5%(52) 26%(271) 48%(508) 21%(227) 1056 Age: 18-34 11%(54) 21%(105) 39%(193) 29%(147) 499 Age: 35-44 9%(26) 26%(78) 47%(142) 18%(56) 302 Age: 45-64 8%(58) 30%(221) 49%(353) 13%(92) 723 Age: 65+ 6%(27) 28%(128) 55%(256) 11%(51) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 11%(24) 21%(46) 30%(66) 39%(87) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 10%(43) 22%(94) 46%(198) 21%(92) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 10%(47) 29%(131) 48%(219) 13%(62) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 6%(47) 29%(236) 52%(423) 13%(101) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 5%(35) 23%(180) 58%(457) 14%(113) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 9%(52) 19%(107) 46%(257) 25%(142) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 12%(78) 38%(244) 36%(230) 14%(91) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 8%(27) 25%(82) 55%(183) 12%(39) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 2%(9) 22%(98) 60%(273) 16%(74) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 15%(40) 20%(53) 49%(130) 16%(42) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 4%(12) 19%(54) 43%(127) 34%(100) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 14%(48) 38%(126) 37%(122) 11%(38) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 10%(31) 38%(118) 35%(107) 17%(53) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 5%(29) 20%(121) 65%(391) 11%(65) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 7%(36) 27%(142) 50%(266) 17%(89) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 12%(86) 36%(254) 37%(259) 15%(104) 702 Educ: < College 8%(100) 27%(337) 44%(550) 21%(263) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 8%(39) 26%(120) 55%(256) 12%(55) 470 Educ: Post-grad 10%(27) 28%(75) 52%(138) 10%(28) 267 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Congress Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(165) 27%(532) 48%(944) 17%(345) 1986 Income: Under 50k 8%(80) 25%(251) 46%(462) 21%(212) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 8%(60) 27%(197) 51%(364) 14%(100) 722 Income: 100k+ 10%(25) 33%(84) 45%(117) 13%(33) 259 Ethnicity: White 9%(140) 27%(439) 48%(772) 16%(255) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 16%(31) 26%(50) 36%(70) 22%(42) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 6%(16) 24%(61) 44%(112) 25%(63) 252 Ethnicity: Other 7%(10) 25%(31) 47%(60) 21%(27) 128 Community: Urban 9%(42) 27%(131) 45%(217) 19%(89) 479 Community: Suburban 7%(68) 24%(237) 53%(515) 16%(160) 981 Community: Rural 11%(56) 31%(164) 40%(211) 18%(96) 527 Employ: Private Sector 8%(55) 29%(195) 49%(333) 13%(90) 673 Employ: Government 16%(22) 24%(32) 42%(56) 18%(24) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 17%(26) 26%(41) 38%(59) 19%(29) 154 Employ: Homemaker 5% (5) 28%(29) 46%(47) 21%(21) 102 Employ: Retired 6%(32) 28%(145) 55%(286) 12%(63) 526 Employ: Unemployed 7%(12) 29%(54) 39%(73) 25%(46) 186 Employ: Other 8%(10) 17%(21) 45%(56) 30%(38) 125 Military HH: Yes 11%(36) 26%(85) 50%(163) 13%(42) 327 Military HH: No 8%(129) 27%(446) 47%(781) 18%(303) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 11%(74) 39%(268) 31%(207) 19%(129) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 7%(91) 20%(264) 56%(737) 17%(216) 1309 Trump Job Approve 13%(106) 37%(298) 33%(260) 16%(131) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 5%(56) 20%(230) 60%(682) 15%(169) 1137 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Congress Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(165) 27%(532) 48%(944) 17%(345) 1986 Trump Job Strongly Approve 15%(69) 41%(192) 32%(150) 13%(60) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 11%(37) 33%(105) 34%(109) 22%(71) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 9%(23) 23%(60) 47%(121) 21%(54) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 4%(34) 19%(170) 64%(560) 13%(115) 879 Favorable of Trump 14%(107) 38%(294) 33%(250) 15%(116) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 5%(53) 20%(229) 60%(680) 15%(169) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 14%(69) 40%(190) 33%(157) 13%(60) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 13%(38) 36%(104) 32%(93) 19%(55) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 7%(14) 25%(53) 49%(103) 19%(40) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 4%(40) 19%(176) 63%(576) 14%(129) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 10%(69) 30%(200) 44%(290) 16%(104) 663 #1 Issue: Security 12%(30) 35%(90) 37%(96) 17%(44) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 6%(26) 23%(95) 53%(220) 18%(75) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 6%(17) 23%(64) 57%(158) 14%(39) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 8% (8) 15%(15) 47%(45) 29%(28) 96 #1 Issue: Education 5%(4) 26%(25) 42%(40) 27%(25) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 3% (2) 25%(17) 57%(39) 15%(10) 69 #1 Issue: Other 9%(10) 23%(26) 50%(56) 17%(19) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 4%(32) 23%(192) 61%(504) 12%(100) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 14%(92) 36%(234) 37%(241) 13%(83) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 14%(9) 9%(6) 54%(36) 23%(16) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 3%(22) 24%(177) 61%(448) 11%(83) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 12%(84) 34%(235) 39%(263) 15%(100) 682 2016 Vote: Other 10%(13) 14%(20) 61%(83) 15%(21) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 11%(46) 23%(101) 34%(146) 33%(142) 435 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_4: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Congress Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(165) 27%(532) 48%(944) 17%(345) 1986 Voted in 2014: Yes 8%(106) 29%(391) 51%(692) 12%(162) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 9%(59) 22%(141) 40%(252) 29%(183) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 4%(32) 26%(230) 58%(514) 12%(103) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 12%(60) 35%(179) 40%(204) 14%(71) 513 2012 Vote: Other 21%(17) 20%(16) 43%(35) 17%(14) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 11%(56) 21%(107) 37%(191) 31%(157) 511 4-Region: Northeast 8%(29) 25%(87) 50%(178) 17%(60) 354 4-Region: Midwest 7%(32) 30%(136) 50%(228) 13%(61) 456 4-Region: South 9%(64) 28%(206) 45%(336) 18%(135) 741 4-Region: West 9%(40) 24%(103) 47%(202) 20%(88) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 4%(37) 22%(205) 60%(565) 14%(136) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 13%(100) 36%(275) 36%(281) 15%(114) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL9_5: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Your state’s governor Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 14%(278) 55%(1091) 23%(452) 8%(164) 1986 Gender: Male 17%(159) 52%(486) 23%(215) 7%(69) 930 Gender: Female 11%(119) 57%(606) 22%(237) 9%(95) 1056 Age: 18-34 15%(77) 41%(206) 25%(126) 18%(90) 499 Age: 35-44 14%(43) 53%(159) 23%(70) 10%(30) 302 Age: 45-64 15%(106) 58%(421) 23%(165) 4%(32) 723 Age: 65+ 11%(52) 66%(306) 20%(92) 3%(12) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 13%(30) 40%(88) 20%(45) 27%(60) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 16%(69) 46%(195) 27%(113) 11%(48) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 16%(72) 54%(248) 24%(111) 6%(28) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 12%(98) 63%(512) 21%(170) 3%(27) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 8%(65) 62%(483) 25%(194) 5%(43) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 15%(84) 48%(266) 22%(123) 15%(84) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 20%(128) 53%(342) 21%(135) 6%(37) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 9%(29) 59%(196) 27%(89) 5%(18) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 8%(36) 63%(288) 23%(105) 6%(25) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 22%(58) 48%(126) 18%(48) 12%(32) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 9%(26) 48%(139) 26%(75) 18%(53) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 22%(72) 49%(163) 23%(78) 6%(20) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 18%(56) 58%(179) 18%(57) 5%(17) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 7%(40) 62%(375) 28%(172) 3%(19) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 15%(80) 55%(296) 23%(124) 6%(33) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 20%(142) 54%(381) 18%(130) 7%(50) 702 Educ: < College 14%(169) 53%(665) 23%(284) 11%(132) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 14%(65) 57%(268) 25%(117) 4%(20) 470 Educ: Post-grad 16%(44) 59%(158) 19%(52) 5%(13) 267 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_5: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Your state’s governor Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 14%(278) 55%(1091) 23%(452) 8%(164) 1986 Income: Under 50k 12%(117) 53%(532) 24%(239) 12%(117) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 16%(115) 57%(410) 23%(167) 4%(30) 722 Income: 100k+ 18%(46) 58%(149) 18%(46) 7%(17) 259 Ethnicity: White 15%(235) 56%(901) 22%(359) 7%(111) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 17%(32) 50%(97) 20%(38) 13%(26) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 11%(27) 48%(121) 28%(69) 13%(34) 252 Ethnicity: Other 13%(16) 54%(69) 19%(24) 15%(19) 128 Community: Urban 12%(56) 56%(270) 22%(105) 10%(48) 479 Community: Suburban 14%(136) 56%(548) 23%(230) 7%(66) 981 Community: Rural 16%(86) 52%(273) 22%(117) 9%(50) 527 Employ: Private Sector 16%(107) 54%(363) 26%(178) 4%(25) 673 Employ: Government 16%(22) 50%(67) 23%(31) 11%(14) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 18%(27) 53%(81) 19%(30) 11%(16) 154 Employ: Homemaker 13%(14) 50%(51) 28%(28) 9%(9) 102 Employ: Retired 12%(65) 63%(332) 21%(108) 4%(20) 526 Employ: Unemployed 10%(18) 51%(95) 19%(36) 20%(37) 186 Employ: Other 13%(16) 52%(65) 19%(24) 16%(20) 125 Military HH: Yes 14%(47) 60%(196) 22%(71) 4%(12) 327 Military HH: No 14%(231) 54%(895) 23%(381) 9%(152) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 19%(131) 51%(345) 19%(130) 10%(71) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 11%(147) 57%(746) 25%(322) 7%(93) 1309 Trump Job Approve 20%(162) 52%(409) 20%(161) 8%(61) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 10%(112) 59%(670) 25%(286) 6%(68) 1137 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_5: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Your state’s governor Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 14%(278) 55%(1091) 23%(452) 8%(164) 1986 Trump Job Strongly Approve 22%(105) 51%(242) 21%(98) 6%(26) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 18%(57) 52%(168) 19%(63) 11%(35) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 16%(40) 52%(134) 24%(62) 8%(21) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 8%(72) 61%(536) 25%(224) 5%(47) 879 Favorable of Trump 21%(165) 52%(401) 20%(150) 7%(51) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 9%(107) 59%(668) 26%(291) 6%(65) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 21%(99) 52%(248) 22%(105) 5%(24) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 23%(66) 53%(153) 15%(44) 9%(27) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 14%(30) 51%(107) 26%(55) 8%(17) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 8%(78) 61%(560) 26%(236) 5%(48) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 19%(129) 54%(358) 20%(136) 6%(41) 663 #1 Issue: Security 20%(53) 50%(130) 21%(56) 8%(22) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 7%(28) 54%(224) 31%(128) 8%(35) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 10%(28) 67%(185) 18%(49) 5%(15) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 12%(11) 48%(47) 25%(24) 15%(15) 96 #1 Issue: Education 9% (8) 50%(47) 22%(20) 20%(19) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 11% (8) 52%(36) 24%(17) 13%(9) 69 #1 Issue: Other 12%(13) 59%(65) 21%(23) 9%(10) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 9%(74) 62%(510) 25%(206) 4%(36) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 21%(137) 54%(351) 21%(133) 4%(29) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 15%(10) 44%(29) 24%(16) 16%(11) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 8%(56) 61%(445) 27%(197) 4%(32) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 21%(146) 53%(361) 20%(138) 5%(37) 682 2016 Vote: Other 16%(22) 60%(82) 19%(26) 5% (7) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 13%(55) 47%(204) 20%(88) 20%(88) 435 Continued on next page

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Table POL9_5: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you think each of the following has done too much, not enough, or the right amount in response to the coronavirus outbreak? Your state’s governor Is doing the right Is not doing Is doing too much amount in enough in in response to the response to the response to the coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus Don’t Know / No Demographic outbreak outbreak outbreak Opinion Total N Registered Voters 14%(278) 55%(1091) 23%(452) 8%(164) 1986 Voted in 2014: Yes 14%(195) 58%(788) 23%(310) 4%(58) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 13%(83) 48%(304) 22%(143) 17%(106) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 9%(76) 61%(536) 27%(233) 4%(34) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 21%(108) 56%(287) 18%(95) 5%(24) 513 2012 Vote: Other 31%(26) 44%(36) 19%(16) 6% (5) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 13%(69) 45%(232) 21%(109) 20%(101) 511 4-Region: Northeast 20%(69) 55%(195) 19%(69) 6%(21) 354 4-Region: Midwest 15%(68) 59%(269) 19%(86) 7%(33) 456 4-Region: South 9%(70) 51%(379) 32%(235) 8%(57) 741 4-Region: West 16%(71) 57%(248) 15%(63) 12%(52) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 8%(73) 61%(571) 26%(247) 6%(52) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 21%(161) 53%(406) 20%(155) 6%(46) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL10: Generally speaking, would you say you are more concerned about... The economic impact of The public health impact coronavirus including the of coronavirus including effect on the stock market the spread of the disease and increased which would cause more Don’t know / No Demographic unemployment deaths opinion Total N Registered Voters 32%(628) 59%(1168) 10%(189) 1986 Gender: Male 38%(357) 53%(492) 9%(81) 930 Gender: Female 26%(272) 64%(676) 10%(109) 1056 Age: 18-34 32%(157) 50%(250) 18%(92) 499 Age: 35-44 37%(111) 54%(164) 9%(26) 302 Age: 45-64 34%(246) 59%(430) 6%(47) 723 Age: 65+ 25%(113) 70%(324) 5%(25) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 20%(45) 54%(121) 26%(57) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 38%(163) 51%(216) 11%(48) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 37%(169) 55%(253) 8%(37) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 29%(233) 66%(529) 5%(44) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 17%(131) 77%(606) 6%(49) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 31%(173) 54%(303) 15%(82) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 51%(325) 40%(259) 9%(59) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 20%(66) 74%(246) 6%(19) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 14%(65) 79%(359) 7%(30) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 40%(105) 46%(123) 14%(37) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 23%(68) 62%(181) 15%(45) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 56%(186) 37%(123) 7%(25) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 45%(139) 44%(136) 11%(34) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 17%(101) 80%(483) 4%(23) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 28%(148) 63%(338) 9%(47) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 51%(356) 41%(286) 9%(60) 702 Educ: < College 30%(374) 58%(724) 12%(151) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 35%(166) 60%(281) 5%(23) 470 Educ: Post-grad 33%(89) 61%(163) 6%(15) 267 Income: Under 50k 28%(286) 58%(585) 13%(134) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 34%(246) 61%(440) 5%(36) 722 Income: 100k+ 37%(97) 55%(143) 7%(19) 259 Continued on next page

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Table POL10: Generally speaking, would you say you are more concerned about... The economic impact of The public health impact coronavirus including the of coronavirus including effect on the stock market the spread of the disease and increased which would cause more Don’t know / No Demographic unemployment deaths opinion Total N Registered Voters 32%(628) 59%(1168) 10%(189) 1986 Ethnicity: White 34%(549) 57%(922) 8%(136) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 31%(59) 59%(114) 10%(20) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 16%(41) 70%(176) 14%(34) 252 Ethnicity: Other 30%(39) 55%(70) 15%(19) 128 Community: Urban 27%(131) 61%(293) 11%(54) 479 Community: Suburban 31%(307) 60%(593) 8%(80) 981 Community: Rural 36%(190) 53%(281) 11%(55) 527 Employ: Private Sector 37%(247) 56%(376) 7%(50) 673 Employ: Government 39%(52) 50%(67) 11%(15) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 35%(54) 57%(88) 8%(12) 154 Employ: Homemaker 33%(33) 52%(53) 16%(16) 102 Employ: Retired 27%(140) 68%(357) 5%(29) 526 Employ: Unemployed 27%(50) 55%(101) 19%(35) 186 Employ: Other 24%(30) 60%(75) 16%(20) 125 Military HH: Yes 37%(122) 57%(188) 5%(17) 327 Military HH: No 31%(506) 59%(980) 10%(172) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 48%(322) 39%(261) 14%(94) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 23%(306) 69%(907) 7%(96) 1309 Trump Job Approve 50%(400) 39%(311) 10%(82) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 19%(222) 74%(842) 6%(74) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 55%(261) 35%(164) 10%(47) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 43%(139) 46%(148) 11%(35) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 32%(82) 59%(152) 10%(25) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 16%(140) 79%(690) 6%(49) 879 Favorable of Trump 52%(398) 39%(298) 9%(70) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 19%(220) 75%(844) 6%(67) 1131 Continued on next page

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Table POL10: Generally speaking, would you say you are more concerned about... The economic impact of The public health impact coronavirus including the of coronavirus including effect on the stock market the spread of the disease and increased which would cause more Don’t know / No Demographic unemployment deaths opinion Total N Registered Voters 32%(628) 59%(1168) 10%(189) 1986 Very Favorable of Trump 55%(263) 35%(166) 10%(47) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 47%(135) 45%(131) 8%(23) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 31%(65) 59%(124) 10%(21) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 17%(155) 78%(720) 5%(46) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 46%(305) 45%(297) 9%(61) 663 #1 Issue: Security 43%(113) 43%(113) 13%(35) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 18%(76) 75%(312) 7%(28) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 19%(52) 75%(208) 6%(17) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 25%(24) 58%(55) 18%(17) 96 #1 Issue: Education 29%(28) 54%(51) 17%(16) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 26%(18) 69%(48) 5%(3) 69 #1 Issue: Other 12%(14) 76%(84) 12%(13) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 18%(147) 76%(632) 6%(48) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 53%(343) 40%(261) 7%(46) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 35%(24) 48%(32) 16%(11) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 16%(118) 79%(574) 5%(38) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 52%(351) 41%(279) 8%(52) 682 2016 Vote: Other 32%(44) 61%(83) 7%(10) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 26%(115) 53%(230) 21%(90) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 33%(445) 61%(827) 6%(80) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 29%(184) 54%(342) 17%(110) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 20%(178) 74%(655) 5%(46) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 51%(263) 43%(219) 6%(31) 513 2012 Vote: Other 51%(42) 38%(31) 11%(9) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 28%(145) 51%(263) 20%(103) 511 Continued on next page

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Table POL10: Generally speaking, would you say you are more concerned about... The economic impact of The public health impact coronavirus including the of coronavirus including effect on the stock market the spread of the disease and increased which would cause more Don’t know / No Demographic unemployment deaths opinion Total N Registered Voters 32%(628) 59%(1168) 10%(189) 1986 4-Region: Northeast 33%(118) 59%(208) 8%(28) 354 4-Region: Midwest 33%(149) 60%(273) 7%(34) 456 4-Region: South 31%(232) 59%(436) 10%(73) 741 4-Region: West 30%(129) 58%(250) 13%(55) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 16%(154) 77%(729) 6%(60) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 51%(394) 40%(309) 9%(67) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL11: Currently, do you believe it’s more important for the government to address the: The spread of Don’t know / No Demographic coronavirus The economy opinion Total N Registered Voters 61%(1204) 31%(610) 9%(171) 1986 Gender: Male 57%(531) 36%(332) 7%(67) 930 Gender: Female 64%(674) 26%(279) 10%(104) 1056 Age: 18-34 60%(297) 26%(128) 15%(74) 499 Age: 35-44 58%(175) 34%(102) 8%(25) 302 Age: 45-64 58%(418) 35%(256) 7%(49) 723 Age: 65+ 68%(313) 27%(125) 5%(23) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 62%(138) 19%(43) 19%(42) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 59%(251) 31%(131) 10%(44) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 56%(257) 36%(167) 8%(36) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 63%(508) 31%(250) 6%(49) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 81%(634) 13%(103) 6%(48) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 57%(317) 30%(166) 13%(75) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 39%(253) 53%(341) 8%(49) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 78%(260) 16%(52) 6%(19) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 82%(375) 11%(51) 6%(29) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 54%(142) 36%(96) 10%(26) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 60%(174) 24%(70) 17%(48) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 39%(129) 55%(183) 7%(22) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 40%(125) 51%(158) 9%(27) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 83%(505) 13%(77) 4%(25) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 67%(357) 26%(138) 7%(38) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 39%(274) 53%(372) 8%(56) 702 Educ: < College 59%(731) 31%(386) 11%(132) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 64%(303) 30%(143) 5%(24) 470 Educ: Post-grad 64%(171) 31%(82) 6%(15) 267 Income: Under 50k 60%(605) 29%(288) 11%(112) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 62%(446) 32%(231) 6%(44) 722 Income: 100k+ 59%(153) 35%(91) 6%(15) 259 Ethnicity: White 58%(928) 34%(543) 8%(136) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 68%(130) 21%(41) 11%(22) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 78%(197) 15%(37) 7%(17) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL11: Currently, do you believe it’s more important for the government to address the: The spread of Don’t know / No Demographic coronavirus The economy opinion Total N Registered Voters 61%(1204) 31%(610) 9%(171) 1986 Ethnicity: Other 62%(79) 24%(30) 14%(18) 128 Community: Urban 67%(319) 24%(113) 10%(47) 479 Community: Suburban 62%(609) 30%(298) 8%(74) 981 Community: Rural 53%(277) 38%(200) 10%(50) 527 Employ: Private Sector 61%(407) 34%(227) 6%(39) 673 Employ: Government 55%(74) 35%(47) 10%(13) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 55%(84) 36%(55) 10%(15) 154 Employ: Homemaker 51%(53) 35%(35) 14%(14) 102 Employ: Retired 66%(345) 29%(154) 5%(27) 526 Employ: Unemployed 61%(113) 25%(46) 15%(28) 186 Employ: Other 57%(71) 26%(32) 17%(22) 125 Military HH: Yes 59%(193) 34%(111) 7%(24) 327 Military HH: No 61%(1011) 30%(500) 9%(148) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 37%(250) 51%(343) 13%(85) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 73%(954) 20%(268) 7%(87) 1309 Trump Job Approve 36%(286) 55%(437) 9%(70) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 79%(895) 15%(169) 6%(73) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 31%(148) 61%(285) 8%(38) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 43%(138) 47%(152) 10%(32) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 63%(163) 27%(69) 10%(26) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 83%(732) 11%(100) 5%(46) 879 Favorable of Trump 36%(272) 56%(430) 8%(64) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 79%(896) 15%(170) 6%(65) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 33%(157) 60%(286) 7%(34) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 40%(116) 50%(144) 10%(30) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 63%(131) 29%(60) 9%(18) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 83%(764) 12%(110) 5%(47) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL11: Currently, do you believe it’s more important for the government to address the: The spread of Don’t know / No Demographic coronavirus The economy opinion Total N Registered Voters 61%(1204) 31%(610) 9%(171) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 47%(314) 44%(291) 9%(58) 663 #1 Issue: Security 44%(115) 46%(119) 10%(27) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 78%(324) 16%(66) 6%(26) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 70%(193) 26%(71) 5%(13) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 63%(60) 22%(21) 15%(14) 96 #1 Issue: Education 67%(63) 16%(15) 17%(16) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 80%(55) 16%(11) 3%(2) 69 #1 Issue: Other 73%(81) 14%(16) 13%(14) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 81%(670) 13%(108) 6%(50) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 38%(245) 56%(365) 6%(40) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 49%(33) 35%(23) 16%(11) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 83%(606) 12%(91) 4%(32) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 38%(260) 55%(376) 7%(46) 682 2016 Vote: Other 62%(84) 28%(38) 10%(14) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 58%(251) 24%(105) 18%(79) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 62%(841) 33%(444) 5%(66) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 57%(363) 26%(166) 17%(106) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 78%(684) 18%(158) 4%(37) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 40%(207) 54%(275) 6%(31) 513 2012 Vote: Other 37%(30) 54%(44) 9%(8) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 55%(283) 26%(132) 19%(95) 511 4-Region: Northeast 62%(218) 30%(105) 9%(31) 354 4-Region: Midwest 63%(288) 30%(137) 7%(31) 456 4-Region: South 60%(444) 32%(239) 8%(59) 741 4-Region: West 58%(254) 30%(129) 12%(51) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 82%(774) 13%(118) 5%(51) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 39%(297) 54%(412) 8%(60) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL12: Even if neither is exactly correct, which of the following comes closest to your opinion? Americans should continue to social Americans should stop distance for as long as is social distancing to needed to curb the spread stimulate the economy of coronavirus even if it even if it means means continued damage increasing the spread of Don’t know / No Demographic to the economy coronavirus opinion Total N Registered Voters 73%(1444) 16%(322) 11%(219) 1986 Gender: Male 70%(654) 20%(186) 10%(90) 930 Gender: Female 75%(791) 13%(137) 12%(129) 1056 Age: 18-34 67%(332) 16%(79) 18%(88) 499 Age: 35-44 70%(210) 17%(51) 13%(41) 302 Age: 45-64 73%(525) 19%(140) 8%(58) 723 Age: 65+ 82%(377) 11%(52) 7%(33) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 60%(133) 15%(32) 25%(57) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 71%(302) 17%(71) 13%(54) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 69%(315) 21%(97) 10%(47) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 79%(635) 14%(114) 7%(58) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 89%(698) 5%(39) 6%(49) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 66%(369) 17%(93) 17%(95) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 59%(377) 30%(190) 12%(76) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 87%(287) 6%(20) 7%(24) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 90%(410) 4%(19) 5%(25) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 65%(172) 22%(59) 13%(34) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 68%(198) 12%(34) 21%(61) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 58%(195) 32%(107) 9%(32) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 59%(182) 27%(83) 14%(44) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 89%(542) 5%(32) 5%(32) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 80%(424) 12%(64) 8%(45) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 58%(411) 30%(212) 11%(80) 702 Educ: < College 72%(900) 15%(185) 13%(164) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 74%(349) 18%(86) 7%(34) 470 Educ: Post-grad 73%(195) 19%(51) 8%(21) 267 Continued on next page

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Table POL12: Even if neither is exactly correct, which of the following comes closest to your opinion? Americans should continue to social Americans should stop distance for as long as is social distancing to needed to curb the spread stimulate the economy of coronavirus even if it even if it means means continued damage increasing the spread of Don’t know / No Demographic to the economy coronavirus opinion Total N Registered Voters 73%(1444) 16%(322) 11%(219) 1986 Income: Under 50k 72%(727) 14%(139) 14%(139) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 75%(543) 18%(128) 7%(51) 722 Income: 100k+ 67%(175) 21%(55) 11%(29) 259 Ethnicity: White 71%(1147) 18%(287) 11%(172) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 76%(147) 14%(26) 10%(19) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 81%(203) 7%(19) 12%(30) 252 Ethnicity: Other 73%(94) 13%(17) 14%(18) 128 Community: Urban 76%(362) 12%(58) 12%(59) 479 Community: Suburban 73%(718) 17%(167) 10%(96) 981 Community: Rural 69%(364) 19%(98) 12%(64) 527 Employ: Private Sector 72%(485) 19%(127) 9%(61) 673 Employ: Government 68%(91) 21%(28) 11%(15) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 71%(109) 20%(31) 9%(13) 154 Employ: Homemaker 73%(74) 10%(10) 18%(18) 102 Employ: Retired 80%(418) 13%(67) 8%(40) 526 Employ: Unemployed 65%(122) 12%(23) 22%(41) 186 Employ: Other 65%(82) 19%(23) 16%(20) 125 Military HH: Yes 72%(234) 22%(72) 6%(21) 327 Military HH: No 73%(1210) 15%(251) 12%(198) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 57%(384) 28%(191) 15%(102) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 81%(1061) 10%(131) 9%(117) 1309 Trump Job Approve 55%(440) 32%(253) 13%(101) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 87%(986) 6%(67) 7%(85) 1137 Continued on next page

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Table POL12: Even if neither is exactly correct, which of the following comes closest to your opinion? Americans should continue to social Americans should stop distance for as long as is social distancing to needed to curb the spread stimulate the economy of coronavirus even if it even if it means means continued damage increasing the spread of Don’t know / No Demographic to the economy coronavirus opinion Total N Registered Voters 73%(1444) 16%(322) 11%(219) 1986 Trump Job Strongly Approve 52%(243) 37%(172) 12%(56) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 61%(196) 25%(81) 14%(45) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 77%(199) 10%(26) 13%(32) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 89%(786) 5%(40) 6%(52) 879 Favorable of Trump 55%(424) 33%(251) 12%(91) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 87%(988) 6%(64) 7%(79) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 54%(256) 35%(165) 12%(55) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 58%(168) 30%(86) 12%(36) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 77%(160) 11%(23) 13%(26) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 90%(827) 4%(41) 6%(53) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 67%(445) 22%(146) 11%(71) 663 #1 Issue: Security 51%(134) 33%(85) 16%(42) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 84%(349) 8%(31) 9%(36) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 85%(237) 7%(21) 7%(20) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 73%(70) 10%(10) 17%(16) 96 #1 Issue: Education 70%(66) 11%(10) 19%(18) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 83%(57) 10%(7) 6%(4) 69 #1 Issue: Other 78%(87) 11%(12) 11%(12) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 89%(733) 5%(44) 6%(50) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 58%(379) 31%(204) 10%(67) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 63%(42) 12%(8) 25%(17) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 89%(652) 5%(36) 6%(42) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 59%(402) 31%(214) 10%(66) 682 2016 Vote: Other 74%(101) 12%(17) 14%(19) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 66%(287) 13%(56) 21%(92) 435 Continued on next page

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Table POL12: Even if neither is exactly correct, which of the following comes closest to your opinion? Americans should continue to social Americans should stop distance for as long as is social distancing to needed to curb the spread stimulate the economy of coronavirus even if it even if it means means continued damage increasing the spread of Don’t know / No Demographic to the economy coronavirus opinion Total N Registered Voters 73%(1444) 16%(322) 11%(219) 1986 Voted in 2014: Yes 76%(1024) 17%(224) 8%(102) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 66%(420) 15%(98) 18%(117) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 88%(774) 7%(58) 5%(47) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 59%(300) 31%(158) 11%(54) 513 2012 Vote: Other 52%(43) 38%(31) 10%(8) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 64%(327) 15%(75) 21%(110) 511 4-Region: Northeast 73%(259) 18%(64) 9%(31) 354 4-Region: Midwest 74%(338) 15%(67) 11%(50) 456 4-Region: South 74%(550) 16%(119) 10%(73) 741 4-Region: West 68%(297) 17%(72) 15%(65) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 89%(840) 5%(48) 6%(55) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 58%(449) 30%(232) 11%(88) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL13: As you may know, in response to the coronavirus Americans have been encouraged to ’social distance’ with many states canceling upcoming major events and closing schools, restaurants, and other public spaces. Based on what you know, when do you believe Americans will be able to stop social distancing and return to public spaces? In the next More than In the next In the next In the next three In the next six months Don’t know / Demographic two weeks month two months months six months from now No opinion Total N Registered Voters 7%(140) 11%(227) 13%(252) 13%(265) 17%(330) 27%(539) 12%(234) 1986 Gender: Male 9%(82) 14%(129) 13%(118) 15%(141) 15%(141) 24%(227) 10%(91) 930 Gender: Female 5%(58) 9%(98) 13%(134) 12%(124) 18%(189) 30%(312) 13%(142) 1056 Age: 18-34 9%(45) 11%(56) 14%(71) 13%(64) 18%(89) 19%(92) 16%(81) 499 Age: 35-44 8%(25) 10%(31) 13%(38) 14%(44) 15%(47) 28%(84) 11%(34) 302 Age: 45-64 7%(54) 11%(77) 12%(85) 13%(93) 16%(117) 30%(216) 11%(82) 723 Age: 65+ 4%(17) 14%(63) 13%(58) 14%(64) 17%(77) 32%(146) 8%(37) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 7%(17) 10%(23) 16%(36) 13%(29) 17%(37) 13%(28) 24%(53) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 10%(43) 11%(48) 12%(50) 14%(59) 16%(70) 26%(109) 11%(47) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 7%(32) 11%(53) 15%(67) 14%(63) 17%(78) 27%(122) 10%(45) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 6%(47) 11%(92) 11%(90) 13%(106) 16%(130) 32%(260) 10%(83) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 3%(21) 7%(58) 11%(84) 13%(98) 20%(158) 35%(271) 12%(95) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 6%(36) 10%(54) 13%(75) 13%(75) 14%(79) 28%(157) 15%(82) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 13%(83) 18%(115) 15%(94) 14%(91) 14%(93) 17%(110) 9%(57) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 4%(14) 9%(31) 11%(35) 15%(49) 20%(65) 31%(103) 10%(34) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 2%(7) 6%(27) 11%(49) 11%(50) 20%(93) 37%(168) 13%(61) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 8%(22) 16%(42) 12%(32) 13%(34) 14%(36) 25%(67) 12%(32) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 5%(14) 4%(12) 15%(43) 14%(41) 15%(43) 31%(90) 17%(50) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 14%(46) 17%(57) 16%(52) 17%(58) 12%(40) 17%(56) 7%(25) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 12%(36) 19%(59) 14%(42) 11%(33) 17%(53) 17%(54) 10%(32) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 3%(21) 7%(40) 12%(75) 13%(80) 20%(122) 35%(214) 9%(54) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 5%(26) 8%(43) 13%(70) 13%(72) 16%(85) 33%(179) 11%(60) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 12%(83) 19%(133) 14%(98) 15%(104) 14%(102) 18%(129) 8%(54) 702 Educ: < College 7%(84) 12%(153) 13%(165) 13%(162) 16%(206) 25%(309) 14%(171) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 8%(38) 11%(49) 11%(52) 14%(66) 16%(77) 32%(149) 8%(38) 470 Educ: Post-grad 7%(18) 9%(25) 13%(35) 14%(37) 18%(47) 30%(80) 9%(25) 267 Income: Under 50k 7%(66) 11%(113) 13%(130) 13%(132) 14%(140) 27%(270) 15%(155) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 6%(47) 12%(86) 13%(92) 14%(98) 19%(134) 28%(203) 9%(62) 722 Income: 100k+ 10%(27) 11%(28) 12%(31) 14%(36) 21%(55) 25%(66) 6%(16) 259 Continued on next page

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Table POL13: As you may know, in response to the coronavirus Americans have been encouraged to ’social distance’ with many states canceling upcoming major events and closing schools, restaurants, and other public spaces. Based on what you know, when do you believe Americans will be able to stop social distancing and return to public spaces? In the next More than In the next In the next In the next three In the next six months Don’t know / Demographic two weeks month two months months six months from now No opinion Total N Registered Voters 7%(140) 11%(227) 13%(252) 13%(265) 17%(330) 27%(539) 12%(234) 1986 Ethnicity: White 8%(125) 12%(193) 13%(203) 14%(220) 17%(272) 26%(423) 11%(171) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 11%(20) 10%(19) 14%(27) 12%(22) 18%(34) 20%(38) 16%(31) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 3%(7) 10%(25) 11%(28) 12%(29) 14%(36) 33%(84) 17%(43) 252 Ethnicity: Other 6%(8) 8%(10) 17%(22) 12%(15) 17%(22) 24%(31) 16%(21) 128 Community: Urban 6%(27) 11%(51) 13%(61) 16%(75) 18%(84) 25%(121) 12%(59) 479 Community: Suburban 6%(62) 11%(112) 13%(124) 13%(124) 18%(172) 28%(277) 11%(109) 981 Community: Rural 10%(51) 12%(63) 13%(67) 12%(66) 14%(74) 27%(141) 13%(66) 527 Employ: Private Sector 8%(55) 11%(76) 15%(98) 16%(106) 16%(106) 26%(175) 8%(57) 673 Employ: Government 12%(16) 11%(15) 17%(23) 11%(14) 22%(30) 20%(27) 7%(9) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 10%(15) 15%(23) 11%(17) 15%(24) 13%(19) 23%(35) 14%(22) 154 Employ: Homemaker 6%(6) 10%(10) 13%(13) 13%(13) 21%(21) 20%(20) 19%(19) 102 Employ: Retired 5%(24) 14%(76) 11%(56) 12%(64) 16%(84) 33%(173) 9%(48) 526 Employ: Unemployed 6%(11) 11%(21) 8%(15) 11%(21) 17%(31) 27%(50) 20%(37) 186 Employ: Other 6%(7) 2%(3) 9%(11) 8%(10) 19%(24) 36%(45) 20%(25) 125 Military HH: Yes 8%(26) 14%(45) 14%(45) 13%(43) 15%(49) 27%(87) 10%(32) 327 Military HH: No 7%(114) 11%(182) 13%(207) 13%(221) 17%(280) 27%(452) 12%(201) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 12%(80) 18%(124) 17%(115) 15%(99) 12%(83) 15%(103) 11%(73) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 5%(59) 8%(103) 11%(137) 13%(166) 19%(246) 33%(436) 12%(161) 1309 Trump Job Approve 13%(100) 19%(153) 16%(125) 14%(111) 12%(97) 17%(137) 9%(71) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 3%(39) 6%(73) 11%(122) 13%(149) 20%(230) 35%(396) 11%(128) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 15%(70) 21%(98) 15%(71) 14%(67) 12%(55) 15%(72) 8%(39) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 9%(30) 17%(55) 17%(54) 14%(45) 13%(42) 20%(65) 10%(32) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 4%(11) 10%(26) 15%(37) 14%(37) 24%(62) 22%(58) 10%(27) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 3%(29) 5%(47) 10%(85) 13%(112) 19%(167) 38%(338) 12%(101) 879 Favorable of Trump 12%(93) 20%(152) 15%(118) 15%(115) 13%(96) 16%(124) 9%(67) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 4%(42) 6%(69) 11%(128) 12%(140) 20%(229) 36%(404) 10%(119) 1131 Continued on next page

