Voter News Service General Election Exit Polls, 2000 Codebook for All

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Voter News Service General Election Exit Polls, 2000

Codebook for All Parts

Voter News Service

ICPSR 3527

Voter News Service General Election Exit Polls, 2000

(ICPSR 3527)

Principal Investigator

Voter News Service

First ICPSR Version November 2002

Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research P.O. Box 1248 Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106

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Voter News Service. VOTER NEWS SERVICE GENERAL ELECTION EXIT POLLS, 2000 [Computer file]. ICPSR version. New York, NY: Voter News Service [producer], 2000. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter- university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2002.

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DATA COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

Voter News Service Voter News Service General Election Exit Polls, 2000 (ICPSR 3527)

SUMMARY: These data were collected through interviews conducted with voters in 50 states and the District of Columbia, as they left their polling places on election day, November 7, 2000. Part 1, National Data, contains data collected from a national sample. National sample respondents were asked a series of questions about their electoral choices, the issues surrounding the elections, and the factors that influenced their decisions. Questions focused on the direction of the country, the state and future of the nation's economy, the federal budget surplus, the investment of Social Security funds in the stock market, tax cuts, prescription drug coverage for the elderly, and the legacy of the Clinton presidency. Background information on national respondents includes age, race, gender, Hispanic descent, age of children in household, marital status, political party, political orientation, employment status, education, religion, and family income. Parts 2-52 contain data collected from the individual state and District of Columbia surveys. Telephone surveys were conducted in Oregon, as well as with absentee/early voters in California and Washington. Respondents were asked for their opinions of President Bill Clinton and the United States Congress, as well as for their vote choices in the relevant gubernatorial, senatorial, and congressional elections. Those queried were also asked whether they supported state-specific proposals, such as a state lottery in South Carolina, a state income tax in New Hampshire, and school vouchers in California and Michigan. Background information on individual state respondents includes age, race, gender, education, voter participation history, political party, political orientation, and family income.

UNIVERSE: Voters casting a ballot in the 2000 United States general election.

SAMPLING: The statewide samples were selected in two stages. First, a probability sample of voting precincts within each state was selected that represented the different geographic areas across the state and the vote by party. Second, within each precinct, voters were sampled systematically throughout the voting day at a rate that gave all voters in a precinct the same chance of being interviewed. The national sample is a subsample of the statewide sample precincts.

NOTE: (1) A weight variable, with three implied decimal places, should be applied in all analyses. Further information on weighting may be found within the methodology section of the codebook. (2) This collection has not been processed by ICPSR staff. ICPSR is distributing the data and documentation for this collection in essentially the same form in which they were received. When appropriate, documentation has been converted to Portable Document Format (PDF), data files have been converted to non-platform- specific formats, and variables have been recoded to ensure respondents' anonymity. (3) The codebook is provided as a Portable Document Format (PDF) file. The PDF file format was developed by Adobe Systems Incorporated and can be accessed using PDF reader software, such as the Adobe Acrobat Reader. Information on how to obtain a copy of the Acrobat Reader is provided on the ICPSR Web site.

RESTRICTIONS: ICPSR obtained these data from Voter News Service under the terms of a contract that states that the data are for the sole use of ICPSR and may not be sold or provided to third parties outside of ICPSR. Individuals at institutions that are not members of ICPSR may obtain these data directly from Voter News Service. Interested researchers should contact Voter News Service at 718- 694-2350.

EXTENT OF COLLECTION: 52 data files + machine-readable documentation (PDF)

EXTENT OF PROCESSING: REFORM.DOC

DATA FORMAT: Logical Record Length with SPSS portable files

Part 1: National Data Parts 2-52: States Data File Structure: rectangular File Structure: rectangular Cases: 13,225 Cases: 590 to 2,772 per part Variables: 101 Variables: 29 to 56 per part Record Length: 151 Record Length: 104 to 151 Records Per Case: 1 per part Records Per Case: 1

Part 53: Codebook for All Parts

VOTER NEWS SERVICE

Exit Poll Data Documentation for November 7, 2000

I. Introduction

This document describes the 2000 Voter News Service exit poll datasets, explains how to access the data and interpret the column location documentation, and includes important information regarding the analysis of these data.

There are 51 individual state exit poll datasets and a national exit poll dataset. Sections of this document are applicable to both the state and national data, whereas other sections pertain to either one or the other.

Attached are the following: a description of the “2000 VNS Exit Poll Methodology,” a list of state numbers, detailed column location information for each dataset, a list of all questions altered for the 2000 general election and the exit poll questionnaires in .PDF format.

II. Data Files

Fifty-two data files are available – 1 dataset for each state survey and 1 for the national survey. The data are made available as ascii files and in SPSS format on CD-ROM. Within each state’s directory on your CD-ROM, you will find a folder containing the ascii file (ending in .DAT) and column definitions (a text document) for that state, as well as an SPSS folder containing datafiles (ending in .SAV) and portable files. There is also a folder containing the questionnaire for that state in .PDF format.

III. All Surveys

The information in this section applies to the national and all of the state surveys. a. Weights

Columns 75-80 contain respondent weights. The weight has 3 implied decimal places (e.g. , '164222' in columns 75-80 means the respondent's weight=164.222). These weights should be applied in all analyses. Unweighted tabulations may be seriously misleading and should not be used. In the SPSS data file, these values can be found under the variable label WEIGHT. The decimal places have already been allocated in these files.

For additional information on weighting, see the “2000 VNS Exit Poll Methodology” below. b. Backside Variable

When Column 66 (or the variable BACKSIDE in the SPSS file)=1 it means that the respondent answered at least one question on the backside of the questionnaire, indicating that the questionnaire was turned over. When analyzing backside items, this variable allows the researcher to omit respondents who did not turn over the questionnaire. c. Omitted Questions

So that your results will match the numbers published by VNS, we have applied our policies for coding omits to the SPSS files we distribute. It is our policy to exclude omits (item non-response) from analyses of most demographic variables, but include omits for most opinion questions. In our SPSS files, for those variables where we do not count the omits, non-responses have been entered as “System Missing” - they will appear as dots in the file. For those variables where we do count the omits, we have re-coded the non-responses from a blank to a “9” so that by default they will appear in your analyses. For example, omits to a question on Bill Clinton’s job approval were entered as “9”, whereas omits to the Age question were entered as “System Missing”.

It is also our policy to exclude the omits for questions that appear on the back of the questionnaire in cases where the respondent did not answer ANY questions on the back of the questionnaire. The “backside” variable is used to flag such cases. We have also applied this adjustment to the SPSS files. d. Additional Items

These items, not on the questionnaire, were added to all of the data files (the national and all states):

Short Label Column Location Description

STATE 65 State or National Questionnaire: 1=National 2=State

Short Label Column Location Description

BACKSIDE 66 Completed Backside of Exit Poll: (where 1=Yes 2= No

OVER65 59 Age 65+ 1= 18-64 2= 65 and Over

AGE 68 Age (4 Categories): 1= 18 - 29 3= 45 - 59 2= 30 - 44 4= 60 and Over

AGEABC 69 Age 60 (6 Categories): 1= 18 - 24 4= 40 - 49 2= 25 - 29 5= 50 - 59 3= 30 - 39 6= 60 and Over

AGE65 71 Age 65 (6 Categories): 1= 18 - 24 4= 40 - 49 2= 25 - 29 5= 50 - 64 3= 30 - 39 6= 65 and Over

(The age variables above are regroupings of the original nine- category Age question in Column 19.)

PARTY 70 Party ID (3 Categories): 1= Democrat 2= Republican 3= Independent/Something else

(This is a regrouping of the four-category Party ID question in column 48.)

JOBPERS 45 Combined Bill Clinton job approval and personal favorability. 1=Approve/Favorable 2=Approve/Unfavorable 3=Disapprove/Favorable 4=Disapprove/Unfavorable

Short Label Column Location Description

REL5 74 Religion (5 Categories): 1=Protestant/Other Christian 2=Catholic 3=Jewish 4=Other 5=None (This is a regrouping of the six-category Religion question in column 52.)

CALL 17 Call Number: 1= First call 2= Second call 3= Third call (Interviewers called in results three times during election day.)

STATEID 9 to10 State Number

PRECINCT 11 to 13 VNS Precinct Number

SEQ 14 to 16 Sequence number within precinct

WEIGHT 75 to 80 Weight (3 implied decimal places)

IV. National Survey

The information in this section applies only to the national survey. a. Design

A sample of exit poll precincts was drawn in each state. A subsample of these precincts was selected to form the national sample. Respondents in the national precincts were given one of four versions of the national questionnaire. The four versions were interleaved on pads that were handed out to respondents. Responses to the four versions are combined into one dataset. All versions have questions in common as well as questions unique to each version.

On the bottom right corner of each version of the national questionnaire is a code that indicates the color of the questionnaire. These colors correspond to the version numbers in column 3:

2 = W – White 3 = Y – Yellow 4 = G – Grey 5 = P – Pink

To determine which questions are on which version of the questionnaire, simply crosstab each question by “Version” (column 3). All questions which do not appear on a particular version are entered as “System Missing” and will not affect your analysis for that version.

The generic versions of the national questionnaires are included in .PDF form. The national questionnaire used in each state included the appropriate candidates in the statewide races. For the House vote, cards with the names of the candidates running in that congressional district were attached to the questionnaire pad next to the House vote question.

In addition, VNS has made a provision for asking a question about a late breaking news event. On the Sunday before the election, VNS interviewers were given question wording to add to one version of the National questionnaire. This language was added by the interviewer to Question AA on the version labeled “G-2000-N-Pink.” In the national dataset, this variable is labeled BREAKING.

It appeared on the questionnaire as:

In your vote for president today, how would you rate the importance of: Bush’s 1976 drunken driving arrest? 1=Very important 2=Somewhat important 3=Not too important 4=Not at all important

b. The Race Question

On the national questionnaire a “Hispanic Descent” question was asked in addition to the Race question. When a respondent answered “yes” to the “Hispanic Descent” question, the respondent's Race was coded "Hispanic" in column 20/SPSS variable RACE (regardless of how he/she answered the Race question). This was done to better identify Hispanic voters who could have answered "white" or some other race on the Race question. It is these data (in column 20/RACE) that were reported on election day. The original responses to the Race question, called “Q-Race, ” can be found in column 73/SPSS variable QRACE.

Findings on Hispanics in the 2000 exit poll will NOT be comparable to results in previous presidential election years because Voter News Service changed how it measures Hispanics after 1996.

Before 1998, the exit polls treated Hispanics as a racial group. Respondents were asked whether they were white, black, Hispanic/Latino, Asian or another race. Since 1998, the exit polls have added a separate question asking respondents, regardless of their race, if they're of Hispanic descent. People who answer either question positively are now counted as Hispanics. The effect of the change is to increase the number of self-identified Hispanics in exit poll results.

Comparisons to previous years can be made only among the subset of Hispanics who identify themselves as Hispanic in the race question.

c. Additional Items

These items, not on the questionnaire, were added to the national data file:

Short Label Column Location Description

INCPARTY 101 1 - House seat previously held by a Dem 2 - House seat previously held by a Rep Omits - All others

INCVOTE 102 1 - If the respondent voted for the House incumbent 2 - If the respondent voted against the House incumbent Omits - All others

OPEN 105 1 - Open Dem House seat 2 - Open Rep House seat Omits - All others

OPPOSE 107 1 - The House seat is contested between a Dem and a Rep. 2 - Not contested between a Dem and a Rep (e.g., there is only one major party candidate).

VERSION 3 Questionnaire Version 2 – W = White Version 3 – Y = Yellow Version 4 – G = Grey Version 5 – P = Pink Version

REGION 8 Region of Country 1 - East 2 - Midwest 3 - South 4 - West

STATEID 9-10 State Number (see attached list of states)

SIZEPLAC 50 Size of Area 1 - Cities over 500,000 4 - Cities 10,000 - 50,000 2 - Cities 50,000 - 500,000 5 - Rural 3 - Suburbs

SIZEPLC3 34 Size of Area (3 Categories): 1 – Cities over 50,000 2 – Suburbs 3 – Small Cities/Rural

(This is a regrouping of the five-category Size of Area question in column 50.)

V. State Surveys

The information in this section applies only to the state surveys. a. Design

As mentioned above, a sample of exit poll precincts was drawn in each state. A subsample of these precincts was selected to form the national sample. The remaining precincts in each state made up the state sample and were given questionnaires specific to that state. Because the national questionnaire has several items in common with the state questionnaire, national respondents are included in the state exit poll dataset for these common questions.

To determine which questions are on the national questionnaire, simply crosstab each question by Column 65/SPSS variable STATE, indicating whether the respondent completed the state or national survey. If the corresponding item did not appear on that respondent’s version of the questionnaire, it was entered as “System Missing” and will appear as a dot in the dataset. Remember, as noted above, some questions on the national survey appear on all four versions of the national and some do not. b. The Race Question

A separate “Hispanic Descent” question was asked in states with a large Hispanic population. For the 2000 general elections, these states were: Arizona, California, Colorado, the District of Columbia, Florida, Illinois, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon and Texas. This was treated in the state files the same way as in the national file (see above). c. Additional Item

The following item, not on the questionnaire, was added to all of the state datasets:

Short Label Column Location Description

GEOCODE 67 Geographic Code (2 to 5 categories): VNS-coded geographic regions within a state (See attached column location documentation for description of codes) d. Telephone Surveys

For the 2000 general elections, VNS conducted telephone surveys of absentee/early voters in two states – California and Washington – and a survey of voters in Oregon. The telephone surveys asked the same questions that were on the exit poll questionnaire. The telephone data were combined with the exit poll data in California and Washington and were weighted to reflect the relative proportion of absentee/early voters and election day voters. There is a variable in each of these files indicating whether the respondent was interviewed as part of the exit poll or the telephone poll (Column 64).

The telephone surveys were conducted the week before the election in Oregon and Washington. In California, the survey was conducted ten days before the election. In each state, the survey included voters who had either already voted absentee/early or who were likely to do so. These are the sample sizes for each survey: California, N=300; Oregon, N=600; Washington, N=300.

The Ohio State University Survey Research Unit conducted the fieldwork for the Oregon and Washington surveys and the Field Institute conducted the fieldwork for the California survey. Households were selected using random-digit dialing, and a respondent was randomly selected within each household. Before the telephone survey results were combined with the exit poll data they were weighted to reflect the probabilities of selection and to reflect the demographic characteristics in that state.

In the Oregon survey, given the relatively short field period for the data collection, it was noted that proportionately more Republicans were interviewed than the known proportions of Republicans who had voted in 1994, 1996, and 1998. As such, in Oregon a final weighting adjustment was made for party affiliation.