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Table POL13: As you may know, in response to the coronavirus Americans have been encouraged to ’social distance’ with many states canceling upcoming major events and closing schools, restaurants, and other public spaces. Based on what you know, when do you believe Americans will be able to stop social distancing and return to public spaces? In the next More than In the next In the next In the next three In the next six months Don’t know / Demographic two weeks month two months months six months from now No opinion Total N Registered Voters 7%(140) 11%(227) 13%(252) 13%(265) 17%(330) 27%(539) 12%(234) 1986 Very Favorable of Trump 15%(69) 21%(102) 14%(67) 15%(71) 12%(58) 16%(74) 7%(35) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 8%(24) 17%(50) 18%(52) 15%(44) 13%(39) 17%(50) 11%(32) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 5%(10) 9%(18) 19%(41) 12%(25) 22%(46) 26%(54) 7%(16) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 3%(31) 5%(51) 9%(88) 13%(115) 20%(183) 38%(351) 11%(103) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 10%(64) 13%(87) 14%(92) 15%(100) 17%(112) 22%(146) 9%(61) 663 #1 Issue: Security 12%(31) 21%(55) 16%(42) 11%(30) 14%(38) 16%(41) 9%(24) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 4%(17) 8%(32) 9%(38) 14%(56) 19%(78) 37%(153) 10%(41) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 4%(11) 10%(27) 10%(28) 12%(34) 14%(38) 36%(100) 14%(39) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 3%(3) 7%(7) 15%(14) 17%(16) 19%(18) 20%(19) 19%(18) 96 #1 Issue: Education 4%(3) 8%(8) 19%(18) 17%(16) 17%(16) 14%(13) 21%(20) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 9%(6) 9%(6) 12%(9) 8%(6) 18%(13) 31%(22) 12%(8) 69 #1 Issue: Other 4%(4) 4%(5) 11%(12) 6%(7) 16%(18) 40%(44) 19%(21) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 3%(23) 6%(53) 11%(89) 12%(99) 20%(161) 38%(311) 11%(91) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 12%(79) 18%(118) 15%(96) 15%(100) 14%(94) 18%(117) 7%(46) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 5%(3) 12%(8) 15%(10) 8%(5) 10%(7) 29%(19) 20%(13) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 2%(17) 7%(52) 10%(74) 11%(82) 20%(145) 39%(281) 11%(78) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 12%(79) 19%(129) 14%(97) 16%(109) 13%(92) 18%(126) 7%(50) 682 2016 Vote: Other 8%(11) 7%(10) 14%(19) 11%(15) 14%(19) 36%(50) 10%(14) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 7%(33) 8%(36) 14%(62) 13%(58) 17%(72) 19%(82) 21%(92) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 7%(93) 12%(162) 12%(160) 13%(179) 16%(222) 31%(414) 9%(123) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 7%(47) 10%(65) 15%(93) 14%(86) 17%(108) 20%(125) 17%(111) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 4%(37) 8%(69) 11%(97) 13%(114) 17%(149) 37%(328) 10%(85) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 10%(51) 18%(93) 15%(77) 16%(84) 15%(78) 18%(93) 7%(38) 513 2012 Vote: Other 14%(12) 16%(13) 7%(6) 8%(7) 13%(11) 30%(25) 11%(9) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(40) 10%(52) 14%(72) 12%(60) 18%(92) 18%(93) 20%(102) 511 Continued on next page

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Table POL13: As you may know, in response to the coronavirus Americans have been encouraged to ’social distance’ with many states canceling upcoming major events and closing schools, restaurants, and other public spaces. Based on what you know, when do you believe Americans will be able to stop social distancing and return to public spaces? In the next More than In the next In the next In the next three In the next six months Don’t know / Demographic two weeks month two months months six months from now No opinion Total N Registered Voters 7%(140) 11%(227) 13%(252) 13%(265) 17%(330) 27%(539) 12%(234) 1986 4-Region: Northeast 6%(20) 12%(42) 13%(48) 17%(59) 17%(61) 27%(95) 8%(29) 354 4-Region: Midwest 5%(21) 12%(54) 14%(62) 13%(59) 19%(84) 28%(126) 11%(50) 456 4-Region: South 8%(61) 9%(69) 13%(99) 13%(96) 16%(122) 28%(206) 12%(90) 741 4-Region: West 9%(38) 14%(62) 10%(43) 12%(51) 14%(62) 26%(113) 15%(65) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 3%(27) 7%(68) 11%(101) 13%(119) 20%(188) 35%(331) 12%(110) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 13%(98) 18%(137) 15%(119) 14%(105) 14%(111) 17%(134) 8%(64) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

197 Morning Consult Table POL14_1

Table POL14_1: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Avoid unnecessary trips outside of your home Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 51%(1018) 27%(542) 9%(186) 8%(160) 4%(80) 1986 Gender: Male 47%(435) 28%(264) 11%(106) 9%(85) 4%(39) 930 Gender: Female 55%(582) 26%(278) 8%(80) 7%(75) 4%(42) 1056 Age: 18-34 45%(222) 24%(120) 13%(66) 8%(40) 10%(50) 499 Age: 35-44 50%(151) 26%(79) 12%(35) 8%(24) 4%(13) 302 Age: 45-64 49%(354) 31%(223) 9%(63) 10%(71) 2%(13) 723 Age: 65+ 63%(290) 26%(120) 5%(22) 5%(25) 1%(4) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 46%(102) 18%(40) 13%(28) 8%(18) 15%(34) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 46%(195) 29%(123) 12%(53) 7%(32) 6%(24) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 47%(216) 28%(130) 11%(49) 11%(53) 3%(12) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 57%(463) 28%(224) 7%(56) 6%(52) 1%(11) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 60%(471) 25%(196) 8%(62) 4%(33) 3%(23) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 48%(267) 27%(149) 10%(58) 6%(36) 8%(47) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 43%(279) 31%(197) 10%(66) 14%(91) 2%(10) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 52%(173) 30%(98) 10%(34) 5%(17) 3%(9) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 66%(299) 22%(98) 6%(28) 3%(15) 3%(14) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 42%(112) 28%(74) 13%(35) 8%(20) 9%(24) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 53%(155) 26%(76) 8%(22) 5%(16) 8%(23) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 45%(151) 28%(92) 11%(37) 14%(48) 2%(6) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 41%(128) 34%(104) 9%(29) 14%(43) 1%(4) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 63%(379) 23%(138) 9%(55) 4%(27) 1%(8) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 52%(276) 31%(163) 9%(50) 6%(31) 2%(13) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 43%(304) 31%(219) 10%(69) 14%(95) 2%(16) 702 Educ: < College 51%(631) 26%(325) 9%(118) 9%(109) 5%(66) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 50%(233) 31%(147) 11%(49) 7%(32) 2%(8) 470 Educ: Post-grad 58%(154) 26%(70) 7%(18) 7%(19) 2%(6) 267 Income: Under 50k 51%(516) 25%(254) 10%(100) 8%(79) 6%(56) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 51%(368) 30%(219) 9%(67) 8%(55) 2%(13) 722 Income: 100k+ 52%(134) 27%(69) 7%(18) 10%(26) 5%(12) 259 Ethnicity: White 50%(798) 29%(469) 9%(145) 9%(140) 3%(54) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 50%(97) 27%(53) 11%(20) 7%(13) 5%(9) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_1: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Avoid unnecessary trips outside of your home Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 51%(1018) 27%(542) 9%(186) 8%(160) 4%(80) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 58%(147) 18%(46) 12%(31) 5%(12) 7%(16) 252 Ethnicity: Other 57%(73) 22%(28) 7%(10) 6%(8) 8%(10) 128 Community: Urban 55%(265) 23%(110) 10%(49) 7%(33) 5%(22) 479 Community: Suburban 52%(512) 28%(271) 10%(94) 7%(69) 4%(35) 981 Community: Rural 46%(241) 31%(161) 8%(43) 11%(58) 4%(24) 527 Employ: Private Sector 46%(308) 32%(212) 10%(70) 10%(69) 2%(14) 673 Employ: Government 46%(62) 23%(31) 14%(19) 11%(14) 6%(8) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 48%(74) 22%(34) 12%(19) 10%(15) 7%(11) 154 Employ: Homemaker 43%(44) 36%(37) 9%(9) 7%(7) 5%(5) 102 Employ: Retired 61%(321) 26%(134) 6%(34) 6%(30) 1%(7) 526 Employ: Unemployed 51%(95) 22%(42) 12%(23) 5%(9) 10%(18) 186 Employ: Other 54%(67) 25%(31) 5%(6) 8%(11) 8%(10) 125 Military HH: Yes 53%(175) 26%(86) 10%(32) 8%(25) 3%(10) 327 Military HH: No 51%(843) 28%(456) 9%(154) 8%(135) 4%(70) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 41%(276) 30%(204) 11%(72) 13%(85) 6%(40) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 57%(741) 26%(338) 9%(113) 6%(75) 3%(40) 1309 Trump Job Approve 41%(328) 32%(251) 11%(84) 14%(110) 3%(21) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 59%(675) 25%(284) 8%(96) 4%(49) 3%(34) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 42%(199) 28%(131) 11%(50) 17%(81) 2%(11) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 40%(129) 37%(120) 11%(34) 9%(29) 3%(10) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 46%(118) 30%(78) 13%(34) 7%(17) 4%(11) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 63%(557) 23%(205) 7%(62) 4%(32) 3%(22) 879 Favorable of Trump 43%(327) 30%(232) 11%(84) 14%(109) 2%(13) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 59%(671) 26%(294) 8%(90) 4%(49) 2%(27) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 44%(208) 27%(127) 11%(54) 17%(82) 1%(5) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 41%(119) 36%(105) 11%(31) 9%(27) 3%(8) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 45%(93) 33%(69) 12%(25) 6%(14) 4%(8) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 63%(577) 24%(225) 7%(65) 4%(36) 2%(19) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_1: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Avoid unnecessary trips outside of your home Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 51%(1018) 27%(542) 9%(186) 8%(160) 4%(80) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 47%(313) 28%(186) 11%(76) 10%(69) 3%(18) 663 #1 Issue: Security 40%(103) 31%(80) 11%(29) 13%(34) 5%(14) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 62%(259) 24%(99) 7%(29) 3%(14) 4%(15) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 57%(158) 28%(78) 6%(17) 6%(17) 2%(7) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 49%(47) 22%(21) 15%(14) 8%(8) 5%(5) 96 #1 Issue: Education 41%(39) 34%(32) 7%(6) 6%(6) 12%(11) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 55%(38) 29%(20) 9%(6) 5%(3) 3%(2) 69 #1 Issue: Other 55%(61) 23%(26) 7%(8) 7%(8) 8%(8) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 62%(513) 24%(199) 8%(69) 3%(27) 2%(20) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 42%(270) 33%(212) 11%(69) 14%(91) 1%(8) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 43%(29) 26%(18) 7%(5) 11%(7) 12%(8) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 62%(452) 25%(185) 7%(51) 3%(23) 3%(19) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 43%(293) 32%(217) 11%(73) 14%(93) 1%(6) 682 2016 Vote: Other 52%(71) 27%(37) 11%(15) 5%(6) 5%(6) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 46%(200) 23%(102) 11%(46) 9%(37) 11%(49) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 53%(712) 29%(386) 9%(122) 8%(107) 2%(23) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 48%(306) 25%(156) 10%(64) 8%(53) 9%(57) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 60%(526) 26%(231) 8%(68) 4%(37) 2%(17) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 44%(228) 32%(163) 12%(59) 12%(60) 1%(3) 513 2012 Vote: Other 34%(28) 32%(26) 13%(11) 18%(15) 3%(2) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 46%(236) 24%(122) 9%(47) 10%(49) 11%(57) 511 4-Region: Northeast 52%(183) 26%(91) 12%(41) 7%(26) 4%(13) 354 4-Region: Midwest 48%(218) 32%(145) 10%(44) 8%(34) 3%(15) 456 4-Region: South 53%(392) 26%(190) 9%(65) 9%(67) 4%(28) 741 4-Region: West 52%(225) 27%(116) 8%(36) 7%(33) 6%(25) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 61%(573) 25%(236) 7%(70) 4%(37) 3%(28) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 42%(327) 31%(241) 11%(82) 14%(105) 2%(14) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL14_2: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Wear a mask in public spaces Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 64%(1272) 17%(331) 7%(137) 9%(177) 3%(69) 1986 Gender: Male 55%(515) 20%(189) 9%(86) 11%(101) 4%(38) 930 Gender: Female 72%(756) 13%(142) 5%(51) 7%(77) 3%(31) 1056 Age: 18-34 54%(271) 15%(73) 11%(54) 12%(58) 9%(43) 499 Age: 35-44 58%(177) 18%(56) 8%(24) 10%(31) 5%(14) 302 Age: 45-64 65%(472) 18%(133) 6%(45) 9%(64) 1%(9) 723 Age: 65+ 76%(351) 15%(70) 3%(14) 5%(24) 1%(3) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 51%(114) 11%(25) 13%(29) 11%(24) 13%(29) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 59%(253) 16%(69) 8%(35) 11%(48) 5%(22) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 59%(270) 20%(90) 7%(33) 12%(55) 2%(11) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 72%(579) 17%(140) 5%(39) 5%(43) 1%(5) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 77%(608) 13%(105) 4%(34) 3%(25) 2%(14) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 60%(333) 15%(84) 7%(40) 11%(61) 7%(40) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 51%(331) 22%(143) 10%(63) 14%(91) 2%(15) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 67%(222) 19%(61) 7%(22) 6%(18) 2%(8) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 85%(386) 10%(43) 3%(12) 2%(7) 1%(6) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 51%(134) 19%(50) 9%(23) 14%(36) 8%(22) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 68%(199) 12%(34) 6%(17) 8%(24) 6%(19) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 48%(159) 23%(78) 12%(41) 14%(46) 3%(9) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 55%(171) 21%(64) 7%(22) 15%(45) 2%(6) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 78%(472) 13%(78) 4%(26) 5%(28) — (3) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 68%(361) 16%(87) 7%(39) 7%(38) 2%(8) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 53%(371) 22%(155) 9%(63) 13%(92) 3%(21) 702 Educ: < College 62%(774) 17%(214) 8%(94) 9%(110) 5%(57) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 67%(314) 17%(78) 5%(25) 10%(47) 1%(6) 470 Educ: Post-grad 69%(183) 15%(40) 6%(17) 8%(21) 2%(6) 267 Income: Under 50k 63%(629) 16%(157) 8%(79) 9%(93) 5%(48) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 66%(474) 18%(132) 6%(46) 8%(59) 2%(11) 722 Income: 100k+ 65%(169) 16%(43) 4%(12) 10%(25) 4%(10) 259 Ethnicity: White 63%(1010) 18%(285) 7%(109) 10%(155) 3%(47) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 63%(121) 14%(27) 8%(15) 10%(20) 5%(10) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_2: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Wear a mask in public spaces Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 64%(1272) 17%(331) 7%(137) 9%(177) 3%(69) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 69%(174) 11%(28) 9%(23) 6%(14) 5%(13) 252 Ethnicity: Other 69%(88) 14%(18) 4%(5) 6%(8) 7%(9) 128 Community: Urban 68%(324) 14%(67) 6%(27) 9%(43) 4%(17) 479 Community: Suburban 68%(663) 17%(162) 6%(62) 7%(65) 3%(30) 981 Community: Rural 54%(285) 19%(102) 9%(48) 13%(69) 4%(22) 527 Employ: Private Sector 59%(395) 23%(153) 7%(50) 9%(62) 2%(14) 673 Employ: Government 56%(75) 16%(22) 9%(11) 13%(17) 7%(9) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 60%(93) 14%(21) 7%(10) 14%(22) 5%(7) 154 Employ: Homemaker 60%(62) 14%(15) 16%(16) 7%(7) 2%(2) 102 Employ: Retired 75%(392) 14%(75) 4%(20) 6%(34) 1%(5) 526 Employ: Unemployed 59%(110) 13%(25) 8%(14) 9%(17) 11%(20) 186 Employ: Other 71%(89) 9%(11) 5%(7) 10%(12) 4%(5) 125 Military HH: Yes 59%(192) 23%(74) 7%(22) 10%(33) 2%(6) 327 Military HH: No 65%(1080) 15%(257) 7%(115) 9%(144) 4%(63) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 50%(341) 21%(145) 9%(61) 14%(95) 5%(34) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 71%(930) 14%(186) 6%(75) 6%(82) 3%(35) 1309 Trump Job Approve 50%(396) 22%(176) 10%(80) 15%(117) 3%(25) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 75%(851) 13%(151) 5%(54) 5%(58) 2%(24) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 50%(238) 21%(100) 9%(40) 17%(82) 3%(12) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 49%(158) 24%(77) 12%(39) 11%(35) 4%(13) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 58%(150) 20%(52) 10%(27) 7%(19) 4%(10) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 80%(701) 11%(99) 3%(27) 4%(39) 2%(13) 879 Favorable of Trump 50%(386) 22%(172) 10%(73) 15%(118) 2%(16) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 75%(849) 13%(148) 5%(56) 5%(57) 2%(22) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 52%(249) 21%(101) 8%(38) 17%(80) 2%(8) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 47%(137) 25%(71) 12%(35) 13%(38) 3%(8) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 61%(128) 17%(35) 11%(23) 6%(13) 5%(10) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 78%(721) 12%(112) 4%(33) 5%(44) 1%(12) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_2: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Wear a mask in public spaces Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 64%(1272) 17%(331) 7%(137) 9%(177) 3%(69) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 61%(402) 18%(119) 8%(54) 11%(71) 3%(17) 663 #1 Issue: Security 47%(124) 23%(60) 7%(18) 18%(48) 5%(12) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 73%(304) 12%(51) 7%(30) 5%(19) 3%(12) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 74%(205) 17%(46) 4%(10) 3%(9) 3%(7) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 65%(63) 9%(8) 8%(8) 14%(13) 5%(4) 96 #1 Issue: Education 49%(46) 21%(20) 12%(12) 10%(9) 8%(7) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 66%(45) 26%(18) 4%(3) 2%(1) 3%(2) 69 #1 Issue: Other 76%(84) 8%(9) 3%(3) 6%(7) 7%(8) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 79%(657) 12%(100) 4%(32) 3%(28) 1%(10) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 51%(331) 24%(155) 9%(59) 14%(92) 2%(14) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 51%(34) 18%(12) 8%(5) 10%(7) 12%(8) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 79%(580) 13%(95) 3%(25) 3%(19) 2%(11) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 54%(367) 22%(150) 9%(59) 14%(94) 2%(12) 682 2016 Vote: Other 71%(96) 16%(22) 5%(7) 5%(7) 3%(4) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 52%(226) 15%(66) 10%(45) 13%(57) 10%(42) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 68%(922) 17%(233) 5%(70) 8%(106) 2%(20) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 55%(350) 15%(98) 10%(66) 11%(72) 8%(49) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 77%(674) 15%(132) 4%(36) 3%(30) 1%(8) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 55%(282) 22%(114) 9%(44) 12%(62) 2%(11) 513 2012 Vote: Other 50%(41) 16%(13) 9%(7) 21%(17) 4%(3) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 54%(274) 14%(72) 10%(50) 13%(68) 9%(47) 511 4-Region: Northeast 73%(257) 16%(57) 4%(13) 5%(19) 2%(8) 354 4-Region: Midwest 61%(280) 15%(67) 10%(46) 10%(48) 4%(16) 456 4-Region: South 61%(453) 19%(139) 7%(55) 9%(69) 3%(25) 741 4-Region: West 65%(282) 16%(69) 5%(23) 9%(41) 4%(19) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 77%(730) 13%(120) 5%(46) 3%(29) 2%(18) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 51%(395) 22%(168) 10%(74) 15%(113) 3%(20) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL14_3: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Wear gloves in public spaces Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(470) 22%(439) 22%(432) 27%(527) 6%(119) 1986 Gender: Male 22%(206) 24%(223) 22%(201) 26%(243) 6%(57) 930 Gender: Female 25%(264) 20%(215) 22%(231) 27%(284) 6%(62) 1056 Age: 18-34 25%(123) 22%(111) 20%(102) 22%(110) 11%(53) 499 Age: 35-44 22%(67) 21%(62) 20%(59) 29%(88) 8%(26) 302 Age: 45-64 20%(147) 23%(164) 23%(164) 31%(221) 4%(27) 723 Age: 65+ 29%(134) 22%(101) 23%(106) 23%(108) 3%(13) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 28%(63) 21%(46) 21%(47) 16%(35) 14%(32) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 21%(91) 22%(93) 18%(78) 29%(124) 10%(41) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 22%(103) 22%(100) 20%(91) 31%(144) 4%(20) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 23%(185) 23%(187) 25%(199) 26%(213) 3%(22) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 31%(242) 25%(196) 22%(169) 19%(148) 4%(31) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 20%(109) 20%(109) 24%(132) 27%(151) 10%(56) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 19%(120) 21%(134) 20%(130) 35%(227) 5%(32) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 28%(94) 26%(87) 23%(76) 19%(62) 4%(12) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 32%(147) 24%(109) 20%(93) 19%(87) 4%(18) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 16%(42) 22%(57) 25%(65) 28%(74) 10%(26) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 23%(67) 18%(52) 23%(67) 26%(77) 10%(30) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 21%(70) 24%(79) 18%(59) 32%(107) 6%(18) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 16%(49) 18%(55) 23%(71) 39%(120) 4%(14) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 29%(173) 25%(150) 23%(139) 21%(127) 3%(17) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 24%(129) 24%(126) 25%(132) 23%(123) 4%(23) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 20%(142) 19%(134) 21%(147) 35%(247) 5%(34) 702 Educ: < College 24%(301) 22%(269) 20%(256) 27%(332) 7%(91) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 21%(97) 24%(113) 25%(120) 27%(126) 3%(15) 470 Educ: Post-grad 27%(72) 21%(57) 21%(56) 26%(69) 5%(13) 267 Income: Under 50k 26%(258) 23%(231) 22%(221) 22%(223) 7%(74) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 19%(141) 23%(163) 22%(162) 31%(224) 4%(32) 722 Income: 100k+ 28%(72) 18%(45) 19%(49) 31%(80) 5%(13) 259 Ethnicity: White 21%(333) 22%(346) 23%(366) 29%(470) 6%(91) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 31%(61) 23%(44) 18%(35) 18%(34) 10%(19) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_3: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Wear gloves in public spaces Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(470) 22%(439) 22%(432) 27%(527) 6%(119) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 37%(94) 26%(66) 18%(44) 13%(33) 6%(14) 252 Ethnicity: Other 34%(43) 21%(27) 17%(21) 19%(24) 10%(13) 128 Community: Urban 29%(138) 24%(113) 21%(103) 19%(92) 7%(33) 479 Community: Suburban 23%(224) 23%(225) 22%(218) 27%(264) 5%(49) 981 Community: Rural 21%(108) 19%(100) 21%(111) 32%(171) 7%(36) 527 Employ: Private Sector 22%(151) 25%(165) 21%(139) 28%(189) 4%(28) 673 Employ: Government 18%(24) 20%(26) 28%(37) 27%(36) 8%(11) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 29%(45) 20%(30) 18%(28) 28%(43) 5%(8) 154 Employ: Homemaker 16%(17) 10%(10) 30%(31) 39%(39) 5%(6) 102 Employ: Retired 26%(137) 22%(117) 24%(125) 25%(131) 3%(16) 526 Employ: Unemployed 17%(32) 25%(46) 19%(35) 24%(44) 15%(28) 186 Employ: Other 32%(39) 17%(22) 17%(21) 24%(30) 10%(12) 125 Military HH: Yes 23%(76) 19%(62) 24%(78) 29%(94) 5%(17) 327 Military HH: No 24%(394) 23%(376) 21%(354) 26%(433) 6%(102) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 19%(132) 21%(143) 20%(135) 31%(212) 8%(56) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 26%(339) 23%(296) 23%(297) 24%(315) 5%(62) 1309 Trump Job Approve 19%(148) 20%(157) 21%(170) 34%(272) 6%(47) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 27%(313) 24%(274) 23%(258) 21%(244) 4%(48) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 21%(97) 19%(90) 17%(79) 37%(176) 6%(28) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 16%(51) 21%(67) 28%(91) 30%(96) 6%(19) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 17%(44) 29%(74) 23%(61) 23%(60) 7%(19) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 31%(268) 23%(200) 23%(198) 21%(184) 3%(29) 879 Favorable of Trump 18%(138) 20%(152) 21%(164) 35%(270) 5%(42) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 28%(320) 23%(264) 23%(258) 22%(245) 4%(44) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 20%(95) 20%(97) 17%(79) 37%(177) 6%(27) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 15%(42) 19%(55) 29%(85) 32%(93) 5%(14) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 22%(46) 21%(45) 24%(49) 26%(54) 7%(15) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 30%(275) 24%(219) 23%(208) 21%(191) 3%(29) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_3: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Wear gloves in public spaces Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(470) 22%(439) 22%(432) 27%(527) 6%(119) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 23%(153) 20%(132) 20%(135) 33%(216) 4%(27) 663 #1 Issue: Security 18%(46) 22%(58) 19%(51) 34%(88) 7%(17) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 27%(113) 23%(94) 24%(100) 20%(81) 6%(27) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 25%(69) 23%(64) 24%(66) 23%(63) 5%(15) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 20%(19) 21%(20) 24%(23) 27%(26) 8%(8) 96 #1 Issue: Education 21%(20) 23%(22) 18%(17) 29%(27) 9%(9) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 22%(15) 35%(24) 26%(18) 11%(8) 6%(4) 69 #1 Issue: Other 32%(35) 22%(25) 19%(21) 16%(18) 11%(12) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 29%(240) 25%(207) 22%(180) 21%(173) 3%(27) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 17%(114) 19%(126) 23%(149) 35%(230) 5%(31) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 21%(14) 10%(7) 26%(17) 27%(18) 16%(11) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 30%(220) 26%(190) 22%(164) 18%(129) 4%(26) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 18%(121) 20%(139) 22%(150) 36%(242) 4%(30) 682 2016 Vote: Other 18%(25) 20%(27) 25%(34) 31%(42) 6%(8) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 24%(104) 19%(83) 19%(83) 25%(111) 13%(55) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 24%(324) 22%(299) 22%(301) 28%(372) 4%(55) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 23%(146) 22%(140) 21%(131) 24%(155) 10%(63) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 29%(254) 25%(216) 21%(186) 21%(189) 4%(35) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 18%(90) 19%(99) 23%(120) 36%(183) 4%(20) 513 2012 Vote: Other 13%(11) 17%(14) 27%(22) 35%(29) 7%(6) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 22%(115) 21%(109) 20%(103) 25%(126) 11%(58) 511 4-Region: Northeast 28%(98) 22%(79) 20%(70) 25%(90) 5%(16) 354 4-Region: Midwest 19%(89) 22%(99) 26%(119) 27%(124) 6%(25) 456 4-Region: South 26%(191) 22%(162) 20%(147) 27%(198) 6%(42) 741 4-Region: West 21%(92) 23%(98) 22%(96) 26%(114) 8%(35) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 31%(288) 24%(229) 22%(206) 19%(180) 4%(39) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 18%(137) 20%(155) 21%(164) 35%(271) 5%(41) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL14_4: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Stay at least 6 feet away from others in public spaces Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 69%(1361) 20%(391) 5%(91) 4%(72) 4%(72) 1986 Gender: Male 63%(583) 24%(219) 5%(45) 5%(43) 4%(41) 930 Gender: Female 74%(778) 16%(172) 4%(46) 3%(29) 3%(31) 1056 Age: 18-34 56%(281) 21%(104) 7%(37) 5%(27) 10%(51) 499 Age: 35-44 62%(187) 24%(72) 4%(12) 6%(17) 4%(13) 302 Age: 45-64 71%(517) 20%(146) 4%(31) 3%(21) 1%(8) 723 Age: 65+ 81%(376) 15%(69) 2%(11) 1%(7) — (0) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 50%(112) 20%(45) 8%(19) 6%(13) 15%(33) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 63%(270) 21%(90) 5%(22) 5%(21) 6%(25) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 62%(287) 25%(115) 5%(23) 5%(24) 2%(10) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 79%(634) 16%(131) 3%(27) 1%(11) 1%(4) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 78%(613) 15%(121) 3%(23) 2%(15) 2%(13) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 65%(362) 20%(110) 4%(21) 4%(21) 8%(43) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 60%(385) 25%(160) 7%(47) 5%(35) 2%(16) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 71%(236) 20%(67) 3%(11) 3%(11) 2%(7) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 83%(378) 12%(54) 3%(12) 1%(4) 1%(6) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 59%(157) 23%(62) 4%(12) 5%(13) 8%(22) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 70%(205) 16%(48) 3%(9) 3%(8) 7%(22) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 57%(190) 27%(90) 7%(22) 6%(19) 4%(12) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 63%(195) 23%(70) 8%(25) 5%(16) 1%(4) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 80%(484) 15%(91) 2%(13) 3%(15) 1%(3) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 71%(378) 20%(105) 5%(26) 3%(16) 2%(9) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 61%(427) 25%(178) 7%(47) 5%(36) 2%(14) 702 Educ: < College 67%(834) 20%(252) 4%(53) 4%(45) 5%(65) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 70%(329) 19%(91) 6%(27) 4%(19) 1%(5) 470 Educ: Post-grad 74%(197) 18%(48) 4%(11) 3%(8) 1%(2) 267 Income: Under 50k 66%(665) 20%(201) 5%(52) 3%(34) 5%(53) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 72%(519) 20%(141) 3%(25) 4%(26) 1%(10) 722 Income: 100k+ 68%(176) 19%(48) 6%(15) 4%(11) 3%(9) 259 Ethnicity: White 69%(1103) 20%(325) 5%(75) 4%(58) 3%(45) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 61%(118) 22%(42) 7%(13) 5%(9) 6%(11) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_4: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Stay at least 6 feet away from others in public spaces Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 69%(1361) 20%(391) 5%(91) 4%(72) 4%(72) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 69%(173) 16%(39) 5%(12) 4%(9) 7%(18) 252 Ethnicity: Other 66%(84) 21%(27) 4%(5) 3%(4) 6%(8) 128 Community: Urban 68%(324) 19%(92) 4%(20) 4%(22) 5%(22) 479 Community: Suburban 71%(698) 19%(184) 4%(42) 3%(30) 3%(26) 981 Community: Rural 64%(338) 22%(115) 6%(30) 4%(20) 4%(23) 527 Employ: Private Sector 63%(426) 24%(163) 6%(41) 4%(30) 2%(14) 673 Employ: Government 64%(86) 20%(27) 6%(8) 3%(4) 7%(9) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 63%(97) 22%(34) 4%(5) 6%(9) 5%(8) 154 Employ: Homemaker 65%(67) 21%(22) 6%(6) 4%(4) 3%(3) 102 Employ: Retired 78%(412) 16%(86) 3%(15) 2%(11) — (2) 526 Employ: Unemployed 69%(128) 17%(31) 2%(5) 2%(4) 10%(18) 186 Employ: Other 72%(90) 10%(13) 4%(5) 6%(7) 8%(10) 125 Military HH: Yes 69%(224) 20%(64) 7%(22) 3%(10) 2%(7) 327 Military HH: No 68%(1136) 20%(327) 4%(69) 4%(62) 4%(65) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 57%(387) 26%(179) 6%(42) 5%(36) 5%(34) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 74%(974) 16%(212) 4%(49) 3%(36) 3%(38) 1309 Trump Job Approve 58%(463) 26%(209) 7%(55) 6%(45) 3%(22) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 77%(875) 15%(174) 3%(37) 2%(25) 2%(26) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 58%(274) 26%(124) 7%(33) 6%(30) 2%(10) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 59%(189) 26%(85) 7%(21) 5%(15) 4%(13) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 60%(154) 24%(63) 7%(18) 4%(11) 5%(13) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 82%(720) 13%(111) 2%(19) 2%(15) 2%(13) 879 Favorable of Trump 58%(446) 27%(204) 8%(57) 6%(45) 2%(14) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 78%(884) 15%(170) 3%(31) 2%(27) 2%(19) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 58%(274) 27%(129) 8%(37) 7%(32) 1%(4) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 59%(172) 26%(76) 7%(21) 4%(13) 3%(9) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 66%(138) 20%(42) 5%(10) 5%(10) 5%(10) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 81%(746) 14%(129) 2%(21) 2%(17) 1%(9) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_4: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Stay at least 6 feet away from others in public spaces Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 69%(1361) 20%(391) 5%(91) 4%(72) 4%(72) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 67%(442) 22%(145) 5%(31) 5%(31) 2%(14) 663 #1 Issue: Security 58%(150) 26%(68) 4%(10) 7%(18) 6%(15) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 77%(321) 13%(53) 5%(22) 2%(7) 3%(12) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 76%(211) 16%(46) 5%(15) 1%(2) 2%(4) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 56%(54) 31%(30) 2%(2) 6%(6) 5%(4) 96 #1 Issue: Education 51%(48) 27%(25) 4%(4) 5%(5) 13%(12) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 77%(53) 15%(10) 4%(3) 2%(1) 3%(2) 69 #1 Issue: Other 75%(83) 13%(14) 4%(4) 2%(2) 7%(8) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 81%(671) 13%(111) 2%(18) 2%(17) 1%(9) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 60%(393) 26%(171) 7%(43) 5%(36) 1%(8) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 55%(37) 23%(16) 7%(5) 4%(2) 11%(7) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 82%(602) 14%(99) 1%(9) 1%(11) 1%(9) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 62%(422) 24%(166) 7%(48) 5%(37) 1%(8) 682 2016 Vote: Other 73%(100) 20%(27) 3%(4) 2%(2) 2%(3) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 54%(234) 23%(99) 7%(30) 5%(21) 12%(51) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 73%(987) 19%(258) 4%(51) 3%(41) 1%(13) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 59%(373) 21%(133) 6%(40) 5%(30) 9%(59) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 81%(710) 14%(126) 2%(20) 2%(16) 1%(8) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 63%(323) 26%(133) 6%(33) 4%(21) 1%(3) 513 2012 Vote: Other 52%(42) 30%(25) 7%(6) 9%(7) 2%(2) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 56%(285) 21%(107) 6%(33) 5%(28) 11%(58) 511 4-Region: Northeast 71%(252) 20%(72) 2%(9) 3%(12) 3%(9) 354 4-Region: Midwest 69%(314) 18%(81) 6%(27) 4%(17) 4%(18) 456 4-Region: South 69%(514) 19%(141) 5%(36) 4%(26) 3%(24) 741 4-Region: West 65%(281) 22%(97) 4%(19) 4%(16) 5%(21) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 78%(737) 16%(147) 3%(26) 2%(15) 2%(17) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 60%(458) 25%(192) 7%(56) 6%(44) 3%(20) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL14_5: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Use delivery services Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 36%(714) 29%(573) 13%(256) 14%(287) 8%(156) 1986 Gender: Male 32%(294) 34%(312) 13%(120) 15%(136) 7%(68) 930 Gender: Female 40%(421) 25%(261) 13%(137) 14%(151) 8%(87) 1056 Age: 18-34 40%(200) 28%(141) 10%(50) 10%(51) 11%(57) 499 Age: 35-44 44%(132) 29%(87) 9%(26) 9%(28) 9%(28) 302 Age: 45-64 32%(234) 31%(223) 15%(109) 16%(115) 6%(42) 723 Age: 65+ 32%(148) 26%(122) 15%(71) 20%(93) 6%(28) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 39%(87) 23%(52) 9%(20) 12%(26) 16%(37) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 43%(185) 30%(129) 10%(42) 8%(33) 9%(37) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 37%(170) 29%(132) 13%(58) 15%(68) 7%(31) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 32%(256) 30%(241) 15%(125) 18%(142) 5%(42) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 40%(310) 30%(236) 13%(105) 11%(86) 6%(48) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 32%(180) 29%(163) 14%(79) 12%(69) 12%(67) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 35%(224) 27%(173) 11%(73) 20%(132) 6%(41) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 33%(109) 38%(125) 14%(45) 10%(32) 6%(19) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 44%(201) 24%(111) 13%(60) 12%(54) 6%(29) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 26%(69) 32%(85) 14%(37) 16%(43) 11%(29) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 38%(110) 27%(78) 14%(41) 9%(26) 13%(37) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 34%(115) 30%(102) 11%(37) 18%(60) 6%(20) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 35%(109) 23%(72) 12%(36) 23%(72) 7%(21) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 45%(274) 29%(176) 11%(70) 10%(59) 4%(27) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 33%(178) 31%(167) 16%(85) 13%(72) 6%(33) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 32%(225) 27%(193) 14%(96) 20%(138) 7%(51) 702 Educ: < College 33%(416) 29%(358) 13%(163) 16%(196) 9%(117) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 38%(177) 31%(146) 14%(64) 13%(62) 4%(21) 470 Educ: Post-grad 45%(121) 26%(70) 11%(29) 11%(29) 6%(17) 267 Income: Under 50k 32%(317) 27%(273) 14%(138) 17%(169) 11%(108) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 40%(290) 30%(218) 12%(89) 12%(90) 5%(35) 722 Income: 100k+ 41%(107) 32%(83) 11%(29) 11%(28) 5%(12) 259 Ethnicity: White 35%(568) 29%(468) 13%(212) 15%(241) 7%(117) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 42%(80) 28%(54) 11%(20) 9%(18) 10%(20) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_5: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Use delivery services Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 36%(714) 29%(573) 13%(256) 14%(287) 8%(156) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 39%(99) 28%(70) 12%(31) 13%(32) 8%(20) 252 Ethnicity: Other 37%(47) 28%(35) 11%(14) 10%(13) 14%(18) 128 Community: Urban 38%(182) 31%(147) 13%(62) 11%(51) 8%(36) 479 Community: Suburban 36%(354) 31%(302) 12%(122) 14%(136) 7%(67) 981 Community: Rural 34%(178) 24%(125) 14%(72) 19%(99) 10%(53) 527 Employ: Private Sector 39%(265) 31%(206) 12%(84) 13%(87) 5%(31) 673 Employ: Government 36%(49) 25%(34) 18%(25) 13%(18) 7%(9) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 31%(47) 36%(56) 12%(18) 13%(20) 8%(12) 154 Employ: Homemaker 32%(33) 24%(24) 19%(20) 14%(14) 11%(11) 102 Employ: Retired 32%(169) 28%(145) 14%(75) 20%(103) 6%(34) 526 Employ: Unemployed 35%(64) 31%(58) 7%(13) 11%(21) 16%(29) 186 Employ: Other 37%(46) 23%(29) 10%(12) 15%(19) 15%(19) 125 Military HH: Yes 35%(115) 28%(92) 14%(46) 16%(53) 7%(21) 327 Military HH: No 36%(599) 29%(481) 13%(210) 14%(234) 8%(134) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 34%(229) 26%(174) 12%(79) 18%(120) 11%(75) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 37%(485) 31%(400) 14%(177) 13%(166) 6%(80) 1309 Trump Job Approve 33%(265) 27%(215) 13%(100) 19%(150) 8%(63) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 39%(443) 30%(346) 14%(156) 11%(130) 5%(62) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 35%(165) 25%(117) 11%(50) 22%(106) 7%(34) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 31%(100) 31%(99) 16%(50) 14%(44) 9%(29) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 31%(80) 31%(81) 18%(46) 14%(36) 6%(14) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 41%(363) 30%(265) 12%(110) 11%(94) 5%(48) 879 Favorable of Trump 33%(254) 28%(212) 13%(96) 19%(148) 7%(57) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 39%(445) 31%(347) 13%(153) 11%(130) 5%(57) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 34%(164) 26%(123) 10%(49) 23%(111) 6%(30) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 31%(89) 31%(89) 16%(47) 13%(37) 9%(27) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 31%(65) 32%(67) 17%(36) 15%(32) 4%(9) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 41%(380) 30%(280) 13%(116) 11%(98) 5%(47) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_5: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Use delivery services Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 36%(714) 29%(573) 13%(256) 14%(287) 8%(156) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 37%(244) 29%(195) 13%(88) 15%(100) 5%(36) 663 #1 Issue: Security 32%(84) 26%(68) 11%(29) 20%(52) 11%(28) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 39%(163) 28%(118) 13%(54) 11%(47) 8%(34) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 29%(80) 29%(82) 15%(42) 20%(55) 7%(18) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 45%(43) 25%(24) 13%(12) 13%(13) 5%(5) 96 #1 Issue: Education 41%(39) 30%(28) 10%(10) 4%(4) 14%(13) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 37%(25) 35%(24) 13%(9) 12%(8) 4%(3) 69 #1 Issue: Other 33%(37) 32%(36) 10%(12) 7%(8) 17%(19) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 39%(327) 31%(256) 13%(108) 11%(93) 5%(44) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 33%(215) 27%(176) 14%(92) 19%(127) 6%(40) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 33%(22) 16%(11) 19%(13) 19%(13) 12%(8) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 41%(297) 29%(213) 14%(102) 10%(76) 6%(40) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 32%(220) 27%(183) 14%(93) 21%(140) 7%(47) 682 2016 Vote: Other 35%(48) 32%(44) 16%(22) 12%(16) 5%(7) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 34%(149) 30%(131) 9%(39) 13%(55) 14%(61) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 37%(503) 29%(388) 14%(187) 15%(196) 6%(77) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 33%(211) 29%(186) 11%(70) 14%(90) 12%(79) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 39%(340) 30%(268) 15%(129) 11%(98) 5%(45) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 31%(158) 30%(151) 14%(70) 21%(105) 6%(28) 513 2012 Vote: Other 33%(27) 30%(24) 10%(8) 16%(13) 12%(10) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 37%(189) 25%(129) 10%(49) 14%(70) 14%(73) 511 4-Region: Northeast 39%(139) 28%(100) 13%(47) 12%(43) 7%(26) 354 4-Region: Midwest 31%(142) 32%(146) 16%(71) 14%(65) 7%(31) 456 4-Region: South 36%(266) 29%(219) 11%(83) 16%(115) 8%(58) 741 4-Region: West 38%(166) 25%(109) 13%(56) 14%(63) 9%(40) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 40%(379) 30%(284) 13%(123) 10%(98) 6%(59) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 35%(269) 27%(209) 12%(94) 19%(149) 6%(47) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL14_6: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Shop online Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 52%(1039) 29%(577) 7%(132) 6%(118) 6%(120) 1986 Gender: Male 47%(437) 33%(303) 8%(70) 6%(59) 6%(59) 930 Gender: Female 57%(601) 26%(274) 6%(62) 6%(59) 6%(60) 1056 Age: 18-34 53%(264) 24%(119) 6%(28) 7%(33) 11%(54) 499 Age: 35-44 59%(178) 26%(78) 5%(16) 2%(6) 8%(24) 302 Age: 45-64 52%(379) 33%(238) 6%(42) 5%(35) 4%(30) 723 Age: 65+ 47%(218) 31%(142) 10%(46) 10%(44) 2%(11) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 46%(103) 23%(51) 7%(15) 6%(14) 18%(39) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 60%(257) 23%(100) 4%(18) 5%(21) 7%(31) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 54%(249) 30%(140) 6%(29) 4%(16) 5%(24) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 51%(408) 32%(259) 8%(66) 6%(51) 3%(23) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 56%(443) 27%(215) 8%(59) 4%(31) 5%(39) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 49%(273) 29%(163) 7%(39) 5%(30) 9%(53) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 50%(323) 31%(200) 5%(35) 9%(57) 4%(28) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 48%(161) 32%(106) 9%(29) 5%(15) 6%(19) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 62%(282) 24%(108) 6%(29) 3%(15) 4%(19) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 44%(116) 32%(85) 8%(21) 7%(18) 9%(25) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 54%(157) 26%(77) 6%(18) 4%(13) 10%(28) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 48%(161) 33%(111) 6%(20) 8%(26) 4%(15) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 53%(162) 29%(89) 5%(14) 10%(31) 4%(13) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 59%(358) 27%(164) 6%(38) 5%(28) 3%(19) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 50%(268) 33%(177) 7%(36) 6%(31) 4%(21) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 50%(352) 31%(220) 7%(52) 7%(48) 4%(31) 702 Educ: < College 49%(613) 28%(355) 7%(90) 8%(95) 8%(97) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 56%(261) 33%(154) 6%(28) 3%(16) 2%(10) 470 Educ: Post-grad 61%(164) 26%(69) 5%(14) 3%(7) 5%(13) 267 Income: Under 50k 46%(465) 29%(289) 8%(83) 8%(80) 9%(88) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 59%(423) 29%(210) 5%(38) 4%(27) 3%(23) 722 Income: 100k+ 58%(150) 30%(78) 4%(11) 4%(10) 3%(9) 259 Ethnicity: White 52%(841) 30%(482) 7%(110) 6%(93) 5%(80) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 52%(100) 30%(58) 4%(7) 5%(9) 10%(18) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_6: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Shop online Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 52%(1039) 29%(577) 7%(132) 6%(118) 6%(120) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 53%(135) 23%(58) 7%(17) 7%(17) 10%(25) 252 Ethnicity: Other 49%(63) 29%(37) 4%(5) 6%(8) 12%(15) 128 Community: Urban 51%(244) 29%(137) 8%(40) 5%(22) 8%(36) 479 Community: Suburban 54%(530) 30%(290) 6%(55) 6%(57) 5%(49) 981 Community: Rural 50%(265) 29%(151) 7%(38) 7%(39) 7%(35) 527 Employ: Private Sector 56%(378) 30%(201) 5%(34) 4%(29) 5%(32) 673 Employ: Government 58%(77) 26%(35) 7%(9) 3%(4) 7%(9) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 49%(75) 30%(46) 7%(11) 8%(12) 7%(10) 154 Employ: Homemaker 52%(54) 29%(29) 5%(6) 6%(7) 7%(7) 102 Employ: Retired 48%(250) 33%(173) 9%(47) 8%(41) 3%(14) 526 Employ: Unemployed 48%(90) 24%(44) 7%(14) 4%(8) 16%(30) 186 Employ: Other 56%(69) 21%(27) 5%(7) 11%(13) 7%(9) 125 Military HH: Yes 53%(174) 30%(98) 7%(22) 6%(19) 4%(14) 327 Military HH: No 52%(864) 29%(480) 7%(110) 6%(99) 6%(106) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 47%(322) 29%(200) 9%(59) 7%(47) 7%(50) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 55%(717) 29%(378) 6%(73) 5%(71) 5%(70) 1309 Trump Job Approve 48%(381) 32%(256) 7%(53) 8%(62) 5%(42) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 57%(646) 27%(309) 7%(75) 5%(54) 5%(54) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 48%(228) 29%(139) 7%(34) 10%(47) 5%(24) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 47%(153) 36%(117) 6%(20) 5%(15) 6%(18) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 50%(130) 29%(76) 7%(19) 6%(14) 8%(20) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 59%(516) 27%(233) 6%(56) 4%(40) 4%(34) 879 Favorable of Trump 48%(371) 32%(245) 7%(54) 8%(60) 5%(36) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 56%(639) 28%(317) 6%(70) 5%(56) 4%(49) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 48%(227) 31%(147) 7%(35) 10%(48) 4%(20) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 49%(143) 34%(98) 7%(20) 4%(13) 5%(16) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 46%(97) 35%(73) 7%(14) 5%(11) 7%(15) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 59%(542) 27%(245) 6%(56) 5%(45) 4%(34) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_6: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Shop online Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 52%(1039) 29%(577) 7%(132) 6%(118) 6%(120) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 55%(365) 31%(203) 5%(33) 5%(31) 5%(32) 663 #1 Issue: Security 47%(122) 31%(80) 8%(22) 9%(23) 5%(13) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 54%(225) 29%(121) 6%(25) 5%(19) 6%(26) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 45%(125) 29%(81) 11%(31) 9%(24) 6%(15) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 62%(59) 16%(15) 5%(5) 8%(8) 9%(9) 96 #1 Issue: Education 49%(46) 26%(25) 7%(6) 4%(4) 13%(12) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 55%(38) 27%(19) 9%(6) 5%(3) 4%(3) 69 #1 Issue: Other 53%(59) 30%(33) 4%(4) 5%(5) 9%(10) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 57%(468) 28%(230) 7%(56) 5%(38) 4%(35) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 47%(308) 34%(222) 7%(45) 8%(52) 4%(23) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 43%(29) 25%(16) 10%(7) 9%(6) 12%(8) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 57%(414) 28%(201) 7%(49) 4%(31) 5%(34) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 49%(332) 33%(226) 7%(47) 8%(54) 3%(22) 682 2016 Vote: Other 53%(72) 30%(41) 8%(11) 6%(8) 3%(3) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 50%(217) 25%(109) 6%(25) 6%(25) 14%(60) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 53%(716) 31%(419) 7%(92) 5%(74) 4%(51) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 51%(323) 25%(159) 6%(41) 7%(44) 11%(69) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 56%(492) 29%(251) 7%(62) 5%(42) 4%(34) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 48%(245) 35%(181) 7%(36) 7%(34) 3%(17) 513 2012 Vote: Other 58%(48) 23%(19) 6%(5) 9%(8) 3%(3) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 50%(254) 25%(126) 6%(30) 7%(35) 13%(66) 511 4-Region: Northeast 55%(194) 29%(104) 6%(23) 6%(21) 4%(14) 354 4-Region: Midwest 50%(229) 31%(142) 8%(37) 5%(25) 5%(24) 456 4-Region: South 52%(387) 28%(205) 7%(49) 7%(55) 6%(47) 741 4-Region: West 53%(230) 29%(126) 6%(24) 4%(18) 8%(36) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 57%(536) 28%(262) 7%(65) 4%(36) 5%(44) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 52%(397) 30%(234) 6%(44) 8%(62) 4%(33) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL14_7: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Receive a coronavirus vaccine once it is developed Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 45%(892) 18%(359) 9%(170) 15%(299) 13%(266) 1986 Gender: Male 48%(450) 20%(186) 8%(77) 13%(121) 10%(95) 930 Gender: Female 42%(442) 16%(173) 9%(93) 17%(178) 16%(171) 1056 Age: 18-34 40%(198) 21%(103) 11%(56) 12%(60) 16%(82) 499 Age: 35-44 36%(109) 18%(53) 12%(35) 20%(62) 14%(42) 302 Age: 45-64 46%(333) 17%(124) 7%(54) 18%(128) 12%(85) 723 Age: 65+ 55%(252) 17%(78) 5%(25) 11%(49) 12%(57) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 40%(90) 19%(42) 12%(27) 9%(20) 20%(44) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 39%(165) 20%(84) 10%(44) 16%(69) 15%(64) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 39%(180) 18%(80) 8%(37) 22%(103) 13%(58) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 52%(421) 18%(146) 7%(53) 12%(94) 12%(93) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 56%(441) 19%(148) 7%(54) 8%(60) 11%(83) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 36%(203) 20%(109) 9%(51) 17%(95) 18%(99) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 39%(248) 16%(102) 10%(64) 22%(145) 13%(85) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 59%(195) 20%(65) 8%(27) 7%(23) 6%(21) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 54%(246) 18%(83) 6%(27) 8%(37) 14%(62) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 41%(109) 22%(59) 7%(18) 14%(36) 16%(42) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 32%(94) 17%(51) 11%(33) 20%(58) 19%(57) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 44%(146) 19%(63) 10%(32) 19%(62) 10%(32) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 33%(102) 13%(39) 11%(33) 27%(83) 17%(52) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 60%(362) 18%(107) 8%(47) 6%(36) 9%(53) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 43%(227) 20%(106) 11%(58) 13%(70) 14%(73) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 39%(271) 18%(124) 9%(60) 23%(164) 12%(84) 702 Educ: < College 41%(510) 17%(210) 9%(113) 17%(217) 16%(199) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 50%(237) 20%(96) 8%(38) 11%(54) 10%(45) 470 Educ: Post-grad 54%(145) 20%(53) 7%(19) 11%(28) 8%(22) 267 Income: Under 50k 39%(389) 18%(184) 9%(90) 17%(169) 17%(174) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 50%(359) 19%(134) 9%(63) 13%(96) 10%(69) 722 Income: 100k+ 56%(144) 16%(41) 7%(18) 13%(34) 9%(22) 259 Ethnicity: White 46%(745) 18%(285) 8%(135) 15%(244) 12%(197) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 45%(87) 18%(35) 9%(18) 12%(23) 15%(30) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_7: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Receive a coronavirus vaccine once it is developed Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 45%(892) 18%(359) 9%(170) 15%(299) 13%(266) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 38%(95) 18%(47) 11%(28) 15%(37) 18%(45) 252 Ethnicity: Other 41%(52) 21%(27) 6%(7) 14%(18) 18%(24) 128 Community: Urban 45%(215) 19%(91) 9%(45) 14%(66) 13%(62) 479 Community: Suburban 50%(495) 17%(170) 8%(81) 12%(120) 12%(115) 981 Community: Rural 35%(182) 18%(97) 8%(45) 22%(113) 17%(89) 527 Employ: Private Sector 47%(316) 19%(131) 9%(57) 16%(105) 10%(64) 673 Employ: Government 37%(49) 23%(30) 10%(13) 16%(22) 15%(20) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 38%(58) 18%(28) 11%(18) 19%(29) 14%(21) 154 Employ: Homemaker 32%(32) 12%(12) 11%(11) 28%(29) 18%(18) 102 Employ: Retired 53%(277) 17%(91) 6%(33) 11%(59) 12%(66) 526 Employ: Unemployed 37%(69) 20%(37) 9%(17) 13%(25) 20%(38) 186 Employ: Other 39%(49) 13%(16) 8%(9) 19%(24) 21%(26) 125 Military HH: Yes 51%(168) 19%(61) 9%(28) 11%(35) 11%(35) 327 Military HH: No 44%(724) 18%(298) 9%(142) 16%(264) 14%(231) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 38%(258) 17%(118) 9%(64) 20%(133) 15%(104) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 48%(634) 18%(240) 8%(106) 13%(166) 12%(162) 1309 Trump Job Approve 37%(297) 16%(131) 9%(69) 24%(190) 13%(106) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 52%(587) 20%(224) 9%(98) 9%(101) 11%(127) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 38%(179) 16%(75) 8%(35) 25%(119) 13%(63) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 37%(119) 17%(56) 10%(34) 22%(72) 13%(43) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 41%(107) 27%(69) 8%(22) 10%(26) 13%(35) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 55%(480) 18%(155) 9%(76) 9%(75) 10%(92) 879 Favorable of Trump 37%(287) 17%(128) 9%(72) 24%(184) 12%(95) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 52%(588) 19%(219) 8%(95) 10%(108) 11%(122) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 39%(184) 16%(77) 8%(40) 25%(117) 12%(58) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 35%(102) 18%(51) 11%(33) 23%(66) 13%(37) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 42%(87) 24%(51) 7%(14) 13%(28) 14%(29) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 54%(500) 18%(168) 9%(80) 9%(80) 10%(93) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_7: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Receive a coronavirus vaccine once it is developed Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 45%(892) 18%(359) 9%(170) 15%(299) 13%(266) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 42%(277) 18%(121) 9%(60) 21%(136) 10%(68) 663 #1 Issue: Security 38%(100) 17%(45) 9%(23) 21%(54) 15%(39) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 52%(217) 17%(69) 9%(36) 7%(29) 15%(63) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 52%(143) 15%(43) 8%(23) 10%(29) 14%(39) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 43%(41) 29%(28) 7%(7) 10%(9) 11%(10) 96 #1 Issue: Education 23%(22) 27%(25) 11%(11) 20%(19) 19%(17) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 53%(37) 17%(11) 10%(7) 10%(7) 10%(7) 69 #1 Issue: Other 50%(55) 15%(16) 4%(4) 13%(15) 19%(21) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 56%(466) 18%(147) 7%(61) 8%(69) 10%(85) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 39%(252) 18%(118) 9%(57) 23%(148) 12%(75) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 27%(18) 19%(12) 12%(8) 19%(13) 23%(15) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 56%(409) 18%(130) 7%(52) 7%(54) 11%(84) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 39%(268) 18%(123) 9%(62) 22%(152) 11%(77) 682 2016 Vote: Other 41%(57) 20%(27) 9%(12) 17%(23) 13%(18) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 36%(156) 18%(78) 10%(44) 16%(69) 20%(87) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 48%(643) 17%(231) 8%(115) 15%(205) 12%(157) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 39%(249) 20%(127) 9%(56) 15%(94) 17%(109) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 54%(472) 17%(152) 9%(75) 10%(84) 11%(97) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 41%(208) 18%(91) 10%(50) 20%(105) 12%(60) 513 2012 Vote: Other 33%(27) 17%(14) 5%(4) 31%(25) 14%(12) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 36%(184) 20%(102) 8%(42) 17%(85) 19%(98) 511 4-Region: Northeast 50%(176) 17%(62) 9%(31) 16%(57) 8%(29) 354 4-Region: Midwest 44%(203) 17%(79) 9%(42) 17%(75) 12%(57) 456 4-Region: South 42%(308) 21%(153) 8%(62) 15%(109) 15%(109) 741 4-Region: West 47%(205) 15%(65) 8%(35) 13%(57) 17%(72) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 55%(518) 19%(179) 7%(66) 8%(75) 11%(106) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 38%(291) 17%(132) 10%(76) 22%(170) 13%(99) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL14_8: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Take hydroxychloroquine Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(88) 7%(130) 10%(199) 59%(1172) 20%(397) 1986 Gender: Male 5%(48) 8%(73) 12%(111) 56%(521) 19%(177) 930 Gender: Female 4%(41) 5%(56) 8%(88) 62%(651) 21%(221) 1056 Age: 18-34 4%(21) 8%(39) 11%(57) 47%(235) 29%(147) 499 Age: 35-44 5%(15) 9%(28) 10%(30) 54%(162) 22%(67) 302 Age: 45-64 4%(31) 5%(39) 10%(71) 64%(463) 17%(121) 723 Age: 65+ 5%(21) 5%(24) 9%(43) 67%(312) 14%(63) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 4%(8) 7%(14) 11%(25) 43%(96) 36%(79) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 4%(19) 10%(41) 10%(41) 52%(223) 24%(102) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 6%(28) 6%(28) 10%(44) 59%(271) 19%(88) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 4%(29) 5%(40) 11%(85) 66%(529) 15%(123) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 2%(18) 4%(30) 7%(51) 71%(558) 16%(128) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 4%(20) 6%(32) 9%(52) 59%(330) 22%(123) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 8%(50) 11%(68) 15%(96) 44%(283) 23%(146) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 3%(10) 6%(20) 8%(26) 67%(223) 16%(52) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 2%(8) 2%(10) 6%(26) 74%(335) 17%(76) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 4%(10) 6%(17) 11%(29) 56%(149) 22%(60) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 4%(10) 5%(15) 8%(23) 62%(180) 22%(64) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 8%(28) 11%(36) 17%(57) 44%(148) 20%(66) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 7%(23) 10%(32) 13%(39) 44%(135) 26%(80) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 3%(16) 4%(23) 7%(44) 74%(451) 12%(72) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 3%(16) 6%(34) 9%(50) 62%(333) 19%(100) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 8%(53) 10%(69) 13%(94) 48%(338) 21%(148) 702 Educ: < College 4%(55) 7%(82) 10%(131) 55%(687) 24%(294) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 4%(20) 5%(25) 9%(43) 68%(318) 14%(64) 470 Educ: Post-grad 5%(13) 9%(23) 10%(26) 62%(166) 15%(39) 267 Income: Under 50k 4%(42) 6%(62) 10%(102) 56%(562) 24%(237) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 4%(27) 6%(47) 10%(72) 63%(458) 16%(118) 722 Income: 100k+ 7%(19) 8%(21) 10%(26) 58%(151) 16%(42) 259 Ethnicity: White 4%(71) 7%(116) 10%(159) 60%(967) 18%(292) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 4%(8) 8%(15) 12%(23) 52%(99) 25%(48) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_8: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Take hydroxychloroquine Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(88) 7%(130) 10%(199) 59%(1172) 20%(397) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 5%(12) 3%(8) 12%(29) 54%(137) 26%(66) 252 Ethnicity: Other 4%(5) 4%(6) 9%(11) 52%(67) 30%(39) 128 Community: Urban 4%(20) 8%(40) 9%(45) 58%(276) 20%(98) 479 Community: Suburban 4%(43) 4%(43) 10%(94) 63%(615) 19%(186) 981 Community: Rural 5%(26) 9%(47) 11%(60) 53%(280) 22%(113) 527 Employ: Private Sector 5%(31) 8%(52) 10%(70) 61%(413) 16%(107) 673 Employ: Government 4%(5) 7%(9) 10%(13) 54%(73) 25%(34) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 5%(8) 8%(13) 9%(13) 51%(79) 26%(40) 154 Employ: Homemaker 2%(2) 8%(9) 15%(15) 58%(60) 16%(17) 102 Employ: Retired 5%(27) 5%(27) 9%(47) 66%(347) 15%(78) 526 Employ: Unemployed 5%(10) 6%(12) 9%(17) 51%(94) 29%(54) 186 Employ: Other 4%(5) 3%(4) 11%(14) 51%(64) 31%(38) 125 Military HH: Yes 5%(15) 6%(18) 14%(47) 60%(198) 15%(49) 327 Military HH: No 4%(73) 7%(111) 9%(152) 59%(974) 21%(348) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 9%(60) 11%(71) 15%(103) 38%(261) 27%(183) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 2%(29) 4%(58) 7%(96) 70%(911) 16%(214) 1309 Trump Job Approve 8%(62) 11%(89) 15%(118) 42%(335) 24%(189) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 2%(25) 3%(37) 7%(78) 72%(822) 15%(175) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 11%(51) 11%(53) 13%(63) 39%(184) 26%(121) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 4%(12) 11%(37) 17%(55) 47%(151) 21%(68) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 2%(6) 5%(13) 15%(38) 52%(134) 26%(66) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 2%(19) 3%(24) 5%(40) 78%(688) 12%(108) 879 Favorable of Trump 7%(56) 12%(93) 15%(117) 41%(318) 24%(183) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 2%(28) 3%(34) 6%(71) 74%(835) 14%(163) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 10%(49) 12%(56) 14%(66) 39%(186) 25%(119) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 2%(7) 13%(37) 18%(51) 45%(132) 22%(64) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 4%(9) 4%(9) 12%(25) 57%(120) 22%(47) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 2%(19) 3%(25) 5%(45) 78%(716) 13%(117) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL14_8: In light of the coronavirus, how likely are you, if at all, to do each of the following? Take hydroxychloroquine Somewhat Somewhat Don’t Know / Demographic Very likely likely unlikely Very unlikely No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(88) 7%(130) 10%(199) 59%(1172) 20%(397) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 4%(25) 9%(59) 12%(77) 56%(372) 20%(130) 663 #1 Issue: Security 8%(20) 10%(25) 13%(34) 44%(115) 25%(65) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 4%(17) 5%(19) 8%(32) 65%(270) 19%(77) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 5%(13) 4%(12) 7%(19) 70%(194) 14%(39) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 4%(4) 6%(6) 11%(10) 58%(56) 20%(20) 96 #1 Issue: Education 3%(3) 6%(5) 12%(11) 50%(47) 29%(27) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 5%(4) — (0) 14%(10) 68%(47) 13%(9) 69 #1 Issue: Other 2%(2) 3%(3) 5%(5) 64%(71) 27%(30) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 3%(26) 3%(27) 6%(51) 76%(625) 12%(98) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 7%(46) 12%(78) 14%(91) 47%(304) 20%(132) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 2%(1) 2%(1) 8%(5) 58%(39) 30%(20) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 3%(19) 4%(26) 7%(48) 74%(543) 13%(94) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 7%(50) 11%(75) 14%(92) 47%(317) 22%(148) 682 2016 Vote: Other 1%(1) 2%(3) 7%(9) 79%(108) 12%(16) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(19) 6%(26) 11%(50) 46%(201) 32%(140) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 5%(62) 6%(83) 10%(129) 64%(859) 16%(218) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 4%(27) 7%(47) 11%(71) 49%(313) 28%(179) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 3%(30) 4%(37) 7%(61) 73%(638) 13%(113) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 7%(35) 11%(54) 15%(76) 47%(242) 21%(107) 513 2012 Vote: Other 6%(5) 2%(1) 11%(9) 57%(46) 26%(21) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(19) 7%(37) 11%(54) 48%(245) 31%(156) 511 4-Region: Northeast 5%(16) 7%(23) 8%(28) 64%(228) 17%(59) 354 4-Region: Midwest 5%(22) 5%(22) 10%(47) 61%(276) 19%(88) 456 4-Region: South 4%(33) 8%(59) 11%(84) 55%(411) 21%(154) 741 4-Region: West 4%(17) 6%(25) 9%(41) 59%(256) 22%(96) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 3%(27) 4%(39) 6%(56) 72%(676) 15%(145) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 7%(55) 10%(77) 15%(115) 46%(353) 22%(169) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL15: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you support or oppose the use of hydroxychloroquine to treat the coronavirus? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t know / Demographic support support oppose oppose No opinion Total N Registered Voters 10%(189) 14%(276) 10%(207) 35%(699) 31%(614) 1986 Gender: Male 12%(112) 16%(151) 11%(104) 32%(294) 29%(270) 930 Gender: Female 7%(77) 12%(126) 10%(104) 38%(405) 33%(345) 1056 Age: 18-34 10%(50) 13%(63) 11%(54) 27%(137) 39%(195) 499 Age: 35-44 9%(27) 17%(52) 8%(23) 33%(100) 33%(100) 302 Age: 45-64 9%(68) 14%(101) 12%(86) 35%(254) 30%(214) 723 Age: 65+ 10%(44) 13%(61) 9%(43) 45%(209) 23%(105) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 10%(22) 12%(27) 12%(28) 23%(51) 43%(95) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 10%(42) 15%(63) 9%(37) 31%(131) 36%(154) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 10%(46) 14%(66) 9%(42) 34%(155) 33%(150) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 9%(70) 14%(114) 12%(93) 40%(324) 26%(206) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 3%(27) 8%(60) 11%(88) 54%(424) 24%(186) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 6%(34) 14%(79) 9%(52) 34%(191) 36%(202) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 20%(129) 21%(138) 10%(67) 13%(84) 35%(226) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 5%(15) 11%(36) 13%(43) 51%(169) 20%(67) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 3%(12) 5%(24) 10%(44) 56%(255) 26%(119) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 7%(19) 18%(48) 9%(24) 32%(85) 33%(88) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 5%(14) 10%(30) 10%(28) 36%(106) 39%(114) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 23%(77) 20%(66) 11%(36) 12%(40) 34%(114) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 17%(51) 23%(71) 10%(31) 14%(44) 36%(112) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 4%(23) 8%(47) 11%(67) 60%(364) 17%(105) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 5%(28) 14%(74) 12%(64) 40%(211) 29%(156) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 18%(127) 21%(149) 10%(72) 15%(103) 36%(251) 702 Educ: < College 10%(124) 13%(159) 11%(132) 31%(390) 36%(445) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 8%(36) 16%(73) 11%(51) 42%(198) 24%(113) 470 Educ: Post-grad 11%(29) 17%(45) 9%(25) 42%(111) 21%(57) 267 Income: Under 50k 8%(77) 14%(144) 10%(105) 33%(336) 34%(343) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 10%(75) 13%(92) 12%(84) 38%(272) 27%(198) 722 Income: 100k+ 14%(37) 15%(40) 7%(18) 35%(90) 28%(73) 259 Ethnicity: White 10%(163) 15%(238) 11%(169) 35%(560) 30%(476) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 11%(20) 17%(33) 6%(12) 32%(61) 34%(66) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 7%(19) 9%(21) 11%(27) 38%(95) 35%(89) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL15: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you support or oppose the use of hydroxychloroquine to treat the coronavirus? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t know / Demographic support support oppose oppose No opinion Total N Registered Voters 10%(189) 14%(276) 10%(207) 35%(699) 31%(614) 1986 Ethnicity: Other 6%(7) 13%(17) 9%(11) 34%(44) 38%(49) 128 Community: Urban 8%(38) 14%(68) 10%(46) 40%(192) 28%(134) 479 Community: Suburban 8%(80) 13%(129) 11%(107) 37%(358) 31%(306) 981 Community: Rural 13%(71) 15%(80) 10%(53) 28%(148) 33%(174) 527 Employ: Private Sector 12%(79) 14%(95) 12%(79) 33%(221) 30%(199) 673 Employ: Government 7%(9) 22%(29) 13%(18) 25%(34) 33%(45) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 13%(20) 16%(25) 8%(12) 35%(54) 28%(43) 154 Employ: Homemaker 5%(5) 13%(13) 15%(16) 33%(34) 34%(35) 102 Employ: Retired 9%(49) 13%(70) 9%(45) 44%(230) 25%(131) 526 Employ: Unemployed 11%(21) 12%(23) 7%(14) 29%(55) 40%(74) 186 Employ: Other 4%(5) 11%(14) 8%(10) 35%(44) 41%(51) 125 Military HH: Yes 10%(32) 17%(56) 10%(31) 35%(115) 28%(92) 327 Military HH: No 9%(157) 13%(220) 11%(176) 35%(584) 31%(522) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 20%(137) 23%(158) 8%(55) 10%(69) 38%(259) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 4%(53) 9%(119) 12%(152) 48%(630) 27%(355) 1309 Trump Job Approve 19%(152) 24%(189) 9%(69) 10%(77) 39%(307) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 3%(36) 7%(81) 12%(135) 54%(618) 23%(267) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 26%(123) 24%(111) 4%(20) 7%(35) 39%(183) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 9%(30) 24%(78) 15%(49) 13%(41) 38%(124) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 5%(12) 16%(40) 16%(40) 25%(66) 39%(100) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 3%(24) 5%(41) 11%(95) 63%(553) 19%(167) 879 Favorable of Trump 19%(146) 24%(186) 9%(71) 9%(68) 38%(295) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 3%(38) 7%(74) 12%(131) 55%(624) 23%(264) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 26%(123) 24%(116) 6%(27) 7%(35) 37%(175) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 8%(23) 24%(70) 15%(44) 11%(33) 41%(119) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 6%(13) 14%(30) 15%(32) 26%(55) 38%(79) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 3%(25) 5%(44) 11%(98) 62%(569) 20%(185) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL15: Based on what you’ve seen, read, or heard, do you support or oppose the use of hydroxychloroquine to treat the coronavirus? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t know / Demographic support support oppose oppose No opinion Total N Registered Voters 10%(189) 14%(276) 10%(207) 35%(699) 31%(614) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 10%(68) 17%(113) 12%(79) 28%(187) 33%(216) 663 #1 Issue: Security 21%(54) 22%(56) 7%(18) 15%(40) 35%(92) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 6%(26) 8%(34) 9%(38) 49%(205) 27%(112) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 7%(18) 12%(33) 12%(33) 44%(121) 26%(72) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 3%(3) 14%(13) 7%(7) 41%(39) 35%(33) 96 #1 Issue: Education 3%(3) 17%(16) 17%(16) 20%(19) 42%(40) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 11%(7) 7%(5) 11%(8) 49%(34) 22%(15) 69 #1 Issue: Other 9%(10) 5%(5) 7%(8) 49%(54) 31%(35) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 3%(27) 8%(63) 11%(90) 59%(484) 20%(164) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 19%(125) 24%(154) 10%(65) 13%(87) 34%(219) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 2%(2) 7%(5) 17%(11) 28%(19) 46%(30) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 2%(18) 7%(53) 11%(77) 60%(437) 20%(145) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 19%(131) 23%(159) 9%(64) 13%(88) 35%(239) 682 2016 Vote: Other 2%(2) 4%(5) 14%(19) 47%(65) 33%(45) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(38) 14%(59) 11%(47) 24%(106) 43%(185) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 10%(129) 14%(195) 11%(144) 39%(526) 26%(357) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 10%(60) 13%(81) 10%(63) 27%(173) 40%(257) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 5%(43) 9%(80) 12%(102) 53%(465) 22%(190) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 18%(92) 21%(110) 10%(53) 16%(83) 34%(175) 513 2012 Vote: Other 9%(7) 19%(15) 7%(6) 20%(17) 45%(37) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(46) 14%(71) 9%(47) 26%(134) 42%(213) 511 4-Region: Northeast 10%(34) 15%(55) 11%(39) 36%(126) 28%(101) 354 4-Region: Midwest 11%(52) 11%(51) 10%(45) 36%(166) 31%(142) 456 4-Region: South 8%(61) 17%(124) 11%(81) 32%(237) 32%(238) 741 4-Region: West 10%(42) 11%(47) 10%(42) 39%(170) 31%(133) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 4%(38) 7%(67) 11%(102) 55%(520) 23%(217) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 19%(142) 22%(168) 10%(77) 14%(108) 36%(274) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL21_1: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President Trump announcing that he was taking hydroxychloroquine Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 44%(874) 28%(552) 12%(230) 17%(329) 1986 Gender: Male 43%(398) 29%(273) 11%(106) 16%(152) 930 Gender: Female 45%(477) 26%(279) 12%(124) 17%(177) 1056 Age: 18-34 32%(158) 25%(124) 16%(80) 28%(137) 499 Age: 35-44 34%(103) 28%(85) 17%(51) 21%(62) 302 Age: 45-64 45%(324) 31%(225) 9%(66) 15%(109) 723 Age: 65+ 63%(290) 26%(119) 7%(33) 4%(20) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 26%(57) 24%(52) 19%(42) 32%(71) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 37%(156) 25%(109) 14%(60) 24%(102) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 39%(178) 30%(135) 14%(63) 18%(83) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 54%(437) 29%(237) 8%(62) 9%(70) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 51%(401) 26%(203) 9%(70) 14%(111) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 39%(216) 25%(138) 14%(77) 23%(126) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 40%(258) 33%(211) 13%(83) 14%(92) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 48%(157) 26%(87) 11%(35) 16%(52) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 54%(243) 26%(117) 8%(35) 13%(59) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 39%(103) 29%(76) 13%(34) 20%(52) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 38%(113) 21%(63) 15%(43) 25%(75) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 41%(137) 33%(111) 11%(37) 15%(49) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 39%(120) 32%(100) 15%(46) 14%(43) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 56%(341) 24%(148) 8%(51) 11%(67) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 42%(226) 30%(160) 13%(67) 15%(80) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 40%(284) 32%(224) 13%(91) 15%(103) 702 Educ: < College 40%(498) 27%(337) 13%(159) 20%(256) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 49%(230) 32%(150) 9%(43) 10%(46) 470 Educ: Post-grad 55%(146) 25%(66) 11%(28) 10%(27) 267 Income: Under 50k 38%(385) 28%(279) 13%(135) 21%(206) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 49%(353) 30%(216) 10%(69) 12%(84) 722 Income: 100k+ 53%(137) 22%(57) 10%(26) 15%(40) 259 Ethnicity: White 46%(734) 28%(456) 11%(182) 15%(235) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 34%(66) 26%(50) 16%(32) 23%(45) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 39%(97) 20%(52) 12%(31) 28%(72) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL21_1: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President Trump announcing that he was taking hydroxychloroquine Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 44%(874) 28%(552) 12%(230) 17%(329) 1986 Ethnicity: Other 33%(43) 35%(45) 13%(17) 18%(23) 128 Community: Urban 46%(219) 25%(121) 11%(50) 18%(88) 479 Community: Suburban 47%(458) 29%(281) 11%(103) 14%(138) 981 Community: Rural 37%(197) 29%(151) 14%(76) 19%(103) 527 Employ: Private Sector 42%(285) 29%(197) 12%(84) 16%(107) 673 Employ: Government 42%(56) 31%(41) 9%(12) 18%(24) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 39%(60) 23%(35) 10%(16) 28%(43) 154 Employ: Homemaker 37%(38) 17%(17) 22%(23) 25%(25) 102 Employ: Retired 58%(307) 29%(152) 7%(36) 6%(30) 526 Employ: Unemployed 34%(63) 24%(44) 14%(27) 28%(52) 186 Employ: Other 33%(42) 32%(40) 15%(19) 19%(24) 125 Military HH: Yes 50%(162) 25%(82) 11%(37) 14%(46) 327 Military HH: No 43%(712) 28%(470) 12%(193) 17%(283) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 36%(244) 31%(211) 15%(100) 18%(123) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 48%(631) 26%(341) 10%(130) 16%(206) 1309 Trump Job Approve 38%(303) 32%(252) 13%(107) 17%(132) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 50%(566) 25%(290) 10%(113) 15%(169) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 43%(203) 29%(136) 11%(53) 17%(80) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 31%(101) 36%(116) 17%(54) 16%(52) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 27%(71) 30%(79) 21%(55) 21%(54) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 56%(495) 24%(211) 7%(58) 13%(115) 879 Favorable of Trump 39%(300) 32%(245) 13%(103) 15%(118) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 50%(566) 26%(290) 10%(113) 14%(162) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 44%(212) 29%(140) 10%(50) 16%(75) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 30%(88) 36%(105) 19%(54) 15%(43) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 29%(61) 31%(65) 22%(47) 18%(37) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 55%(505) 24%(225) 7%(66) 14%(125) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL21_1: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President Trump announcing that he was taking hydroxychloroquine Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 44%(874) 28%(552) 12%(230) 17%(329) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 41%(272) 29%(190) 14%(92) 16%(109) 663 #1 Issue: Security 38%(99) 35%(90) 10%(26) 17%(44) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 51%(211) 27%(112) 10%(40) 13%(52) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 56%(154) 26%(72) 10%(28) 8%(23) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 32%(31) 19%(18) 20%(19) 30%(28) 96 #1 Issue: Education 21%(20) 31%(29) 16%(15) 33%(31) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 51%(35) 22%(15) 6%(4) 21%(15) 69 #1 Issue: Other 47%(53) 24%(26) 5% (5) 24%(27) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 54%(449) 25%(208) 9%(74) 12%(97) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 43%(279) 33%(214) 12%(80) 12%(77) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 27%(18) 28%(19) 20%(13) 25%(17) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 55%(404) 24%(175) 8%(56) 13%(94) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 42%(286) 32%(221) 13%(91) 12%(83) 682 2016 Vote: Other 45%(61) 27%(37) 11%(16) 17%(23) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 28%(122) 27%(119) 15%(66) 30%(129) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 49%(663) 29%(387) 10%(140) 12%(161) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 33%(211) 26%(166) 14%(90) 27%(169) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 53%(469) 25%(224) 8%(70) 13%(117) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 45%(230) 33%(170) 12%(61) 10%(53) 513 2012 Vote: Other 35%(29) 39%(32) 16%(13) 10% (8) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 29%(147) 25%(126) 17%(86) 30%(151) 511 4-Region: Northeast 46%(164) 30%(105) 9%(32) 15%(53) 354 4-Region: Midwest 47%(212) 26%(118) 13%(58) 15%(69) 456 4-Region: South 43%(320) 28%(206) 13%(94) 16%(121) 741 4-Region: West 41%(178) 29%(124) 10%(45) 20%(87) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 52%(488) 25%(238) 9%(83) 14%(133) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 40%(308) 32%(248) 13%(101) 15%(113) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL21_2: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President Trump removing or replacing five inspectors general from his administration in the past six weeks Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 22%(444) 28%(547) 21%(421) 29%(574) 1986 Gender: Male 25%(228) 30%(280) 20%(184) 26%(238) 930 Gender: Female 20%(217) 25%(267) 22%(237) 32%(335) 1056 Age: 18-34 16%(80) 28%(138) 16%(82) 40%(199) 499 Age: 35-44 20%(59) 25%(77) 26%(78) 29%(88) 302 Age: 45-64 21%(152) 25%(179) 25%(178) 30%(215) 723 Age: 65+ 33%(154) 33%(153) 18%(84) 16%(72) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 14%(31) 25%(55) 18%(41) 43%(96) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 18%(76) 28%(118) 19%(81) 36%(152) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 18%(83) 26%(117) 25%(115) 31%(143) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 28%(225) 30%(238) 21%(169) 22%(175) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 31%(244) 29%(225) 16%(127) 24%(190) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 19%(106) 26%(145) 22%(120) 33%(186) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 15%(94) 27%(177) 27%(175) 31%(198) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 32%(107) 32%(105) 14%(45) 22%(74) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 30%(137) 26%(120) 18%(81) 25%(116) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 20%(54) 31%(82) 22%(57) 27%(71) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 18%(52) 22%(63) 22%(63) 39%(115) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 20%(67) 28%(92) 24%(82) 28%(93) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 9%(27) 27%(84) 30%(93) 34%(105) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 37%(226) 28%(170) 13%(81) 21%(129) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 21%(113) 32%(168) 21%(113) 26%(140) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 14%(97) 27%(187) 28%(199) 31%(219) 702 Educ: < College 17%(212) 27%(337) 23%(285) 33%(415) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 30%(141) 30%(142) 18%(86) 21%(100) 470 Educ: Post-grad 34%(91) 25%(67) 19%(50) 22%(59) 267 Income: Under 50k 19%(195) 27%(273) 21%(209) 33%(329) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 24%(170) 29%(210) 22%(160) 25%(182) 722 Income: 100k+ 31%(80) 25%(64) 20%(53) 24%(62) 259 Ethnicity: White 22%(361) 28%(443) 22%(359) 28%(445) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 17%(33) 29%(55) 21%(40) 33%(64) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 25%(64) 26%(67) 14%(36) 34%(85) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL21_2: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President Trump removing or replacing five inspectors general from his administration in the past six weeks Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 22%(444) 28%(547) 21%(421) 29%(574) 1986 Ethnicity: Other 16%(20) 29%(37) 21%(27) 34%(44) 128 Community: Urban 26%(123) 31%(149) 17%(82) 26%(125) 479 Community: Suburban 23%(229) 28%(273) 20%(191) 29%(288) 981 Community: Rural 18%(93) 24%(125) 28%(148) 30%(161) 527 Employ: Private Sector 21%(142) 28%(188) 22%(148) 29%(195) 673 Employ: Government 16%(21) 30%(41) 27%(37) 27%(36) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 23%(35) 28%(44) 19%(29) 30%(46) 154 Employ: Homemaker 17%(17) 21%(22) 26%(26) 36%(37) 102 Employ: Retired 31%(162) 32%(167) 19%(101) 18%(95) 526 Employ: Unemployed 20%(36) 18%(34) 18%(34) 44%(82) 186 Employ: Other 16%(19) 24%(30) 25%(31) 36%(45) 125 Military HH: Yes 30%(99) 29%(95) 18%(58) 23%(76) 327 Military HH: No 21%(346) 27%(452) 22%(364) 30%(497) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 13%(90) 28%(191) 25%(168) 34%(228) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 27%(354) 27%(356) 19%(253) 26%(345) 1309 Trump Job Approve 14%(110) 28%(220) 26%(209) 32%(256) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 29%(335) 28%(322) 18%(202) 24%(278) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 17%(78) 29%(137) 23%(110) 31%(146) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 10%(32) 26%(83) 30%(98) 34%(109) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 6%(15) 31%(80) 31%(79) 33%(85) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 36%(320) 28%(242) 14%(123) 22%(194) 879 Favorable of Trump 14%(104) 28%(215) 26%(201) 32%(246) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 30%(339) 28%(318) 18%(205) 24%(270) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 16%(78) 30%(143) 23%(109) 31%(147) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 9%(26) 25%(73) 32%(92) 34%(99) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 9%(19) 29%(61) 28%(58) 35%(73) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 35%(320) 28%(257) 16%(147) 21%(197) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL21_2: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President Trump removing or replacing five inspectors general from his administration in the past six weeks Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 22%(444) 28%(547) 21%(421) 29%(574) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 20%(130) 29%(189) 24%(160) 28%(184) 663 #1 Issue: Security 17%(44) 28%(72) 23%(61) 32%(83) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 28%(115) 27%(110) 17%(70) 29%(121) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 31%(85) 25%(70) 21%(57) 23%(65) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 10%(10) 33%(31) 19%(18) 39%(37) 96 #1 Issue: Education 10%(10) 31%(29) 26%(24) 33%(31) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 26%(18) 25%(17) 18%(13) 31%(21) 69 #1 Issue: Other 30%(33) 25%(28) 17%(18) 29%(32) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 35%(286) 29%(238) 15%(122) 22%(182) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 15%(101) 28%(179) 27%(178) 30%(193) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 17%(11) 19%(13) 29%(19) 35%(23) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 36%(260) 28%(204) 14%(106) 22%(159) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 15%(99) 27%(185) 28%(190) 30%(207) 682 2016 Vote: Other 25%(34) 25%(34) 24%(33) 26%(35) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 11%(49) 28%(123) 21%(90) 40%(172) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 27%(362) 29%(386) 21%(281) 24%(321) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 13%(83) 25%(160) 22%(140) 40%(252) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 32%(285) 28%(248) 17%(153) 22%(194) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 15%(76) 29%(149) 27%(137) 29%(150) 513 2012 Vote: Other 17%(14) 26%(21) 32%(26) 25%(21) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 13%(69) 25%(129) 21%(105) 41%(208) 511 4-Region: Northeast 27%(94) 24%(86) 24%(86) 25%(88) 354 4-Region: Midwest 21%(98) 28%(127) 22%(99) 29%(132) 456 4-Region: South 21%(157) 28%(210) 21%(154) 30%(221) 741 4-Region: West 22%(95) 28%(123) 19%(82) 31%(133) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 31%(294) 29%(273) 17%(156) 23%(220) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 14%(111) 28%(215) 27%(206) 31%(237) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL21_3: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President Trump briefly wearing a mask during a visit to a Ford factory in Michigan Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 21%(426) 33%(658) 19%(375) 27%(527) 1986 Gender: Male 21%(194) 36%(332) 19%(174) 25%(230) 930 Gender: Female 22%(232) 31%(326) 19%(201) 28%(297) 1056 Age: 18-34 13%(67) 28%(138) 17%(85) 42%(209) 499 Age: 35-44 23%(69) 29%(89) 20%(60) 28%(84) 302 Age: 45-64 20%(144) 35%(252) 22%(159) 23%(168) 723 Age: 65+ 32%(146) 39%(179) 15%(71) 14%(66) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 13%(28) 22%(48) 17%(37) 49%(109) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 16%(69) 31%(134) 18%(77) 34%(146) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 21%(96) 32%(147) 20%(93) 27%(123) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 26%(213) 36%(292) 20%(161) 17%(140) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 25%(195) 32%(247) 18%(138) 26%(204) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 16%(91) 34%(187) 21%(115) 29%(164) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 22%(140) 35%(224) 19%(121) 25%(158) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 21%(71) 34%(113) 20%(65) 25%(83) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 27%(125) 30%(135) 16%(74) 27%(121) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 17%(46) 37%(97) 20%(52) 26%(69) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 15%(45) 31%(90) 22%(63) 33%(95) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 23%(77) 36%(122) 17%(57) 23%(78) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 20%(63) 33%(102) 21%(64) 26%(81) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 28%(172) 35%(213) 16%(94) 21%(127) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 17%(92) 37%(195) 21%(114) 25%(132) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 22%(154) 32%(225) 19%(136) 27%(188) 702 Educ: < College 19%(239) 30%(374) 20%(244) 31%(392) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 23%(106) 42%(196) 17%(82) 18%(85) 470 Educ: Post-grad 30%(80) 33%(88) 18%(49) 19%(50) 267 Income: Under 50k 19%(194) 31%(308) 20%(196) 31%(307) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 22%(162) 37%(264) 18%(133) 23%(163) 722 Income: 100k+ 27%(69) 33%(87) 18%(46) 22%(57) 259 Ethnicity: White 22%(348) 35%(557) 19%(303) 25%(399) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 16%(31) 29%(56) 19%(37) 36%(68) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 23%(58) 24%(61) 17%(44) 35%(89) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL21_3: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President Trump briefly wearing a mask during a visit to a Ford factory in Michigan Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 21%(426) 33%(658) 19%(375) 27%(527) 1986 Ethnicity: Other 15%(20) 32%(41) 22%(28) 31%(39) 128 Community: Urban 24%(115) 32%(154) 17%(82) 27%(128) 479 Community: Suburban 22%(218) 36%(353) 17%(166) 25%(244) 981 Community: Rural 18%(93) 29%(151) 24%(127) 29%(155) 527 Employ: Private Sector 21%(142) 33%(225) 20%(136) 25%(170) 673 Employ: Government 15%(21) 36%(48) 27%(36) 22%(30) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 23%(35) 26%(40) 15%(23) 36%(55) 154 Employ: Homemaker 23%(24) 21%(22) 25%(26) 31%(31) 102 Employ: Retired 27%(140) 40%(209) 17%(91) 16%(86) 526 Employ: Unemployed 18%(33) 27%(51) 15%(28) 40%(74) 186 Employ: Other 20%(25) 35%(44) 15%(19) 29%(37) 125 Military HH: Yes 23%(75) 39%(129) 18%(58) 20%(65) 327 Military HH: No 21%(351) 32%(529) 19%(317) 28%(462) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 21%(139) 33%(223) 18%(121) 29%(193) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 22%(287) 33%(435) 19%(253) 26%(334) 1309 Trump Job Approve 21%(165) 36%(282) 19%(151) 25%(196) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 23%(260) 33%(372) 19%(213) 26%(292) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 27%(126) 34%(158) 17%(80) 23%(107) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 12%(39) 38%(124) 22%(71) 28%(89) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 10%(25) 31%(81) 30%(77) 29%(76) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 27%(235) 33%(291) 16%(137) 25%(216) 879 Favorable of Trump 22%(167) 35%(267) 19%(147) 24%(185) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 23%(256) 33%(375) 19%(213) 25%(287) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 28%(131) 34%(160) 17%(80) 22%(105) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 12%(36) 37%(108) 23%(66) 28%(80) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 12%(24) 34%(70) 29%(61) 26%(54) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 25%(232) 33%(304) 17%(153) 25%(233) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL21_3: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? President Trump briefly wearing a mask during a visit to a Ford factory in Michigan Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 21%(426) 33%(658) 19%(375) 27%(527) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 20%(136) 32%(212) 23%(151) 25%(165) 663 #1 Issue: Security 21%(55) 36%(93) 18%(46) 25%(66) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 23%(94) 36%(148) 16%(65) 26%(108) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 30%(82) 34%(95) 20%(55) 17%(46) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 22%(21) 27%(26) 11%(11) 40%(39) 96 #1 Issue: Education 7% (7) 25%(24) 19%(18) 48%(45) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 11% (8) 35%(24) 20%(14) 34%(23) 69 #1 Issue: Other 21%(24) 33%(37) 14%(15) 32%(35) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 26%(214) 34%(283) 18%(150) 22%(180) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 23%(151) 37%(240) 18%(120) 22%(140) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 13%(9) 33%(22) 28%(18) 26%(18) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 27%(194) 36%(260) 16%(119) 22%(158) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 22%(149) 36%(247) 20%(134) 22%(153) 682 2016 Vote: Other 17%(23) 37%(50) 24%(33) 22%(31) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 14%(60) 23%(101) 20%(88) 43%(186) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 24%(329) 36%(492) 18%(248) 21%(281) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 15%(97) 26%(166) 20%(126) 39%(246) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 26%(227) 36%(313) 18%(157) 21%(183) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 21%(108) 37%(191) 20%(103) 21%(110) 513 2012 Vote: Other 20%(16) 40%(33) 16%(13) 24%(19) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 15%(75) 24%(121) 20%(101) 42%(215) 511 4-Region: Northeast 25%(89) 34%(119) 17%(61) 24%(86) 354 4-Region: Midwest 21%(94) 33%(150) 23%(103) 24%(109) 456 4-Region: South 22%(160) 33%(246) 19%(140) 26%(195) 741 4-Region: West 19%(82) 33%(143) 16%(71) 32%(137) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 24%(229) 33%(316) 17%(159) 25%(239) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 21%(165) 34%(264) 20%(152) 25%(189) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL21_4: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Senate confirming Rep. John Ratcliffe as national intelligence director Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 7%(132) 21%(414) 25%(499) 47%(941) 1986 Gender: Male 9%(85) 26%(244) 26%(239) 39%(362) 930 Gender: Female 4%(47) 16%(170) 25%(260) 55%(579) 1056 Age: 18-34 6%(30) 18%(89) 21%(105) 55%(275) 499 Age: 35-44 6%(20) 19%(58) 29%(88) 45%(136) 302 Age: 45-64 6%(40) 20%(148) 27%(194) 47%(342) 723 Age: 65+ 9%(42) 26%(119) 24%(112) 41%(189) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 5%(11) 11%(25) 25%(56) 59%(130) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 7%(30) 22%(95) 20%(84) 51%(217) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 5%(22) 18%(84) 30%(139) 47%(214) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 8%(61) 24%(192) 25%(204) 43%(350) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 7%(54) 22%(173) 24%(192) 47%(366) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 5%(30) 16%(87) 25%(142) 54%(298) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 7%(48) 24%(154) 26%(165) 43%(277) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 8%(27) 30%(99) 23%(75) 40%(131) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 6%(27) 16%(74) 26%(117) 52%(235) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 8%(21) 19%(49) 29%(77) 44%(117) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 3%(9) 13%(38) 22%(65) 62%(181) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 11%(37) 29%(96) 26%(87) 34%(114) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 4%(11) 19%(58) 25%(78) 53%(163) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 9%(56) 22%(136) 24%(143) 45%(271) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 4%(21) 20%(108) 26%(141) 49%(264) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 8%(53) 23%(158) 28%(195) 42%(296) 702 Educ: < College 6%(72) 18%(219) 24%(297) 53%(661) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 7%(32) 26%(124) 30%(140) 37%(175) 470 Educ: Post-grad 10%(28) 27%(71) 23%(62) 40%(106) 267 Income: Under 50k 5%(54) 18%(179) 24%(246) 52%(527) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 6%(43) 23%(169) 26%(187) 45%(323) 722 Income: 100k+ 14%(35) 25%(66) 26%(67) 35%(91) 259 Ethnicity: White 7%(105) 22%(348) 25%(407) 46%(745) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 9%(17) 20%(39) 25%(48) 46%(88) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 8%(19) 19%(47) 22%(55) 52%(130) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL21_4: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Senate confirming Rep. John Ratcliffe as national intelligence director Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 7%(132) 21%(414) 25%(499) 47%(941) 1986 Ethnicity: Other 6% (7) 15%(19) 28%(36) 51%(66) 128 Community: Urban 10%(47) 20%(98) 24%(114) 46%(220) 479 Community: Suburban 6%(63) 22%(216) 25%(248) 46%(454) 981 Community: Rural 4%(22) 19%(100) 26%(137) 51%(268) 527 Employ: Private Sector 7%(45) 22%(150) 26%(172) 45%(306) 673 Employ: Government 3%(4) 21%(28) 33%(45) 43%(57) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 8%(13) 23%(36) 20%(30) 49%(75) 154 Employ: Homemaker 10%(11) 11%(12) 22%(22) 57%(58) 102 Employ: Retired 8%(42) 25%(134) 27%(142) 40%(208) 526 Employ: Unemployed 6%(11) 13%(24) 21%(39) 60%(111) 186 Employ: Other 2% (3) 16%(19) 22%(27) 61%(76) 125 Military HH: Yes 11%(35) 22%(72) 29%(95) 38%(125) 327 Military HH: No 6%(97) 21%(342) 24%(404) 49%(816) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 8%(53) 22%(152) 26%(174) 44%(298) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 6%(79) 20%(262) 25%(325) 49%(643) 1309 Trump Job Approve 7%(54) 22%(178) 26%(206) 45%(355) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 7%(76) 21%(233) 25%(289) 47%(538) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 9%(45) 25%(116) 25%(119) 41%(191) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 3%(10) 19%(62) 27%(87) 51%(164) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 2% (5) 13%(34) 29%(76) 56%(143) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 8%(71) 23%(199) 24%(214) 45%(395) 879 Favorable of Trump 7%(50) 23%(174) 26%(203) 44%(340) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 7%(80) 20%(230) 25%(286) 47%(535) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 9%(44) 26%(122) 25%(121) 40%(189) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 2%(6) 18%(52) 28%(82) 52%(150) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 3%(6) 11%(22) 33%(68) 54%(113) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 8%(74) 23%(208) 24%(218) 46%(422) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL21_4: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Senate confirming Rep. John Ratcliffe as national intelligence director Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 7%(132) 21%(414) 25%(499) 47%(941) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 6%(37) 22%(148) 25%(167) 47%(311) 663 #1 Issue: Security 7%(18) 25%(65) 26%(67) 43%(111) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 9%(36) 22%(93) 23%(97) 46%(190) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 5%(14) 18%(51) 31%(86) 45%(125) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 9%(9) 11%(11) 17%(16) 62%(60) 96 #1 Issue: Education 4%(4) 12%(12) 28%(26) 56%(53) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 5% (3) 23%(16) 19%(13) 54%(37) 69 #1 Issue: Other 9%(10) 17%(19) 24%(27) 50%(55) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 7%(59) 25%(208) 24%(199) 44%(360) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 7%(48) 23%(152) 25%(162) 44%(289) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 1% (1) 14%(9) 32%(21) 53%(35) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 8%(57) 24%(177) 25%(180) 43%(316) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 7%(45) 23%(155) 26%(180) 44%(302) 682 2016 Vote: Other 6% (8) 22%(30) 19%(25) 53%(72) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5%(22) 12%(50) 26%(114) 57%(249) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 7%(98) 25%(337) 25%(332) 43%(584) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 5%(34) 12%(77) 26%(167) 56%(357) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 8%(70) 23%(206) 24%(207) 45%(395) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 7%(36) 24%(124) 26%(134) 43%(220) 513 2012 Vote: Other 2% (1) 16%(13) 35%(29) 47%(39) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5%(24) 14%(71) 25%(129) 56%(287) 511 4-Region: Northeast 9%(34) 19%(68) 27%(97) 44%(156) 354 4-Region: Midwest 6%(26) 18%(81) 27%(121) 50%(228) 456 4-Region: South 6%(44) 24%(177) 23%(174) 47%(347) 741 4-Region: West 6%(28) 20%(88) 25%(107) 49%(211) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 7%(66) 21%(203) 25%(238) 46%(437) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 7%(53) 23%(176) 26%(203) 44%(338) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL21_5: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Lincoln Project, a group of Republicans seeking to prevent President Trump’s re-election Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 8%(167) 15%(300) 22%(428) 55%(1091) 1986 Gender: Male 10%(89) 17%(158) 24%(219) 50%(463) 930 Gender: Female 7%(78) 13%(142) 20%(208) 59%(628) 1056 Age: 18-34 9%(44) 18%(89) 20%(100) 53%(266) 499 Age: 35-44 9%(27) 15%(46) 23%(71) 52%(158) 302 Age: 45-64 7%(51) 12%(88) 23%(166) 58%(418) 723 Age: 65+ 10%(45) 17%(78) 20%(91) 54%(249) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 8%(18) 13%(30) 21%(47) 57%(128) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 9%(37) 19%(80) 20%(87) 52%(222) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 8%(37) 13%(60) 23%(105) 56%(257) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 9%(69) 15%(124) 21%(171) 55%(442) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 12%(96) 18%(139) 21%(164) 49%(386) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 7%(40) 13%(74) 20%(114) 59%(330) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 5%(32) 14%(88) 23%(149) 58%(375) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 14%(47) 20%(66) 21%(70) 45%(147) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 11%(49) 16%(73) 21%(94) 53%(239) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 8%(22) 15%(40) 24%(63) 52%(139) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6%(18) 11%(33) 17%(51) 65%(192) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 6%(20) 15%(52) 26%(85) 53%(177) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 4%(12) 12%(36) 21%(64) 64%(198) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 14%(86) 19%(113) 21%(125) 47%(283) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 8%(45) 16%(87) 23%(120) 53%(280) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 4%(27) 13%(88) 23%(164) 60%(423) 702 Educ: < College 6%(76) 13%(158) 22%(272) 60%(743) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 12%(57) 20%(93) 22%(102) 46%(218) 470 Educ: Post-grad 13%(34) 18%(49) 20%(54) 49%(130) 267 Income: Under 50k 8%(77) 15%(156) 21%(214) 56%(558) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 8%(61) 13%(95) 22%(162) 56%(404) 722 Income: 100k+ 11%(30) 19%(49) 20%(51) 50%(129) 259 Ethnicity: White 8%(130) 15%(244) 21%(335) 56%(898) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 15%(28) 17%(33) 24%(47) 44%(84) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 10%(25) 16%(41) 24%(59) 50%(127) 252 Continued on next page