2000 VNS EXIT POLL METHODOLOGY

The VNS exit polls were developed and conducted by Voter News Service. VNS is an association of ABC News, CNN, CBS News, FOX News, NBC News and the Associated Press. The exit poll results are based on interviews with a probability sample of voters exiting polling places around the state on Election Day.

The error due to sampling for most state exit poll questions is approximately plus or minus 4 percentage points (see the attached chart). This means 95 times out of 100, samples like this one will have results within 4 points of what a complete count of all voters would show. Results based on part of the sample will have larger margins of error, as will groups of voters -- such as Blacks -- who are found disproportionately only in some precincts.

Sampling The samples were selected in two stages. First, a probability sample of voting precincts within each state was selected that represents the different geographic areas across the state and the vote by party. Precincts were selected with a probability proportionate to the number of voters in each precinct. Each voter in a state had the same chance to have his or her precinct selected. There is one exception. In some states, precincts that have large minority populations were sampled at a higher rate than other precincts. The sample weighting (described below) adjusts the representation of these precincts to their correct share of the total vote. Second, within each precinct, voters were sampled systematically throughout the voting day at a rate that gives all voters in a precinct the same chance of being interviewed.

The National sample is a subsample of the state sample precincts. The probability of selecting these precincts was the same as if the sample had been selected at a uniform rate nationwide, with the exception that minority precincts were again selected at a higher rate.

Weighting The exit poll results are weighted to reflect the complexity of the sampling design. That is, the weighting takes into account the different probabilities of selecting a precinct and of selecting a voter within each precinct. For example, minority precincts that were selected at a higher rate receive a smaller weight than other precincts of the same size. There is also an adjustment for voters who were missed or refused to be interviewed, which is based on their observed age, race and sex.

NOTE: The exit poll results are only meaningful if they are weighted. Unweighted tabulations may be seriously misleading and should not be used for any reason.

The Grabbag Question Format

Prior to 1996, VNS used a question format called the “Grabbag” which consisted of a list of 7-9 items with the instruction to check all that apply. Some examples of items that were asked as part of the Grabbag are union, religious right and gay/lesbian/bisexual. Starting in 1996, VNS dropped the

Grabbag question format in favor of asking separate questions for each item. Exit poll users are cautioned against comparing estimates from the Grabbag with those from the full questions because the Grabbag format significantly underestimates the population values

Other Altered Questions

Comparing data from one election year to another should be done carefully. “Trends” are established by comparing questions that are asked in exactly the same way. Failure to exercise appropriate care could lead to invalid conclusions about voting behavior.

Please note the following changes that may or may not affect your comparisons:

• Hispanic Vote: See the separate warning in this packet

• Union Vote

VNS has changed the response categories to this question. This year, the question and responses are as follows: Do you or does someone in your household belong to a labor union? Yes, I do; Yes, someone else does; Yes, I do and someone else does and No one does.

In 1996 and 1998, VNS asked the question Do you or does someone in your household belong to a labor union? There were two response categories: Yes, No.

Prior to 1996, the Union question was asked as part of a “grab bag”. VNS recommends that you do not make comparisons back to 1992.

• VNS has changed one of the response categories in the education question, adding an associate degree to the some college option.

• VNS has added an age category on the questionnaire, 75 or over

This list is not meant to be all-inclusive. Please check the questionnaire before automatically making comparative statements. You will also find attached a comprehensive list of all questions that have been changed for the 2000 elections.

It is your responsibility to use these data wisely. If you are in doubt about making a comparative statement, please call us for assistance.

Sampling Error

The error due to sampling depends on, among other things, the number of respondents in each group. The sampling errors below are for most voter groups. There are 95 chances in 100 that a sample result is within this many percentage points of the result that would have been obtained by trying to interview every voter.

The sampling error also depends on how many precincts have voters with the characteristic of interest. For example, black or high income voters may be found clustered in only a few sample precincts. A characteristic that is clustered in a few precincts has a larger sampling error than characteristics that are not clustered, such as sex. Sampling error may be up to three times larger for clustered characteristics.

Example: If there are a total of 1,000 respondents in the sample, the sampling error on the percentage of men voting for a candidate depends on the number of men in the poll. In this example, if there are 500 men, the table below shows that the sampling error is plus or minus 6.0 percentage points.

Respondents In Base of Error Due To Sampling Percentage (+/-)

100 13.0% 250 8.0 500 6.0 750 5.0 1000 4.0 1500 3.5 2000 3.0 2500 2.5 5,000 2.0 7,500 1.5 10,000 1.3 12,500 1.1 15,000 1.1

NATIONAL AND REGIONAL CODES:

N or NA = NATION E = EAST M = MIDWEST S = SOUTH W = WEST

REGIONAL DEFINITIONS:

E: EAST M: MIDWEST S: SOUTH W: WEST CONNECTICUT ILLINOIS ALABAMA ALASKA DELAWARE INDIANA ARKANSAS ARIZONA DIST. OF COL IOWA FLORIDA CALIFORNIA MAINE KANSAS GEORGIA COLORADO MARYLAND MICHIGAN KENTUCKY HAWAII MASSACHUSETTS MINNESOTA LOUISIANA IDAHO NEW HAMPSHIRE MISSOURI MISSISSIPPI MONTANA NEW JERSEY NEBRASKA NORTH CAROLINA NEVADA NEW YORK NORTH DAKOTA OKLAHOMA NEW MEXICO PENNSYLVANIA OHIO SOUTH CAROLINA OREGON RHODE ISLAND SOUTH DAKOTA TENNESSEE UTAH VERMONT WISCONSIN TEXAS WASHINGTON WEST VIRGINIA VIRGINIA WYOMING

STATE CODE ABBREVIATIONS:

AL = ALABAMA KY = KENTUCKY ND = NORTH DAKOTA AK = ALASKA LA = LOUISIANA OH = OHIO AZ = ARIZONA ME = MAINE OK = OKLAHOMA AR = ARKANSAS MD = MARYLAND OR = OREGON CA = CALIFORNIA MA = MASSACHUSETTS PA = PENNSYLVANIA CO = COLORADO MI = MICHIGAN RI = RHODE ISLAND CT = CONNECTICUT MN = MINNESOTA SC = SOUTH CAROLINA DE = DELAWARE MS = MISSISSIPPI SD = SOUTH DAKOTA DC = DIST. OF COLUMBIA MO = MISSOURI TN = TENNESSEE FL = FLORIDA MT = MONTANA TX = TEXAS GA = GEORGIA NE = NEBRASKA UT = UTAH HI = HAWAII NV = NEVADA VT = VERMONT ID = IDAHO NH = NEW HAMPSHIRE VA = VIRGINIA IL = ILLINOIS NJ = NEW JERSEY WA = WASHINGTON IN = INDIANA NM = NEW MEXICO WV = WEST VIRGINIA IA = IOWA NY = NEW YORK WI = WISCONSIN KS = KANSAS NC = NORTH CAROLINA WY = WYOMING

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Alabama General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 831

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K 58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE AL 1=JEFFERSON 2=BLACKBELT 3=NORTHCENTRAL 4=SOUTH 5=NORTH

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Alaska General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 790

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

28 HOU HOUSE VOTE 1=GREENE 2=YOUNG 9=OTHER

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

30 PROPHEMP MEASURE#5: HEMP 1=YES 2=NO

32 PROPTAX MEASURE #4: PROP TAX 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE 54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE AK 1=JUNEAU/RURAL 2=ANCHORAGE 3=CORRIDOR

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Arizona General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1160

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 2=KYL 3=DIDNOTVOTE 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSONCLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

47 MIGRATAZ MOVED AZ SINCE 1990 1=YES 2=NO

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE 51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE AZ 1=MARICOPA 2=PIMA 3=DESERT

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER 71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

72 MEXICAN MEXICAN/HISP DESCENT 1=YES 2=NO

73 QRACE RACE (QUESTIONNAIRE) 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

Arkansas General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1094

Start ColumnShort Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

25 TIME DECIDED TO VOTE 1=LAST.3DAYS 2=LASTWEEK 3=LAST.MONTH 4=BEFORE

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME 45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

47 BCRUN SHOULD CLINTON RUN 1=YES 2=NO

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE AR 1=EAST 2=LITTLEROCK 3=NORTHWEST 4=SOUTH 68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

California General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 2772

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=FEINSTEIN 2=CAMPBELL 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

30 PROPCA PROP: SCHOOL VOUCHER 1=YES 2=NO

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE 41 UNION4 UNION MEMBER IN HH 1=ME 2=SOMEONEELSE 3=MEANDSOMEONE 4=NONE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

47 IMMIG LEGAL IMMIGRATION 1=INCREASE 2=DECREASE 3=STAYSAME

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER 54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

64 TELEPOLL TELEPHONE SURVEY 1=PHONESVY 2=EXITPOLL

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE CA 1=LOSANGELES 2=LASUBURBAN 3=SOUTHCAL 4=BAYAREA 5=CENTRAL

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+ 70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

72 MEXICAN MEXICAN/HISP DESCENT 1=YES 2=NO

73 QRACE RACE (QUESTIONNAIRE) 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

85 PRESKNOWHAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

87 FTVOTER FIRST TIME VOTER 1=YES 2=NO

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

91 BORNUSA BORN IN THE USA 1=YES 2=NO

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Colorado General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 941

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

30 PROPCO20 AMEND 20: MED. MARIJ 1=YES 2=NO

32 PROPCO22 AMEND 22:GUN CONTROL 1=YES 2=NO

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE 51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE CO 1=DENVR/BOULDR 2=ARAPAHOE/JEF 3=ROCKYMT/HISP 4=PLAINSREPS

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+ 70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

72 MEXICAN MEXICAN/HISP DESCENT 1=YES 2=NO

73 QRACE RACE (QUESTIONNAIRE) 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

Connecticut General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1088

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=LIEBERMAN 2=GIORDANO 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

37 DROPOUT LIEBERMAN ONLY VP 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE 51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE CT 1=LARGECITY 2=CONNVALLEY 3=COAST/NYSUBS 4=EST/WSTRURAL

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER 71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

Delaware General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 975

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=CARPER 2=ROTH 9=OTHER

24 GOV GOVERNOR VOTE 1=MINNER 2=BURRIS 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

28 HOU HOUSE VOTE 1=MILLER 2=CASTLE 9=OTHER

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT 39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

47 ROTH ROTH AGE INTERFERE 1=YES 2=NO

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER 54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

62 TIMEDES DECIDED VOTE SEN 1=LAST.3DAYS 2=LASTWEEK 3=LAST.MONTH 4=BEFORE

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE DE 1=CASTLE 2=KENTSUSS

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+ 70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

85 PRESKNOWHAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

Voter News Service Exit Poll

District of Columbia General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 637

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=NADER 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K 58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE DC 1=NESESW 2=WESTROCKCRK

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

72 HISPANIC HISPANIC DESCENT 1=YES 2=NO

73 QRACE RACE (QUESTIONNAIRE) 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Florida General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1829

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=NELSON 2=MCCOLLUM 3=LOGAN 9=OTHER

25 TIME DECIDED TO VOTE 1=LAST.3DAYS 2=LASTWEEK 3=LAST.MONTH 4=BEFORE

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

32 CUBAN3 CUBAN/HISP DESCENT 1=CUBAN 2=OTHERHISP 3=NO

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT 39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

40 ENVIRON MORE IMPORTANT 1=PROENVIR 2=PROGRWTH

42 UNFAIR ATTACK OTHER UNFAIR 1=GOREDID 2=BUSHDID 3=BOTHDID 4=NEITHERDID

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE 53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE FL 1=MIAMI 2=SOUTH 3=TAMPABAYAREA 4=CENTRAL 5=NORTH

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+ 70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

73 QRACE RACE (QUESTIONNAIRE) 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

85 PRESKNOW HAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

86 JEBBUSH JEB BUSH OPINION 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Georgia General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1263

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=MILLER 2=MATTINGLY 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE 43 ABORTION ABORTION POSITION 1=ALWYSLGL 2=MOSTLGL 3=MOSTILL 4=ALWYSILL

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

47 MIGRATGA MOVED GA SINCE 1990 1=YES 2=NO

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER 54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE GA 1=ATLANTA 2=SUBURBREPS 3=CENTRALDEMS 4=NORTH/SOUTH

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER 71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

85 PRESKNOWHAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Hawaii General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 835

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=AKAKA 2=CARROLL 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSONCLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K 58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE HI 1=HONOLULU 2=NEIGHBORISLE

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Idaho General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 825

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

49 WARWEST WAR ON THE WEST 1=HELPSTATE 2=HURTSTATE 3=NOTAFFECT

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

57 REL7 RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=OTHER 6=NONE 7=MORMON/LDS 58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

60 RELG6 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=MORMON/LDS 4=JEWISH 5=OTHER 6=NONE

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE ID 1=ADACOUNTY 2=SOUTHWEST 3=SOUTHEAST 4=PANHANDLE

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Illinois General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1479

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 1 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 1 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

41 UNION4 UNION MEMBER IN HH 1=ME 2=SOMEONEELSE 3=MEANDSOMEONE 4=NONE

43 ABORTION ABORTION POSITION 1=ALWYSLGL 2=MOSTLGL 3=MOSTILL 4=ALWYSILL 44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

47 RYAN RYAN JOB APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO 56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

62 DEATHPEN DEATH PENALTY 1=FAVOR 2=OPPOSE

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE IL 1=CHICAGO 2=COOKSUBURBS 3=COLLARCNTYS 4=NORTH 5=SOUTH

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+ 72 HISPANIC HISPANIC DESCENT 1=YES 2=NO

73 QRACE RACE (QUESTIONNAIRE) 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

82 TRACK COUNTRY IS ON: 1=RIGHTDIR 2=WRONGTRACK

85 PRESKNOWHAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Indiana General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1178

Start ColumnShort Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=JOHNSON 2=LUGAR 9=OTHER

24 GOV GOVERNOR VOTE 1=O'BANNON 2=MCINTOSH 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSONCLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

37 MCINTAX MCINTOSH CUT TAXES? 1=YES 2=NO

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME 45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE IN 1=MARIONCNTY 2=SOUTH 3=NORTHWEST 4=NORTH 5=EASTCENTRAL

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+ 69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

Iowa General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1007

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

25 TIME DECIDED TO VOTE 1=LAST.3DAYS 2=LASTWEEK 3=LAST.MONTH 4=BEFORE

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

42 UNFAIR ATTACK OTHER UNFAIR 1=GOREDID 2=BUSHDID 3=BOTHDID 4=NEITHERDID 44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE IA 1=CENTRAL 2=EAST 3=WEST 68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

Kansas General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 735

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K 58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

62 EVOLCREA SHOULD BE TAUGHT 1=EVOLUTION 2=CREATIONISM 3=BOTH

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE KS 1=TOPEKAKCAREA 2=WICHITA 3=RURAL 4=KCSUBURBS

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Kentucky General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1138