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Table POL21_5: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Lincoln Project, a group of Republicans seeking to prevent President Trump’s re-election Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 8%(167) 15%(300) 22%(428) 55%(1091) 1986 Ethnicity: Other 10%(13) 12%(16) 26%(34) 52%(66) 128 Community: Urban 12%(56) 19%(89) 19%(91) 51%(243) 479 Community: Suburban 8%(77) 15%(147) 22%(219) 55%(538) 981 Community: Rural 6%(34) 12%(65) 22%(117) 59%(311) 527 Employ: Private Sector 8%(55) 15%(103) 24%(159) 53%(357) 673 Employ: Government 4% (5) 15%(20) 30%(40) 51%(69) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 18%(28) 16%(24) 19%(30) 47%(72) 154 Employ: Homemaker 7% (7) 13%(14) 18%(19) 61%(63) 102 Employ: Retired 8%(40) 17%(88) 21%(108) 55%(290) 526 Employ: Unemployed 9%(17) 12%(23) 19%(36) 59%(110) 186 Employ: Other 7% (8) 16%(20) 16%(19) 62%(77) 125 Military HH: Yes 7%(24) 19%(61) 25%(82) 49%(160) 327 Military HH: No 9%(144) 14%(239) 21%(345) 56%(931) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 5%(31) 16%(107) 22%(146) 58%(394) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 10%(137) 15%(193) 22%(281) 53%(697) 1309 Trump Job Approve 4%(33) 14%(109) 22%(178) 60%(474) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 12%(135) 17%(190) 21%(243) 50%(569) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 5%(26) 13%(61) 23%(107) 59%(278) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 2% (7) 15%(48) 22%(71) 61%(196) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 6%(14) 14%(37) 24%(62) 56%(145) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 14%(120) 17%(153) 21%(181) 48%(424) 879 Favorable of Trump 4%(31) 14%(104) 23%(176) 59%(455) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 12%(133) 16%(183) 21%(241) 51%(574) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 5%(25) 14%(65) 23%(110) 58%(277) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 2%(6) 14%(39) 23%(66) 61%(178) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 3% (7) 10%(22) 24%(51) 62%(130) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 14%(126) 18%(162) 21%(190) 48%(444) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL21_5: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Lincoln Project, a group of Republicans seeking to prevent President Trump’s re-election Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 8%(167) 15%(300) 22%(428) 55%(1091) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 6%(40) 16%(108) 23%(153) 55%(362) 663 #1 Issue: Security 4%(10) 13%(34) 28%(74) 55%(142) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 12%(51) 15%(61) 19%(78) 54%(226) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 10%(29) 12%(35) 21%(58) 56%(156) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 11%(10) 18%(17) 17%(16) 55%(52) 96 #1 Issue: Education 5%(4) 14%(14) 23%(22) 58%(54) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 7% (5) 22%(15) 14%(10) 56%(39) 69 #1 Issue: Other 16%(18) 15%(17) 15%(17) 53%(59) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 14%(115) 19%(154) 21%(174) 46%(384) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 4%(25) 13%(82) 25%(163) 58%(380) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 7% (5) 11% (7) 15%(10) 67%(45) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 13%(95) 19%(135) 22%(163) 46%(337) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 5%(33) 12%(81) 24%(160) 60%(407) 682 2016 Vote: Other 11%(15) 19%(26) 12%(16) 58%(79) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5%(24) 13%(57) 20%(88) 61%(265) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 10%(129) 16%(213) 23%(317) 51%(691) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 6%(38) 14%(87) 17%(110) 63%(400) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 12%(107) 18%(154) 22%(194) 48%(424) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 5%(24) 12%(59) 24%(121) 60%(308) 513 2012 Vote: Other 7% (5) 7%(6) 22%(18) 64%(52) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(31) 16%(81) 18%(93) 60%(306) 511 4-Region: Northeast 9%(33) 15%(52) 20%(70) 56%(199) 354 4-Region: Midwest 7%(32) 17%(76) 20%(93) 56%(255) 456 4-Region: South 8%(60) 16%(116) 23%(172) 53%(394) 741 4-Region: West 10%(42) 13%(56) 21%(93) 56%(243) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 12%(114) 18%(167) 21%(198) 49%(464) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 5%(40) 13%(102) 23%(176) 59%(451) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL21_6: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? Former Vice President Joe Biden telling Charlamagne Tha God, a black radio host, that ’if you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black’ Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 33%(648) 27%(538) 12%(241) 28%(559) 1986 Gender: Male 36%(335) 28%(257) 12%(107) 25%(231) 930 Gender: Female 30%(313) 27%(282) 13%(134) 31%(329) 1056 Age: 18-34 26%(128) 25%(124) 12%(61) 37%(186) 499 Age: 35-44 27%(81) 24%(74) 15%(45) 34%(102) 302 Age: 45-64 32%(229) 27%(197) 12%(90) 29%(208) 723 Age: 65+ 46%(211) 31%(143) 10%(44) 14%(64) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 24%(54) 18%(41) 13%(30) 44%(98) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 27%(116) 28%(121) 12%(51) 32%(138) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 30%(137) 25%(113) 13%(60) 33%(150) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 38%(310) 30%(241) 12%(93) 20%(162) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 32%(251) 30%(238) 13%(101) 25%(196) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 27%(150) 26%(143) 14%(80) 33%(184) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 38%(247) 24%(157) 9%(60) 28%(179) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 32%(106) 30%(101) 13%(43) 24%(80) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 32%(144) 30%(137) 13%(58) 26%(116) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 34%(90) 28%(74) 12%(33) 26%(69) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 21%(61) 24%(69) 16%(47) 39%(115) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 42%(139) 25%(82) 9%(31) 25%(82) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 35%(108) 24%(75) 9%(29) 31%(97) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 37%(227) 28%(169) 12%(73) 23%(137) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 23%(125) 35%(186) 14%(77) 27%(146) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 40%(281) 24%(169) 10%(73) 25%(179) 702 Educ: < College 30%(374) 24%(304) 12%(152) 34%(420) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 36%(169) 33%(155) 12%(55) 19%(90) 470 Educ: Post-grad 39%(105) 30%(79) 13%(34) 18%(49) 267 Income: Under 50k 29%(296) 25%(256) 13%(128) 32%(326) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 34%(244) 32%(228) 11%(82) 23%(168) 722 Income: 100k+ 41%(107) 21%(55) 12%(31) 26%(66) 259 Ethnicity: White 33%(534) 28%(452) 11%(184) 27%(437) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 28%(54) 25%(49) 10%(19) 37%(71) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL21_6: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? Former Vice President Joe Biden telling Charlamagne Tha God, a black radio host, that ’if you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black’ Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 33%(648) 27%(538) 12%(241) 28%(559) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 34%(86) 23%(57) 13%(34) 30%(75) 252 Ethnicity: Other 22%(28) 22%(28) 18%(23) 38%(48) 128 Community: Urban 33%(156) 30%(143) 12%(56) 26%(124) 479 Community: Suburban 35%(343) 27%(267) 11%(110) 27%(261) 981 Community: Rural 28%(148) 24%(129) 14%(75) 33%(175) 527 Employ: Private Sector 32%(217) 27%(181) 13%(89) 28%(185) 673 Employ: Government 31%(42) 31%(42) 16%(22) 22%(29) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 31%(47) 28%(43) 11%(18) 30%(46) 154 Employ: Homemaker 18%(19) 25%(25) 11%(11) 46%(47) 102 Employ: Retired 43%(224) 31%(163) 11%(57) 16%(82) 526 Employ: Unemployed 28%(52) 19%(36) 12%(22) 41%(77) 186 Employ: Other 26%(33) 23%(28) 10%(12) 41%(51) 125 Military HH: Yes 37%(121) 28%(90) 13%(42) 23%(74) 327 Military HH: No 32%(527) 27%(448) 12%(199) 29%(485) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 36%(244) 23%(157) 12%(81) 29%(196) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 31%(404) 29%(381) 12%(160) 28%(363) 1309 Trump Job Approve 39%(307) 24%(187) 11%(88) 27%(211) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 30%(338) 31%(347) 13%(148) 27%(305) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 45%(214) 20%(95) 9%(45) 25%(118) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 29%(93) 29%(93) 14%(44) 29%(93) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 19%(49) 27%(71) 20%(51) 34%(87) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 33%(289) 31%(276) 11%(96) 25%(218) 879 Favorable of Trump 39%(296) 25%(188) 10%(77) 27%(205) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 30%(342) 30%(335) 14%(156) 26%(298) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 46%(219) 20%(96) 9%(45) 24%(116) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 26%(77) 32%(92) 11%(32) 31%(89) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 21%(45) 25%(53) 22%(47) 31%(66) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 32%(298) 31%(282) 12%(109) 25%(232) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL21_6: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? Former Vice President Joe Biden telling Charlamagne Tha God, a black radio host, that ’if you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black’ Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 33%(648) 27%(538) 12%(241) 28%(559) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 33%(219) 24%(161) 14%(93) 29%(190) 663 #1 Issue: Security 34%(90) 31%(82) 8%(20) 26%(69) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 35%(144) 28%(117) 10%(42) 27%(113) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 39%(108) 28%(78) 14%(38) 19%(53) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 25%(24) 25%(24) 12%(12) 38%(36) 96 #1 Issue: Education 12%(11) 30%(28) 17%(16) 41%(38) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 36%(25) 26%(18) 12% (8) 26%(18) 69 #1 Issue: Other 24%(27) 28%(31) 10%(11) 38%(43) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 33%(270) 32%(264) 13%(108) 22%(185) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 40%(261) 26%(168) 10%(66) 24%(155) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 24%(16) 23%(15) 15%(10) 38%(25) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 33%(238) 31%(227) 13%(98) 23%(166) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 40%(274) 25%(170) 10%(67) 25%(170) 682 2016 Vote: Other 27%(37) 31%(43) 13%(17) 29%(40) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 22%(98) 22%(98) 13%(56) 42%(184) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 36%(491) 30%(399) 11%(152) 23%(310) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 25%(157) 22%(140) 14%(89) 39%(249) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 33%(294) 31%(274) 13%(112) 23%(199) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 39%(198) 26%(131) 11%(57) 25%(126) 513 2012 Vote: Other 39%(32) 29%(23) 9% (7) 24%(20) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 24%(124) 21%(109) 13%(64) 42%(214) 511 4-Region: Northeast 38%(136) 28%(99) 10%(34) 24%(85) 354 4-Region: Midwest 30%(135) 28%(126) 14%(62) 29%(134) 456 4-Region: South 33%(248) 28%(208) 12%(89) 27%(197) 741 4-Region: West 29%(128) 24%(105) 13%(57) 33%(144) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 32%(298) 30%(280) 13%(124) 26%(241) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 39%(298) 24%(187) 10%(77) 27%(207) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POL21_7: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Trump administration announcing plans to withdraw the United States from the Treaty on Open Skies, a 34-country agreement aiming to reduce the potential of accidental war Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 10%(205) 21%(426) 22%(432) 46%(923) 1986 Gender: Male 12%(114) 26%(245) 23%(215) 38%(355) 930 Gender: Female 9%(91) 17%(181) 21%(217) 54%(568) 1056 Age: 18-34 11%(55) 21%(104) 19%(94) 49%(246) 499 Age: 35-44 11%(33) 19%(59) 23%(70) 47%(140) 302 Age: 45-64 9%(64) 20%(145) 23%(168) 48%(346) 723 Age: 65+ 11%(52) 26%(119) 22%(100) 41%(190) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 10%(22) 23%(51) 17%(37) 50%(112) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 12%(51) 19%(80) 22%(94) 47%(201) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 8%(35) 19%(87) 23%(104) 51%(233) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 11%(86) 24%(190) 22%(179) 44%(352) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 11%(87) 24%(189) 21%(163) 44%(345) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 9%(49) 19%(106) 20%(113) 52%(290) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 11%(68) 20%(131) 24%(156) 45%(287) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 12%(40) 30%(98) 23%(74) 36%(118) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 10%(47) 20%(91) 20%(89) 50%(227) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 10%(26) 23%(61) 26%(68) 42%(110) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 8%(23) 15%(45) 15%(45) 62%(180) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 14%(48) 26%(86) 22%(73) 38%(127) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 7%(20) 15%(46) 27%(83) 52%(160) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 15%(89) 25%(154) 22%(132) 38%(231) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 9%(51) 22%(116) 22%(120) 46%(248) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 8%(57) 20%(143) 23%(163) 48%(340) 702 Educ: < College 8%(102) 19%(240) 21%(263) 52%(644) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 12%(56) 26%(122) 26%(120) 37%(172) 470 Educ: Post-grad 17%(46) 24%(64) 18%(49) 40%(107) 267 Income: Under 50k 9%(92) 19%(195) 21%(212) 50%(507) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 10%(75) 23%(168) 23%(164) 44%(314) 722 Income: 100k+ 14%(37) 24%(63) 22%(57) 39%(102) 259 Ethnicity: White 10%(167) 21%(341) 22%(355) 46%(743) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 11%(21) 23%(44) 23%(45) 43%(82) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POL21_7: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Trump administration announcing plans to withdraw the United States from the Treaty on Open Skies, a 34-country agreement aiming to reduce the potential of accidental war Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 10%(205) 21%(426) 22%(432) 46%(923) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 10%(24) 24%(60) 19%(47) 48%(121) 252 Ethnicity: Other 11%(14) 20%(25) 24%(31) 45%(58) 128 Community: Urban 14%(69) 23%(110) 17%(83) 45%(217) 479 Community: Suburban 10%(100) 21%(210) 24%(235) 44%(436) 981 Community: Rural 7%(35) 20%(106) 22%(115) 51%(270) 527 Employ: Private Sector 11%(76) 21%(144) 24%(160) 44%(294) 673 Employ: Government 6% (8) 24%(32) 24%(32) 46%(62) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 14%(22) 19%(29) 19%(30) 47%(72) 154 Employ: Homemaker 13%(14) 15%(16) 19%(20) 52%(53) 102 Employ: Retired 10%(54) 27%(143) 22%(113) 41%(216) 526 Employ: Unemployed 8%(15) 15%(28) 21%(38) 56%(104) 186 Employ: Other 7%(9) 14%(18) 22%(28) 56%(70) 125 Military HH: Yes 14%(47) 25%(81) 24%(79) 37%(121) 327 Military HH: No 9%(157) 21%(346) 21%(354) 48%(802) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 10%(69) 20%(135) 23%(159) 46%(314) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 10%(136) 22%(291) 21%(273) 46%(608) 1309 Trump Job Approve 10%(75) 19%(148) 26%(203) 46%(367) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 11%(126) 24%(277) 19%(220) 45%(513) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 13%(61) 19%(88) 25%(116) 44%(205) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 4%(14) 19%(60) 27%(86) 50%(162) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 5%(12) 23%(59) 20%(51) 53%(137) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 13%(114) 25%(219) 19%(169) 43%(376) 879 Favorable of Trump 9%(71) 18%(138) 26%(196) 47%(362) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 11%(129) 25%(277) 20%(224) 44%(501) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 12%(57) 20%(94) 24%(115) 44%(210) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 5%(14) 15%(44) 28%(80) 52%(151) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 5%(10) 22%(46) 20%(43) 53%(111) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 13%(119) 25%(232) 20%(181) 42%(390) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POL21_7: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the following? The Trump administration announcing plans to withdraw the United States from the Treaty on Open Skies, a 34-country agreement aiming to reduce the potential of accidental war Demographic A lot Some Not Much Nothing at all Total N Registered Voters 10%(205) 21%(426) 22%(432) 46%(923) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 9%(58) 20%(129) 25%(167) 47%(309) 663 #1 Issue: Security 12%(30) 20%(53) 22%(58) 46%(120) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 10%(42) 24%(99) 22%(90) 44%(184) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 12%(34) 24%(66) 21%(58) 43%(119) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 13%(12) 18%(17) 16%(16) 53%(51) 96 #1 Issue: Education 7% (7) 20%(18) 15%(14) 58%(55) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 11% (8) 25%(17) 17%(11) 48%(33) 69 #1 Issue: Other 13%(14) 23%(26) 17%(18) 47%(52) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 12%(100) 26%(217) 20%(167) 41%(343) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 10%(68) 20%(129) 26%(168) 44%(285) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 6%(4) 16%(11) 21%(14) 57%(38) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 13%(91) 26%(193) 20%(148) 41%(298) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 9%(60) 20%(134) 26%(177) 46%(310) 682 2016 Vote: Other 14%(19) 19%(25) 17%(23) 50%(69) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(34) 17%(74) 19%(82) 56%(246) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 11%(152) 23%(312) 23%(317) 42%(571) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 8%(53) 18%(114) 18%(116) 55%(352) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 12%(108) 25%(216) 22%(191) 42%(366) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 8%(41) 20%(100) 24%(124) 48%(247) 513 2012 Vote: Other 12%(10) 18%(15) 30%(25) 40%(33) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(46) 19%(96) 18%(93) 54%(277) 511 4-Region: Northeast 11%(39) 23%(81) 22%(78) 44%(157) 354 4-Region: Midwest 8%(37) 21%(98) 22%(98) 49%(224) 456 4-Region: South 11%(85) 21%(159) 20%(149) 47%(348) 741 4-Region: West 10%(44) 20%(89) 25%(107) 45%(194) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 11%(106) 25%(233) 21%(197) 43%(407) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 10%(77) 20%(150) 25%(192) 45%(350) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_1: Next we will look at a list of names that are active in politics. It is a long list, please take the time to go through the list carefully and give an individual answer for each name below. For each person, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or Very Unfavorable opinion of each If you have heard of the person, but do not have an opinion, please mark ’Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person, please mark ’Never Heard Of.’Mitch McConnell Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 24%(477) 46%(910) 18%(362) 12%(237) 1986 Gender: Male 29%(270) 47%(441) 14%(129) 10%(89) 930 Gender: Female 20%(206) 44%(469) 22%(233) 14%(148) 1056 Age: 18-34 16%(81) 35%(173) 20%(97) 30%(148) 499 Age: 35-44 20%(61) 44%(134) 24%(74) 11%(33) 302 Age: 45-64 25%(179) 50%(365) 18%(129) 7%(51) 723 Age: 65+ 34%(156) 52%(238) 14%(63) 1% (5) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 14%(32) 24%(53) 22%(48) 40%(89) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 18%(76) 44%(186) 20%(87) 18%(77) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 22%(103) 48%(221) 21%(95) 9%(40) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 30%(239) 51%(408) 16%(128) 4%(31) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 10%(81) 63%(494) 17%(132) 10%(79) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 18%(99) 46%(258) 21%(119) 15%(81) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 46%(297) 25%(158) 17%(111) 12%(77) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 11%(36) 66%(219) 13%(41) 10%(34) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 10%(44) 60%(274) 20%(91) 10%(45) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 25%(65) 50%(132) 15%(41) 10%(27) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 11%(33) 43%(127) 27%(78) 19%(54) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 50%(169) 27%(90) 14%(47) 8%(28) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 42%(129) 22%(68) 21%(64) 16%(49) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 9%(55) 69%(421) 12%(73) 9%(57) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 16%(86) 51%(270) 21%(110) 13%(67) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 45%(319) 29%(202) 18%(129) 8%(53) 702 Educ: < College 24%(298) 41%(511) 21%(260) 14%(180) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 23%(109) 56%(262) 14%(65) 7%(34) 470 Educ: Post-grad 26%(70) 51%(137) 14%(37) 9%(23) 267 Income: Under 50k 23%(232) 41%(415) 21%(207) 15%(151) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 23%(167) 53%(380) 16%(114) 9%(62) 722 Income: 100k+ 30%(78) 45%(115) 16%(41) 9%(24) 259 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_1: Next we will look at a list of names that are active in politics. It is a long list, please take the time to go through the list carefully and give an individual answer for each name below. For each person, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or Very Unfavorable opinion of each If you have heard of the person, but do not have an opinion, please mark ’Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person, please mark ’Never Heard Of.’Mitch McConnell Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 24%(477) 46%(910) 18%(362) 12%(237) 1986 Ethnicity: White 26%(418) 46%(743) 18%(288) 10%(158) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 21%(40) 36%(69) 23%(45) 20%(38) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 16%(40) 44%(110) 19%(48) 21%(54) 252 Ethnicity: Other 15%(19) 45%(57) 20%(26) 20%(26) 128 Community: Urban 20%(96) 47%(227) 17%(84) 15%(71) 479 Community: Suburban 24%(233) 49%(481) 17%(165) 10%(102) 981 Community: Rural 28%(147) 38%(202) 21%(113) 12%(64) 527 Employ: Private Sector 23%(154) 49%(327) 19%(126) 10%(66) 673 Employ: Government 29%(39) 38%(51) 16%(21) 17%(23) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 25%(39) 43%(67) 14%(22) 17%(26) 154 Employ: Homemaker 16%(16) 42%(43) 28%(29) 14%(15) 102 Employ: Retired 33%(172) 51%(269) 14%(73) 2%(11) 526 Employ: Unemployed 18%(33) 39%(73) 19%(35) 24%(46) 186 Employ: Other 13%(16) 41%(51) 32%(40) 14%(17) 125 Military HH: Yes 30%(99) 47%(154) 15%(49) 8%(25) 327 Military HH: No 23%(377) 46%(756) 19%(313) 13%(212) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 45%(305) 20%(132) 22%(147) 14%(93) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 13%(172) 59%(778) 16%(215) 11%(143) 1309 Trump Job Approve 46%(363) 22%(178) 20%(161) 12%(92) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 10%(112) 64%(727) 15%(173) 11%(124) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 56%(263) 17%(81) 16%(75) 11%(53) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 31%(100) 30%(97) 27%(86) 12%(39) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 19%(49) 37%(94) 27%(71) 17%(44) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 7%(63) 72%(633) 12%(102) 9%(81) 879 Favorable of Trump 48%(364) 22%(166) 20%(153) 11%(83) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 10%(108) 65%(735) 15%(173) 10%(116) 1131 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_1: Next we will look at a list of names that are active in politics. It is a long list, please take the time to go through the list carefully and give an individual answer for each name below. For each person, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or Very Unfavorable opinion of each If you have heard of the person, but do not have an opinion, please mark ’Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person, please mark ’Never Heard Of.’Mitch McConnell Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 24%(477) 46%(910) 18%(362) 12%(237) 1986 Very Favorable of Trump 56%(266) 18%(84) 17%(80) 10%(47) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 34%(98) 28%(82) 25%(74) 12%(36) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 20%(42) 42%(89) 23%(48) 15%(31) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 7%(65) 70%(647) 14%(125) 9%(85) 922 #1 Issue: Economy 27%(182) 44%(288) 19%(123) 10%(70) 663 #1 Issue: Security 49%(127) 20%(51) 18%(47) 14%(36) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 13%(54) 60%(249) 16%(68) 11%(45) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 25%(69) 54%(148) 19%(51) 3% (8) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 14%(13) 41%(40) 23%(22) 22%(21) 96 #1 Issue: Education 11%(10) 31%(30) 20%(19) 38%(35) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 21%(15) 56%(38) 12% (8) 11% (7) 69 #1 Issue: Other 6% (7) 59%(66) 21%(24) 13%(15) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 11%(88) 69%(570) 14%(118) 6%(52) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 49%(318) 27%(176) 16%(102) 9%(55) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 12% (8) 54%(36) 25%(17) 9%(6) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 9%(68) 70%(509) 15%(109) 6%(44) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 48%(328) 26%(180) 17%(118) 8%(55) 682 2016 Vote: Other 12%(16) 72%(98) 11%(14) 6% (8) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 15%(65) 28%(120) 28%(121) 30%(130) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 28%(372) 52%(701) 14%(193) 6%(85) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 17%(105) 33%(209) 27%(169) 24%(152) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 13%(115) 65%(572) 15%(134) 7%(58) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 49%(250) 28%(143) 18%(93) 5%(28) 513 2012 Vote: Other 29%(24) 46%(37) 17%(14) 9% (7) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 17%(88) 31%(158) 24%(122) 28%(143) 511 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_1: Next we will look at a list of names that are active in politics. It is a long list, please take the time to go through the list carefully and give an individual answer for each name below. For each person, please indicate if you have a Very Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Somewhat Unfavorable, or Very Unfavorable opinion of each If you have heard of the person, but do not have an opinion, please mark ’Heard Of, No Opinion.’ If you have not heard of the person, please mark ’Never Heard Of.’Mitch McConnell Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 24%(477) 46%(910) 18%(362) 12%(237) 1986 4-Region: Northeast 23%(81) 47%(167) 21%(76) 9%(30) 354 4-Region: Midwest 23%(104) 49%(222) 16%(75) 12%(56) 456 4-Region: South 27%(197) 44%(323) 18%(130) 12%(91) 741 4-Region: West 22%(95) 45%(197) 19%(81) 14%(60) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 10%(91) 65%(610) 16%(152) 10%(90) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 45%(343) 26%(202) 18%(141) 11%(84) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_2: Favorability for Nancy Pelosi Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 37%(727) 50%(999) 8%(162) 5%(98) 1986 Gender: Male 35%(321) 53%(490) 7%(64) 6%(55) 930 Gender: Female 38%(406) 48%(509) 9%(99) 4%(43) 1056 Age: 18-34 30%(150) 39%(193) 16%(79) 16%(77) 499 Age: 35-44 35%(106) 51%(153) 10%(31) 4%(11) 302 Age: 45-64 36%(258) 57%(411) 6%(46) 1% (8) 723 Age: 65+ 46%(213) 52%(242) 1%(6) — (1) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 25%(56) 30%(67) 19%(41) 26%(58) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 34%(143) 48%(206) 12%(51) 6%(26) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 37%(169) 52%(240) 9%(40) 2%(10) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 40%(326) 56%(449) 3%(28) — (4) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 67%(529) 20%(153) 9%(67) 4%(35) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 26%(143) 54%(299) 13%(74) 7%(41) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 8%(54) 85%(546) 3%(21) 3%(22) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 66%(220) 21%(71) 6%(21) 6%(19) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 68%(310) 18%(83) 10%(46) 4%(16) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 26%(70) 55%(145) 11%(30) 7%(20) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 25%(74) 53%(154) 15%(44) 7%(21) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 9%(31) 82%(274) 4%(12) 5%(16) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 7%(23) 88%(271) 3%(9) 2%(6) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 69%(416) 23%(142) 5%(31) 3%(17) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 39%(210) 44%(236) 11%(60) 5%(27) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 12%(85) 80%(565) 5%(33) 3%(19) 702 Educ: < College 32%(405) 51%(640) 10%(122) 7%(83) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 43%(204) 50%(235) 5%(23) 2% (7) 470 Educ: Post-grad 44%(118) 46%(123) 7%(17) 3% (8) 267 Income: Under 50k 35%(354) 49%(489) 9%(93) 7%(69) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 38%(271) 52%(377) 8%(54) 3%(20) 722 Income: 100k+ 39%(102) 51%(133) 5%(14) 4%(10) 259 Ethnicity: White 34%(544) 57%(912) 6%(104) 3%(46) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 45%(87) 30%(57) 16%(32) 9%(17) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_2: Favorability for Nancy Pelosi Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 37%(727) 50%(999) 8%(162) 5%(98) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 54%(135) 17%(43) 15%(37) 14%(36) 252 Ethnicity: Other 38%(48) 34%(43) 17%(21) 12%(16) 128 Community: Urban 45%(213) 40%(192) 8%(40) 7%(34) 479 Community: Suburban 40%(389) 48%(473) 8%(80) 4%(38) 981 Community: Rural 24%(125) 63%(334) 8%(42) 5%(26) 527 Employ: Private Sector 37%(247) 53%(355) 8%(55) 2%(15) 673 Employ: Government 30%(40) 53%(71) 9%(11) 9%(12) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 30%(46) 49%(76) 9%(14) 12%(18) 154 Employ: Homemaker 31%(32) 54%(55) 12%(12) 3% (3) 102 Employ: Retired 43%(224) 54%(284) 3%(17) — (1) 526 Employ: Unemployed 34%(63) 38%(71) 13%(23) 15%(28) 186 Employ: Other 36%(45) 50%(62) 9%(11) 5%(6) 125 Military HH: Yes 37%(122) 57%(185) 3%(11) 3%(9) 327 Military HH: No 36%(605) 49%(813) 9%(151) 5%(89) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 11%(72) 77%(520) 7%(45) 6%(41) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 50%(655) 37%(479) 9%(117) 4%(57) 1309 Trump Job Approve 9%(68) 82%(654) 5%(43) 4%(29) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 58%(655) 29%(333) 9%(97) 5%(52) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 8%(39) 85%(400) 4%(18) 3%(14) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 9%(29) 79%(254) 8%(24) 5%(15) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 30%(77) 49%(127) 17%(44) 4%(10) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 66%(577) 24%(207) 6%(53) 5%(42) 879 Favorable of Trump 7%(57) 85%(653) 5%(35) 3%(21) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 58%(659) 29%(330) 8%(93) 4%(49) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 7%(35) 87%(415) 3%(14) 2%(12) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 8%(23) 82%(237) 7%(20) 3%(10) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 30%(63) 55%(115) 12%(25) 3%(6) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 65%(596) 23%(215) 7%(68) 5%(42) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_2: Favorability for Nancy Pelosi Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 37%(727) 50%(999) 8%(162) 5%(98) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 29%(193) 60%(397) 7%(48) 4%(26) 663 #1 Issue: Security 15%(39) 76%(197) 5%(12) 5%(12) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 51%(212) 35%(144) 8%(35) 6%(25) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 46%(128) 48%(132) 5%(14) 1% (3) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 48%(46) 30%(29) 10%(10) 12%(11) 96 #1 Issue: Education 35%(33) 32%(30) 19%(18) 13%(13) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 44%(30) 41%(28) 16%(11) — (0) 69 #1 Issue: Other 42%(47) 37%(42) 13%(14) 8% (8) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 67%(556) 24%(199) 6%(51) 3%(22) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 9%(57) 88%(571) 1%(10) 2%(13) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 11% (8) 70%(47) 13%(9) 5% (3) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 70%(512) 20%(147) 6%(47) 3%(23) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 7%(49) 89%(606) 2%(15) 2%(12) 682 2016 Vote: Other 29%(40) 60%(82) 8%(11) 2% (3) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 28%(123) 37%(163) 20%(89) 14%(60) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 41%(549) 53%(719) 4%(55) 2%(27) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 28%(178) 44%(279) 17%(107) 11%(72) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 61%(537) 29%(259) 7%(61) 3%(23) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 8%(43) 88%(451) 3%(14) 1%(4) 513 2012 Vote: Other 9% (7) 86%(70) 5%(4) 1% (1) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 27%(140) 43%(219) 16%(83) 14%(70) 511 4-Region: Northeast 37%(132) 51%(182) 9%(33) 2% (7) 354 4-Region: Midwest 37%(169) 52%(236) 6%(29) 5%(22) 456 4-Region: South 34%(252) 52%(386) 8%(59) 6%(45) 741 4-Region: West 40%(174) 45%(195) 9%(41) 6%(24) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 65%(618) 22%(204) 9%(82) 4%(39) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 8%(59) 85%(656) 4%(31) 3%(23) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_3: Favorability for Charles Schumer Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 27%(533) 36%(719) 20%(394) 17%(340) 1986 Gender: Male 28%(260) 44%(412) 15%(140) 13%(118) 930 Gender: Female 26%(274) 29%(307) 24%(254) 21%(221) 1056 Age: 18-34 15%(75) 23%(117) 22%(110) 40%(197) 499 Age: 35-44 26%(77) 35%(106) 25%(76) 14%(43) 302 Age: 45-64 27%(196) 43%(313) 20%(143) 10%(71) 723 Age: 65+ 40%(185) 40%(183) 14%(65) 6%(28) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 10%(21) 15%(33) 25%(55) 51%(113) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 20%(87) 31%(134) 22%(95) 26%(110) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 26%(118) 41%(189) 22%(99) 12%(53) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 35%(281) 41%(332) 17%(136) 7%(57) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 45%(356) 18%(140) 22%(169) 15%(120) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 21%(118) 33%(183) 22%(125) 24%(131) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 9%(59) 62%(396) 16%(100) 14%(88) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 50%(164) 24%(78) 14%(47) 13%(42) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 42%(192) 13%(61) 27%(123) 17%(78) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 23%(60) 42%(110) 18%(49) 17%(46) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 20%(58) 25%(73) 26%(76) 29%(85) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 11%(36) 67%(223) 13%(45) 9%(30) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 8%(23) 56%(173) 18%(55) 19%(58) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 49%(300) 18%(112) 18%(107) 14%(87) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 29%(155) 30%(161) 25%(135) 15%(83) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 10%(71) 61%(428) 15%(108) 13%(95) 702 Educ: < College 23%(287) 34%(428) 22%(273) 21%(261) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 33%(155) 39%(181) 19%(87) 10%(46) 470 Educ: Post-grad 34%(92) 41%(109) 13%(34) 12%(32) 267 Income: Under 50k 25%(247) 32%(318) 23%(229) 21%(210) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 29%(210) 40%(289) 18%(127) 13%(96) 722 Income: 100k+ 29%(76) 43%(111) 15%(38) 13%(33) 259 Ethnicity: White 26%(425) 40%(650) 18%(295) 15%(236) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 24%(46) 29%(56) 22%(42) 25%(49) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_3: Favorability for Charles Schumer Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 27%(533) 36%(719) 20%(394) 17%(340) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 32%(81) 13%(33) 28%(70) 27%(67) 252 Ethnicity: Other 21%(27) 28%(36) 22%(29) 28%(36) 128 Community: Urban 31%(151) 27%(131) 22%(105) 19%(91) 479 Community: Suburban 29%(284) 38%(370) 18%(176) 15%(152) 981 Community: Rural 19%(99) 41%(218) 22%(113) 18%(97) 527 Employ: Private Sector 26%(178) 39%(260) 21%(140) 14%(96) 673 Employ: Government 15%(20) 44%(60) 22%(29) 19%(25) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 24%(37) 33%(51) 20%(31) 22%(34) 154 Employ: Homemaker 25%(25) 32%(33) 21%(21) 23%(23) 102 Employ: Retired 36%(191) 42%(219) 15%(78) 7%(38) 526 Employ: Unemployed 24%(46) 25%(47) 18%(34) 32%(59) 186 Employ: Other 22%(28) 31%(39) 28%(34) 19%(24) 125 Military HH: Yes 28%(93) 41%(134) 16%(53) 14%(47) 327 Military HH: No 27%(441) 35%(585) 21%(341) 18%(292) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 12%(79) 52%(350) 19%(129) 18%(120) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 35%(454) 28%(369) 20%(265) 17%(220) 1309 Trump Job Approve 11%(84) 57%(454) 17%(132) 16%(124) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 39%(449) 23%(257) 21%(242) 17%(190) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 10%(46) 63%(295) 15%(71) 13%(60) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 12%(38) 49%(159) 19%(61) 20%(65) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 14%(36) 31%(80) 31%(81) 24%(61) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 47%(413) 20%(177) 18%(161) 15%(128) 879 Favorable of Trump 9%(70) 59%(454) 18%(137) 14%(106) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 40%(458) 23%(257) 20%(232) 16%(185) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 7%(35) 65%(309) 15%(73) 12%(59) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 12%(34) 50%(145) 22%(64) 16%(46) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 14%(30) 37%(77) 28%(58) 21%(44) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 46%(428) 19%(179) 19%(173) 15%(141) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_3: Favorability for Charles Schumer Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 27%(533) 36%(719) 20%(394) 17%(340) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 20%(135) 45%(300) 20%(131) 14%(96) 663 #1 Issue: Security 11%(28) 53%(138) 19%(50) 17%(44) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 38%(160) 27%(111) 18%(74) 17%(71) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 39%(107) 32%(89) 22%(60) 8%(21) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 25%(24) 19%(18) 21%(20) 35%(33) 96 #1 Issue: Education 17%(16) 23%(21) 19%(17) 41%(39) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 33%(23) 21%(14) 23%(16) 23%(16) 69 #1 Issue: Other 36%(40) 24%(27) 23%(25) 17%(19) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 50%(411) 21%(172) 19%(154) 11%(91) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 8%(54) 66%(429) 14%(93) 11%(74) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 10% (7) 43%(29) 24%(16) 22%(15) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 52%(382) 18%(128) 19%(138) 11%(82) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 8%(55) 65%(445) 16%(106) 11%(75) 682 2016 Vote: Other 26%(35) 45%(61) 17%(23) 13%(18) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 13%(58) 19%(85) 29%(127) 38%(165) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 32%(435) 41%(557) 16%(221) 10%(137) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 15%(98) 26%(162) 27%(173) 32%(202) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 45%(398) 24%(209) 20%(178) 11%(94) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 10%(52) 66%(338) 15%(76) 9%(47) 513 2012 Vote: Other 10% (8) 65%(54) 11%(9) 14%(12) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 15%(75) 23%(118) 25%(130) 37%(187) 511 4-Region: Northeast 34%(121) 40%(141) 17%(59) 9%(34) 354 4-Region: Midwest 28%(130) 34%(156) 20%(91) 17%(79) 456 4-Region: South 23%(174) 37%(271) 21%(157) 19%(139) 741 4-Region: West 25%(110) 35%(150) 20%(86) 20%(88) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 46%(431) 18%(172) 21%(198) 15%(141) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 9%(70) 60%(462) 17%(131) 14%(106) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_4: Favorability for Mike Pence Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 38%(749) 48%(949) 10%(205) 4%(83) 1986 Gender: Male 43%(397) 44%(411) 9%(87) 4%(35) 930 Gender: Female 33%(352) 51%(538) 11%(118) 5%(48) 1056 Age: 18-34 22%(110) 49%(244) 17%(85) 12%(60) 499 Age: 35-44 37%(111) 46%(138) 14%(41) 4%(12) 302 Age: 45-64 43%(311) 47%(343) 8%(59) 1%(10) 723 Age: 65+ 47%(217) 48%(224) 4%(21) — (1) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 16%(35) 47%(104) 20%(45) 17%(38) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 29%(125) 50%(212) 14%(60) 7%(30) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 42%(192) 46%(213) 10%(46) 2%(9) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 45%(359) 48%(388) 7%(54) 1%(6) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 12%(96) 75%(589) 10%(79) 3%(22) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 30%(169) 47%(260) 15%(86) 8%(42) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 75%(484) 16%(100) 6%(40) 3%(19) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 16%(54) 70%(233) 10%(33) 4%(12) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 9%(42) 78%(356) 10%(46) 2%(10) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 34%(90) 47%(124) 13%(35) 6%(16) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 27%(79) 47%(137) 17%(51) 9%(26) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 76%(252) 16%(55) 6%(20) 2% (7) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 75%(232) 15%(45) 7%(20) 4%(12) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 10%(58) 82%(496) 7%(40) 2%(12) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 29%(154) 55%(294) 13%(71) 3%(15) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 73%(512) 18%(127) 7%(50) 2%(12) 702 Educ: < College 38%(481) 43%(541) 12%(156) 6%(72) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 36%(169) 56%(263) 7%(32) 1% (5) 470 Educ: Post-grad 37%(99) 54%(145) 7%(17) 2%(6) 267 Income: Under 50k 37%(367) 44%(443) 13%(133) 6%(62) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 37%(270) 53%(382) 8%(55) 2%(15) 722 Income: 100k+ 43%(111) 48%(124) 7%(17) 2%(6) 259 Ethnicity: White 43%(684) 46%(736) 9%(143) 3%(44) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 24%(46) 49%(95) 21%(41) 5%(11) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_4: Favorability for Mike Pence Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 38%(749) 48%(949) 10%(205) 4%(83) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 14%(36) 57%(144) 17%(42) 12%(29) 252 Ethnicity: Other 23%(29) 53%(68) 16%(21) 8%(10) 128 Community: Urban 29%(139) 52%(251) 12%(59) 6%(29) 479 Community: Suburban 36%(356) 51%(503) 10%(94) 3%(28) 981 Community: Rural 48%(253) 37%(195) 10%(52) 5%(27) 527 Employ: Private Sector 38%(256) 52%(348) 9%(59) 2%(11) 673 Employ: Government 40%(54) 37%(49) 17%(22) 6%(9) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 32%(49) 49%(75) 9%(14) 11%(16) 154 Employ: Homemaker 38%(39) 45%(46) 13%(14) 3% (3) 102 Employ: Retired 47%(248) 47%(246) 6%(31) — (1) 526 Employ: Unemployed 27%(51) 42%(79) 15%(28) 15%(29) 186 Employ: Other 33%(42) 47%(58) 15%(18) 5% (7) 125 Military HH: Yes 44%(143) 47%(153) 7%(23) 2% (8) 327 Military HH: No 37%(606) 48%(795) 11%(183) 5%(75) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 73%(492) 12%(81) 10%(66) 6%(38) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 20%(257) 66%(868) 11%(139) 3%(45) 1309 Trump Job Approve 76%(603) 11%(91) 8%(67) 4%(32) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 13%(142) 74%(847) 10%(110) 3%(38) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 83%(392) 9%(40) 5%(23) 4%(17) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 66%(212) 16%(51) 14%(44) 5%(15) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 28%(73) 46%(118) 21%(54) 5%(12) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 8%(69) 83%(728) 6%(55) 3%(26) 879 Favorable of Trump 80%(610) 10%(78) 7%(56) 3%(23) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 12%(132) 76%(863) 9%(106) 3%(31) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 86%(408) 7%(34) 5%(22) 3%(13) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 70%(202) 15%(44) 12%(34) 3%(10) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 28%(59) 49%(103) 19%(40) 3% (7) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 8%(73) 82%(760) 7%(66) 3%(23) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_4: Favorability for Mike Pence Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 38%(749) 48%(949) 10%(205) 4%(83) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 47%(314) 41%(270) 9%(58) 3%(21) 663 #1 Issue: Security 68%(176) 17%(45) 11%(28) 4%(11) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 21%(85) 62%(259) 14%(58) 3%(12) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 41%(114) 52%(143) 6%(17) 1% (3) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 20%(19) 61%(59) 9%(9) 10%(10) 96 #1 Issue: Education 17%(16) 47%(44) 19%(18) 17%(16) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 15%(10) 71%(49) 12% (8) 2% (1) 69 #1 Issue: Other 13%(14) 72%(80) 8%(9) 7% (8) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 12%(101) 77%(640) 8%(69) 2%(17) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 79%(512) 16%(104) 4%(25) 2%(10) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 36%(24) 40%(27) 18%(12) 6%(4) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 11%(79) 79%(575) 8%(56) 3%(20) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 81%(555) 12%(84) 5%(34) 1%(10) 682 2016 Vote: Other 20%(27) 70%(96) 9%(12) 1% (2) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 20%(88) 44%(191) 24%(103) 12%(52) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 42%(572) 50%(681) 6%(76) 2%(22) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 28%(177) 42%(268) 20%(129) 10%(61) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 18%(160) 71%(628) 8%(74) 2%(18) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 78%(399) 17%(86) 5%(23) 1% (5) 513 2012 Vote: Other 61%(50) 28%(23) 9% (8) 2% (1) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 28%(141) 41%(212) 19%(99) 12%(59) 511 4-Region: Northeast 38%(136) 52%(184) 8%(29) 1% (5) 354 4-Region: Midwest 38%(172) 51%(232) 7%(32) 5%(21) 456 4-Region: South 41%(300) 42%(313) 12%(89) 5%(38) 741 4-Region: West 32%(141) 51%(220) 13%(55) 4%(19) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 12%(110) 76%(720) 9%(86) 3%(27) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 74%(567) 16%(126) 7%(54) 3%(23) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_5: Favorability for Donald Trump Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 39%(766) 57%(1131) 4%(76) 1%(12) 1986 Gender: Male 42%(390) 54%(498) 4%(37) — (4) 930 Gender: Female 36%(376) 60%(633) 4%(39) 1% (8) 1056 Age: 18-34 27%(136) 62%(307) 9%(47) 2%(9) 499 Age: 35-44 39%(119) 58%(175) 2% (5) 1%(4) 302 Age: 45-64 43%(311) 54%(392) 3%(20) — (0) 723 Age: 65+ 44%(201) 56%(257) 1%(4) — (0) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 22%(48) 60%(134) 15%(33) 3% (7) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 35%(150) 60%(257) 4%(16) 1% (3) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 39%(180) 57%(264) 3%(14) — (2) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 44%(357) 54%(437) 2%(13) — (0) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 7%(58) 89%(700) 3%(25) — (3) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 31%(174) 60%(335) 7%(39) 2%(10) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 83%(535) 15%(96) 2%(13) — (0) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 9%(31) 87%(286) 4%(12) — (2) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 6%(27) 91%(414) 3%(13) — (1) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 34%(89) 59%(155) 7%(18) 1% (3) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 29%(85) 62%(180) 7%(21) 2% (7) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 81%(270) 17%(57) 2% (7) — (0) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 86%(265) 13%(39) 2%(6) — (0) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 9%(53) 90%(543) 2%(10) — (0) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 29%(155) 67%(355) 4%(21) — (2) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 73%(512) 24%(171) 2%(15) 1%(4) 702 Educ: < College 40%(505) 54%(671) 5%(64) 1%(9) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 36%(168) 62%(293) 2% (8) — (1) 470 Educ: Post-grad 35%(94) 62%(167) 2% (5) 1% (2) 267 Income: Under 50k 38%(385) 55%(554) 6%(57) 1%(9) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 38%(273) 60%(430) 2%(17) — (1) 722 Income: 100k+ 42%(108) 57%(147) 1% (2) 1% (3) 259 Ethnicity: White 44%(710) 52%(843) 3%(47) — (6) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 22%(43) 71%(137) 6%(11) 1% (2) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_5: Favorability for Donald Trump Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 39%(766) 57%(1131) 4%(76) 1%(12) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 12%(30) 77%(194) 9%(23) 2% (5) 252 Ethnicity: Other 20%(26) 74%(94) 5%(6) 1% (2) 128 Community: Urban 30%(145) 64%(307) 5%(22) 1% (5) 479 Community: Suburban 36%(351) 60%(588) 4%(39) — (3) 981 Community: Rural 51%(271) 45%(236) 3%(15) 1% (5) 527 Employ: Private Sector 40%(270) 57%(386) 2%(14) — (3) 673 Employ: Government 36%(49) 53%(71) 9%(11) 2% (3) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 34%(53) 60%(93) 3%(4) 3%(4) 154 Employ: Homemaker 44%(45) 52%(53) 3%(4) — (0) 102 Employ: Retired 43%(224) 56%(293) 2% (8) — (0) 526 Employ: Unemployed 32%(59) 59%(110) 8%(15) 1% (2) 186 Employ: Other 40%(50) 53%(66) 8%(10) — (0) 125 Military HH: Yes 43%(140) 54%(177) 3% (8) 1% (2) 327 Military HH: No 38%(626) 58%(954) 4%(68) 1%(10) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 82%(554) 13%(85) 4%(30) 1%(9) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 16%(212) 80%(1046) 4%(46) — (3) 1309 Trump Job Approve 91%(724) 6%(49) 3%(20) — (1) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 3%(35) 94%(1069) 3%(30) — (3) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 96%(453) 3%(14) 1%(4) — (1) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 84%(270) 11%(36) 5%(16) — (0) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 7%(18) 86%(222) 7%(18) — (0) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 2%(16) 96%(847) 1%(12) — (3) 879 Favorable of Trump 100%(766) — (0) — (0) — (0) 766 Unfavorable of Trump — (0) 100%(1131) — (0) — (0) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 100%(476) — (0) — (0) — (0) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 100%(290) — (0) — (0) — (0) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump — (0) 100%(209) — (0) — (0) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump — (0) 100%(922) — (0) — (0) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_5: Favorability for Donald Trump Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 39%(766) 57%(1131) 4%(76) 1%(12) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 48%(316) 49%(324) 3%(20) — (3) 663 #1 Issue: Security 72%(188) 22%(57) 5%(14) 1% (2) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 22%(91) 74%(307) 4%(16) — (2) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 38%(107) 60%(165) 2% (5) — (0) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 18%(17) 73%(70) 9%(9) — (0) 96 #1 Issue: Education 18%(17) 70%(66) 8% (8) 3% (3) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 11% (8) 86%(59) 1% (1) 2% (1) 69 #1 Issue: Other 20%(22) 76%(84) 3% (3) 1% (1) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 6%(51) 91%(756) 2%(18) — (3) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 83%(540) 16%(104) 1% (5) — (1) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 40%(26) 47%(31) 8% (5) 5% (3) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 5%(37) 93%(676) 2%(15) — (2) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 84%(576) 14%(96) 1% (8) — (2) 682 2016 Vote: Other 16%(22) 81%(111) 2% (2) 1% (1) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 30%(132) 56%(244) 12%(51) 2% (8) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 41%(550) 58%(777) 1%(19) — (5) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 34%(217) 56%(354) 9%(57) 1% (8) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 15%(129) 83%(733) 2%(16) — (2) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 79%(404) 20%(104) 1%(4) — (1) 513 2012 Vote: Other 66%(54) 31%(25) 2% (2) 1% (1) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 35%(179) 53%(268) 11%(55) 2%(9) 511 4-Region: Northeast 37%(132) 58%(207) 4%(13) 1% (3) 354 4-Region: Midwest 38%(174) 59%(270) 3%(12) — (1) 456 4-Region: South 44%(324) 52%(388) 4%(27) — (3) 741 4-Region: West 31%(136) 61%(267) 6%(25) 1%(6) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 7%(63) 90%(851) 3%(27) — (3) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 80%(619) 17%(134) 2%(15) — (1) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_6: Favorability for Republicans in Congress Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 35%(693) 54%(1064) 8%(154) 4%(76) 1986 Gender: Male 39%(366) 51%(477) 5%(51) 4%(36) 930 Gender: Female 31%(327) 56%(586) 10%(103) 4%(40) 1056 Age: 18-34 26%(127) 50%(251) 14%(70) 10%(50) 499 Age: 35-44 37%(112) 50%(152) 8%(24) 5%(14) 302 Age: 45-64 38%(276) 55%(396) 6%(46) 1%(6) 723 Age: 65+ 38%(177) 57%(265) 3%(14) 1%(6) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 22%(48) 44%(99) 19%(42) 15%(33) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 32%(134) 53%(224) 10%(41) 6%(27) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 36%(163) 56%(256) 7%(32) 2% (7) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 39%(316) 55%(443) 5%(39) 1% (8) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 8%(65) 83%(653) 6%(48) 3%(20) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 24%(134) 54%(300) 15%(82) 7%(41) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 77%(493) 17%(110) 4%(25) 2%(15) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 11%(38) 81%(269) 4%(14) 3%(10) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 6%(27) 84%(384) 7%(34) 2%(10) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 27%(71) 57%(151) 9%(24) 7%(19) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 22%(63) 51%(150) 20%(58) 8%(22) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 77%(257) 17%(57) 4%(13) 2% (7) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 76%(236) 17%(53) 4%(12) 3% (8) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 10%(58) 85%(516) 3%(20) 2%(12) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 25%(135) 62%(329) 10%(51) 3%(18) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 67%(472) 26%(180) 5%(35) 2%(16) 702 Educ: < College 36%(446) 50%(622) 10%(121) 5%(60) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 32%(150) 62%(292) 4%(20) 2% (8) 470 Educ: Post-grad 36%(96) 56%(150) 5%(13) 3% (8) 267 Income: Under 50k 34%(342) 51%(509) 10%(97) 6%(57) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 34%(245) 58%(422) 6%(42) 2%(12) 722 Income: 100k+ 41%(105) 51%(132) 6%(15) 3% (7) 259 Ethnicity: White 39%(625) 51%(824) 7%(109) 3%(47) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 22%(43) 58%(112) 12%(23) 7%(14) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_6: Favorability for Republicans in Congress Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 35%(693) 54%(1064) 8%(154) 4%(76) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 14%(36) 65%(165) 12%(29) 9%(22) 252 Ethnicity: Other 24%(31) 58%(74) 12%(15) 6% (7) 128 Community: Urban 30%(142) 56%(269) 8%(37) 6%(29) 479 Community: Suburban 32%(318) 58%(566) 7%(70) 3%(26) 981 Community: Rural 44%(232) 43%(228) 9%(47) 4%(20) 527 Employ: Private Sector 37%(250) 56%(374) 5%(32) 3%(17) 673 Employ: Government 34%(45) 48%(65) 11%(15) 7%(10) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 31%(48) 51%(79) 8%(12) 10%(15) 154 Employ: Homemaker 38%(39) 48%(49) 10%(11) 3% (3) 102 Employ: Retired 38%(200) 56%(295) 5%(26) 1%(4) 526 Employ: Unemployed 28%(53) 48%(90) 15%(27) 9%(16) 186 Employ: Other 32%(40) 55%(68) 10%(13) 3%(4) 125 Military HH: Yes 39%(127) 55%(178) 3%(11) 3%(11) 327 Military HH: No 34%(565) 53%(885) 9%(144) 4%(65) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 70%(477) 17%(113) 8%(57) 5%(31) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 16%(216) 73%(951) 7%(97) 3%(45) 1309 Trump Job Approve 74%(586) 17%(137) 6%(46) 3%(24) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 9%(102) 81%(918) 7%(78) 3%(39) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 85%(400) 11%(52) 3%(14) 1%(6) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 58%(187) 26%(85) 10%(33) 6%(18) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 22%(56) 60%(155) 14%(35) 5%(12) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 5%(45) 87%(763) 5%(43) 3%(27) 879 Favorable of Trump 78%(594) 15%(118) 4%(33) 3%(21) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 8%(91) 82%(929) 7%(77) 3%(35) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 85%(407) 9%(44) 3%(15) 2%(11) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 64%(187) 25%(74) 6%(18) 4%(11) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 24%(50) 59%(123) 14%(29) 3% (7) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 4%(40) 87%(806) 5%(48) 3%(28) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_6: Favorability for Republicans in Congress Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 35%(693) 54%(1064) 8%(154) 4%(76) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 42%(281) 47%(314) 7%(43) 4%(24) 663 #1 Issue: Security 67%(175) 23%(59) 7%(19) 3% (8) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 20%(85) 69%(285) 7%(30) 4%(15) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 31%(85) 61%(170) 6%(17) 2% (5) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 16%(15) 67%(64) 7%(6) 11%(11) 96 #1 Issue: Education 19%(18) 52%(48) 21%(20) 8% (8) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 15%(10) 71%(49) 12% (8) 2% (1) 69 #1 Issue: Other 20%(23) 66%(73) 10%(11) 4% (5) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 8%(69) 84%(698) 5%(40) 2%(19) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 74%(484) 21%(139) 2%(13) 2%(14) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 27%(18) 57%(38) 10% (7) 7%(4) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 8%(55) 85%(619) 5%(35) 3%(21) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 73%(496) 23%(154) 3%(21) 2%(11) 682 2016 Vote: Other 22%(30) 71%(97) 5% (7) 2% (3) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 26%(111) 44%(191) 21%(91) 10%(41) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 37%(503) 57%(766) 4%(51) 2%(31) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 30%(189) 47%(298) 16%(103) 7%(45) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 14%(127) 78%(689) 5%(42) 2%(22) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 72%(369) 23%(120) 3%(16) 2% (8) 513 2012 Vote: Other 53%(43) 42%(34) 3% (2) 3% (2) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 30%(153) 43%(220) 18%(94) 9%(44) 511 4-Region: Northeast 36%(127) 54%(192) 8%(29) 2% (7) 354 4-Region: Midwest 33%(150) 56%(257) 8%(34) 3%(15) 456 4-Region: South 38%(279) 50%(371) 8%(58) 4%(33) 741 4-Region: West 31%(136) 56%(244) 8%(33) 5%(21) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 8%(80) 83%(781) 6%(58) 3%(25) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 73%(562) 20%(156) 4%(32) 3%(20) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_7: Favorability for Democrats in Congress Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 43%(852) 46%(912) 8%(159) 3%(62) 1986 Gender: Male 41%(378) 51%(475) 5%(50) 3%(26) 930 Gender: Female 45%(474) 41%(437) 10%(109) 3%(36) 1056 Age: 18-34 43%(214) 32%(161) 16%(79) 9%(45) 499 Age: 35-44 43%(129) 45%(135) 10%(30) 3% (8) 302 Age: 45-64 40%(286) 54%(387) 6%(43) 1% (7) 723 Age: 65+ 48%(223) 50%(229) 2% (8) — (2) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 42%(94) 25%(55) 20%(45) 13%(29) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 43%(182) 40%(171) 12%(53) 5%(20) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 42%(193) 50%(228) 7%(33) 1%(6) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 44%(353) 52%(418) 4%(28) 1% (7) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 79%(623) 14%(113) 5%(37) 2%(13) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 31%(173) 48%(269) 15%(83) 6%(32) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 9%(56) 82%(529) 6%(40) 3%(17) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 79%(262) 17%(56) 2% (8) 2%(6) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 80%(362) 13%(57) 6%(29) 2% (7) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 32%(85) 53%(141) 9%(25) 5%(13) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 30%(88) 44%(128) 20%(58) 6%(19) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 9%(32) 83%(278) 5%(18) 2% (7) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 8%(25) 81%(252) 7%(23) 3%(10) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 76%(460) 21%(125) 3%(16) 1%(6) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 48%(255) 40%(212) 10%(54) 2%(13) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 15%(105) 77%(543) 6%(40) 2%(15) 702 Educ: < College 40%(503) 46%(573) 10%(125) 4%(49) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 47%(221) 47%(220) 4%(21) 2% (8) 470 Educ: Post-grad 48%(129) 45%(119) 5%(13) 2%(6) 267 Income: Under 50k 43%(433) 43%(430) 10%(103) 4%(39) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 43%(312) 49%(354) 6%(40) 2%(15) 722 Income: 100k+ 41%(107) 49%(128) 6%(16) 3% (8) 259 Ethnicity: White 38%(614) 52%(838) 7%(112) 3%(42) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 50%(96) 27%(53) 16%(30) 7%(13) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_7: Favorability for Democrats in Congress Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 43%(852) 46%(912) 8%(159) 3%(62) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 69%(174) 15%(37) 12%(29) 5%(12) 252 Ethnicity: Other 51%(65) 28%(36) 14%(18) 7% (8) 128 Community: Urban 53%(255) 35%(167) 7%(33) 5%(24) 479 Community: Suburban 43%(426) 45%(445) 9%(88) 2%(22) 981 Community: Rural 32%(171) 57%(300) 7%(39) 3%(17) 527 Employ: Private Sector 42%(285) 49%(331) 7%(45) 2%(12) 673 Employ: Government 34%(45) 47%(63) 13%(17) 7%(9) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 42%(64) 43%(66) 10%(15) 6%(9) 154 Employ: Homemaker 41%(42) 47%(48) 8%(9) 3% (3) 102 Employ: Retired 46%(243) 50%(263) 3%(16) 1% (3) 526 Employ: Unemployed 45%(83) 32%(60) 14%(26) 9%(18) 186 Employ: Other 42%(53) 45%(57) 8%(10) 4% (5) 125 Military HH: Yes 40%(131) 52%(169) 6%(20) 2% (8) 327 Military HH: No 44%(722) 45%(743) 8%(140) 3%(54) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 16%(106) 71%(480) 9%(62) 4%(30) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 57%(746) 33%(432) 7%(98) 2%(32) 1309 Trump Job Approve 11%(89) 78%(620) 8%(60) 3%(25) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 66%(754) 25%(284) 6%(71) 2%(28) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 8%(39) 85%(401) 5%(21) 2%(10) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 15%(50) 68%(220) 12%(39) 4%(14) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 44%(113) 40%(103) 13%(32) 4%(10) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 73%(641) 21%(181) 4%(39) 2%(18) 879 Favorable of Trump 10%(79) 81%(623) 6%(44) 3%(21) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 67%(756) 25%(279) 6%(69) 2%(27) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 7%(31) 86%(410) 5%(22) 3%(12) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 16%(48) 73%(212) 8%(22) 3% (8) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 40%(85) 44%(92) 13%(27) 3%(6) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 73%(672) 20%(187) 5%(42) 2%(21) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_7: Favorability for Democrats in Congress Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 43%(852) 46%(912) 8%(159) 3%(62) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 35%(232) 54%(360) 8%(50) 3%(21) 663 #1 Issue: Security 18%(48) 73%(191) 6%(15) 3% (7) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 58%(240) 32%(134) 7%(31) 3%(11) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 51%(141) 44%(121) 4%(12) 1% (3) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 52%(50) 30%(29) 12%(11) 6% (5) 96 #1 Issue: Education 45%(42) 27%(26) 21%(20) 7% (7) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 62%(43) 24%(16) 12% (8) 3% (2) 69 #1 Issue: Other 51%(57) 31%(35) 11%(12) 6% (7) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 77%(636) 17%(144) 5%(37) 1%(10) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 8%(49) 87%(564) 3%(20) 3%(17) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 11% (7) 71%(47) 12% (8) 6%(4) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 81%(591) 14%(102) 3%(23) 2%(14) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 8%(54) 87%(590) 4%(27) 2%(11) 682 2016 Vote: Other 32%(44) 58%(79) 8%(10) 2% (3) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 37%(163) 32%(138) 23%(100) 8%(34) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 45%(606) 50%(672) 4%(50) 2%(23) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 39%(247) 38%(240) 17%(109) 6%(40) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 69%(607) 25%(222) 4%(35) 2%(15) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 10%(50) 85%(438) 4%(19) 1%(6) 513 2012 Vote: Other 11%(9) 80%(65) 7%(6) 3% (2) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 36%(186) 36%(186) 19%(99) 8%(40) 511 4-Region: Northeast 46%(162) 44%(155) 9%(30) 2% (7) 354 4-Region: Midwest 42%(189) 49%(221) 6%(29) 3%(16) 456 4-Region: South 41%(304) 47%(350) 8%(58) 4%(29) 741 4-Region: West 45%(197) 43%(185) 10%(41) 2%(11) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 78%(735) 16%(149) 5%(43) 2%(17) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 9%(68) 82%(633) 6%(47) 3%(22) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_9: Favorability for Kevin McCarthy Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 17%(344) 26%(516) 27%(527) 30%(599) 1986 Gender: Male 24%(219) 31%(290) 24%(223) 21%(197) 930 Gender: Female 12%(125) 21%(226) 29%(304) 38%(402) 1056 Age: 18-34 13%(64) 18%(88) 24%(122) 45%(225) 499 Age: 35-44 15%(44) 23%(69) 27%(81) 36%(108) 302 Age: 45-64 17%(124) 30%(218) 26%(190) 26%(191) 723 Age: 65+ 24%(112) 30%(140) 29%(135) 16%(75) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 10%(22) 11%(25) 29%(65) 50%(111) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 14%(61) 22%(96) 23%(96) 41%(174) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 15%(67) 25%(113) 27%(125) 34%(154) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 22%(174) 33%(264) 28%(226) 18%(143) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 9%(69) 33%(258) 26%(207) 32%(251) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 12%(70) 26%(144) 29%(161) 33%(183) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 32%(205) 18%(114) 25%(158) 26%(165) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 13%(41) 41%(135) 23%(78) 23%(76) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 6%(28) 27%(123) 29%(130) 38%(174) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 18%(49) 34%(89) 24%(64) 24%(63) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 7%(21) 19%(54) 33%(98) 41%(120) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 39%(129) 20%(65) 25%(82) 17%(57) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 25%(76) 16%(49) 25%(76) 35%(108) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 7%(45) 38%(232) 24%(146) 30%(183) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 12%(63) 27%(142) 30%(160) 32%(168) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 32%(225) 19%(131) 25%(175) 25%(172) 702 Educ: < College 17%(214) 21%(267) 29%(358) 33%(409) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 16%(77) 35%(164) 24%(114) 24%(113) 470 Educ: Post-grad 20%(53) 32%(84) 20%(54) 28%(76) 267 Income: Under 50k 16%(162) 25%(251) 29%(288) 30%(304) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 17%(120) 27%(198) 25%(178) 31%(225) 722 Income: 100k+ 24%(62) 26%(67) 23%(61) 27%(69) 259 Ethnicity: White 19%(301) 27%(432) 26%(411) 29%(462) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 12%(24) 25%(49) 30%(58) 32%(61) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_9: Favorability for Kevin McCarthy Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 17%(344) 26%(516) 27%(527) 30%(599) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 10%(26) 23%(59) 33%(84) 33%(83) 252 Ethnicity: Other 13%(17) 20%(25) 25%(32) 42%(54) 128 Community: Urban 14%(65) 27%(129) 27%(130) 32%(154) 479 Community: Suburban 18%(174) 28%(273) 26%(258) 28%(276) 981 Community: Rural 20%(105) 22%(114) 26%(139) 32%(168) 527 Employ: Private Sector 16%(109) 29%(198) 26%(174) 28%(191) 673 Employ: Government 17%(23) 17%(23) 30%(40) 36%(48) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 14%(21) 30%(46) 25%(38) 31%(48) 154 Employ: Homemaker 11%(11) 16%(16) 29%(30) 44%(45) 102 Employ: Retired 24%(126) 31%(162) 28%(146) 17%(91) 526 Employ: Unemployed 16%(29) 19%(36) 22%(42) 43%(79) 186 Employ: Other 15%(18) 19%(24) 26%(33) 40%(50) 125 Military HH: Yes 20%(64) 28%(91) 29%(94) 24%(78) 327 Military HH: No 17%(280) 26%(425) 26%(433) 31%(521) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 32%(215) 15%(102) 26%(179) 27%(182) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 10%(129) 32%(414) 27%(348) 32%(417) 1309 Trump Job Approve 32%(253) 16%(126) 26%(209) 26%(205) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 8%(88) 34%(387) 26%(299) 32%(364) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 37%(174) 16%(76) 24%(115) 23%(106) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 25%(79) 15%(50) 29%(94) 31%(99) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 12%(31) 21%(55) 33%(84) 34%(88) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 7%(57) 38%(331) 24%(215) 31%(275) 879 Favorable of Trump 33%(253) 15%(115) 27%(204) 25%(194) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 8%(85) 35%(395) 26%(293) 32%(358) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 38%(183) 15%(73) 24%(114) 22%(107) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 24%(70) 15%(43) 31%(90) 30%(87) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 14%(30) 22%(45) 33%(70) 31%(65) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 6%(56) 38%(350) 24%(223) 32%(293) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_9: Favorability for Kevin McCarthy Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 17%(344) 26%(516) 27%(527) 30%(599) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 22%(147) 23%(154) 26%(171) 29%(191) 663 #1 Issue: Security 30%(78) 17%(43) 25%(66) 28%(73) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 10%(40) 32%(134) 26%(109) 32%(133) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 16%(45) 33%(91) 34%(93) 18%(49) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 10%(9) 21%(20) 28%(27) 42%(40) 96 #1 Issue: Education 12%(11) 11%(10) 22%(21) 55%(52) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 12% (8) 36%(24) 19%(13) 34%(23) 69 #1 Issue: Other 5% (5) 35%(39) 25%(28) 35%(39) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 9%(76) 38%(315) 25%(203) 28%(233) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 33%(213) 20%(129) 24%(159) 23%(150) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 9%(6) 26%(18) 34%(22) 31%(20) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 9%(65) 36%(264) 26%(190) 29%(210) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 32%(220) 19%(130) 26%(176) 23%(156) 682 2016 Vote: Other 9%(13) 43%(59) 22%(30) 26%(35) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 11%(46) 14%(60) 30%(131) 46%(198) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 20%(274) 30%(407) 24%(326) 25%(344) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 11%(70) 17%(109) 32%(202) 40%(255) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 10%(88) 36%(317) 27%(238) 27%(236) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 35%(178) 18%(92) 24%(124) 23%(119) 513 2012 Vote: Other 19%(16) 32%(26) 32%(26) 16%(13) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 12%(62) 16%(81) 27%(138) 45%(230) 511 4-Region: Northeast 22%(77) 24%(85) 29%(101) 26%(91) 354 4-Region: Midwest 15%(69) 27%(125) 29%(131) 29%(131) 456 4-Region: South 19%(144) 25%(184) 24%(179) 32%(234) 741 4-Region: West 12%(54) 28%(121) 27%(116) 33%(142) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 8%(79) 33%(315) 27%(253) 31%(296) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 30%(233) 19%(144) 26%(200) 25%(192) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_10: Favorability for Joe Biden Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 45%(898) 46%(920) 6%(117) 3%(51) 1986 Gender: Male 43%(398) 50%(463) 5%(42) 3%(26) 930 Gender: Female 47%(500) 43%(457) 7%(75) 2%(25) 1056 Age: 18-34 39%(196) 41%(207) 11%(54) 8%(42) 499 Age: 35-44 44%(134) 45%(136) 9%(26) 2%(6) 302 Age: 45-64 45%(323) 51%(370) 4%(29) — (2) 723 Age: 65+ 53%(245) 45%(208) 2% (8) — (1) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 37%(82) 37%(82) 14%(32) 12%(27) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 41%(175) 46%(198) 8%(36) 4%(18) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 47%(214) 46%(211) 6%(29) 1% (5) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 49%(392) 49%(396) 2%(17) — (2) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 78%(612) 16%(128) 4%(30) 2%(15) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 35%(196) 49%(271) 11%(64) 5%(27) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 14%(90) 81%(520) 4%(24) 1%(9) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 75%(250) 18%(61) 3%(11) 3%(9) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 80%(363) 15%(68) 4%(18) 1%(6) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 37%(98) 51%(135) 7%(20) 4%(12) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 33%(98) 46%(136) 15%(44) 5%(15) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 15%(51) 80%(267) 3%(12) 1% (5) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 13%(39) 82%(253) 4%(12) 1%(4) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 70%(426) 26%(155) 3%(18) 1% (7) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 57%(303) 35%(187) 6%(32) 2%(11) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 19%(130) 76%(534) 4%(27) 2%(12) 702 Educ: < College 42%(530) 47%(587) 7%(91) 3%(41) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 48%(226) 48%(226) 3%(13) 1%(4) 470 Educ: Post-grad 53%(142) 40%(106) 5%(13) 2%(6) 267 Income: Under 50k 44%(442) 45%(453) 7%(71) 4%(39) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 46%(331) 48%(349) 5%(36) 1% (5) 722 Income: 100k+ 48%(125) 45%(118) 4%(10) 2%(6) 259 Ethnicity: White 41%(666) 52%(834) 5%(78) 2%(29) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 50%(97) 34%(65) 9%(16) 7%(14) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_10: Favorability for Joe Biden Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 45%(898) 46%(920) 6%(117) 3%(51) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 63%(160) 19%(49) 10%(25) 7%(18) 252 Ethnicity: Other 57%(72) 29%(37) 11%(14) 3%(4) 128 Community: Urban 53%(254) 35%(169) 7%(35) 4%(21) 479 Community: Suburban 47%(463) 46%(453) 5%(48) 2%(16) 981 Community: Rural 34%(181) 56%(297) 7%(35) 3%(14) 527 Employ: Private Sector 45%(302) 49%(329) 5%(32) 1%(9) 673 Employ: Government 37%(50) 53%(71) 6% (8) 4% (5) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 37%(57) 46%(71) 10%(16) 7%(10) 154 Employ: Homemaker 47%(48) 42%(43) 9%(9) 3% (3) 102 Employ: Retired 51%(269) 47%(248) 1% (8) — (1) 526 Employ: Unemployed 45%(84) 36%(66) 12%(23) 7%(13) 186 Employ: Other 47%(58) 42%(53) 9%(11) 2% (3) 125 Military HH: Yes 44%(145) 51%(168) 2% (7) 2% (8) 327 Military HH: No 45%(754) 45%(751) 7%(111) 3%(43) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 18%(123) 72%(488) 6%(42) 4%(24) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 59%(775) 33%(431) 6%(75) 2%(27) 1309 Trump Job Approve 13%(106) 79%(629) 6%(44) 2%(15) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 69%(782) 25%(279) 4%(51) 2%(25) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 10%(45) 86%(407) 2%(11) 2% (8) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 19%(60) 69%(222) 10%(33) 2% (7) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 49%(126) 40%(104) 9%(23) 2% (5) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 75%(656) 20%(175) 3%(28) 2%(20) 879 Favorable of Trump 13%(96) 82%(625) 4%(34) 1%(11) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 70%(786) 25%(280) 4%(44) 2%(20) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 9%(41) 88%(417) 2%(11) 1% (7) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 19%(55) 72%(208) 8%(23) 1%(4) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 47%(98) 44%(92) 8%(16) 2%(4) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 75%(688) 20%(189) 3%(29) 2%(16) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_10: Favorability for Joe Biden Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 45%(898) 46%(920) 6%(117) 3%(51) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 39%(261) 54%(357) 5%(33) 2%(12) 663 #1 Issue: Security 21%(55) 72%(188) 5%(13) 2% (5) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 57%(235) 33%(137) 7%(30) 3%(13) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 59%(163) 38%(104) 3% (8) 1% (3) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 51%(49) 35%(34) 6%(6) 8% (7) 96 #1 Issue: Education 49%(46) 34%(32) 11%(10) 6% (5) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 55%(38) 33%(23) 5% (3) 7% (5) 69 #1 Issue: Other 47%(52) 39%(43) 13%(14) 1% (2) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 79%(653) 17%(144) 3%(21) 1%(9) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 11%(71) 85%(553) 2%(16) 2%(10) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 16%(11) 70%(47) 9%(6) 5% (3) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 81%(589) 15%(108) 3%(23) 1%(10) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 12%(81) 85%(576) 3%(17) 1% (7) 682 2016 Vote: Other 36%(49) 54%(74) 9%(13) 1% (1) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 40%(176) 37%(161) 15%(64) 8%(34) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 48%(648) 48%(651) 3%(38) 1%(14) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 39%(250) 42%(269) 12%(79) 6%(37) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 73%(638) 23%(203) 3%(30) 1% (7) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 13%(67) 83%(424) 3%(18) 1% (5) 513 2012 Vote: Other 12%(10) 83%(68) 4%(4) 1% (1) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 36%(184) 44%(224) 13%(65) 7%(38) 511 4-Region: Northeast 49%(173) 43%(154) 6%(22) 2% (5) 354 4-Region: Midwest 45%(205) 47%(215) 6%(29) 2% (8) 456 4-Region: South 44%(324) 48%(354) 6%(44) 3%(19) 741 4-Region: West 45%(196) 45%(197) 5%(23) 4%(19) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 76%(716) 18%(172) 4%(35) 2%(20) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 14%(105) 81%(623) 4%(30) 2%(12) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_11: Favorability for Stacey Abrams Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 23%(448) 21%(423) 21%(407) 36%(707) 1986 Gender: Male 24%(223) 28%(258) 20%(183) 28%(265) 930 Gender: Female 21%(225) 16%(165) 21%(224) 42%(443) 1056 Age: 18-34 19%(93) 16%(78) 19%(93) 47%(234) 499 Age: 35-44 23%(69) 18%(55) 27%(82) 32%(96) 302 Age: 45-64 20%(146) 25%(178) 21%(154) 34%(245) 723 Age: 65+ 31%(141) 24%(112) 17%(78) 28%(131) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 13%(29) 13%(28) 22%(50) 52%(116) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 21%(91) 18%(77) 22%(93) 39%(166) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 21%(99) 21%(97) 24%(109) 34%(154) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 26%(211) 25%(202) 18%(143) 31%(250) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 39%(309) 9%(72) 19%(150) 32%(254) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 17%(96) 19%(108) 26%(144) 37%(209) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 7%(43) 38%(243) 18%(113) 38%(244) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 42%(140) 13%(43) 19%(62) 26%(86) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 37%(169) 6%(29) 19%(88) 37%(168) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 19%(50) 25%(67) 28%(75) 27%(72) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 16%(46) 14%(41) 24%(69) 47%(137) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 10%(33) 44%(148) 14%(47) 32%(106) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 3%(10) 31%(95) 22%(67) 45%(138) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 43%(263) 9%(53) 18%(112) 29%(179) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 23%(121) 18%(98) 23%(123) 36%(192) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 8%(59) 38%(265) 20%(141) 34%(237) 702 Educ: < College 17%(217) 19%(241) 22%(273) 41%(518) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 31%(146) 25%(116) 18%(86) 26%(121) 470 Educ: Post-grad 32%(85) 25%(66) 18%(48) 26%(68) 267 Income: Under 50k 22%(222) 19%(190) 20%(197) 39%(396) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 22%(159) 22%(161) 23%(163) 33%(239) 722 Income: 100k+ 26%(67) 28%(72) 18%(47) 28%(72) 259 Ethnicity: White 22%(346) 23%(371) 20%(324) 35%(565) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 21%(40) 13%(25) 26%(49) 41%(78) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_11: Favorability for Stacey Abrams Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 23%(448) 21%(423) 21%(407) 36%(707) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 31%(79) 15%(39) 20%(50) 34%(85) 252 Ethnicity: Other 18%(23) 10%(13) 26%(34) 45%(58) 128 Community: Urban 30%(145) 16%(76) 19%(90) 35%(168) 479 Community: Suburban 22%(215) 23%(225) 21%(205) 34%(337) 981 Community: Rural 17%(89) 23%(122) 21%(113) 38%(202) 527 Employ: Private Sector 23%(154) 20%(137) 25%(166) 32%(216) 673 Employ: Government 16%(22) 28%(37) 21%(29) 35%(47) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 17%(26) 26%(41) 19%(29) 38%(58) 154 Employ: Homemaker 21%(21) 15%(16) 20%(20) 44%(45) 102 Employ: Retired 28%(149) 25%(134) 17%(88) 29%(154) 526 Employ: Unemployed 24%(44) 13%(24) 17%(32) 46%(86) 186 Employ: Other 17%(21) 18%(23) 21%(26) 44%(55) 125 Military HH: Yes 23%(75) 25%(82) 22%(72) 30%(99) 327 Military HH: No 23%(373) 21%(341) 20%(335) 37%(608) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 10%(70) 34%(230) 20%(133) 36%(244) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 29%(378) 15%(192) 21%(274) 35%(464) 1309 Trump Job Approve 9%(72) 35%(279) 20%(157) 36%(286) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 33%(376) 12%(140) 20%(233) 34%(388) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 7%(31) 42%(196) 19%(88) 33%(157) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 13%(41) 26%(83) 21%(69) 40%(129) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 11%(29) 21%(54) 25%(64) 43%(111) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 39%(347) 10%(87) 19%(169) 32%(277) 879 Favorable of Trump 8%(62) 37%(282) 20%(151) 35%(271) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 34%(380) 12%(134) 20%(231) 34%(386) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 6%(31) 42%(202) 19%(89) 32%(155) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 11%(31) 28%(80) 21%(62) 40%(116) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 14%(30) 20%(42) 24%(50) 42%(88) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 38%(350) 10%(92) 20%(181) 32%(299) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_11: Favorability for Stacey Abrams Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 23%(448) 21%(423) 21%(407) 36%(707) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 18%(123) 26%(172) 20%(134) 35%(235) 663 #1 Issue: Security 8%(22) 36%(93) 19%(51) 37%(95) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 32%(135) 14%(60) 19%(81) 34%(140) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 30%(83) 16%(44) 23%(64) 31%(86) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 24%(23) 12%(12) 20%(19) 44%(42) 96 #1 Issue: Education 11%(10) 14%(13) 23%(22) 52%(49) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 32%(22) 20%(14) 17%(11) 31%(21) 69 #1 Issue: Other 27%(30) 13%(15) 24%(27) 35%(39) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 41%(342) 11%(91) 20%(163) 28%(232) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 7%(46) 41%(269) 18%(117) 33%(217) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 7% (5) 23%(16) 30%(20) 39%(26) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 43%(315) 9%(66) 20%(147) 28%(201) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 6%(40) 40%(275) 20%(133) 34%(233) 682 2016 Vote: Other 20%(27) 24%(33) 20%(28) 35%(48) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 15%(64) 11%(49) 23%(99) 51%(223) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 26%(348) 25%(332) 20%(277) 29%(394) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 16%(100) 14%(91) 21%(131) 49%(313) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 36%(318) 14%(124) 20%(178) 30%(260) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 8%(41) 39%(201) 20%(101) 33%(171) 513 2012 Vote: Other 7%(6) 38%(31) 23%(19) 32%(26) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 17%(85) 13%(67) 21%(110) 49%(250) 511 4-Region: Northeast 24%(87) 20%(70) 21%(74) 35%(123) 354 4-Region: Midwest 20%(93) 20%(92) 21%(96) 38%(175) 456 4-Region: South 23%(169) 26%(189) 20%(145) 32%(239) 741 4-Region: West 23%(100) 16%(71) 21%(92) 39%(170) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 38%(362) 9%(89) 21%(198) 31%(295) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 7%(51) 38%(289) 19%(147) 37%(281) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_12: Favorability for Elizabeth Warren Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 38%(755) 39%(778) 14%(283) 9%(170) 1986 Gender: Male 34%(316) 45%(423) 13%(121) 8%(70) 930 Gender: Female 42%(439) 34%(355) 15%(162) 9%(100) 1056 Age: 18-34 32%(159) 26%(129) 19%(97) 23%(113) 499 Age: 35-44 36%(108) 37%(110) 19%(58) 8%(25) 302 Age: 45-64 39%(281) 45%(322) 12%(90) 4%(30) 723 Age: 65+ 45%(206) 47%(216) 8%(37) — (2) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 28%(62) 19%(42) 25%(55) 29%(63) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 35%(150) 32%(137) 18%(78) 15%(62) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 38%(176) 42%(192) 14%(65) 6%(26) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 41%(332) 47%(375) 10%(81) 2%(18) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 65%(513) 17%(132) 12%(95) 6%(45) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 31%(171) 38%(212) 19%(107) 12%(68) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 11%(71) 67%(434) 13%(81) 9%(57) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 62%(205) 20%(67) 11%(36) 7%(23) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 68%(308) 14%(65) 13%(58) 5%(23) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 26%(69) 47%(125) 18%(47) 9%(23) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 35%(102) 30%(87) 20%(60) 15%(44) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 12%(42) 69%(231) 11%(37) 7%(24) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 10%(29) 66%(203) 14%(44) 11%(33) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 70%(427) 16%(99) 8%(50) 5%(31) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 41%(216) 33%(175) 19%(102) 8%(40) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 13%(92) 70%(489) 11%(80) 6%(41) 702 Educ: < College 34%(424) 38%(469) 17%(216) 11%(140) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 43%(204) 43%(202) 10%(46) 4%(19) 470 Educ: Post-grad 48%(128) 40%(107) 8%(21) 4%(12) 267 Income: Under 50k 36%(359) 35%(355) 16%(162) 13%(129) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 40%(286) 43%(310) 13%(95) 4%(31) 722 Income: 100k+ 42%(110) 43%(113) 10%(26) 4%(11) 259 Ethnicity: White 37%(589) 45%(716) 12%(192) 7%(109) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 36%(69) 23%(44) 30%(58) 11%(22) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_12: Favorability for Elizabeth Warren Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 38%(755) 39%(778) 14%(283) 9%(170) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 46%(116) 13%(32) 26%(67) 14%(36) 252 Ethnicity: Other 38%(49) 23%(30) 19%(24) 19%(25) 128 Community: Urban 47%(227) 28%(132) 14%(67) 11%(52) 479 Community: Suburban 40%(389) 41%(401) 13%(128) 6%(63) 981 Community: Rural 26%(139) 47%(245) 17%(88) 10%(55) 527 Employ: Private Sector 40%(269) 41%(273) 14%(92) 6%(38) 673 Employ: Government 23%(31) 48%(64) 14%(18) 16%(21) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 31%(48) 32%(49) 22%(33) 15%(24) 154 Employ: Homemaker 32%(32) 38%(38) 18%(19) 12%(13) 102 Employ: Retired 44%(231) 47%(249) 8%(40) 1% (5) 526 Employ: Unemployed 37%(69) 25%(47) 19%(36) 19%(34) 186 Employ: Other 39%(48) 29%(36) 17%(21) 15%(19) 125 Military HH: Yes 34%(111) 51%(167) 9%(29) 6%(21) 327 Military HH: No 39%(644) 37%(611) 15%(254) 9%(149) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 14%(95) 61%(412) 14%(96) 11%(74) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 50%(660) 28%(366) 14%(186) 7%(96) 1309 Trump Job Approve 12%(96) 65%(518) 13%(106) 9%(74) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 58%(657) 23%(256) 13%(151) 6%(73) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 10%(46) 72%(337) 10%(45) 9%(43) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 15%(50) 56%(180) 19%(61) 10%(32) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 31%(79) 34%(89) 23%(61) 11%(30) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 66%(578) 19%(167) 10%(91) 5%(43) 879 Favorable of Trump 11%(86) 67%(514) 13%(101) 9%(65) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 59%(662) 23%(256) 13%(145) 6%(68) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 9%(41) 74%(351) 9%(45) 8%(40) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 16%(46) 56%(163) 20%(57) 9%(25) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 30%(63) 41%(85) 19%(39) 11%(22) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 65%(599) 19%(171) 11%(106) 5%(46) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_12: Favorability for Elizabeth Warren Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 38%(755) 39%(778) 14%(283) 9%(170) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 30%(200) 48%(317) 12%(82) 10%(64) 663 #1 Issue: Security 16%(41) 62%(161) 12%(32) 10%(26) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 50%(210) 28%(115) 15%(62) 7%(29) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 49%(137) 36%(101) 13%(36) 1% (3) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 51%(49) 19%(18) 13%(12) 17%(17) 96 #1 Issue: Education 33%(31) 22%(21) 22%(21) 23%(21) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 53%(36) 26%(18) 17%(12) 4% (3) 69 #1 Issue: Other 46%(51) 25%(28) 22%(25) 6% (7) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 68%(560) 18%(150) 11%(88) 4%(30) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 11%(71) 73%(475) 10%(63) 6%(41) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 16%(11) 42%(28) 31%(21) 11% (7) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 70%(508) 15%(111) 11%(79) 4%(32) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 10%(70) 73%(497) 11%(73) 6%(42) 682 2016 Vote: Other 36%(49) 47%(64) 14%(18) 3%(4) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 29%(125) 24%(106) 26%(112) 21%(92) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 42%(563) 44%(593) 10%(140) 4%(55) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 30%(192) 29%(185) 23%(143) 18%(115) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 60%(526) 23%(200) 12%(109) 5%(44) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 13%(66) 73%(376) 10%(51) 4%(20) 513 2012 Vote: Other 16%(13) 71%(58) 9% (8) 3% (3) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 29%(150) 28%(144) 22%(114) 20%(103) 511 4-Region: Northeast 41%(144) 41%(144) 13%(46) 6%(20) 354 4-Region: Midwest 39%(176) 37%(169) 15%(68) 9%(43) 456 4-Region: South 34%(253) 42%(315) 13%(96) 10%(77) 741 4-Region: West 42%(181) 34%(149) 17%(72) 7%(31) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 65%(612) 17%(160) 13%(120) 5%(51) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 10%(81) 68%(524) 12%(95) 9%(69) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_13: Favorability for Amy Klobuchar Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 28%(559) 27%(534) 18%(361) 27%(532) 1986 Gender: Male 28%(265) 33%(305) 17%(154) 22%(205) 930 Gender: Female 28%(294) 22%(228) 20%(207) 31%(327) 1056 Age: 18-34 15%(74) 23%(114) 18%(88) 45%(222) 499 Age: 35-44 24%(73) 22%(65) 22%(67) 32%(97) 302 Age: 45-64 31%(226) 30%(214) 17%(125) 22%(159) 723 Age: 65+ 40%(186) 30%(140) 18%(81) 12%(54) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 9%(20) 20%(44) 20%(44) 52%(115) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 19%(80) 25%(108) 19%(82) 37%(157) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 31%(143) 22%(99) 20%(94) 27%(123) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 36%(293) 32%(257) 16%(128) 16%(129) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 46%(360) 14%(108) 18%(141) 22%(176) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 25%(137) 25%(139) 21%(119) 29%(162) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 10%(63) 44%(286) 16%(100) 30%(194) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 45%(149) 17%(57) 16%(52) 22%(73) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 46%(211) 11%(52) 20%(89) 23%(103) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 28%(75) 30%(80) 21%(55) 21%(54) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 21%(62) 20%(59) 22%(64) 37%(107) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 12%(41) 50%(168) 14%(47) 23%(78) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 7%(22) 38%(118) 17%(54) 38%(116) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 49%(297) 16%(100) 17%(101) 18%(109) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 31%(163) 22%(115) 19%(100) 29%(154) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 14%(96) 44%(306) 17%(120) 26%(180) 702 Educ: < College 23%(288) 26%(329) 19%(243) 31%(390) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 36%(168) 28%(130) 17%(82) 19%(90) 470 Educ: Post-grad 39%(104) 28%(75) 13%(36) 20%(53) 267 Income: Under 50k 26%(260) 25%(250) 20%(197) 30%(298) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 29%(210) 28%(201) 18%(130) 25%(181) 722 Income: 100k+ 34%(89) 32%(83) 13%(35) 21%(53) 259 Ethnicity: White 29%(464) 29%(459) 18%(288) 25%(396) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 25%(47) 22%(42) 22%(43) 31%(59) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_13: Favorability for Amy Klobuchar Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 28%(559) 27%(534) 18%(361) 27%(532) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 26%(64) 19%(48) 19%(47) 37%(92) 252 Ethnicity: Other 24%(31) 21%(27) 21%(27) 34%(44) 128 Community: Urban 30%(144) 23%(109) 19%(90) 28%(136) 479 Community: Suburban 31%(304) 26%(260) 19%(185) 24%(233) 981 Community: Rural 21%(112) 31%(164) 17%(87) 31%(163) 527 Employ: Private Sector 28%(187) 28%(188) 18%(124) 26%(174) 673 Employ: Government 19%(26) 33%(44) 18%(24) 30%(40) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 24%(37) 27%(41) 19%(29) 30%(46) 154 Employ: Homemaker 27%(28) 21%(21) 15%(15) 37%(38) 102 Employ: Retired 39%(203) 30%(157) 18%(93) 14%(73) 526 Employ: Unemployed 25%(46) 22%(42) 15%(28) 38%(70) 186 Employ: Other 20%(25) 18%(22) 23%(28) 39%(49) 125 Military HH: Yes 30%(99) 29%(95) 19%(61) 22%(72) 327 Military HH: No 28%(461) 26%(438) 18%(300) 28%(460) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 11%(76) 40%(270) 19%(128) 30%(204) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 37%(483) 20%(264) 18%(234) 25%(328) 1309 Trump Job Approve 10%(83) 42%(337) 19%(149) 28%(224) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 42%(474) 17%(191) 17%(194) 24%(278) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 9%(42) 48%(224) 18%(84) 26%(121) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 13%(41) 35%(113) 20%(66) 32%(103) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 19%(48) 22%(56) 23%(59) 37%(96) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 48%(426) 15%(135) 15%(136) 21%(182) 879 Favorable of Trump 9%(72) 44%(337) 18%(142) 28%(215) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 43%(482) 17%(192) 17%(189) 24%(268) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 8%(37) 49%(235) 17%(82) 26%(122) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 12%(35) 35%(103) 21%(59) 32%(93) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 22%(45) 25%(52) 20%(43) 33%(70) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 47%(436) 15%(141) 16%(146) 22%(199) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_13: Favorability for Amy Klobuchar Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 28%(559) 27%(534) 18%(361) 27%(532) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 24%(159) 30%(200) 18%(122) 27%(182) 663 #1 Issue: Security 11%(27) 41%(107) 18%(46) 31%(79) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 39%(161) 22%(91) 19%(77) 21%(86) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 40%(110) 24%(66) 17%(46) 20%(55) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 30%(29) 11%(11) 17%(17) 41%(40) 96 #1 Issue: Education 11%(10) 21%(20) 20%(18) 49%(46) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 30%(21) 33%(22) 13%(9) 24%(17) 69 #1 Issue: Other 37%(41) 14%(16) 23%(26) 25%(28) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 50%(418) 15%(122) 16%(131) 19%(156) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 12%(75) 47%(306) 16%(105) 25%(164) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 8% (5) 32%(21) 34%(22) 26%(17) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 51%(371) 14%(100) 18%(128) 18%(131) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 11%(72) 46%(314) 17%(119) 26%(177) 682 2016 Vote: Other 35%(48) 31%(42) 14%(20) 20%(27) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 15%(66) 18%(78) 22%(95) 45%(195) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 34%(454) 29%(398) 17%(225) 20%(274) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 17%(105) 21%(136) 21%(136) 41%(258) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 45%(393) 18%(162) 17%(151) 20%(173) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 14%(72) 45%(230) 18%(91) 23%(120) 513 2012 Vote: Other 15%(12) 38%(31) 25%(21) 22%(18) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 16%(82) 22%(110) 19%(98) 43%(221) 511 4-Region: Northeast 32%(114) 27%(95) 19%(68) 22%(78) 354 4-Region: Midwest 28%(127) 31%(140) 15%(70) 26%(120) 456 4-Region: South 26%(193) 27%(199) 21%(152) 27%(198) 741 4-Region: West 29%(126) 23%(100) 16%(71) 32%(137) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 46%(429) 15%(139) 18%(171) 22%(203) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 11%(81) 44%(337) 16%(126) 29%(225) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_14: Favorability for Kamala Harris Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 31%(621) 34%(669) 15%(296) 20%(399) 1986 Gender: Male 30%(278) 41%(384) 12%(115) 16%(152) 930 Gender: Female 32%(343) 27%(285) 17%(182) 23%(247) 1056 Age: 18-34 25%(127) 23%(114) 17%(85) 35%(173) 499 Age: 35-44 32%(96) 29%(88) 16%(48) 23%(70) 302 Age: 45-64 31%(222) 39%(283) 15%(106) 16%(112) 723 Age: 65+ 38%(176) 40%(185) 12%(57) 10%(44) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 21%(47) 17%(38) 16%(36) 45%(101) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 30%(129) 27%(117) 18%(76) 25%(105) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 31%(141) 32%(147) 16%(75) 21%(95) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 35%(283) 42%(335) 13%(101) 11%(88) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 56%(439) 14%(111) 13%(101) 17%(135) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 22%(123) 33%(184) 21%(120) 24%(132) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 9%(60) 58%(374) 12%(76) 21%(133) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 56%(186) 17%(57) 10%(34) 17%(55) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 56%(253) 12%(54) 15%(67) 18%(80) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 24%(63) 40%(106) 19%(51) 17%(44) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 20%(60) 26%(77) 23%(68) 30%(87) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 9%(30) 66%(221) 9%(29) 16%(53) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 10%(30) 50%(153) 15%(47) 26%(80) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 58%(353) 17%(104) 10%(60) 15%(89) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 32%(173) 26%(137) 21%(111) 21%(112) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 12%(84) 59%(411) 13%(89) 17%(118) 702 Educ: < College 26%(326) 32%(398) 17%(212) 25%(313) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 40%(188) 38%(176) 10%(48) 12%(57) 470 Educ: Post-grad 40%(107) 36%(95) 14%(36) 11%(29) 267 Income: Under 50k 29%(289) 31%(313) 16%(165) 24%(238) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 33%(236) 36%(263) 13%(95) 18%(127) 722 Income: 100k+ 37%(96) 36%(93) 14%(36) 13%(34) 259 Ethnicity: White 29%(470) 38%(603) 14%(221) 19%(312) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 37%(71) 20%(39) 19%(37) 24%(46) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_14: Favorability for Kamala Harris Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 31%(621) 34%(669) 15%(296) 20%(399) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 46%(115) 13%(34) 18%(47) 22%(56) 252 Ethnicity: Other 29%(37) 25%(32) 22%(28) 24%(31) 128 Community: Urban 38%(183) 25%(118) 16%(78) 21%(99) 479 Community: Suburban 34%(330) 36%(352) 14%(133) 17%(165) 981 Community: Rural 21%(108) 38%(199) 16%(85) 26%(135) 527 Employ: Private Sector 34%(232) 34%(226) 15%(101) 17%(114) 673 Employ: Government 23%(31) 39%(52) 18%(24) 21%(28) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 28%(44) 32%(50) 13%(21) 26%(40) 154 Employ: Homemaker 28%(29) 28%(29) 14%(14) 30%(30) 102 Employ: Retired 35%(187) 41%(217) 14%(75) 9%(47) 526 Employ: Unemployed 29%(54) 25%(46) 12%(22) 34%(64) 186 Employ: Other 26%(33) 25%(31) 18%(23) 31%(38) 125 Military HH: Yes 35%(113) 37%(123) 12%(40) 16%(51) 327 Military HH: No 31%(508) 33%(546) 15%(256) 21%(348) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 11%(76) 52%(356) 15%(105) 21%(141) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 42%(546) 24%(314) 15%(191) 20%(258) 1309 Trump Job Approve 9%(73) 56%(444) 15%(119) 20%(158) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 48%(547) 19%(221) 14%(157) 19%(213) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 8%(37) 65%(305) 12%(57) 15%(73) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 11%(36) 43%(139) 19%(62) 26%(85) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 23%(59) 25%(64) 21%(55) 31%(80) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 55%(488) 18%(156) 12%(102) 15%(133) 879 Favorable of Trump 8%(64) 58%(443) 14%(110) 19%(149) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 49%(551) 20%(222) 14%(156) 18%(203) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 6%(31) 66%(313) 12%(58) 16%(75) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 12%(34) 45%(130) 18%(52) 25%(74) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 22%(46) 28%(58) 21%(43) 30%(62) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 55%(505) 18%(164) 12%(112) 15%(140) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_14: Favorability for Kamala Harris Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 31%(621) 34%(669) 15%(296) 20%(399) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 26%(173) 41%(272) 13%(86) 20%(132) 663 #1 Issue: Security 13%(35) 55%(144) 11%(28) 21%(53) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 44%(182) 24%(101) 14%(59) 18%(74) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 38%(107) 30%(83) 20%(54) 12%(33) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 33%(31) 16%(15) 20%(19) 31%(30) 96 #1 Issue: Education 22%(21) 18%(17) 15%(14) 45%(42) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 37%(26) 23%(16) 24%(16) 16%(11) 69 #1 Issue: Other 42%(47) 20%(22) 17%(19) 21%(23) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 58%(478) 17%(138) 13%(108) 12%(103) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 9%(59) 63%(411) 12%(76) 16%(104) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 9%(6) 37%(25) 29%(19) 24%(16) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 60%(438) 14%(101) 14%(100) 12%(91) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 8%(52) 63%(428) 13%(91) 16%(111) 682 2016 Vote: Other 30%(40) 38%(52) 13%(18) 20%(27) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 20%(88) 20%(88) 20%(88) 39%(170) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 36%(493) 38%(513) 12%(168) 13%(177) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 20%(128) 25%(156) 20%(129) 35%(222) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 51%(449) 21%(181) 14%(123) 14%(126) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 10%(50) 63%(324) 13%(68) 14%(72) 513 2012 Vote: Other 11%(9) 57%(46) 18%(14) 15%(12) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 22%(113) 23%(118) 18%(91) 37%(189) 511 4-Region: Northeast 31%(110) 37%(129) 14%(49) 19%(67) 354 4-Region: Midwest 29%(131) 34%(154) 17%(77) 21%(94) 456 4-Region: South 29%(214) 35%(257) 15%(110) 22%(161) 741 4-Region: West 39%(167) 30%(129) 14%(61) 18%(77) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 55%(517) 16%(149) 13%(127) 16%(150) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 9%(71) 57%(442) 13%(103) 20%(154) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_15: Favorability for Gretchen Whitmer Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 18%(359) 18%(356) 17%(341) 47%(930) 1986 Gender: Male 21%(198) 23%(218) 14%(135) 41%(378) 930 Gender: Female 15%(161) 13%(138) 19%(206) 52%(552) 1056 Age: 18-34 14%(70) 16%(78) 17%(86) 53%(266) 499 Age: 35-44 19%(58) 18%(55) 18%(55) 44%(134) 302 Age: 45-64 19%(135) 19%(140) 17%(127) 44%(321) 723 Age: 65+ 21%(96) 18%(84) 16%(73) 45%(209) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 10%(22) 10%(22) 17%(38) 63%(140) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 17%(74) 19%(83) 18%(75) 46%(195) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 17%(78) 17%(77) 22%(100) 44%(204) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 21%(170) 20%(162) 14%(116) 44%(358) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 28%(221) 8%(61) 16%(127) 48%(376) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 15%(85) 16%(90) 22%(122) 47%(260) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 8%(53) 32%(205) 14%(91) 46%(294) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 36%(118) 10%(34) 13%(44) 41%(135) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 23%(103) 6%(27) 18%(84) 53%(241) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 16%(43) 24%(63) 20%(54) 40%(105) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 15%(43) 9%(27) 23%(68) 53%(155) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 11%(38) 36%(121) 11%(37) 42%(139) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 5%(15) 27%(84) 18%(54) 50%(155) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 34%(205) 8%(47) 17%(101) 42%(253) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 19%(100) 14%(74) 18%(98) 49%(262) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 7%(52) 32%(223) 16%(113) 45%(315) 702 Educ: < College 15%(183) 16%(198) 17%(216) 52%(653) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 23%(109) 21%(99) 16%(76) 40%(186) 470 Educ: Post-grad 25%(67) 22%(60) 18%(49) 34%(91) 267 Income: Under 50k 17%(166) 16%(159) 17%(167) 51%(513) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 18%(133) 20%(143) 17%(121) 45%(325) 722 Income: 100k+ 23%(60) 21%(54) 20%(52) 36%(93) 259 Ethnicity: White 18%(289) 20%(314) 17%(267) 46%(736) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 17%(33) 18%(34) 21%(39) 45%(86) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_15: Favorability for Gretchen Whitmer Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 18%(359) 18%(356) 17%(341) 47%(930) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 21%(53) 8%(21) 18%(46) 52%(132) 252 Ethnicity: Other 14%(17) 16%(21) 21%(27) 49%(62) 128 Community: Urban 24%(117) 14%(67) 16%(75) 46%(219) 479 Community: Suburban 17%(167) 19%(183) 17%(171) 47%(460) 981 Community: Rural 14%(75) 20%(106) 18%(94) 48%(251) 527 Employ: Private Sector 19%(130) 19%(128) 19%(128) 43%(286) 673 Employ: Government 16%(21) 23%(31) 17%(23) 44%(59) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 20%(31) 17%(27) 17%(27) 45%(70) 154 Employ: Homemaker 9%(9) 15%(16) 22%(22) 54%(55) 102 Employ: Retired 20%(106) 21%(110) 14%(76) 44%(234) 526 Employ: Unemployed 18%(33) 14%(26) 11%(20) 58%(108) 186 Employ: Other 19%(24) 9%(12) 23%(28) 49%(61) 125 Military HH: Yes 17%(56) 21%(70) 17%(57) 44%(144) 327 Military HH: No 18%(303) 17%(286) 17%(284) 47%(786) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 11%(75) 29%(195) 18%(120) 42%(287) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 22%(284) 12%(161) 17%(220) 49%(643) 1309 Trump Job Approve 9%(68) 30%(239) 18%(141) 43%(345) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 25%(289) 10%(113) 16%(186) 48%(549) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 8%(38) 33%(158) 18%(84) 41%(191) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 9%(29) 25%(82) 18%(57) 48%(154) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 9%(23) 14%(36) 15%(39) 62%(160) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 30%(266) 9%(78) 17%(146) 44%(388) 879 Favorable of Trump 8%(61) 32%(246) 17%(130) 43%(329) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 26%(294) 9%(106) 17%(188) 48%(543) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 8%(38) 36%(169) 17%(79) 40%(190) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 8%(23) 26%(76) 18%(52) 48%(139) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 13%(27) 11%(24) 16%(34) 60%(125) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 29%(267) 9%(82) 17%(154) 45%(418) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_15: Favorability for Gretchen Whitmer Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 18%(359) 18%(356) 17%(341) 47%(930) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 15%(101) 22%(145) 19%(128) 44%(290) 663 #1 Issue: Security 5%(13) 34%(88) 13%(33) 49%(127) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 26%(109) 9%(39) 16%(66) 48%(200) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 20%(56) 15%(42) 19%(54) 45%(126) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 21%(20) 11%(10) 15%(15) 53%(51) 96 #1 Issue: Education 13%(12) 8% (8) 17%(16) 62%(59) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 24%(17) 17%(11) 10% (7) 49%(34) 69 #1 Issue: Other 28%(31) 12%(13) 21%(23) 40%(44) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 31%(260) 9%(70) 16%(136) 44%(361) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 9%(57) 33%(212) 16%(106) 42%(276) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 9%(6) 29%(19) 19%(13) 43%(29) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 32%(233) 7%(52) 19%(136) 42%(309) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 7%(47) 32%(220) 15%(104) 45%(310) 682 2016 Vote: Other 22%(30) 25%(34) 17%(23) 36%(50) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 11%(46) 11%(50) 18%(77) 60%(262) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 21%(287) 20%(274) 17%(230) 41%(559) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 11%(72) 13%(82) 17%(111) 58%(371) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 28%(251) 11%(98) 17%(150) 43%(380) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 8%(41) 33%(170) 15%(77) 44%(226) 513 2012 Vote: Other 9% (7) 28%(23) 29%(24) 34%(28) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 12%(60) 13%(64) 18%(90) 58%(296) 511 4-Region: Northeast 19%(69) 17%(60) 18%(62) 46%(163) 354 4-Region: Midwest 21%(96) 20%(90) 18%(82) 41%(188) 456 4-Region: South 15%(115) 18%(136) 18%(132) 48%(358) 741 4-Region: West 18%(79) 16%(70) 15%(64) 51%(221) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 28%(265) 8%(76) 17%(163) 47%(439) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 8%(63) 31%(241) 16%(120) 45%(346) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_16: Favorability for Tammy Baldwin Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 10%(205) 11%(226) 17%(336) 61%(1219) 1986 Gender: Male 13%(118) 15%(144) 17%(161) 55%(507) 930 Gender: Female 8%(87) 8%(82) 17%(175) 67%(712) 1056 Age: 18-34 12%(61) 15%(75) 18%(88) 55%(275) 499 Age: 35-44 12%(37) 11%(33) 20%(61) 57%(171) 302 Age: 45-64 8%(56) 11%(80) 16%(116) 65%(472) 723 Age: 65+ 11%(52) 8%(39) 15%(71) 65%(300) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 9%(20) 14%(32) 16%(36) 60%(134) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 13%(56) 14%(61) 21%(89) 52%(220) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 9%(42) 9%(39) 18%(83) 64%(294) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 10%(79) 11%(90) 15%(119) 64%(518) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 15%(118) 8%(62) 18%(141) 59%(464) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 9%(52) 11%(59) 19%(108) 61%(338) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 5%(35) 16%(105) 14%(87) 65%(417) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 21%(69) 12%(41) 16%(53) 51%(168) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 11%(49) 5%(21) 19%(88) 65%(297) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 9%(24) 13%(35) 23%(62) 54%(143) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 10%(28) 8%(24) 16%(46) 67%(195) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 7%(25) 20%(68) 14%(46) 59%(196) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 3%(10) 12%(37) 13%(41) 71%(221) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 19%(117) 7%(41) 17%(102) 57%(347) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 8%(40) 11%(57) 17%(92) 64%(344) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 7%(46) 17%(118) 16%(111) 61%(428) 702 Educ: < College 9%(107) 11%(136) 15%(187) 66%(820) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 12%(54) 12%(58) 21%(98) 55%(259) 470 Educ: Post-grad 16%(44) 12%(32) 19%(52) 53%(140) 267 Income: Under 50k 9%(89) 11%(113) 16%(157) 64%(646) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 10%(70) 12%(84) 17%(125) 61%(442) 722 Income: 100k+ 18%(46) 11%(29) 21%(54) 50%(131) 259 Ethnicity: White 10%(156) 11%(176) 17%(271) 62%(1004) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 14%(26) 16%(30) 20%(39) 50%(97) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_16: Favorability for Tammy Baldwin Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 10%(205) 11%(226) 17%(336) 61%(1219) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 14%(36) 12%(29) 16%(39) 59%(147) 252 Ethnicity: Other 10%(13) 16%(21) 20%(25) 53%(68) 128 Community: Urban 16%(76) 13%(62) 17%(81) 54%(260) 479 Community: Suburban 9%(88) 10%(99) 19%(183) 62%(611) 981 Community: Rural 8%(41) 12%(65) 14%(72) 66%(348) 527 Employ: Private Sector 11%(73) 14%(93) 18%(121) 57%(385) 673 Employ: Government 10%(14) 13%(17) 22%(29) 55%(74) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 13%(20) 12%(18) 17%(26) 58%(90) 154 Employ: Homemaker 6%(6) 6%(6) 11%(11) 78%(79) 102 Employ: Retired 11%(58) 10%(53) 16%(84) 63%(331) 526 Employ: Unemployed 9%(17) 8%(15) 14%(27) 69%(128) 186 Employ: Other 11%(14) 10%(13) 18%(23) 60%(75) 125 Military HH: Yes 11%(35) 12%(40) 13%(43) 64%(210) 327 Military HH: No 10%(170) 11%(186) 18%(293) 61%(1009) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 9%(63) 16%(106) 17%(113) 58%(396) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 11%(142) 9%(120) 17%(223) 63%(824) 1309 Trump Job Approve 8%(60) 16%(126) 16%(124) 61%(484) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 13%(145) 8%(95) 17%(198) 62%(699) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 7%(31) 16%(75) 17%(79) 61%(286) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 9%(29) 16%(51) 14%(45) 61%(198) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 7%(19) 12%(30) 19%(48) 62%(161) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 14%(126) 7%(65) 17%(150) 61%(538) 879 Favorable of Trump 7%(52) 17%(128) 16%(122) 61%(465) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 13%(148) 8%(94) 17%(191) 62%(698) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 6%(28) 17%(82) 16%(76) 61%(290) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 8%(23) 16%(45) 16%(46) 60%(175) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 9%(20) 12%(25) 15%(30) 64%(135) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 14%(128) 7%(69) 17%(161) 61%(564) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_16: Favorability for Tammy Baldwin Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 10%(205) 11%(226) 17%(336) 61%(1219) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 9%(62) 13%(86) 16%(105) 62%(410) 663 #1 Issue: Security 4%(12) 17%(44) 13%(33) 66%(172) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 14%(59) 10%(40) 18%(75) 58%(240) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 11%(30) 7%(19) 17%(46) 65%(181) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 17%(16) 7%(6) 22%(21) 55%(52) 96 #1 Issue: Education 4%(4) 14%(13) 19%(18) 63%(59) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 14%(10) 15%(11) 15%(10) 56%(38) 69 #1 Issue: Other 11%(12) 6%(6) 24%(26) 59%(66) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 16%(135) 7%(58) 18%(147) 59%(487) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 6%(40) 17%(109) 16%(105) 61%(396) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 4% (3) 21%(14) 20%(14) 55%(36) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 18%(129) 7%(49) 18%(133) 57%(418) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 5%(35) 17%(117) 14%(98) 63%(431) 682 2016 Vote: Other 8%(11) 12%(17) 15%(21) 65%(88) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(28) 10%(42) 19%(84) 64%(280) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 12%(162) 12%(160) 16%(220) 60%(809) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 7%(44) 10%(65) 18%(116) 65%(410) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 15%(129) 10%(84) 17%(153) 58%(514) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 5%(26) 14%(74) 14%(71) 67%(342) 513 2012 Vote: Other 3% (3) 14%(12) 28%(23) 54%(44) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(47) 11%(56) 17%(89) 63%(319) 511 4-Region: Northeast 12%(42) 9%(33) 15%(53) 64%(226) 354 4-Region: Midwest 12%(56) 14%(65) 17%(77) 57%(258) 456 4-Region: South 8%(60) 12%(90) 18%(130) 62%(462) 741 4-Region: West 11%(48) 9%(38) 18%(76) 63%(273) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 15%(139) 8%(75) 18%(169) 59%(560) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 6%(44) 16%(125) 15%(116) 63%(485) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_17: Favorability for Catherine Cortez Masto Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 11%(209) 16%(321) 16%(309) 58%(1147) 1986 Gender: Male 13%(118) 21%(192) 14%(131) 53%(489) 930 Gender: Female 9%(91) 12%(129) 17%(178) 62%(658) 1056 Age: 18-34 11%(55) 14%(68) 16%(80) 59%(296) 499 Age: 35-44 13%(38) 13%(40) 17%(52) 57%(172) 302 Age: 45-64 9%(64) 18%(129) 15%(110) 58%(420) 723 Age: 65+ 11%(51) 18%(84) 15%(67) 56%(259) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 7%(16) 13%(30) 17%(38) 62%(139) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 12%(53) 14%(60) 16%(68) 58%(245) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 10%(48) 13%(59) 20%(92) 57%(260) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 11%(85) 20%(158) 13%(102) 57%(461) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 17%(132) 9%(68) 16%(122) 59%(464) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 8%(42) 13%(74) 18%(99) 61%(342) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 5%(35) 28%(179) 14%(89) 53%(341) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 21%(69) 13%(42) 14%(47) 52%(174) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 14%(63) 6%(26) 17%(75) 64%(290) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 10%(26) 16%(41) 17%(46) 57%(151) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6%(16) 11%(33) 18%(53) 65%(191) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 7%(24) 32%(108) 12%(38) 49%(164) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 4%(11) 23%(70) 16%(50) 57%(177) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 20%(121) 7%(44) 14%(83) 59%(359) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 9%(47) 14%(76) 16%(85) 61%(326) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 5%(37) 27%(189) 15%(104) 53%(372) 702 Educ: < College 9%(118) 16%(197) 16%(205) 58%(730) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 10%(49) 17%(81) 14%(67) 58%(273) 470 Educ: Post-grad 16%(42) 16%(44) 14%(38) 54%(144) 267 Income: Under 50k 11%(107) 15%(149) 17%(167) 58%(583) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 9%(65) 17%(125) 15%(109) 59%(422) 722 Income: 100k+ 14%(37) 18%(46) 13%(34) 55%(142) 259 Ethnicity: White 9%(150) 17%(278) 15%(242) 58%(937) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 13%(24) 15%(30) 25%(48) 47%(90) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_17: Favorability for Catherine Cortez Masto Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 11%(209) 16%(321) 16%(309) 58%(1147) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 18%(46) 10%(26) 16%(39) 56%(140) 252 Ethnicity: Other 10%(13) 13%(17) 22%(28) 55%(70) 128 Community: Urban 17%(80) 13%(61) 14%(66) 57%(272) 479 Community: Suburban 9%(89) 17%(164) 16%(160) 58%(568) 981 Community: Rural 8%(40) 18%(96) 16%(84) 58%(307) 527 Employ: Private Sector 12%(80) 18%(120) 17%(116) 53%(357) 673 Employ: Government 7%(10) 13%(18) 14%(19) 65%(88) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 14%(21) 13%(20) 18%(28) 55%(85) 154 Employ: Homemaker 5% (5) 12%(13) 10%(10) 73%(75) 102 Employ: Retired 11%(55) 19%(97) 13%(69) 58%(304) 526 Employ: Unemployed 14%(26) 11%(21) 15%(28) 59%(110) 186 Employ: Other 9%(11) 14%(17) 21%(26) 57%(71) 125 Military HH: Yes 13%(42) 20%(67) 13%(41) 54%(177) 327 Military HH: No 10%(167) 15%(254) 16%(268) 58%(970) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 9%(58) 26%(178) 15%(99) 51%(343) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 12%(151) 11%(143) 16%(211) 61%(804) 1309 Trump Job Approve 6%(51) 26%(207) 15%(123) 52%(412) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 14%(156) 10%(111) 15%(172) 61%(698) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 6%(29) 28%(131) 15%(70) 51%(241) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 7%(22) 24%(76) 16%(53) 53%(171) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 8%(20) 12%(31) 16%(42) 64%(164) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 15%(136) 9%(80) 15%(130) 61%(533) 879 Favorable of Trump 6%(43) 28%(213) 15%(117) 51%(393) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 14%(162) 9%(103) 15%(170) 61%(696) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 6%(28) 30%(144) 15%(70) 49%(235) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 5%(14) 24%(69) 16%(48) 55%(158) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 9%(20) 14%(29) 16%(33) 61%(129) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 15%(142) 8%(75) 15%(138) 62%(567) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_17: Favorability for Catherine Cortez Masto Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 11%(209) 16%(321) 16%(309) 58%(1147) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 11%(71) 19%(126) 14%(93) 56%(373) 663 #1 Issue: Security 5%(12) 26%(67) 13%(33) 57%(149) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 15%(63) 10%(40) 17%(71) 58%(242) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 9%(26) 16%(45) 17%(48) 57%(159) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 14%(13) 8% (8) 18%(18) 60%(57) 96 #1 Issue: Education 5% (5) 11%(11) 15%(14) 69%(65) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 13%(9) 21%(15) 12%(9) 54%(37) 69 #1 Issue: Other 10%(11) 9%(10) 22%(25) 59%(66) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 17%(143) 9%(72) 15%(124) 59%(488) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 5%(35) 29%(188) 15%(95) 51%(331) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 6%(4) 15%(10) 25%(17) 54%(36) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 19%(137) 8%(61) 15%(112) 57%(419) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 4%(29) 29%(195) 14%(96) 53%(362) 682 2016 Vote: Other 6%(9) 13%(18) 15%(21) 65%(89) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(33) 11%(47) 18%(79) 63%(275) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 12%(168) 18%(240) 15%(204) 55%(740) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 6%(41) 13%(81) 17%(106) 64%(407) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 16%(137) 10%(90) 16%(138) 58%(514) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 5%(23) 27%(137) 13%(68) 56%(285) 513 2012 Vote: Other 4% (3) 31%(26) 20%(17) 44%(36) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(45) 13%(68) 17%(86) 61%(311) 511 4-Region: Northeast 14%(50) 17%(60) 17%(61) 52%(183) 354 4-Region: Midwest 8%(35) 16%(73) 16%(72) 60%(275) 456 4-Region: South 9%(66) 18%(134) 16%(118) 57%(424) 741 4-Region: West 13%(58) 12%(53) 13%(58) 61%(265) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 16%(152) 8%(78) 16%(147) 60%(565) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 5%(37) 26%(200) 15%(117) 54%(414) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_18: Favorability for Val Demings Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 9%(182) 10%(197) 14%(287) 66%(1320) 1986 Gender: Male 11%(106) 14%(134) 14%(134) 60%(556) 930 Gender: Female 7%(76) 6%(64) 14%(153) 72%(764) 1056 Age: 18-34 9%(44) 12%(60) 16%(78) 64%(317) 499 Age: 35-44 10%(30) 12%(35) 17%(51) 62%(186) 302 Age: 45-64 8%(58) 9%(69) 14%(100) 69%(497) 723 Age: 65+ 11%(50) 7%(34) 13%(59) 69%(320) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 10%(22) 10%(22) 15%(34) 65%(145) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 7%(32) 13%(57) 17%(71) 62%(266) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 9%(43) 8%(36) 17%(80) 65%(300) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 10%(77) 10%(79) 12%(95) 69%(555) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 14%(107) 7%(52) 14%(108) 66%(518) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 7%(39) 10%(53) 17%(93) 67%(373) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 6%(36) 14%(92) 13%(87) 67%(428) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 19%(62) 11%(38) 13%(44) 57%(187) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 10%(45) 3%(15) 14%(63) 73%(331) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 7%(19) 13%(34) 19%(49) 61%(163) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 7%(20) 6%(19) 15%(44) 72%(210) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 8%(25) 18%(62) 12%(41) 62%(206) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 3%(11) 10%(31) 15%(45) 72%(222) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 15%(91) 7%(40) 14%(87) 64%(389) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 10%(51) 9%(46) 12%(66) 69%(370) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 5%(38) 15%(104) 15%(106) 65%(454) 702 Educ: < College 7%(87) 9%(118) 15%(184) 69%(861) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 12%(56) 11%(51) 14%(68) 63%(295) 470 Educ: Post-grad 15%(39) 11%(29) 13%(36) 61%(164) 267 Income: Under 50k 8%(79) 10%(103) 14%(144) 68%(679) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 9%(65) 9%(68) 15%(106) 67%(483) 722 Income: 100k+ 14%(37) 10%(26) 15%(38) 61%(158) 259 Ethnicity: White 9%(137) 10%(164) 14%(225) 67%(1079) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 10%(20) 13%(25) 24%(46) 53%(102) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_18: Favorability for Val Demings Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 9%(182) 10%(197) 14%(287) 66%(1320) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 14%(35) 9%(23) 16%(41) 61%(153) 252 Ethnicity: Other 7%(9) 8%(10) 17%(21) 69%(88) 128 Community: Urban 12%(59) 12%(57) 14%(67) 62%(296) 479 Community: Suburban 9%(86) 9%(90) 15%(146) 67%(659) 981 Community: Rural 7%(37) 10%(50) 14%(74) 69%(365) 527 Employ: Private Sector 10%(70) 10%(70) 17%(115) 62%(418) 673 Employ: Government 6% (8) 15%(20) 14%(19) 64%(86) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 8%(13) 12%(19) 19%(29) 60%(93) 154 Employ: Homemaker 6%(6) 5% (5) 11%(11) 78%(79) 102 Employ: Retired 10%(54) 9%(48) 12%(65) 68%(359) 526 Employ: Unemployed 9%(16) 8%(15) 10%(19) 72%(135) 186 Employ: Other 7%(9) 9%(11) 16%(20) 68%(85) 125 Military HH: Yes 9%(28) 12%(38) 15%(50) 64%(211) 327 Military HH: No 9%(153) 10%(159) 14%(237) 67%(1109) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 8%(57) 15%(103) 15%(103) 61%(415) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 10%(125) 7%(94) 14%(184) 69%(905) 1309 Trump Job Approve 6%(50) 15%(117) 15%(121) 64%(507) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 12%(132) 7%(77) 14%(154) 68%(774) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 6%(28) 15%(72) 16%(75) 63%(295) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 7%(21) 14%(44) 14%(45) 66%(212) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 7%(17) 10%(25) 14%(37) 69%(179) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 13%(114) 6%(52) 13%(118) 68%(595) 879 Favorable of Trump 6%(46) 15%(118) 14%(107) 65%(496) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 12%(130) 7%(78) 14%(160) 67%(763) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 5%(25) 16%(79) 15%(74) 63%(299) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 7%(20) 13%(39) 12%(34) 68%(197) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 8%(17) 10%(20) 14%(29) 68%(143) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 12%(113) 6%(58) 14%(131) 67%(620) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_18: Favorability for Val Demings Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 9%(182) 10%(197) 14%(287) 66%(1320) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 8%(54) 11%(71) 16%(105) 65%(433) 663 #1 Issue: Security 4%(12) 16%(42) 11%(30) 68%(177) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 12%(52) 8%(34) 13%(54) 66%(276) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 10%(29) 8%(23) 14%(39) 67%(186) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 6%(6) 6%(6) 21%(20) 66%(64) 96 #1 Issue: Education 6% (5) 8% (7) 14%(13) 72%(68) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 16%(11) 12%(9) 10% (7) 62%(43) 69 #1 Issue: Other 13%(14) 5% (5) 16%(18) 66%(73) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 15%(123) 7%(54) 13%(109) 65%(541) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 5%(31) 15%(98) 14%(94) 66%(428) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 1% (1) 9%(6) 20%(13) 70%(46) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 16%(118) 6%(44) 13%(95) 65%(473) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 4%(28) 15%(105) 14%(93) 67%(455) 682 2016 Vote: Other 7%(9) 9%(13) 17%(24) 67%(91) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(25) 8%(36) 17%(75) 69%(299) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 11%(147) 10%(140) 14%(193) 64%(871) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 5%(35) 9%(57) 15%(94) 71%(449) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 14%(119) 8%(67) 14%(123) 65%(570) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 4%(19) 14%(71) 13%(68) 69%(354) 513 2012 Vote: Other 4% (3) 15%(12) 20%(16) 62%(50) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(40) 9%(47) 15%(79) 67%(344) 511 4-Region: Northeast 10%(36) 10%(34) 14%(50) 66%(234) 354 4-Region: Midwest 6%(27) 10%(45) 15%(68) 69%(316) 456 4-Region: South 10%(77) 12%(87) 14%(105) 64%(472) 741 4-Region: West 9%(40) 7%(31) 15%(64) 69%(299) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 13%(127) 7%(62) 14%(134) 66%(621) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 5%(41) 14%(110) 14%(111) 66%(507) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table POLx_19: Favorability for Michelle Lujan Grisham Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 7%(133) 12%(243) 14%(287) 67%(1323) 1986 Gender: Male 10%(91) 17%(159) 14%(133) 59%(546) 930 Gender: Female 4%(42) 8%(83) 15%(154) 74%(777) 1056 Age: 18-34 7%(37) 15%(76) 15%(77) 62%(310) 499 Age: 35-44 10%(31) 11%(32) 17%(50) 63%(189) 302 Age: 45-64 5%(38) 12%(84) 13%(93) 70%(509) 723 Age: 65+ 6%(28) 11%(51) 15%(67) 68%(316) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 6%(13) 12%(28) 17%(38) 64%(143) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 8%(35) 15%(64) 15%(65) 62%(263) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 7%(34) 10%(46) 16%(74) 67%(306) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 6%(48) 12%(98) 12%(100) 70%(561) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 10%(79) 9%(67) 16%(124) 66%(515) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 3%(19) 12%(65) 15%(81) 70%(392) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 5%(35) 17%(111) 13%(82) 65%(416) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 16%(54) 15%(49) 16%(54) 52%(174) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 5%(25) 4%(18) 15%(70) 75%(342) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 4%(10) 16%(41) 15%(39) 66%(174) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 3%(10) 8%(24) 14%(42) 74%(217) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 8%(27) 21%(69) 12%(40) 59%(198) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 3% (8) 14%(42) 14%(42) 70%(218) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 10%(60) 8%(49) 14%(85) 68%(412) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 6%(33) 12%(66) 16%(83) 66%(351) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 5%(37) 17%(117) 13%(91) 65%(457) 702 Educ: < College 6%(78) 12%(151) 15%(187) 67%(834) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 6%(27) 14%(65) 12%(57) 68%(321) 470 Educ: Post-grad 11%(28) 10%(28) 16%(43) 63%(168) 267 Income: Under 50k 7%(69) 12%(124) 15%(150) 66%(662) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 6%(40) 12%(85) 14%(98) 69%(499) 722 Income: 100k+ 9%(24) 13%(34) 15%(39) 62%(162) 259 Ethnicity: White 6%(98) 12%(195) 14%(218) 68%(1095) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 9%(18) 17%(33) 21%(41) 52%(100) 192 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_19: Favorability for Michelle Lujan Grisham Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 7%(133) 12%(243) 14%(287) 67%(1323) 1986 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 11%(27) 12%(30) 17%(44) 60%(151) 252 Ethnicity: Other 6% (8) 14%(18) 20%(25) 60%(77) 128 Community: Urban 11%(53) 14%(69) 15%(72) 60%(285) 479 Community: Suburban 5%(52) 11%(112) 15%(148) 68%(669) 981 Community: Rural 5%(28) 12%(62) 13%(68) 70%(369) 527 Employ: Private Sector 8%(56) 14%(91) 15%(101) 63%(425) 673 Employ: Government 6% (8) 13%(18) 16%(22) 64%(86) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 10%(15) 15%(23) 13%(20) 62%(95) 154 Employ: Homemaker 4%(4) 5% (5) 12%(13) 79%(81) 102 Employ: Retired 5%(27) 12%(62) 14%(72) 69%(364) 526 Employ: Unemployed 7%(13) 11%(20) 12%(23) 70%(130) 186 Employ: Other 6% (8) 9%(11) 18%(22) 67%(84) 125 Military HH: Yes 7%(23) 16%(53) 14%(46) 63%(205) 327 Military HH: No 7%(111) 11%(190) 15%(241) 67%(1118) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 8%(56) 16%(110) 15%(104) 60%(407) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 6%(77) 10%(133) 14%(183) 70%(915) 1309 Trump Job Approve 7%(52) 16%(128) 15%(116) 63%(498) 794 Trump Job Disapprove 7%(80) 10%(112) 14%(157) 69%(787) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 6%(27) 18%(85) 16%(74) 61%(287) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 8%(25) 13%(43) 13%(43) 65%(211) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 6%(16) 13%(35) 17%(44) 63%(163) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 7%(65) 9%(77) 13%(113) 71%(624) 879 Favorable of Trump 6%(48) 17%(128) 14%(108) 63%(482) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 7%(82) 10%(109) 14%(154) 69%(786) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 5%(24) 19%(90) 16%(74) 61%(288) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 8%(24) 13%(39) 12%(34) 67%(194) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 7%(14) 14%(29) 14%(29) 66%(138) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 7%(68) 9%(81) 14%(125) 70%(648) 922 Continued on next page

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Table POLx_19: Favorability for Michelle Lujan Grisham Heard Of, No Demographic Total Favorable Total Unfavorable Opinion Never Heard Of Total N Registered Voters 7%(133) 12%(243) 14%(287) 67%(1323) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 8%(55) 12%(77) 13%(89) 67%(443) 663 #1 Issue: Security 5%(12) 20%(52) 14%(37) 61%(159) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 7%(28) 9%(37) 15%(62) 69%(288) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 6%(17) 11%(30) 16%(46) 67%(185) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 6%(6) 17%(17) 16%(15) 61%(58) 96 #1 Issue: Education 1% (1) 13%(12) 11%(10) 75%(71) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 7% (5) 16%(11) 12%(9) 65%(45) 69 #1 Issue: Other 8%(9) 7% (8) 18%(20) 67%(74) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 10%(81) 9%(73) 14%(118) 67%(555) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 4%(28) 18%(117) 13%(81) 65%(425) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 1% (1) 21%(14) 22%(14) 57%(38) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 11%(77) 8%(58) 14%(102) 68%(493) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 4%(25) 17%(118) 14%(94) 65%(444) 682 2016 Vote: Other 3%(4) 14%(19) 11%(15) 72%(98) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(27) 11%(48) 18%(76) 65%(284) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 8%(102) 13%(176) 14%(191) 65%(882) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 5%(31) 11%(67) 15%(96) 69%(441) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 9%(79) 9%(83) 15%(132) 67%(585) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 3%(18) 16%(84) 11%(59) 69%(352) 513 2012 Vote: Other 3% (2) 15%(12) 24%(19) 59%(49) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 7%(34) 12%(63) 15%(77) 66%(336) 511 4-Region: Northeast 8%(27) 12%(44) 14%(51) 66%(233) 354 4-Region: Midwest 5%(25) 12%(55) 15%(69) 67%(307) 456 4-Region: South 6%(41) 14%(100) 14%(101) 67%(499) 741 4-Region: West 9%(40) 10%(43) 15%(67) 66%(285) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 9%(87) 8%(79) 15%(143) 67%(634) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 5%(37) 17%(129) 13%(101) 65%(502) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table Q172: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic Approve Approve Disapprove Disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(471) 16%(322) 13%(258) 44%(879) 3%(55) 1986 Gender: Male 27%(252) 16%(147) 15%(138) 40%(371) 2%(22) 930 Gender: Female 21%(220) 17%(176) 11%(121) 48%(507) 3%(33) 1056 Age: 18-34 15%(76) 15%(77) 17%(85) 45%(225) 7%(37) 499 Age: 35-44 24%(72) 17%(52) 16%(48) 40%(122) 2%(7) 302 Age: 45-64 25%(183) 18%(130) 13%(91) 43%(309) 1%(9) 723 Age: 65+ 30%(140) 14%(63) 7%(34) 48%(223) — (2) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 11%(24) 17%(39) 20%(44) 42%(93) 10%(23) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 21%(90) 15%(64) 14%(60) 45%(194) 4%(19) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 25%(113) 18%(85) 16%(75) 39%(181) 1%(5) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 28%(223) 16%(126) 9%(73) 47%(377) 1%(8) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 3%(23) 6%(44) 14%(109) 76%(598) 1%(11) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 13%(75) 22%(123) 17%(97) 41%(227) 6%(35) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 58%(373) 24%(155) 8%(52) 8%(53) 1%(9) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 3%(8) 7%(23) 17%(55) 72%(237) 2%(7) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 3%(15) 5%(21) 12%(53) 80%(361) 1%(4) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 17%(46) 20%(54) 20%(54) 38%(101) 4%(10) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 10%(29) 24%(69) 15%(43) 43%(126) 9%(25) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 59%(197) 21%(70) 8%(28) 10%(34) 1%(5) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 57%(176) 28%(85) 8%(24) 6%(20) 1%(5) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 6%(39) 5%(29) 9%(56) 79%(480) — (1) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 12%(64) 17%(91) 20%(107) 48%(255) 3%(15) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 49%(342) 25%(176) 9%(63) 16%(112) 1%(10) 702 Educ: < College 25%(316) 18%(219) 13%(167) 40%(502) 4%(45) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 22%(101) 14%(64) 13%(63) 50%(236) 1%(6) 470 Educ: Post-grad 20%(54) 15%(40) 11%(28) 53%(141) 1%(4) 267 Income: Under 50k 24%(239) 16%(162) 14%(143) 42%(422) 4%(39) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 22%(159) 16%(118) 12%(85) 48%(344) 2%(16) 722 Income: 100k+ 28%(73) 16%(42) 12%(31) 43%(112) — (0) 259 Ethnicity: White 27%(441) 18%(290) 11%(181) 41%(659) 2%(35) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 17%(33) 11%(21) 19%(36) 49%(95) 4%(7) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 5%(13) 7%(17) 21%(52) 63%(158) 5%(12) 252 Continued on next page