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

25 TIME DECIDED TO VOTE 1=LAST.3DAYS 2=LASTWEEK 3=LAST.MONTH 4=BEFORE

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE 42 UNFAIR ATTACK OTHER UNFAIR 1=GOREDID 2=BUSHDID 3=BOTHDID 4=NEITHERDID

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K 55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE KY 1=JEFFERSON 2=WEST 3=SOUTHCENTRAL 4=NORTH 5=EAST

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+ 74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

83 BUSHWIN FEELING IF BUSH WINS 1=EXCITED 2=OPTIMIST 3=CONCERND 4=SCARED

85 PRESKNOWHAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

92 GOREWIN FEELING IF GORE WINS 1=EXCITED 2=OPTIMIST 3=CONCERND 4=SCARED

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Louisiana General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1244

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K 58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE LA 1=NEWORLEANS 2=CAJUNCOUNTRY 3=PROT/NORTH

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Maine General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1005

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=LAWRENCE 2=SNOWE 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

30 PROPME6 QUES 6: GAY RIGHTS 1=YES 2=NO

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV 48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE ME 1=CD1 2=CD2

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+ 70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

Maryland General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 853

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=SARBANES 2=RAPPAPORT 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSONCLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

41 UNION4 UNION MEMBER IN HH 1=ME 2=SOMEONEELSE 3=MEANDSOMEONE 4=NONE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO 48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE MD 1=BALTIMRECITY 2=BALTSUBURBAN 3=DCSUBURBAN 4=RURAL

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+ 69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

Massachusetts General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 893

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=KENNEDY 2=ROBINSON 3=HOWELL 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

30 PROPMA4 QUES 4: ST TAX CUT 1=YES 2=NO

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE 51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE MA 1=BOSTON 2=OTHLRGCITIES 3=NO/SOSHORES 4=EAST 5=WEST

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER 71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

Michigan General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1651

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=STABENOW 2=ABRAHAM 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSONCLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

30 PROPMI PROP: SCHOOL CHOICE 1=YES 2=NO

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE 41 UNION4 UNION MEMBER IN HH 1=ME 2=SOMEONEELSE 3=MEANDSOMEONE 4=NONE

42 UNFAIR ATTACK OTHER UNFAIR 1=GOREDID 2=BUSHDID 3=BOTHDID 4=NEITHERDID

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER 54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE MI 1=WAYNE 2=SUBURBS 3=UNIVERSITY 4=SOUTHWEST 5=NORTH/NEAST

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER 71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

81 MCSUPP MCCAIN SUPPORTER 1=YES 2=NO

85 PRESKNOWHAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

125 GUN STRICTER GUN LAWS: 1=SUPPORT 2=OPPOSE

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Minnesota General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1176

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=DAYTON 2=GRAMS 3=GIBSON 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

41 UNION4 UNION MEMBER IN HH 1=ME 2=SOMEONEELSE 3=MEANDSOMEONE 4=NONE 44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

47 GOV98MN 1998 MN GOV VOTE 1=HUMPHREY 2=COLEMAN 3=VENTURA 4=ELSE 5=NOVOTE

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

49 ISQUASEN ISS/QUAL SEN VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER 54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

62 UNFAIRMN ATTACK OTHER UNFAIR: 1=DAYTONDID 2=GRAMSDID 3=BOTHDID 4=NEITHERDID

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE MN 1=MINNEAPOLIS 2=TWINCTYMETRO 3=REPUBLICAN 4=DEMOCRAT

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+ 70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

82 TRACK COUNTRY IS ON: 1=RIGHTDIR 2=WRONGTRACK

85 PRESKNOWHAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Mississippi General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 786

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 1 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 1 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=BROWN 2=LOTT 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE 54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE MS 1=JACKSON/DELT 2=OTHERURBAN 3=EAST

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Missouri General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1455

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=CARNAHAN 2=ASHCROFT 9=OTHER

24 GOV GOVERNOR VOTE 1=HOLDEN 2=TALENT 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

33 JEANCARN IF SENATOR BALLOT: 1=JEANCARNAHAN 2=ASHCROFT 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT 38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

41 UNION4 UNION MEMBER IN HH 1=ME 2=SOMEONEELSE 3=MEANDSOMEONE 4=NONE

43 ABORTION ABORTION POSITION 1=ALWYSLGL 2=MOSTLGL 3=MOSTILL 4=ALWYSILL

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE 53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE MO 1=STLOUISCITY 2=STLSUBURBS 3=KANSASCITY 4=SOUTHWEST 5=NORTH/SOEAST

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+ 70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

85 PRESKNOW HAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

125 GUN STRICTER GUN LAWS: 1=SUPPORT 2=OPPOSE

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Montana General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 909

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=SCHWEITZER 2=BURNS 9=OTHER

24 GOV GOVERNOR VOTE 1=O'KEEFE 2=MARTZ 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

28 HOU HOUSE VOTE 1=KEENAN 2=REHBERG 9=OTHER

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV 48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

62 FORESTS CLINTON FOREST POLCY 1=HELPSTATE 2=HURTSTATE 3=NOTAFFECT

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE MT 1=URBANWEST 2=RURALWEST 3=EAST

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+ 69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

Nebraska General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 974

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=NELSON 2=STENBERG 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

30 PROPNE MEAS. 416: MARRIAGE 1=YES 2=NO

32 SEN96NE 1996 NE SENATE VOTE 1=NELSON 2=HAGEL 3=ELSE 4=NOVOTE

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV 48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE NE 1=CD1 2=CD2 3=CD3

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+ 70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

Nevada General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1020

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 5=NONEOFABOVE 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=BERNSTEIN 2=ENSIGN 3=NONEOFABOVE 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

30 PROPNV QUES. 2 - MARRIAGE 1=YES 2=NO

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE 41 UNION4 UNION MEMBER IN HH 1=ME 2=SOMEONEELSE 3=MEANDSOMEONE 4=NONE

43 ABORTION ABORTION POSITION 1=ALWYSLGL 2=MOSTLGL 3=MOSTILL 4=ALWYSILL

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

47 MIGRATNV MOVED NV SINCE 1990 1=YES 2=NO

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER 54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE NV 1=WASHOECNTY 2=CLARKCNTY 3=RURAL

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER 71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

72 HISPANIC HISPANIC DESCENT 1=YES 2=NO

73 QRACE RACE (QUESTIONNAIRE) 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

85 PRESKNOW HAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

86 NUCLEAR NUCLEAR IMP SEN VOTE 1=VERYIMP 2=SOMEWHAT 3=NOTTOOIMP 4=NOTATALL

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

Voter News Service Exit Poll

New Hampshire General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1241

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

24 GOV GOVERNOR VOTE 1=SHAHEEN 2=HUMPHREY 3=BROWN 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

47 MIGRATNH MOVED NH SINCE 1990 1=YES 2=NO

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE 51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE NH 1=INDUSTRIAL 2=CONCORD 3=SOUTH 4=RURALNORTH

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER 71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

81 MCSUPP MCCAIN SUPPORTER 1=YES 2=NO

89 STINCTAX NH STATE INC TAX 1=YES 2=NO Voter News Service Exit Poll

New Jersey General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1584

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=CORZINE 2=FRANKS 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

41 UNION4 UNION MEMBER IN HH 1=ME 2=SOMEONEELSE 3=MEANDSOMEONE 4=NONE 44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

47 RACPRO RACIAL PROFILING 1=VERYSERIOUS 2=SOMEWHTSERI 3=NOTTOOSERIO 4=NOTATALLSERI

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K 55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

62 CORZMONY CORZINE MONEY 1=VERYCONC 2=SOMEWHATCONC 3=NOTTOOCONC 4=NOTATALLCONC

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE NJ 1=ESSEXHUDSON 2=BERGEN 3=CENTRAL 4=SOUTH 5=NORTHWEST

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER 71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

72 LATINO LATINO/HISP DESCENT 1=YES 2=NO

73 QRACE RACE (QUESTIONNAIRE) 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

85 PRESKNOW HAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

Voter News Service Exit Poll

New Mexico General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 866

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=BINGAMAN 2=REDMOND 9=OTHER

25 TIME DECIDED TO VOTE 1=LAST.3DAYS 2=LASTWEEK 3=LAST.MONTH 4=BEFORE

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV 48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

62 FORESTS CLINTON FOREST POLCY 1=HELPSTATE 2=HURTSTATE 3=NOTAFFECT

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE NM 1=ALBUQUERQUE 2=LITTLETEXAS 3=NORTHWEST

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+ 69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

72 SPANISH SPANISH/HISP DESCENT 1=YES 2=NO

73 QRACE RACE (QUESTIONNAIRE) 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

New York General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 2295

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=LAZIO 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

37 FORCANNY VOTE FOR SENATOR: 1=FORCAND 2=AGNOPPS

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE 41 UNION4 UNION MEMBER IN HH 1=ME 2=SOMEONEELSE 3=MEANDSOMEONE 4=NONE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

47 UNFAIRNY ATTACK UNFAIR SEN 1=CLINTONDID 2=LAZIODID 3=BOTHDID 4=NEITHERDID

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER 54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

63 CARPETBG HRC LONG ENOUGH NY 1=VERYCONC 2=SOMEWHATCONC 3=NOTTOOCONC 4=NOTATALLCONC

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE NY 1=NEWYORKCITY 2=LONGISLAND 3=NYCSUBURBS 4=URBANUPSTATE 5=RURALUPSTATE

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+ 70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

72 LATINO LATINO/HISP DESCENT 1=YES 2=NO

73 QRACE RACE (QUESTIONNAIRE) 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

85 PRESKNOW HAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

Voter News Service Exit Poll

North Carolina General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1221

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 9=OTHER

24 GOV GOVERNOR VOTE 1=EASLEY 2=VINROOT 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTOD GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

47 MIGRATNC MOVED NC SINCE 1990 1=YES 2=NO 48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

62 UNFAIRNC ATTACK OTHER UNFAIR: 1=EASLEY 2=VINROOT 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE NC 1=RALEIGH 2=SOUTHEAST 3=CENTRALCTYS 4=CENTRAL 5=MOUNTAINWEST

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+ 69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

North Dakota General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 882

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=CONRAD 2=SAND 9=OTHER

24 GOV GOVERNOR VOTE 1=HEITKAMP 2=HOEVEN 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

28 HOU HOUSE VOTE 1=POMEROY 2=DORSO 9=OTHER

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV 48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE ND 1=EAST 2=NORTH 3=SOUTH

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+ 70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

Ohio General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1963

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=CELESTE 2=DEWINE 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE 41 UNION4 UNION MEMBER IN HH 1=ME 2=SOMEONEELSE 3=MEANDSOMEONE 4=NONE

42 UNFAIR ATTACK OTHER UNFAIR 1=GOREDID 2=BUSHDID 3=BOTHDID 4=NEITHERDID

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER 54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE OH 1=CUYAHOGA 2=NORTHEAST 3=CENTRAL 4=TOLEDO/NWEST 5=CINCI/DAYTON

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER 71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

85 PRESKNOW HAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

123 GUNOWNER GUN OWNER HH 1=YES 2=NO

125 GUN STRICTER GUN LAWS: 1=SUPPORT 2=OPPOSE

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Oklahoma General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 690

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K 58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE OK 1=OKLAHOMACITY 2=TULSA 3=EAST 4=WEST

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Pennsylvania General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1853

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 1 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 1 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=KLINK 2=SANTORUM 9=OTHER

25 TIME DECIDED TO VOTE 1=LAST.3DAYS 2=LASTWEEK 3=LAST.MONTH 4=BEFORE

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE 41 UNION4 UNION MEMBER IN HH 1=ME 2=SOMEONEELSE 3=MEANDSOMEONE 4=NONE

42 UNFAIR ATTACK OTHER UNFAIR 1=GOREDID 2=BUSHDID 3=BOTHDID 4=NEITHERDID

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER 54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

62 RIDGEVP IF RIDGE VP VOTE: 1=BUSH/RIDGE 2=GORE/LIEBERM 3=OTHERCANDS

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE PA 1=PHILADELPHIA 2=PHILLYSUBURB 3=NORTHEAST 4=PITTBURGH 5=CENTRALNORTH

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+ 70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

85 PRESKNOW HAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Rhode Island General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1106

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=WEYGAND 2=CHAFEE 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

41 UNION4 UNION MEMBER IN HH 1=ME 2=SOMEONEELSE 3=MEANDSOMEONE 4=NONE

43 ABORTION ABORTION POSITION 1=ALWYSLGL 2=MOSTLGL 3=MOSTILL 4=ALWYSILL

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV 48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE RI 1=PROV/OTHIND 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+ 69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

South Carolina General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 850

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

30 PROPSC H3677 - LOTTERY 1=YES 2=NO

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

33 ISSLOTT ISSUES INFL LOTTERY 1=CHURCHPOSITI 2=GOVSUPPORT 3=MONEYFOREDUC 4=MORALISSUES 5=PEOPLEFREE 6=CASTPARTISAN 7=MYPARTYPOSIT

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME 45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE SC 1=GREENVILLE 2=CHARLESTON 3=COLUMBIA

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+ 69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

South Dakota General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 590

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

28 HOU HOUSE VOTE 1=HOHN 2=THUNE 9=OTHER

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

30 PROPSD AMEND D: VID LOTTERY 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE 54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE SD 1=SOUTHEST 2=NORTHEST 3=WEST

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Tennessee General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1060

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=CLARK 2=FRIST 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME 45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

47 GORETN GORE FROM TENNESSEE 1=VERYIMP 2=SOMEWHAT 3=NOTTOOIMP 4=NOTATALL

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE TN 1=SHELBYCOUNTY 2=EAST 3=CENTRAL/WEST 68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

Texas General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 863

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=KELLY 2=HUTCHISON 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

28 HOU HOUSE VOTE 1=DEM 2=REP 9=OTHER

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE 41 UNION4 UNION MEMBER IN HH 1=ME 2=SOMEONEELSE 3=MEANDSOMEONE 4=NONE

43 ABORTION ABORTION POSITION 1=ALWYSLGL 2=MOSTLGL 3=MOSTILL 4=ALWYSILL

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K 55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE TX 1=EAST 2=DALLAS/FTWTH 3=HOUSTON 4=SOUTH 5=WEST

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+ 72 HISPANIC HISPANIC DESCENT 1=YES 2=NO