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Table Q172: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic Approve Approve Disapprove Disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(471) 16%(322) 13%(258) 44%(879) 3%(55) 1986 Ethnicity: Other 14%(17) 12%(15) 20%(25) 48%(62) 7%(8) 128 Community: Urban 18%(86) 13%(64) 14%(67) 51%(246) 3%(16) 479 Community: Suburban 21%(210) 16%(153) 14%(138) 47%(458) 2%(22) 981 Community: Rural 33%(175) 20%(106) 10%(53) 33%(175) 3%(17) 527 Employ: Private Sector 24%(159) 18%(118) 15%(101) 42%(286) 1%(9) 673 Employ: Government 21%(28) 17%(23) 17%(22) 40%(54) 4%(6) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 21%(32) 13%(19) 16%(25) 45%(70) 5%(8) 154 Employ: Homemaker 24%(25) 21%(21) 12%(12) 37%(38) 6%(6) 102 Employ: Retired 29%(152) 14%(71) 8%(43) 49%(255) 1%(4) 526 Employ: Unemployed 22%(41) 15%(28) 16%(30) 41%(77) 5%(9) 186 Employ: Other 20%(25) 22%(27) 8%(10) 44%(55) 7%(9) 125 Military HH: Yes 28%(93) 16%(52) 10%(32) 45%(147) 1%(3) 327 Military HH: No 23%(378) 16%(270) 14%(226) 44%(732) 3%(53) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 56%(378) 29%(194) 6%(42) 5%(34) 4%(29) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 7%(93) 10%(129) 16%(216) 65%(845) 2%(26) 1309 Trump Job Approve 59%(471) 41%(322) — (0) — (0) — (0) 794 Trump Job Disapprove — (0) — (0) 23%(258) 77%(879) — (0) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 100%(471) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve — (0) 100%(322) — (0) — (0) — (0) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove — (0) — (0) 100%(258) — (0) — (0) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove — (0) — (0) — (0) 100%(879) — (0) 879 Favorable of Trump 59%(453) 35%(270) 2%(18) 2%(16) 1%(8) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 1%(14) 3%(36) 20%(222) 75%(847) 1%(13) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 88%(420) 7%(35) 1%(3) 3%(15) — (2) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 11%(33) 81%(235) 5%(15) — (1) 2%(6) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 1%(2) 15%(32) 74%(155) 7%(15) 3%(6) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 1%(11) — (4) 7%(67) 90%(832) 1%(7) 922 Continued on next page

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Table Q172: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic Approve Approve Disapprove Disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(471) 16%(322) 13%(258) 44%(879) 3%(55) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 28%(187) 20%(134) 15%(101) 34%(226) 2%(15) 663 #1 Issue: Security 53%(137) 22%(58) 5%(12) 18%(48) 2%(5) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 12%(49) 11%(44) 12%(50) 62%(257) 4%(15) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 24%(66) 16%(44) 9%(25) 50%(138) 1%(4) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 12%(11) 9%(9) 21%(20) 56%(54) 3%(2) 96 #1 Issue: Education 5%(5) 14%(14) 27%(25) 44%(41) 10%(9) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 7%(5) 12%(8) 17%(12) 64%(44) — (0) 69 #1 Issue: Other 10%(11) 10%(11) 11%(13) 64%(71) 4%(5) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 3%(21) 4%(36) 13%(105) 80%(658) 1%(7) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 55%(359) 27%(178) 9%(58) 8%(51) 1%(5) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 15%(10) 26%(17) 17%(11) 32%(22) 10%(7) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 2%(16) 4%(33) 12%(85) 80%(587) 1%(8) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 56%(384) 27%(186) 8%(57) 7%(49) 1%(6) 682 2016 Vote: Other 2%(3) 17%(23) 24%(33) 55%(75) 2%(3) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 16%(69) 19%(81) 19%(83) 38%(164) 9%(38) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 25%(344) 16%(211) 10%(142) 48%(642) 1%(12) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 20%(128) 18%(111) 18%(117) 37%(237) 7%(43) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 8%(68) 8%(70) 14%(122) 70%(612) 1%(7) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 51%(261) 26%(135) 9%(44) 13%(68) 1%(5) 513 2012 Vote: Other 42%(35) 24%(20) 8%(7) 21%(17) 4%(3) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 21%(108) 19%(97) 17%(85) 35%(181) 8%(40) 511 4-Region: Northeast 22%(79) 17%(59) 13%(46) 45%(159) 3%(11) 354 4-Region: Midwest 22%(100) 18%(81) 14%(62) 44%(201) 3%(12) 456 4-Region: South 27%(201) 16%(119) 13%(98) 42%(308) 2%(16) 741 4-Region: West 21%(92) 14%(63) 12%(51) 49%(211) 4%(16) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 3%(25) 6%(55) 14%(128) 77%(723) 1%(13) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 54%(414) 27%(205) 9%(70) 9%(69) 1%(11) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Table Q172NET: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? Don’t Know / No Demographic Total Approve Total Disapprove Opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(794) 57%(1137) 3%(55) 1986 Gender: Male 43%(398) 55%(509) 2%(22) 930 Gender: Female 37%(395) 59%(628) 3%(33) 1056 Age: 18-34 31%(153) 62%(310) 7%(37) 499 Age: 35-44 41%(125) 56%(170) 2%(7) 302 Age: 45-64 43%(313) 55%(401) 1%(9) 723 Age: 65+ 44%(203) 56%(257) — (2) 462 GenZers: 1997-2012 28%(62) 62%(137) 10%(23) 222 Millennials: 1981-1996 36%(154) 59%(254) 4%(19) 427 GenXers: 1965-1980 43%(198) 56%(256) 1%(5) 459 Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 43%(349) 56%(450) 1%(8) 806 PID: Dem (no lean) 9%(67) 90%(707) 1%(11) 785 PID: Ind (no lean) 36%(198) 58%(324) 6%(35) 557 PID: Rep (no lean) 82%(528) 16%(105) 1%(9) 643 PID/Gender: Dem Men 9%(31) 88%(292) 2%(7) 331 PID/Gender: Dem Women 8%(36) 91%(415) 1%(4) 454 PID/Gender: Ind Men 38%(100) 59%(155) 4%(10) 265 PID/Gender: Ind Women 34%(98) 58%(169) 9%(25) 293 PID/Gender: Rep Men 80%(267) 18%(62) 1%(5) 334 PID/Gender: Rep Women 84%(261) 14%(44) 1%(5) 309 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 11%(69) 89%(537) — (1) 606 Ideo: Moderate (4) 29%(156) 68%(362) 3%(15) 533 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 74%(518) 25%(175) 1%(10) 702 Educ: < College 43%(535) 54%(669) 4%(45) 1249 Educ: Bachelors degree 35%(165) 64%(298) 1%(6) 470 Educ: Post-grad 35%(94) 63%(170) 1%(4) 267 Income: Under 50k 40%(401) 56%(565) 4%(39) 1005 Income: 50k-100k 38%(277) 59%(429) 2%(16) 722 Income: 100k+ 45%(115) 55%(143) — (0) 259 Ethnicity: White 45%(731) 52%(840) 2%(35) 1606 Ethnicity: Hispanic 28%(55) 68%(131) 4%(7) 192 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 12%(30) 83%(210) 5%(12) 252 Continued on next page