73 QRACE RACE (QUESTIONNAIRE) 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

82 TRACK COUNTRY IS ON: 1=RIGHTDIR 2=WRONGTRACK

85 PRESKNOW HAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

87 FTVOTER FIRST TIME VOTER 1=YES 2=NO

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

110 GAY GAY, LESBIAN, BISEXU 1=YES 2=NO

139 CLINPRES REASON FOR PRES VOTE 1=SUPPORTCLIN 2=OPPOSECLIN 3=NEITHER

140 NEC CURRENT NAT ECONOMY 1=EXCEL 2=GOOD 3=NOTGOOD 4=POOR

141 FEC ECONOMY IN ONE YEAR 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME 142 CLINECON CLIN RESP. FOR ECONO 1=VERYRESPONSI 2=SOMEWHATRESP 3=NOTTOORESPON 4=NOTATALLRESP Voter News Service Exit Poll

Utah General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 834

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=HOWELL 2=HATCH 9=OTHER

24 GOV GOVERNOR VOTE 1=ORTON 2=LEAVITT 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K 57 REL7 RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=OTHER 6=NONE 7=MORMON/LDS

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

60 RELG6 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=MORMON/LDS 4=JEWISH 5=OTHER 6=NONE

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE UT 1=SALTLAKECNTY 2=EAST/OGDEN 3=WEST/PROVO

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+ 74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

Vermont General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1170

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=FLANAGAN 2=JEFFORDS 3=HUBBARD 9=OTHER

24 GOV GOVERNOR VOTE 1=DEAN 2=DWYER 3=POLLINA 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

28 HOU HOUSE VOTE 1=DIAMOND 2=KERIN 3=SANDERS 9=OTHER

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV 47 SSEXFEEL SAME SEX CIVIL UNION 1=ENTHUSIASTIC 2=SUPPORTIVE 3=OPPOSED 4=ANGRY

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE VT 1=BURLINGTON 2=RUTLAND 3=GREENMOUNTS

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+ 69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

Virginia General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1570

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=ROBB 2=ALLEN 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE 44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

47 ROBB ROBB AGREE CLINTON 1=TOOOFTEN 2=NOTENOUGH 3=RIGHTAMT

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

49 UNFAIRVA ATTACK OTHER UNFAIR: 1=ROBBDID 2=ALLENDID 3=BOTHDID 4=NEITHERDID

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER 54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

62 TIMEVAS DECIDED VOTE SEN 1=LAST.3DAYS 2=LASTWEEK 3=LAST.MONTH 4=BEFORE

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE VA 1=DCSUBURBS 2=NORFOLKAREA 3=EST/RICHMOND 4=WST/SHENANDO

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+ 70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

85 PRESKNOW HAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Washington General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1818

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=CANTWELL 2=GORTON 9=OTHER

24 GOV GOVERNOR VOTE 1=LOCKE 2=CARLSON 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO 39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

40 ENVIRON MORE IMPORTANT 1=PROENVIR 2=PROGRWTH

41 UNION4 UNION MEMBER IN HH 1=ME 2=SOMEONEELSE 3=MEANDSOMEONE 4=NONE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE 53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

62 MSCASE MSOFT CASE INFL PRES 1=GREATDEAL 2=SOMEWHAT 3=NOTMUCH 4=NOTATALL

64 TELEPOLL TELEPHONE SURVEY 1=PHONESVY 2=EXITPOLL

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE WA 1=KINGCOUNTY 2=PUGETSOUND 3=OLYMPICMNTNS 4=EAST 68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

85 PRESKNOW HAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

Voter News Service Exit Poll

West Virginia General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 805

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=BYRD 2=GALLAHER 9=OTHER

24 GOV GOVERNOR VOTE 1=WISE 2=UNDERWOOD 3=GIARDINA 9=OTHER

25 TIME DECIDED TO VOTE 1=LAST.3DAYS 2=LASTWEEK 3=LAST.MONTH 4=BEFORE

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

40 ENVIRON MORE IMPORTANT 1=PROENVIR 2=PROGRWTH 41 UNION UNION MEMBER IN HH 1=ME 2=SOMEONEELSE 3=MEANDSOMEONE 4=NONE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE 67 GEOCODE GEOCODE WV 1=CHARLESTON 2=SOUTHWEST 3=MONONGAHELA 4=APPALACHIAN 5=OHIORIVER

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx) Voter News Service Exit Poll

Wisconsin General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 1149

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 4=NADER 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=KOHL 2=GILLESPIE 9=OTHER

25 TIME DECIDED TO VOTE 1=LAST.3DAYS 2=LASTWEEK 3=LAST.MONTH 4=BEFORE

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

31 GOVTDO GOVT SHOULD DO: 1=MORE 2=LESS

34 SIZEPLC3 POP OF AREA 1=CITYOVER50K 2=SUBURBS 3=RURAL

35 ISSUE ISSUE MATTERS MOST 1=WORLDAFFAIRS 2=MEDICARE/RX 3=HEALTHCARE 4=ECON/JOBS 5=TAXES 6=EDUCATION 7=SOCIALSECUR

36 QUAL QUALITY MATTERS MOST 1=COMPLEXISSUE 2=HONEST 3=CARES 4=EXPERIENCE 5=LIKEABLE 6=STRONGLEADER 7=GOODJUDGMENT

38 RELRIGHT RELIGIOUS RIGHT 1=YES 2=NO 39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

41 UNION4 UNION MEMBER IN HH 1=ME 2=SOMEONEELSE 3=MEANDSOMEONE 4=NONE

42 UNFAIR ATTACK OTHER UNFAIR 1=GOREDID 2=BUSHDID 3=BOTHDID 4=NEITHERDID

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

46 WORK WORK FULL TIME 1=YES 2=NO

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

50 SIZEPLAC POPULATION OF AREA 1=OVER500K 2=50-500K 3=SUBURBS 4=10-50K 5=RURAL

51 EDUC EDUCATION 1=NOHS 2=HSGRAD 3=SOMCOL/ASSOC 4=COLGRAD 5=POSTGRAD

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE 53 ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH 1=MORETHAN1AWK 2=ONCEAWEEK 3=AFEWAMONTH 4=AFEWAYEAR 5=NEVER

54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

55 MARRIED MARRIED 1=YES 2=NO

56 CHILD CHILDREN IN HH 1=YES 2=NO

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

61 SURPLUS4 PRIORITY FOR SURPLUS 1=CUTFEDINCTAX 2=REDUCNATDEBT 3=SOCIALSECURI 4=OTHRPROGRAMS

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

66 BACKSIDE BACKSIDE 1=COMPLETE 2=NOTCOMPLETE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE WI 1=MILWAUKEE 2=SUBURBS 3=SOUTHCITIES 4=FOXRIVERSW 5=NORTHWEST

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+ 70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

82 TRACK COUNTRY IS ON: 1=RIGHTDIR 2=WRONGTRACK

85 PRESKNOW HAS PRES KNOWLEDGE 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

86 THOMPSON THOMPSON JOB APP 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

88 SAYANY SAY ANYTHNG GET ELEC 1=ONLYGORE 2=ONLYBUSH 3=BOTH 4=NEITHER

90 ISSVQUAL ISS/QUAL PRES VOTE 1=ISSUES 2=PERSONALQUAL

Voter News Service Exit Poll

Wyoming General Election Exit Poll 11/7/2000

Total number of respondents: 735

Start Column Short Label Long Label Valueset

1 '1'

3 VERSION QUESTIONNAIRE VERSION 1=STATE ONLY 2=NATIONAL WHITE 3=NATIONAL YELLOW 4=NATIONAL GREY 5=NATIONAL PINK

7 'G'

9 to 10 STATEID STATE NUMBER

11 to 13 PRECINCT PRECINCT NUMBER

14 to 16 SEQ SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN PRECINCT

17 CALL CALL NUMBER 1=FIRST CALL 2=SECOND CALL 3=THIRD CALL

18 '1'

19 AGE9 AGE 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-44 5=45-49 6=50-59 7=60-64 8=65-74 9=75+

20 RACE RACE 1=WHITE 2=BLACK 3=HISP 4=ASIAN 5=OTHER

21 SEX SEX 1=MALE 2=FEMALE 22 PRES PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=BUCHANAN 9=OTHER

23 SEN SENATOR VOTE 1=LOGAN 2=THOMAS 9=OTHER

26 CLINTON CLINTON APPROVAL 1=APPROVE 2=DISAPPR

27 BCPERSON CLINTON AS PERSON 1=FAVORABLE 2=UNFAVORABLE

28 HOU HOUSE VOTE 1=GREEN 2=CUBIN 9=OTHER

29 2WAY2000 IF ONLY GORE/BUSH 1=GORE 2=BUSH 3=WOULDNOTVOTE

39 96VOTE 1996 PRES VOTE 1=CLINTON 2=DOLE 3=PEROT 4=OTHER 5=NOVOTE

44 FINSIT FINANCIAL SITUATION 1=BETTER 2=WORSE 3=SAME

45 JOBPERS CLINTON JOB/PERSON 1=APP/FAV 2=APP/UNFAV 3=DIS/FAV 4=DIS/UNFAV

48 PARTYID PARTYID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLCN 3=INDEPEND 4=ELSE

52 RELIGION RELIGION 1=PROTESTANT 2=CATHOLIC 3=OTHERCHRIST 4=JEWISH 5=ELSE 6=NONE 54 INCOME INCOME 1=LESS15K 2=15-30K 3=30-50K 4=50-75K 5=75-100K 6=OVER100K

58 PHIL3 POLITICAL PHIL 1=LIBERAL 2=MODERATE 3=CONSERV

59 OVER65 AGE-65 & OVER 1=18-64 2=65+

65 STATE STATE ONLY 1=NATIONAL 2=STATE

67 GEOCODE GEOCODE WY 1=SOUTH 2=NORTH

68 AGE AGE 1=18-29 2=30-44 3=45-59 4=60+

69 AGEABC AGE ABC 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-59 6=60+

70 PARTY PARTY ID 1=DEMOCRAT 2=REPUBLICAN 3=IND/OTHER

71 AGE65 AGE-65 1=18-24 2=25-29 3=30-39 4=40-49 5=50-64 6=65+

74 REL5 RELIGION 1=PROT/CHRIST 2=CATHOLIC 3=JEWISH 4=OTHER 5=NONE

75 to 80 WEIGHT WEIGHT (three implied decimal places xxx.xxx)

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[A] Are you: [H] To which age group do you belong? 1 " Male 2 " Female 1 " 4 " 7 " SEX 18-24 40-44 60-64 AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 1 " White 4 " Asian 3 " 30-39 6 " 50-59 9 " 75 or over RACE 2 " Black 5 " Other [I] Would you rather see the next president: 3 " Hispanic/Latino 1 " Generally continue Clinton's policies [C] In today’s election for president, did you 2 " Change to more conservative policies just vote for: 3 " Change to more liberal policies CLINPLCY 1 " Al Gore (Dem) [J] Which best describes you? 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) 1 " Upper class 3 " Pat Buchanan (Ref) CLASS PRESVOTE 2 " Upper middle class 4 " Ralph Nader (Gre) 3 " Middle class 9 " Other: Who? ______4 " 0 " Did not vote for president Working class 5 " Lower class [D] When did you finally decide who to vote for in the presidential election? [K] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did 1 " In the last three days you just vote for: 1 " SEN 2 " In the last week Ed Bernstein (Dem) 2 " John Ensign (Rep) 3 " In the last month TIME 3 " ( ) 4 " Before that 9 " Other: Who? ______[E] Which best describes your vote for 0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator president? RESERVAT [L] In today's election for U.S. House of 1 " I support my candidate with no reservations Representatives, did you just vote for: 2 " I support my candidate, but with reservations 1 " The Democratic candidate

[F] 2 " The Republican candidate If Al Gore wins today, what best describes HOU your feelings about what he will do as 9 " Other: Who?______0 " Did not vote for U.S. House president? GOREWIN 1 " Excited [M] Regardless of how you voted today, which 2 " Optimistic, but not excited of these candidates reflects your own personal 3 " Concerned, but not scared view of the role of government in society? 4 " Scared 1 " Only Gore 3 " Both do GOVTVIEW

[G] If George W. Bush wins today, what best 2 " Only Bush 4 " Neither does describes your feelings about what he will [N] Do you or your spouse have any do as president? BUSHWIN investments in the stock market, including 1 " Excited mutual funds or retirement plans? INVESTOR 2 " Optimistic, but not excited 1 " Yes 2 " No 3 " Concerned, but not scared [O] Are you of Hispanic or Latino descent? 4 " Scared 1 " Yes 2 " No HISPANIC

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[P] Regardless of how you voted today, which [X] When a public school is failing, the federal of these candidates do you think would say government's priority should be to: anything to get elected president? 1 ! Fix that school's problems SCHOFAIL 1 ! Only Gore 3 ! Both would SAYANY 2 ! Help parents pay for private school

2 ! Only Bush 4 ! Neither would [Y] Do you support or oppose stricter gun [Q] Which of these would be the best way for control legislation? GUN 1 ! Support 2 ! Oppose the federal government to help senior citizens pay for prescription drugs? PAYRX [Z] How worried are you about the future 1 ! Increase funds for Medicare performance of the stock market? 2 ! Provide funds for private insurance plans 1 ! Very worried

2 ! Somewhat worried FUTSTOCK [R] Do you support or oppose a plan in which individuals could invest some of their Social 3 ! Not too worried

Security taxes in the stock market? 4 ! Not at all worried

1 2 ! Support ! Oppose SSINVEST [AA] Did either of these candidates for

president attack the other unfairly? UNFAIR [S] Which tax cut plan do you prefer? 1 ! Al Gore did 3 ! Both did 1 ! A larger plan, providing an across-the-board 00 2 ! George W. Bush did 4 ! Neither did tax cut to most people TAXPLN 2 ! A smaller plan, targeting tax cuts mainly to [BB] What was the last grade of school you lower and middle income people completed?

1 ! Did not complete high school [T] Regardless of how you voted today, which EDUC 2 ! High school graduate of these candidates has the knowledge to serve effectively as president? PRESKNOW 3 ! Some college or associate degree

1 ! Only Gore 3 ! Both do 4 ! College graduate 5 2 4 ! Postgraduate study ! Only Bush ! Neither does

[CC] [U] Do you think Al Gore’s positions on the Do you or does someone else in your household own a gun? issues are: GUNOWNER GORELIB 1 ! Yes 2 ! No 1 ! Too liberal 2 ! Too conservative [DD] No matter how you voted today, do 3 ! About right you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID

1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent [V] Do you think George W. Bush’s positions 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else on the issues are: 1 ! Too liberal BUSHLIB [EE] On most political matters, do you 2 ! Too conservative consider yourself: PHIL3 3 ! About right 1 ! Liberal 2 ! Moderate [W] Which of these should be the top priority 3 ! Conservative for the federal budget surplus: INCOME 1 ! Cut federal income taxes SURPLUS4 [FF] 1999 total family income: 2 ! Reduce the national debt 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 3 ! Strengthen Social Security 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 4 ! Fund other domestic programs 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more

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[A] Are you: [J] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female SEX 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White 4 ! Asian

RACE 2 ! Black 5 ! Other [K] Which is more important to you? 3 ! Hispanic/Latino 1 ! Protecting the environment ENVIRON [C] In today’s election for president, did you 2 ! Encouraging economic growth just vote for: PRESVOTE [L] Do you expect life for the next generation 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) of Americans to be: 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) LIFE 1 ! Better than life today 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) 2 ! Worse than life today 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) 3 ! About the same 9 ! Other: Who? ______[M] 0 ! Did not vote for president In today’s election for U.S. senator, did you just vote for: [D] What should the new president do first? 1 ! Ed Bernstein (Dem) SEN 1 ! Cut taxes NEWPRES1 2 ! John Ensign (Rep) 2 ! Curb prescription drug prices 3 ! ( ) 3 ! Improve education 9 ! Other: Who? ______4 ! Strengthen Social Security 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator [E] Regardless of how you voted today, do you [N] In today's election for U.S. House of think Al Gore is honest and trustworthy? Representatives, did you just vote for: 1 ! Yes 2 ! No AGHONEST 1 ! The Democratic candidate HOU 2 ! The Republican candidate [F] Regardless of how you voted today, do you 9 ! Other: Who?______think George Bush is honest and trustworthy? 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. House #PRESIMPT 1 ! Yes 2 ! No GBHONEST [O] Which is more important in a president? [G] In general, which is better for the country? 1 ! His ability to manage the government 1 ! President and Congress of the same party 2 ! His ability to provide moral leadership 2 ! President of one party; Congress of the other [P] Is this the first time you have ever voted? [H] "PRESCONG Do you work full-time for pay? 1 ! Yes 2 ! No FTVOTER 1 ! Yes 2 ! No WORK [Q] Do you consider yourself part of the [I] Do you or does someone in your conservative Christian political movement, household belong to a labor union? also known as the religious right? 1 ! Yes, I do 1 ! Yes 2 ! No RELRIGHT 2 ! Yes, someone else does UNION4 [R] 3 ! Yes, I do and someone else does Are you of Hispanic or Latino descent? 4 ! No one does 1 ! Yes 2 ! No HISPANIC

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[S] Which do you agree with more? [BB] Suppose you could vote only for vice FRESHSTA 1 " The country needs a fresh start president. Who would you vote for? 2 " The country needs to stay on course 1 " Joe Lieberman VPONLY 2 " Dick Cheney [T] Regardless of how you voted today, which of these candidates do you think would do a [CC] Do you consider yourself a political supporter of John McCain? good job handling an international crisis? MCSUPP 1 " Yes 2 " No 1 " Only Gore INTLCRIS 2 " Only Bush [DD] Do you think history will remember 3 " Both would Bill Clinton: 4 " Neither would 1 " More for his leadership HISTORY 2 " More for his scandals [U] Would Joe Lieberman’s religion make him: 1 " More likely to do a good job as vice president [EE] Do you regularly use the Internet? 2 " Less likely to do a good job as vice president 1 " Yes 2 " No INTERNET 3 " It makes no difference LIEBREL [FF] Do you regularly use the Internet to get

[V] Would you like your child to grow up to political news and information? be president? 1 " Yes 2 " No NETPOLI KIDPRES 1 " Yes 2 " No [GG] How important to your vote for president [W] In the past eight years, do you think the today were Clinton administration scandals? 1 " Very important U.S. military has: MILITARY CLINSCAN 1 " Become stronger 2 " Somewhat important 2 " Become weaker 3 " Not too important 3 " Stayed about the same 4 " Not at all important [X] Considering just the moral climate of the [HH] Are you: RELIGION country today, do you think things are: 1 " Protestant 4 " Jewish 1 " Generally going in the right direction 2 " Catholic 5 " Something else 2 " Seriously off on the wrong track MORALTRK 3 " Other Christian 6 " None [Y] Do you have any children under 18 living [II] No matter how you voted today, do in your household? CHILD you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID 1 " Yes 2 " No 1 " Democrat 3 " Independent [Z] Are you currently married? 2 " Republican 4 " Something else 1 " Yes 2 " No MARRIED [JJ] On most political matters, do you consider yourself: [AA] In your vote for president today, how PHIL3 1 " Liberal would you rate the importance of 2 " Moderate ______: 3 " Conservative 1 " Very important [KK] 1999 total family income: INCOME 2 " Somewhat important BREAKING " " 3 " Not too important 1 Under $15,000 4 $50,000-$74,999 2 " $15,000-$29,999 5 " $75,000-$99,999 4 " Not at all important 3 " $30,000-$49,999 6 " $100,000 or more

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[A] Are you: [I] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 " Male 2 " Female 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 AGE9 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 [B] Are you: 3 " 30-39 6 " 50-59 9 " 75 or over 1 " White 4 " Asian RACE [J] Which one candidate quality mattered 2 " Black 5 " Other most in deciding how you voted for 3 " Hispanic/Latino QUAL president? (Check only one) [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 " He understands complex issues just vote for: 2 " He is honest and trustworthy 1 " Al Gore (Dem) 3 " He cares about people like me 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE 4 " He has the right experience 3 " Pat Buchanan (Ref) 5 " He is a likeable person 4 " Ralph Nader (Gre) 6 " He is a strong leader 9 " Other: Who? ______7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis

0 " Did not vote for president [K] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did

you just vote for: [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding SEN how you voted for president? (Check only one) 1 " Ed Bernstein (Dem) 1 " World affairs 2 " John Ensign (Rep) 3 " 2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs ( ) 9 " Other: Who? ______3 " Health care 0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator 4 " Economy/Jobs ISSUE [L] 5 " Taxes In today's election for U.S. House of Representatives, did you just vote for: 6 " Education 1 " The Democratic candidate 7 " Social Security HOU 2 " The Republican candidate [E] Which comes closer to your view: 9 " Other: Who?______1 " Government should do more to solve 0 " Did not vote for U.S. House

problems GOVTDO [M] Do you or does someone in your 2 " Government is doing too many things household belong to a labor union? better left to businesses and individuals 1 " Yes, I do UNION4 [F] Was one reason for your vote for president 2 " Yes, someone else does CLINPRES today: 3 " Yes, I do and someone else does 1 " To express support for Bill Clinton 4 " No one does 2 " To express opposition to Bill Clinton [N] Do you consider yourself part of the 3 " Bill Clinton was not a factor conservative Christian political movement, [G] Do you work full-time for pay? also known as the religious right? 1 " Yes 2 " No WORK 1 " Yes 2 " No RELRIGHT

[H] Is this the first time you have ever voted? [O] Are you of Hispanic or Latino descent? 1 " Yes 2 " No FTVOTER 1 " Yes 2 " No HISPANIC

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[P] Which comes closest to your position? [AA] Do you approve or disapprove of the way Abortion should be: ABORTION Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 1 " 3 " Legal in all cases Illegal in most cases 1 " Approve 2 " Disapprove CLINTON 2 " Legal in most cases 4 " Illegal in all cases [BB] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: [Q] Compared to four years ago, is your 1 " Favorable 2 " Unfavorable family’s financial situation: FINSIT BCPERSON 1 " Better today 3 " About the same [CC] Are you: 2 " Worse today 1 " Protestant 4 " Jewish

[R] Do you have any children under 18 living 2 " Catholic 5 " Something else in your household? 3 " Other Christian 6 " None RELIGION CHILD 1 " Yes 2 " No [DD] How often do you attend religious services? [S] Are you currently married? 1 " More than once a week ATTEND 1 " Yes 2 " No MARRIED 2 " Once a week

3 " A few times a month [T] In the 1996 election for president, did you vote for: 96VOTE 4 " A few times a year

4 " Someone else 5 " Never 1 " Bill Clinton (Dem) 2 " Bob Dole (Rep) 5 " Did not vote [EE] No matter how you voted today, do 3 " Ross Perot (Ref) you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID

[U] Do you think the condition of the nation’s 1 " Democrat 3 " Independent economy is: 2 " Republican 4 " Something else NEC 1 " Excellent 3 " Not so good [FF] What was the last grade of school you 2 " Good 4 " Poor completed?

EDUC [V] During the next year, do you think the 1 " Did not complete high school nation’s economy will: FEC 2 " High school graduate 1 " Get better 3 " Stay about the same 3 " Some college or associate degree 4 " College graduate 2 " Get worse 5 " Postgraduate study

[W] Which was more important in your vote [GG] If these were the only two presidential for president today? ISSVQUAL candidates on the ballot today, who would 1 " My candidate’s positions on the issues you have voted for? 2WAY2000 2 " My candidate’s leadership/personal qualities 1 " Al Gore (Dem)

[X] Do you think things in this country today are: 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) 1 " Generally going in the right direction 3 " Would not have voted for president

2 " Seriously off on the wrong track TRACK [HH] On most political matters, do you [Y] How responsible is the Clinton consider yourself: PHIL3 administration for the condition of the economy? 1 " Liberal 1 " Very responsible 2 " Moderate 2 " Somewhat responsible CLINECON 3 " Conservative 3 " Not too responsible INCOME 4 " Not at all responsible [II] 1999 total family income:

[Z] Are you gay, lesbian or bisexual? 1 " Under $15,000 4 " $50,000-$74,999 1 " Yes 2 " No 2 " $15,000-$29,999 5 " $75,000-$99,999 GAY 3 " $30,000-$49,999 6 " $100,000 or more Please fold the questionnaire and put it in the box. Thank you.

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[A] Are you: [I] To which age group do you belong? 1 " Male 2 " Female SEX 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 AGE9 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 [B] Are you: 3 " 30-39 6 " 50-59 9 " 75 or over 1 " White 4 " Asian RACE [J] Which one candidate quality mattered 2 " Black 5 " Other most in deciding how you voted for 3 " Hispanic/Latino president? (Check only one) [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 " He would have good judgment in a crisis just vote for: 2 " He is a strong leader 1 " Al Gore (Dem) 3 " He is a likeable person QUAL 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE 4 " He has the right experience 3 " Pat Buchanan (Ref) 5 " He cares about people like me 4 " Ralph Nader (Gre) 6 " He is honest and trustworthy 9 " Other: Who? ______7 " He understands complex issues

0 " Did not vote for president [K] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did

[D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding you just vote for: how you voted for president? (Check only one) 1 " Ed Bernstein (Dem) 2 " John Ensign (Rep) 1 " Social Security SEN 3 " 2 " Education ( ) 9 " Other: Who? ______3 " Taxes ISSUE 0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator 4 " Economy/Jobs [L] 5 " Health care In today's election for U.S. House of Representatives, did you just vote for: 6 " Medicare/Prescription drugs 1 " The Democratic candidate 7 " World affairs 2 " The Republican candidate HOU [E] Which comes closer to your view: 9 " Other: Who?______1 " Government should do more to solve 0 " Did not vote for U.S. House

problems GOVTDO [M] Do you or does someone in your 2 " Government is doing too many things household belong to a labor union? better left to businesses and individuals 1 " Yes, I do UNION4 [F] Was one reason for your vote for president 2 " Yes, someone else does today: CLINPRES 3 " Yes, I do and someone else does 1 " To express support for Bill Clinton 4 " No one does 2 " To express opposition to Bill Clinton [N] Do you consider yourself part of the 3 " Bill Clinton was not a factor conservative Christian political movement, [G] Do you work full-time for pay? also known as the religious right? 1 " Yes 2 " No WORK 1 " Yes 2 " No RELRIGHT

[H] Is this the first time you have ever voted? [O] Are you of Hispanic or Latino descent? 1 " Yes 2 " No FTVOTER 1 " Yes 2 " No HISPANIC

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3 " A few times a month [T] In the 1996 election for president, did you vote for: 96VOTE 4 " A few times a year

4 " Someone else 5 " Never 1 " Bill Clinton (Dem) 2 " Bob Dole (Rep) 5 " Did not vote [EE] No matter how you voted today, do 3 " Ross Perot (Ref) you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID

[X] Do you think things in this country today are: 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) 1 " Generally going in the right direction 3 " Would not have voted for president

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[A] Are you: [I] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female SEX 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 1 ! White 4 ! Asian RACE 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 5 ! Other 2 ! Black 3 ! Hispanic/Latino [J] Do you consider yourself part of the [C] In today’s election for president, did you conservative Christian political movement, just vote for: also known as the religious right? 1 1 ! Yes 2 ! No ! Al Gore (Dem) RELRIGHT 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE [K] No matter how you voted today, do 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ind) you usually think of yourself as a: 4 ! Ralph Nader (Ind) 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent

9 ! Other: Who? ______2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else 0 ! Did not vote for president PARTYID [D] Compared to four years ago, is your [L] If these were the only two presidential family’s financial situation: candidates on the ballot today, who would 1 ! Better today you have voted for? 2WAY2000 2 ! Worse today FINSIT 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 3 ! About the same 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) [E] In the 1996 election for president, did you 3 ! Would not have voted for president vote for: 96VOTE 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else [M] On most political matters, do you 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote consider yourself: 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 1 ! Liberal RELIGION PHIL3 [F] Are you: 2 ! Moderate 3 ! 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish Conservative

2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else [N] 1999 total family income: 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 [G] Do you approve or disapprove of the way 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more 1 CLINTON 2 ! Approve ! Disapprove [H] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: INCOME BCPERSON 1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable

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[A] Are you: SEX [E] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: RACE 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 1 4 ! Asian ! White 2 ! Black 5 ! Eskimo/Aleut [F] In today’s election for House of 3 ! Hispanic/Latino 6 ! Other Representatives, did you just vote for: 1 ! Clifford Mark Greene (Dem) [C] In today’s election for president, did you HOU 2 ! Don E. Young (Rep) just vote for: 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. House 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) [G] How did you vote on Measure 4, to cap 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) property taxes? 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 ! Yes PROPTAX 0 ! Did not vote for president 2 ! No 0 ! Did not vote on Measure 4 [D] Compared to four years ago, is your [H] family’s financial situation: How did you vote on Measure 5, concerning marijuana and hemp? 1 ! Better today FINSIT 1 ! Yes 2 ! Worse today PROPHEMP 2 ! No 3 ! About the same 0 ! Did not vote on Measure 5

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[I] In the 1996 election for president, did you [M] No matter how you voted today, do vote for: you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 96VOTE 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) [N] If these were the only two presidential 4 ! Someone else candidates on the ballot today, who would you have voted for? 5 ! Did not vote 2WAY2000 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) [J] Are you: RELIGION 3 ! Would not have voted for president 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else [O] On most political matters, do you 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None consider yourself: PHIL3 1 ! Liberal [K] Do you approve or disapprove of the way 2 ! Moderate Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 3 ! Conservative