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Table Q172NET: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? Don’t Know / No Demographic Total Approve Total Disapprove Opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(794) 57%(1137) 3%(55) 1986 Ethnicity: Other 26%(33) 68%(87) 7%(8) 128 Community: Urban 31%(150) 65%(313) 3%(16) 479 Community: Suburban 37%(363) 61%(596) 2%(22) 981 Community: Rural 53%(281) 43%(229) 3%(17) 527 Employ: Private Sector 41%(277) 57%(386) 1%(9) 673 Employ: Government 39%(52) 57%(76) 4%(6) 134 Employ: Self-Employed 33%(51) 62%(95) 5%(8) 154 Employ: Homemaker 45%(46) 49%(50) 6%(6) 102 Employ: Retired 43%(223) 57%(298) 1%(4) 526 Employ: Unemployed 37%(69) 58%(107) 5%(9) 186 Employ: Other 42%(52) 52%(64) 7%(9) 125 Military HH: Yes 44%(145) 55%(179) 1%(3) 327 Military HH: No 39%(648) 58%(958) 3%(53) 1659 RD/WT: Right Direction 84%(572) 11%(76) 4%(29) 677 RD/WT: Wrong Track 17%(222) 81%(1061) 2%(26) 1309 Trump Job Approve 100%(794) — (0) — (0) 794 Trump Job Disapprove — (0) 100%(1137) — (0) 1137 Trump Job Strongly Approve 100%(471) — (0) — (0) 471 Trump Job Somewhat Approve 100%(322) — (0) — (0) 322 Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove — (0) 100%(258) — (0) 258 Trump Job Strongly Disapprove — (0) 100%(879) — (0) 879 Favorable of Trump 94%(724) 5%(35) 1%(8) 766 Unfavorable of Trump 4%(49) 95%(1069) 1%(13) 1131 Very Favorable of Trump 96%(456) 4%(19) — (2) 476 Somewhat Favorable of Trump 93%(268) 6%(16) 2%(6) 290 Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 16%(34) 81%(170) 3%(6) 209 Very Unfavorable of Trump 2%(15) 98%(899) 1%(7) 922 Continued on next page

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Table Q172NET: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? Don’t Know / No Demographic Total Approve Total Disapprove Opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(794) 57%(1137) 3%(55) 1986 #1 Issue: Economy 48%(321) 49%(327) 2%(15) 663 #1 Issue: Security 75%(195) 23%(60) 2%(5) 260 #1 Issue: Health Care 22%(93) 74%(307) 4%(15) 415 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 40%(110) 59%(164) 1%(4) 277 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 21%(20) 77%(74) 3%(2) 96 #1 Issue: Education 20%(18) 71%(66) 10%(9) 94 #1 Issue: Energy 19%(13) 81%(56) — (0) 69 #1 Issue: Other 20%(22) 75%(84) 4%(5) 111 2018 House Vote: Democrat 7%(57) 92%(763) 1%(7) 827 2018 House Vote: Republican 83%(537) 17%(108) 1%(5) 650 2018 House Vote: Someone else 41%(27) 49%(33) 10%(7) 67 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 7%(49) 92%(673) 1%(8) 730 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 84%(569) 16%(106) 1%(6) 682 2016 Vote: Other 19%(26) 79%(108) 2%(3) 137 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 34%(150) 57%(247) 9%(38) 435 Voted in 2014: Yes 41%(555) 58%(784) 1%(12) 1351 Voted in 2014: No 38%(239) 56%(353) 7%(43) 635 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 16%(138) 83%(734) 1%(7) 879 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 77%(396) 22%(112) 1%(5) 513 2012 Vote: Other 67%(55) 29%(24) 4%(3) 82 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 40%(205) 52%(266) 8%(40) 511 4-Region: Northeast 39%(138) 58%(205) 3%(11) 354 4-Region: Midwest 40%(181) 58%(263) 3%(12) 456 4-Region: South 43%(320) 55%(406) 2%(16) 741 4-Region: West 36%(155) 61%(263) 4%(16) 434 Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 8%(80) 90%(850) 1%(13) 943 Party: Republican/Leans Republican 81%(619) 18%(139) 1%(11) 769 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com.

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Respondent Demographics Summary

Summary Statistics of Survey Respondent Demographics Demographic Group Frequency Percentage

xdemAll Registered Voters 1986 100% xdemGender Gender: Male 930 47% Gender: Female 1056 53% N 1986 age Age: 18-34 499 25% Age: 35-44 302 15% Age: 45-64 723 36% Age: 65+ 462 23% N 1986 demAgeGeneration GenZers: 1997-2012 222 11% Millennials: 1981-1996 427 21% GenXers: 1965-1980 459 23% Baby Boomers: 1946-1964 806 41% N 1914 xpid3 PID: Dem (no lean) 785 40% PID: Ind (no lean) 557 28% PID: Rep (no lean) 643 32% N 1986 xpidGender PID/Gender: Dem Men 331 17% PID/Gender: Dem Women 454 23% PID/Gender: Ind Men 265 13% PID/Gender: Ind Women 293 15% PID/Gender: Rep Men 334 17% PID/Gender: Rep Women 309 16% N 1986 xdemIdeo3 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 606 31% Ideo: Moderate (4) 533 27% Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 702 35% N 1842 xeduc3 Educ: < College 1249 63% Educ: Bachelors degree 470 24% Educ: Post-grad 267 13% N 1986 Continued on next page

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Summary Statistics of Survey Respondent Demographics Demographic Group Frequency Percentage xdemInc3 Income: Under 50k 1005 51% Income: 50k-100k 722 36% Income: 100k+ 259 13% N 1986 xdemWhite Ethnicity: White 1606 81% xdemHispBin Ethnicity: Hispanic 192 10% demBlackBin Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 252 13% demRaceOther Ethnicity: Other 128 6% xdemUsr Community: Urban 479 24% Community: Suburban 981 49% Community: Rural 527 27% N 1986 xdemEmploy Employ: Private Sector 673 34% Employ: Government 134 7% Employ: Self-Employed 154 8% Employ: Homemaker 102 5% Employ: Retired 526 26% Employ: Unemployed 186 9% Employ: Other 125 6% N 1899 xdemMilHH1 Military HH: Yes 327 16% Military HH: No 1659 84% N 1986 xnr1 RD/WT: Right Direction 677 34% RD/WT: Wrong Track 1309 66% N 1986 Trump_Approve Trump Job Approve 794 40% Trump Job Disapprove 1137 57% N 1931 Trump_Approve2 Trump Job Strongly Approve 471 24% Trump Job Somewhat Approve 322 16% Trump Job Somewhat Disapprove 258 13% Trump Job Strongly Disapprove 879 44% N 1931 Continued on next page

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Summary Statistics of Survey Respondent Demographics Demographic Group Frequency Percentage

Trump_Fav Favorable of Trump 766 39% Unfavorable of Trump 1131 57% N 1897 Trump_Fav_FULL Very Favorable of Trump 476 24% Somewhat Favorable of Trump 290 15% Somewhat Unfavorable of Trump 209 11% Very Unfavorable of Trump 922 46% N 1897 xnr3 #1 Issue: Economy 663 33% #1 Issue: Security 260 13% #1 Issue: Health Care 415 21% #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 277 14% #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 96 5% #1 Issue: Education 94 5% #1 Issue: Energy 69 3% #1 Issue: Other 111 6% N 1986 xsubVote18O 2018 House Vote: Democrat 827 42% 2018 House Vote: Republican 650 33% 2018 House Vote: Someone else 67 3% N 1544 xsubVote16O 2016 Vote: Hillary Clinton 730 37% 2016 Vote: Donald Trump 682 34% 2016 Vote: Other 137 7% 2016 Vote: Didn’t Vote 435 22% N 1983 xsubVote14O Voted in 2014: Yes 1351 68% Voted in 2014: No 635 32% N 1986 xsubVote12O 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 879 44% 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 513 26% 2012 Vote: Other 82 4% 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 511 26% N 1985 xreg4 4-Region: Northeast 354 18% 4-Region: Midwest 456 23% 4-Region: South 741 37% 4-Region: West 434 22% N 1986 Continued on next page

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Summary Statistics of Survey Respondent Demographics Demographic Group Frequency Percentage xdemPidLean Party: Democrat/Leans Democrat 943 47% Party: Republican/Leans Republican 769 39% N 1712 Note: Group proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. All statistics are calcu- lated with demographic post-stratification weights applied.

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