1 " Approve 2 " Disapprove CLINTON #INCOME [P] 1999 total family income: [L] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 1 " Favorable 2 " Unfavorable BCPERSON 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more

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[A] Are you: [E] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64

[B] Are you: 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 1 White 4 Asian 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over ! RACE ! 2 ! Black 5 ! American Indian AGE9 3 ! Hispanic/Latino 6 ! Other [F] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did

[C] In today’s election for president, did you you just vote for: 2 SEN just vote for: ! Jon Kyl (Rep) 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 9 ! Other: Who? ______2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE 3 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) [G] 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) Are you of Mexican or Hispanic descent? 1 ! Yes 9 ! Other: Who? ______2 ! No MEXICAN 0 ! Did not vote for president

[D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding [H] Have you moved to Arizona since 1990? how you voted for president? (Check only one) 1 ! Yes 1 "MIGRATAZ GOVTDO ! World affairs 2 ! No # 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs 3 ! Health care [I] Which comes closer to your view: 4 ! Economy/Jobs 1 ! Government should do more to solve 5 ! Taxes ISSUE problems 6 ! Education 2 ! Government is doing too many things 7 ! Social Security better left to businesses and individuals

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[J] Compared to four years ago, is your [P] What was the last grade of school you family’s financial situation: completed? 1 ! Better today 1 ! Did not complete high school 2 ! Worse today FINSIT 2 ! High school graduate 3 ! About the same 3 ! Some college or associate degree

[K] In the 1996 election for president, did you 4 ! College graduate EDUC vote for: 5 ! Postgraduate study 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else [Q] If these were the only two presidential 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote candidates on the ballot today, who would 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 96VOTE you have voted for? [L] Are you: 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2WAY2000 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 2 ! Catholic RELIGION 5 ! Something else 3 ! Would not have voted for president

3 ! Conservative [N] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person:

1 ! Favorable BCPERSON 2 ! Unfavorable [S] 1999 total family income: [O] No matter how you voted today, do 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else INCOME

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[A] Are you: SEX [E] To which age group do you belong? 4 7 ! 60-64 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 ! 40-44 AGE9

2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White 4 ! Asian RACE 2 ! Black 5 ! Other [F] When did you finally decide who to vote 3 ! Hispanic/Latino for in the presidential election? 1 ! In the last three days [C] In today’s election for president, did you 2 ! In the last week just vote for: TIME 3 ! In the last month 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE 4 ! Before that 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 3 ! Patrick J. Buchanan (Ref) [G] Which one candidate quality mattered 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) most in deciding how you voted for president? (Check only one) 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 0 ! Did not vote for president ! He understands complex issues 2 ! He is honest and trustworthy [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding 3 ! He cares about people like me how you voted for president? (Check only one) 4 ! He has the right experience 1 ! World affairs 5 ! He is a likeable person QUAL 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs 6 ! He is a strong leader 3 ! Health care 7 ISSUE ! He would have good judgment in a crisis 4 ! Economy/Jobs 5 ! Taxes [H] Do you consider yourself part of the 6 ! Education conservative Christian political movement,

7 ! Social Security also known as the religious right? 1 ! Yes 2 ! No RELRIGHT

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2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else [J] Compared to four years ago, is your PARTYID family’s financial situation: [P] What was the last grade of school you 1 ! Better today completed? FINSIT 2 ! Worse today 1 ! Did not complete high school 3 ! About the same 2 ! High school graduate

[K] In the 1996 election for president, did you 3 ! Some college or associate degree 4 ! College graduate vote for: EDUC 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 96VOTE 5 ! Postgraduate study

2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) [Q] If these were the only two presidential 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) candidates on the ballot today, who would 4 ! Someone else you have voted for? 5 ! Did not vote 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2WAY2000

RELIGION 2 George W. Bush (Rep) [L] Are you: ! 3 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish ! Would not have voted for president

2 ! 5 ! Catholic Something else [R] On most political matters, do you 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None consider yourself: PHIL3 1 ! Liberal [M] Do you approve or disapprove of the way Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 2 ! Moderate 1 ! Approve 2 ! 3 ! Conservative INCOME CLINTON Disapprove # [S] 1999 total family income: [N] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999

BCPERSON 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more

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[G] To which age group do you belong? [A] Are you: SEX 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 AGE9 1 " Male 2 " Female 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 [B] Are you: 3 " 30-39 6 " 50-59 9 " 75 or over 1 " White RACE 4 " Asian [H] 2 " Black 5 " Other Which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding how you voted for 3 " Hispanic/Latino president? (Check only one) [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 " He understands complex issues just vote for: 2 " He is honest and trustworthy 1 " Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE 3 " He cares about people like me 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) 4 " He has the right experience 3 " Patrick J. Buchanan (Ref) 5 " He is a likeable person QUAL 4 " Ralph Nader (Gre) 6 " He is a strong leader 9 " Other: Who? ______7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis 0 " Did not vote for president [I] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding you just vote for: how you voted for president? (Check only one) 1 " Dianne Feinstein (Dem) SEN 1 " World affairs 2 " Tom Campbell (Rep) 2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs 9 " Other: Who? ______3 " Health care ISSUE 0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator 4 " Economy/Jobs 5 " Taxes [J] How did you vote on Proposition 38, to 6 " Education create a statewide school voucher program? GOVTDO 1 " Yes 7 " Social Security # PROPCA 2 " No [E] Which comes closer to your view: 0 " Did not vote on Proposition 38

1 " Government should do more to solve [K] Should legal immigration to the United problems States be: 2 " Government is doing too many things 1 " Increased IMMIG better left to businesses and individuals 2 " Decreased

[F] Do you or does someone in your 3 " Kept about the same household belong to a labor union? [L] Is this the first time you have ever voted? 1 2 No " Yes, I do UNION4 1 " Yes " FTVOTER 2 " Yes, someone else does [M] Were you born in the United States? 3 " Yes, I do and someone else does 1 " Yes 2 " No BORNUSA 4 " No one does [N] Are you of Mexican or Hispanic descent? 1 " Yes 2 " No MEXICAN

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[O] Regardless of how you voted today, which [X] Do you approve or disapprove of the way of these candidates do you think would say Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? anything to get elected president? 1 " Approve 2 " Disapprove CLINTON SAYANY 1 ! Only Gore 3 ! Both would [Y] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 2 ! Only Bush 4 ! Neither would 1 " Favorable 2 " Unfavorable BCPERSON [Z] Are you: [P] Compared to four years ago, is your 1 " Protestant 4 " Jewish family’s financial situation: 2 " Catholic RELIGION 5 " Something else 1 " Better today FINSIT 3 " Other Christian 6 " None 2 " Worse today [AA] How often do you attend religious 3 " About the same services? [Q] Do you have any children under 18 living in 1 " More than once a week your household? 2 " Once a week CHILD ATTEND 1 " Yes 2 " No 3 " A few times a month 4 " A few times a year [R] Are you currently married? 5 " Never

1 " Yes 2 " No MARRIED [BB] No matter how you voted today, do [S] In the 1996 election for president, did you you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID vote for: 96VOTE 1 " Democrat 3 " Independent 1 Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 " Someone else 2 " Republican 4 " Something else " 2 " Bob Dole (Rep) 5 " Did not vote [CC] What was the last grade of school you completed? 3 " Ross Perot (Ref) EDUC 1 " Did not complete high school [T] Which was more important in your vote for 2 " High school graduate president today? ISSVQUAL 3 " Some college or associate degree 1 " My candidate’s positions on the issues 4 " College graduate 2 " My candidate’s leadership/personal qualities 5 " Postgraduate study

[U] Do you work full-time for pay? [DD] If these were the only two presidential 1 " 2 " candidates on the ballot today, who would Yes No WORK you have voted for? [V] Regardless of how you voted today, which 1 " Al Gore (Dem) 2WAY2000 of these candidates has the knowledge to 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) serve effectively as president? PRESKNOW 3 " Would not have voted for president

1 " Only Gore 3 " Both do [EE] On most political matters, do you 2 " Only Bush 4 " Neither does consider yourself: PHIL3 1 " Liberal [W] Which of these should be the top priority 2 " Moderate for the federal budget surplus: 3 " Conservative 1 " Cut federal income taxes SURPLUS4 INCOME 2 " Reduce the national debt [FF] 1999 total family income: 3 " Strengthen Social Security 1 " Under $15,000 4 " $50,000-$74,999 4 " Fund other domestic programs 2 " $15,000-$29,999 5 " $75,000-$99,999 3 " $30,000-$49,999 6 " $100,000 or more

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[A] Are you: SEX [E] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 1 ! White RACE 4 ! Asian 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over

2 ! Black 5 ! Other [F] How did you vote on Amendment 20, 3 ! Hispanic/Latino authorizing the medical use of marijuana?

1 ! Yes [C] In today’s election for president, did you PROPCO20 just vote for: 2 ! No 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 0 ! Did not vote on Amendment 20 PRESVOTE 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) [G] How did you vote on Amendment 22, 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Fre) requiring background checks for all firearm 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) purchases at gun shows? 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 ! Yes PROPCO22 0 ! Did not vote for president 2 ! No

[D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding 0 ! Did not vote on Amendment 22 how you voted for president? (Check only one) [H] Are you of Mexican or Hispanic descent? 1 ! World affairs 1 ! Yes 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs 2 ! No MEXICAN 3 ! Health care ISSUE 4 ! Economy/Jobs [I] Do you consider yourself part of the 5 ! Taxes conservative Christian political movement, 6 ! Education also known as the religious right? 7 ! Social Security 1 ! Yes RELRIGHT 2 ! No

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4 ! College graduate [K] In the 1996 election for president, did you EDUC vote for: 5 ! Postgraduate study

1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else [Q] If these were the only two presidential ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote 2 candidates on the ballot today, who would 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 96VOTE you have voted for?

1 ! 2WAY2000 [L] Are you: Al Gore (Dem) 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish RELIGION 3 ! Would not have voted for president 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else

3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None [R] On most political matters, do you [M] Do you approve or disapprove of the way consider yourself: PHIL3 Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 1 ! Liberal 1 ! Approve 2 ! Disapprove CLINTON 2 ! Moderate

3 ! Conservative [N] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: INCOME # 1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable BCPERSON [S] 1999 total family income: [O] No matter how you voted today, do 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 PARTYID you usually think of yourself as a: 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else

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[A] Are you: SEX [E] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 1 ! 18-24 AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 1 White 4 Asian ! ! 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 2 ! Black 5 ! Other RACE 3 ! Hispanic/Latino [F] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did

[C] In today’s election for president, did you you just vote for: just vote for: 1 ! Joe Lieberman (Dem) SEN 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2 ! Phil Giordano (Rep) PRESVOTE 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 9 ! Other: Who? ______3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator GOVTDO 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) 9 ! Other: Who? ______[G] Which comes closer to your view: 1 0 ! Did not vote for president ! Government should do more to solve problems [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding 2 ! Government is doing too many things how you voted for president? (Check only one) better left to businesses and individuals 1 ! World affairs 2 Medicare/Prescription drugs ! [H] Do you think Joe Lieberman should have 3 ! Health care dropped out of the U.S. Senate race and only 4 ! Economy/Jobs ISSUE run for vice president? 5 ! Taxes 1 ! Yes 2 ! No DROPOUT 6 ! Education 7 ! Social Security

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[I] Compared to four years ago, is your family’s [O] What was the last grade of school you financial situation: completed? 1 ! Better today 1 ! Did not complete high school 2 ! Worse today FINSIT 2 ! High school graduate 3 ! About the same 3 ! Some college or associate degree

4 ! College graduate [J] In the 1996 election for president, did you EDUC vote for: 5 ! Postgraduate study

1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else [P] If these were the only two presidential 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote candidates on the ballot today, who would 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 96VOTE you have voted for? [K] Are you: 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2WAY2000 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish RELIGION 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else 3 ! Would not have voted for president

3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None [Q] On most political matters, do you [L] Do you approve or disapprove of the way consider yourself: Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 1 ! Liberal PHIL3 1 ! Approve 2 ! Disapprove CLINTON 2 ! Moderate [M] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 3 ! Conservative

1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable BCPERSON INCOME [R] 1999 total family income: [N] No matter how you voted today, do 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 PARTYID you usually think of yourself as a: 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else

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[A] Are you: [F] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 " Male 2 " Female 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 AGE9 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74

[B] Are you: 3 " 30-39 6 " 50-59 9 " 75 or over

1 " White RACE 4 " Asian [G] In today’s election for governor, did 2 " Black 5 " Other you just vote for: 3 " Hispanic/Latino 1 " Ruth Ann Minner (Dem) GOV 2 " John M. Burris (Rep) [C] In today’s election for president, did you 9 " Other: Who? ______just vote for: 0 " Did not vote for governor

1 " Al Gore (Dem) [H] PRESVOTE In today’s election for U.S. senator, did 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) you just vote for: 3 " Pat Buchanan (Ref) 1 " Thomas R. Carper (Dem) SEN 4 " Ralph Nader (Gre) 2 " William V. Roth, Jr. (Rep) 9 " Other: Who? ______9 " Other: Who? ______0 0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator " Did not vote for president [I] When did you finally decide who to vote [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding for in the U.S. Senate election? how you voted for president? (Check only one) 1 " In the last three days TIMEDES 1 " World affairs 2 " In the last week 2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs 3 " In the last month 3 " Health care 4 " Before that

4 " Economy/Jobs [J] Regardless of how you voted today, are ISSUE 5 " Taxes you concerned that Sen. William Roth's age 6 " Education would interfere with his ability to serve 7 " Social Security effectively in the U.S. Senate? ROTH 1 " Yes 2 " No

[E] Which one candidate quality mattered [K] In today’s election for U.S. House of most in deciding how you voted for Representatives, did you just vote for: president? (Check only one) 1 " Michael C. Miller (Dem) HOU 1 " He understands complex issues 2 " Michael N. Castle (Rep) 2 " He is honest and trustworthy 9 " Other: Who? ______0 " Did not vote for U.S. House 3 He cares about people like me " GOVTDO 4 " He has the right experience [L] Which comes closer to your view: QUAL 5 " He is a likeable person 1 " Government should do more to solve 6 " He is a strong leader problems 2 " Government is doing too many things 7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis better left to businesses and individuals

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[A] Are you: [I] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: 1 ! White RACE 4 ! Asian 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 2 ! Black 5 ! Other [J] What was the last grade of school you 3 ! Hispanic/Latino completed? 1 ! Did not complete high school [C] In today’s election for president, did you EDUC 2 ! High school graduate just vote for: 3 ! Some college or associate degree 1 ! Al Gore (Dem)

2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE 4 ! College graduate

4 Ralph Nader (Gre) 5 ! Postgraduate study ! HISPANIC 9 ! Other: Who? ______[K] Are you of Hispanic descent? # 0 ! Did not vote for president 1 ! Yes 2 ! No

[D] Compared to four years ago, is your [L] No matter how you voted today, do family’s financial situation: you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID 1 ! Better today 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 2 ! Worse today FINSIT 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else 3 ! About the same [M] If these were the only two presidential [E] In the 1996 election for president, did you candidates on the ballot today, who would vote for: you have voted for? 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2WAY2000 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 3 ! Would not have voted for president $ 96VOTE RELIGION [F] Are you: % [N] On most political matters, do you 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish consider yourself: 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else 1 ! Liberal PHIL3 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None 2 ! Moderate

3 ! Conservative [G] Do you approve or disapprove of the way INCOME Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? [O] 1999 total family income: 1 ! Approve CLINTON 2 ! Disapprove 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999

2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 [H] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 1 ! Favorable BCPERSON 2 ! Unfavorable 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more

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[A] Are you: [G] To which age group do you belong? 1 " Male 2 " Female SEX 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 AGE9 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 [B] Are you: 3 " 6 " 50-59 9 " 1 " White 4 " Asian 30-39 75 or over RACE 2 " Black 5 " Other [H] Which one candidate quality mattered 3 " Hispanic/Latino most in deciding how you voted for president? (Check only one) [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 " He understands complex issues just vote for: 2 " He is honest and trustworthy 1 " Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE 3 " He cares about people like me 2 George W. Bush (Rep) " 4 " He has the right experience 3 Pat Buchanan (Ref) QUAL " 5 " He is a likeable person 4 Ralph Nader (Gre) " 6 " He is a strong leader 9 Other: Who? ______" 7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis 0 " Did not vote for president [I] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did you [D] When did you finally decide who to vote for just vote for: in the presidential election? 1 " Bill Nelson (Dem) 1 " In the last three days 2 " Bill McCollum (Rep) SEN 2 " In the last week TIME 3 " Willie Logan (Ind) 3 " In the last month 9 " Other: Who? ______4 " Before that 0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator

[E] Which one issue mattered most in deciding [J] Which is more important to you? how you voted for president? (Check only one) 1 " Protecting the environment ENVIRON 1 " World affairs 2 " Encouraging economic growth 2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs [K] Did either of these candidates for 3 " Health care UNFAIR ISSUE president attack the other unfairly? 4 Economy/Jobs " 1 " Al Gore did 3 " Both did 5 Taxes " 2 " George W. Bush did 4 " Neither did 6 " Education 7 " Social Security # GOVTDO [L] Is your opinion of Gov. Jeb Bush: JEBBUSH 1 " Favorable 2 " Unfavorable [F] Which comes closer to your view: [M] Are you of Cuban or Hispanic descent? 1 " Government should do more to solve 1 " Yes, Cuban problems 2 " Yes, other Hispanic 2 " Government is doing too many things CUBAN better left to businesses and individuals 3 " No

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[A] Are you: [G] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 " Male 2 " Female 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 1 " White RACE 4 " Asian 3 " 30-39 6 " 50-59 9 " 75 or over 2 " Black 5 " Other [H] 3 " Hispanic/Latino Which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding how you voted for [C] In today’s election for president, did you president? (Check only one) just vote for: 1 " He understands complex issues 1 " Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE 2 " He is honest and trustworthy 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) 3 " He cares about people like me 3 " Pat Buchanan (Ind) 4 " He has the right experience QUAL 9 " Other: Who? ______5 " He is a likeable person 0 " Did not vote for president 6 " He is a strong leader [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding 7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis how you voted for president? (Check only one) 1 " World affairs ISSUE [I] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did 2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs you just vote for: 3 " Health care 1 " Zell Miller (Dem) SEN 4 " Economy/Jobs 2 " Mack F. Mattingly (Rep) 5 " Taxes 9 " Other: Who? ______6 " Education 0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator # 7 " Social Security GOVTDO [J] Have you moved to Georgia since 1990? [E] Which comes closer to your view: 1 " Yes 1 " Government should do more to solve 2 " No MIGRATGA problems

2 " Government is doing too many things [K] Do you consider yourself part of the better left to businesses and individuals conservative Christian political movement, [F] Which comes closest to your position? also known as the religious right? Abortion should be: 1 " Yes 1 " Legal in all cases ABORTION 2 " No RELRIGHT 2 " Legal in most cases 3 " Illegal in most cases 4 " Illegal in all cases

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[A] Are you: [I] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 ! 2 ! Male Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9

[B] Are you: 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 1 ! White RACE 4 ! Asian 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 2 ! Black 5 ! Native Hawaiian 3 ! Hispanic/Latino 6 ! Other [J] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did

you just vote for: [C] In today’s election for president, did you SEN just vote for: 1 ! Daniel K. Akaka (Dem) 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2 ! John Carroll (Rep) 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE 9 ! Other: Who? ______3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) 9 ! Other: Who? ______[K] No matter how you voted today, do PARTYID 0 ! Did not vote for president you usually think of yourself as a: 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent [D] Compared to four years ago, is your family’s financial situation: 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else 1 ! Better today FINSIT 2 ! Worse today [L] If these were the only two presidential candidates on the ballot today, who would 3 ! About the same you have voted for? [E] In the 1996 election for president, did you 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2WAY2000 vote for: 96VOTE 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep)

1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else 3 ! Would not have voted for president 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) [M] On most political matters, do you consider yourself: [F] Are you: RELIGION 1 ! Liberal PHIL3 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish 2 ! Moderate 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else 3 ! Conservative 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None INCOME [G] Do you approve or disapprove of the way [N] 1999 total family income: Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 1 ! Approve CLINTON 2 ! Disapprove 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999

3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more [H] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person:

1 ! Favorable BCPERSON 2 ! Unfavorable

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[A] Are you: [I] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9

[B] Are you: 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 1 ! White RACE 4 ! Asian 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 2 ! Black 5 ! Other 3 ! Hispanic/Latino [J] Have Clinton administration policies on land use and natural resources: [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 ! Helped your state just vote for: WARWEST 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2 ! Hurt your state PRESVOTE 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 3 ! Not affected your state 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) 9 ! Other: Who? ______[K] No matter how you voted today, do PARTYID 0 ! Did not vote for president you usually think of yourself as a: [D] Compared to four years ago, is your 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent family’s financial situation: 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else 1 ! Better today FINSIT 2 ! Worse today [L] If these were the only two presidential 3 ! About the same candidates on the ballot today, who would you have voted for? [E] In the 1996 election for president, did you 2WAY2000 vote for: 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote 3 ! Would not have voted for president 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 96VOTE [M] On most political matters, do you [F] Are you: consider yourself: 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish PHIL3 1 ! Liberal 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else 2 ! Moderate 7 ! Mormon/LDS 6 ! None RELIGION 3 ! Conservative 3 ! Other Christian

INCOME [G] Do you approve or disapprove of the way [N] 1999 total family income: Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 1 ! Approve CLINTON 2 ! Disapprove 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 [H] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more 1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable BCPERSON

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2 " Black 5 " Other RACE [H] Which one candidate quality mattered 3 " Hispanic/Latino most in deciding how you voted for [C] In today’s election for president, did you president? (Check only one) just vote for: 1 " He understands complex issues 1 " Al Gore (Dem) 2 " He is honest and trustworthy 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE 3 " He cares about people like me 3 " Pat Buchanan (Ind) 4 " He has the right experience QUAL 4 " Ralph Nader (Gre) 5 " He is a likeable person 9 " Other: Who? ______6 " He is a strong leader 0 " Did not vote for president 7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis

[D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding [I] how you voted for president? (Check only one) Do you approve or disapprove of the way George Ryan is handling his job as governor? 1 " World affairs 1 " Approve 2 " Disapprove 2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs RYAN

3 " Health care ISSUE [J] Do you think things in this country today 4 " Economy/Jobs # are: 5 " Taxes 1 " Generally going in the right direction 6 " Education 2 " Seriously off on the wrong track GOVTDO$ TRACK 7 " Social Security [K] Do you or does someone in your [E] Which comes closer to your view: household belong to a labor union? 1 " Government should do more to solve 1 " Yes, I do problems UNION4 2 " Yes, someone else does 2 " Government is doing too many things better left to businesses and individuals 3 " Yes, I do and someone else does

4 " No one does [F] Which comes closest to your position? Abortion should be: [L] Do you favor or oppose the death penalty 1 " Legal in all cases ABORTION for people convicted of murder? 2 " Legal in most cases 1 " Favor 2 " Oppose DEATHPEN 3 " Illegal in most cases 4 " Illegal in all cases [M] Are you of Hispanic descent? HISPANIC 1 " Yes 2 " No

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[A] Are you: [E] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 2 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: ! 25-29 6 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White 4 ! Asian 3 ! 30-39 ! 50-59 RACE 2 ! Black 5 ! Other [F] In today’s election for governor, did you 3 ! Hispanic/Latino just vote for: 1 ! Frank O’Bannon (Dem) GOV [C] In today’s election for president, did you 2 ! David McIntosh (Rep) just vote for: 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 ! Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE 0 ! Did not vote for governor 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ind) [G] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did 9 ! Other: Who? ______you just vote for: 1 ! SEN 0 ! Did not vote for president David L. Johnson (Dem) 2 ! Richard G. Lugar (Rep)

9 ! Other: Who? ______[D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator how you voted for president? (Check only one) 1 ! World affairs [H] Which comes closer to your view: 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs 1 ! Government should do more to solve 3 ! Health care problems GOVTDO 4 ! Economy/Jobs ISSUE 2 ! Government is doing too many things 5 ! Taxes better left to businesses and individuals

6 ! Education [I] Do you consider yourself part of the 7 ! Social Security conservative Christian political movement, also known as the religious right? 1 ! Yes 2 ! No RELRIGHT

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[J] If David McIntosh is elected governor, do [P] No matter how you voted today, do you think he would be able to cut property you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID taxes by 25%? 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent MCINTAX 1 ! Yes 2 ! No 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else

[L] In the 1996 election for president, did you 4 ! College graduate EDUC vote for: 5 ! Postgraduate study 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) [R] If these were the only two presidential 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 96VOTE candidates on the ballot today, who would 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) you have voted for? 4 ! Someone else 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2WAY2000 5 ! Did not vote 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep)

3 ! Would not have voted for president [M] Are you:

1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish [S] On most political matters, do you 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else consider yourself: 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None RELIGION 1 ! Liberal PHIL3

[N] Do you approve or disapprove of the way 2 ! Moderate Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 3 ! Conservative

1 ! Approve 2 ! Disapprove INCOME CLINTON [T] 1999 total family income: [O] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999

BCPERSON 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more

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[A] Are you: [F] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 ! Male 2 ! 1 4 7 Female ! 18-24 ! 40-44 ! 60-64 AGE9

2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White 4 ! Asian RACE 2 ! Black 5 ! Other [G] Which one candidate quality mattered 3 ! Hispanic/Latino most in deciding how you voted for president? (Check only one) [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 ! He understands complex issues just vote for: 2 ! He is honest and trustworthy QUAL 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE 3 ! He cares about people like me 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 4 ! He has the right experience 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) 5 ! He is a likeable person 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) 6 ! He is a strong leader 9 ! Other: Who? ______7 ! He would have good judgment in a crisis 0 ! Did not vote for president [H] Did either of these candidates for [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding president attack the other unfairly? how you voted for president? (Check only one) 1 ! World affairs 1 ! Al Gore did 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs 2 ! George W. Bush did UNFAIR 3 ! Health care 3 ! Both did 4 ! Economy/Jobs 4 ! Neither did ISSUE 5 ! Taxes 6 ! Education [I] When did you finally decide who to vote

7 ! Social Security for in the presidential election? 1 ! In the last three days [E] Do you consider yourself part of the 2 ! In the last week conservative Christian political movement, 3 ! In the last month TIME also known as the religious right? 4 ! Before that 1 ! Yes 2 ! No RELRIGHT

PLEASE TURN THE QUESTIONNAIRE OVER ! IOWA (G-2000) [J] Compared to four years ago, is your family’s [P] What was the last grade of school you financial situation: completed? 1 ! Better today 1 EDUC FINSIT ! Did not complete high school 2 ! Worse today 2 ! High school graduate 3 ! About the same 3 ! Some college or associate degree

[K] In the 1996 election for president, did you 4 ! College graduate vote for: 96VOTE 5 ! Postgraduate study

1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else [Q] If these were the only two presidential 2 ! 5 Did not vote Bob Dole (Rep) ! candidates on the ballot today, who would 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) you have voted for?

2WAY2000 [L] Are you: 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish RELIGION 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else 3 ! Would not have voted for president 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None [R] On most political matters, do you [M] Do you approve or disapprove of the way consider yourself: Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? PHIL3 1 ! Approve 2 ! Disapprove CLINTON 1 ! Liberal 2 ! Moderate [N] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 3 ! Conservative 1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable BCPERSON INCOME [O] No matter how you voted today, do [S] 1999 total family income: you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more

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[A] Are you: SEX [I] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White 4 ! Asian RACE 2 ! Black 5 ! Other [J] Do you consider yourself part of the 3 ! Hispanic/Latino conservative Christian political movement, also known as the religious right? [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 ! Yes 2 ! No RELRIGHT just vote for: [K] Compared to four years ago, is your 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE family’s financial situation: 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 1 ! Better today 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) FINSIT 2 ! Worse today 4 ! Ralph Nader (Ind) 3 ! About the same 9 ! Other: Who? ______0 ! Did not vote for president [L] No matter how you voted today, do [D] What should be taught in Kansas public you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID schools? 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 1 ! Only evolution 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else EVOLCREA 2 ! Only creationism [M] If these were the only two presidential 3 ! Both of them candidates on the ballot today, who would you

[E] In the 1996 election for president, did you have voted for? 1 vote for: 96VOTE ! Al Gore (Dem) 2WAY2000 2 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else ! George W. Bush (Rep)

2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote 3 ! Would not have voted for president 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) [N] On most political matters, do you [F] Are you: consider yourself: 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish RELIGION 1 ! Liberal PHIL3 2 ! Moderate 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else 3 ! Conservative 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None

[O] [G] Do you approve or disapprove of the way 1999 total family income: Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 1 ! Approve 2 ! Disapprove CLINTON 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more [H] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: INCOME 1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable BCPERSON

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[A] Are you: [G] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 " Male 2 " Female 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 1 " White 4 " Asian 3 " 30-39 6 " 50-59 9 " 75 or over RACE 2 " Black 5 " Other [H] Which one candidate quality mattered 3 " Hispanic/Latino most in deciding how you voted for president? [C] In today’s election for president, did you (Check only one) just vote for: 1 " He understands complex issues 1 " Al Gore (Dem) 2 " He is honest and trustworthy QUAL 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) 3 " He cares about people like me PRESVOTE 3 " Pat Buchanan (Ref) 4 " He has the right experience 4 " Ralph Nader (Gre) 5 " He is a likeable person 9 " Other: Who? ______6 " He is a strong leader 0 " Did not vote for president 7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis [I] If Al Gore wins today, what best describes [D] When did you finally decide who to vote for your feelings about what he will do as in the presidential election? president? 1 " In the last three days 1 " Excited 2 " In the last week TIME GOREWIN 2 " Optimistic, but not excited 3 " In the last month 3 " Concerned, but not scared 4 " Before that 4 " Scared [E] Which one issue mattered most in deciding [J] If George W. Bush wins today, what best how you voted for president? (Check only one) describes your feelings about what he will 1 " World affairs do as president? BUSHWIN 2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs 1 " Excited 3 " Health care 2 " Optimistic, but not excited 4 " Economy/Jobs ISSUE 3 " Concerned, but not scared 5 " Taxes 4 " Scared 6 " Education [K] Do you consider yourself part of the 7 " Social Security conservative Christian political movement, also known as the religious right? [F] Which comes closer to your view: 1 " Yes 2 " No RELRIGHT 1 " Government should do more to solve problems [L] Did either of these candidates for president attack the other unfairly? 2 " Government is doing too many things better left to businesses and individuals 1 " Al Gore did 2 " George W. Bush did UNFAIR GOVTDO 3 " Both did 4 " Neither did

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[A] Are you: SEX [I] To which age group do you belong? 1 2 ! Male ! Female 1 4 7 ! 60-64 ! 18-24 ! 40-44 AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 1 ! White 4 ! Asian RACE 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 2 ! Black 5 ! Other 3 ! Hispanic/Latino [J] Do you consider yourself part of the

[C] In today’s election for president, did you conservative Christian political movement, just vote for: also known as the religious right? 1 ! Yes 2 ! No 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE RELRIGHT 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) [K] 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) No matter how you voted today, do

4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) you usually think of yourself as a: 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 9 ! Other: Who? ______2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else 0 ! Did not vote for president #PARTYID [D] Compared to four years ago, is your [L] If these were the only two presidential

family’s financial situation: candidates on the ballot today, who would

1 ! Better today FINSIT you have voted for? 2 ! Worse today 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2WAY2000

3 ! About the same 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep)

[E] In the 1996 election for president, did you 3 ! Would not have voted for president vote for: 96VOTE 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else [M] On most political matters, do you 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote consider yourself: 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 1 ! Liberal PHIL3 [F] Are you: 2 ! Moderate 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish RELIGION 3 ! Conservative 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None [N] 1999 total family income:

1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 [G] Do you approve or disapprove of the way Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 3 6 1 ! Approve 2 ! Disapprove CLINTON ! $30,000-$49,999 ! $100,000 or more

[H] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: INCOME 1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable BCPERSON

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[A] Are you: [E] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 SEX AGE9 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White 4 ! Asian RACE 2 ! Black 5 ! Other [F] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did you just vote for: 3 ! Hispanic/Latino 1 ! Mark W. Lawrence (Dem) SEN [C] In today’s election for president, did you 2 ! Olympia J. Snowe (Rep) just vote for: 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE [G] How did you vote on Question 6, to enact 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) gay-rights legislation? 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) PROPME6 1 ! Yes 9 ! Other: Who? ______2 ! No 0 ! Did not vote for president 0 ! Did not vote on Question 6

[D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding [H] Which comes closer to your view: how you voted for president? (Check only one) 1 ! Government should do more to solve 1 ! World affairs problems GOVTDO 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs 2 ! Government is doing too many things 3 ! Health care better left to businesses and individuals

4 ! Economy/Jobs ISSUE [I] Do you consider yourself part of the 5 ! Taxes conservative Christian political movement, 6 ! Education also known as the religious right? 7 ! Social Security 1 ! 2 ! Yes No RELRIGHT

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[J] Compared to four years ago, is your [P] What was the last grade of school you family’s financial situation: completed? 1 ! Better today 1 ! Did not complete high school EDUC FINSIT 2 ! Worse today 2 ! High school graduate 3 ! About the same 3 ! Some college or associate degree

[K] In the 1996 election for president, did you 4 ! College graduate

vote for: 96VOTE 5 ! Postgraduate study

3 ! Conservative [N] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person:

1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable BCPERSON [S] 1999 total family income: [O] No matter how you voted today, do 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more 2 4 ! Republican ! Something else INCOME

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[A] Are you: [E] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White 4 ! Asian RACE [F] 2 ! Black 5 ! Other In today’s election for U.S. senator, did you just vote for: 3 ! Hispanic/Latino 1 ! Paul S. Sarbanes (Dem) SEN [C] In today’s election for president, did you 2 ! Paul H. Rappaport (Rep) just vote for: 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator PRESVOTE 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) [G] Are you currently married? 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) MARRIED 1 ! Yes 2 ! No 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) 9 ! Other: Who? ______[H] Do you work full-time for pay? WORK 0 ! Did not vote for president 1 ! Yes 2 ! No

[D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding [I] Do you or does someone in your household how you voted for president? (Check only one) belong to a labor union? UNION4 1 ! World affairs 1 ! Yes, I do 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs 2 ! Yes, someone else does 3 ! Health care 3 ! Yes, I do and someone else does ISSUE 4 ! Economy/Jobs 4 ! No one does 5 ! Taxes 6 ! Education [J] Do you have a child under 18 living in your household? 7 ! Social Security CHILD 1 ! Yes 2 ! No

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[K] Compared to four years ago, is your [Q] What was the last grade of school you family’s financial situation: completed? FINSIT 1 ! Better today 1 ! Did not complete high school EDUC 2 ! Worse today 2 ! High school graduate

3 ! About the same # 96VOTE 3 ! Some college or associate degree 4 ! College graduate [L] In the 1996 election for president, did you 5 ! Postgraduate study vote for:

1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else [R] If these were the only two presidential 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote candidates on the ballot today, who would

3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) you have voted for? 2WAY2000 RELIGION # 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) [M] Are you: 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish 3 ! Would not have voted for president

2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None [S] On most political matters, do you consider yourself: [N] Do you approve or disapprove of the way PHIL3

Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 1 ! Liberal 2 ! 1 ! Approve CLINTON 2 ! Disapprove Moderate 3 ! Conservative [O] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: INCOME 1 ! Favorable BCPERSON 2 ! Unfavorable [T] 1999 total family income:

[P] No matter how you voted today, do 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 you usually think of yourself as a: 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 3 6 1 ! Democrat PARTYID 3 ! Independent ! $30,000-$49,999 ! $100,000 or more 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else

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[A] Are you: [E] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 5 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: 2 ! 25-29 ! 45-49 1 ! White RACE 4 ! Asian 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 2 ! Black 5 ! Other [F] 3 ! Hispanic/Latino In today’s election for U.S. senator, did you just vote for: [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 ! Edward M. Kennedy (Dem) SEN just vote for: 2 ! Jack E. Robinson, III (Rep) 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE 3 ! Carla A. Howell (Lib) 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 9 ! Other: Who?______3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre)

9 ! Other: Who? ______[G] How did you vote on Question 4, to 0 ! Did not vote for president decrease the state income tax? 1 ! Yes [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding PROPMA4 how you voted for president? (Check only one) 2 ! No 1 World affairs ! 0 ! Did not vote on Question 4 " 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs GOVTDO 3 ! Health care ISSUE [H] Which comes closer to your view? 4 ! Economy/Jobs 1 ! Government should do more to solve 5 ! Taxes problems 6 Education ! 2 ! Government is doing too many things 7 Social Security ! better left to businesses and individuals

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[I] Compared to four years ago, is your family’s [O] What was the last grade of school you financial situation: completed? FINSIT 1 ! Better today 1 ! Did not complete high school EDUC 2 ! Worse today 2 ! High school graduate 3 ! About the same 3 ! Some college or associate degree

[J] In the 1996 election for president, did you 4 ! College graduate

vote for: 5 ! Postgraduate study

1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else [P] If these were the only two presidential

2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote candidates on the ballot today, who would 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 96VOTE you have voted for? 2WAY2000 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) [K] Are you: RELIGION 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish 3 ! Would not have voted for president 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None [Q] On most political matters, do you

[L] Do you approve or disapprove of the way consider yourself: PHIL3 Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 1 ! Liberal 1 " Approve CLINTON 2 " Disapprove 2 ! Moderate

3 ! Conservative [M] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: INCOME 1 " Favorable BCPERSON 2 " Unfavorable [R] 1999 total family income: [N] No matter how you voted today, do 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else

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[A] Are you: [H] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 " Male 2 " Female 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 AGE9 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 [B] Are you: 3 6 9 " 30-39 " 50-59 " 75 or over 1 " White RACE 4 " Asian 2 " Black 5 " Other [I] Which one candidate quality mattered 3 " Hispanic/Latino most in deciding how you voted for president? (Check only one) [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 " He understands complex issues just vote for: 2 " He is honest and trustworthy 1 " Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE QUAL 3 " He cares about people like me 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) 4 " He has the right experience 3 " Ralph Nader (Gre) 5 " He is a likeable person 9 " Other: Who? ______6 " He is a strong leader 0 " Did not vote for president 7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding how you voted for president? (Check only one) [J] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did you just vote for: 1 " World affairs SEN 1 " Debbie Stabenow (Dem) 2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs ISSUE 2 " Spence Abraham (Rep) 3 " Health care 9 " Other: Who? ______4 " Economy/Jobs 0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator 5 " Taxes 6 " Education [K] How did you vote on Proposal 00-1, 7 " Social Security #GOVTDO to allow school vouchers and require teacher testing? PROPMI [E] Which comes closer to your view: 1 " Yes 2 " No 1 " Government should do more to solve [L] problems Did either of these candidates for president attack the other unfairly? 2 " Government is doing too many things 1 " Al Gore did better left to businesses and individuals UNFAIR 2 " George W. Bush did [F] Do you support or oppose stricter gun 3 " Both did control legislation? GUN 4 " Neither did 1 " Support 2 " Oppose [M] [G] Do you or does someone in your Do you consider yourself part of the household belong to a labor union? conservative Christian political movement, also known as the religious right? 1 " Yes, I do UNION4 1 " Yes 2 " No RELRIGHT 2 " Yes, someone else does [N] 3 " Yes, I do and someone else does Do you consider yourself a political supporter of John McCain? 4 " No one does MCSUPP 1 " Yes 2 " No

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[A] Are you: SEX [H] To which age group do you belong? 1 " Male 2 " Female 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 1 " White RACE 4 " Asian 3 " 30-39 6 " 50-59 9 " 75 or over

2 " Black 5 " Other [I] Which one candidate quality mattered 3 " Hispanic/Latino most in deciding how you voted for [C] In today’s election for president, did you president? (Check only one) QUAL just vote for: 1 " He understands complex issues 1 " Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE 2 " He is honest and trustworthy 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) 3 " He cares about people like me 3 " Pat Buchanan (Ref MN) 4 " He has the right experience 4 " Ralph Nader (Gre) 5 " He is a likeable person 9 " Other: Who? ______6 " He is a strong leader 0 " Did not vote for president 7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis

[D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding [J] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did how you voted for president? (Check only one) you just vote for: 1 " World affairs SEN ISSUE 1 " Mark Dayton (Dem) 2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs 2 " Rod Grams (Rep) 3 " Health care 3 " James (Jim) Gibson (Ind) 4 " Economy/Jobs 9 " Other: Who? ______5 " Taxes 0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator #UNFAIRMN 6 " Education #GOVTDO [K] Did either of these candidates for U.S. 7 " Social Security senator attack the other unfairly? [E] Which comes closer to your view: 1 " Mark Dayton did 3 " Both did 1 " Government should do more to solve 2 " Rod Grams did 4 " Neither did problems # ISQUASEN 2 " Government is doing too many things [L] Which was more important in your vote for better left to businesses and individuals U.S. senator today? [F] Do you or does someone in your 1 " My candidate’s positions on the issues household belong to a labor union? 2 " My candidate’s leadership/personal qualities 1 " Yes, I do UNION4 2 " Yes, someone else does [M] In the 1998 election for governor, did you vote for: 3 " Yes, I do and someone else does 1 " Hubert H. Humphrey III (Dem) 4 " No one does TRACK # 2 " Norm Coleman (Rep) [G] Do you think things in this country today GOV98MN 3 " Jesse Ventura (Ref) are: 4 " Someone else 1 " Generally going in the right direction 2 " Seriously off on the wrong track 5 " Did not vote for governor in 1998

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[A] Are you: [I] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 2 5 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: ! 25-29 ! 45-49 3 6 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White RACE 4 ! Asian ! 30-39 ! 50-59 2 ! Black 5 ! Other [J] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did you 3 ! Hispanic/Latino just vote for: SEN [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 ! Troy D. Brown, Sr. (Dem) just vote for: 2 ! Trent Lott (Rep) 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE 9 ! Other: Who? ______2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) [K] Do you consider yourself part of the 4 ! Ralph Nader (Ind) conservative Christian political movement, 9 ! Other: Who? ______also known as the religious right? RELRIGHT 0 ! Did not vote for president 1 ! Yes 2 ! No [D] Compared to four years ago, is your [L] family’s financial situation: No matter how you voted today, do you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID 1 ! Better today FINSIT 2 ! Worse today 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 3 ! About the same 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else

[E] In the 1996 election for president, did you [M] If these were the only two presidential vote for: 96VOTE candidates on the ballot today, who would you 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else have voted for? 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2WAY2000 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 3 ! Would not have voted for president [F] Are you: # RELIGION 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish [N] On most political matters, do you 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else consider yourself: 3 ! 6 ! None PHIL3 Other Christian 1 ! Liberal [G] Do you approve or disapprove of the way 2 ! Moderate 3 ! Conservative Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? INCOME 1 ! Approve CLINTON 2 ! Disapprove [O] 1999 total family income: [H] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 1 ! Favorable BCPERSON 2 ! Unfavorable 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more

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[A] Are you? [H] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 " Male 2 " Female 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 3 " 30-39 6 " 50-59 9 " 75 or over 1 " White 4 " Asian RACE [I] Which one candidate quality mattered 2 " Black 5 " Other most in deciding how you voted for 3 " Hispanic/Latino president? (Check only one) QUAL [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 " He understands complex issues just vote for: 2 " He is honest and trustworthy 1 " Al Gore (Dem) 3 " He cares about people like me 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE 4 " He has the right experience 3 " Pat Buchanan (Ref) 5 " He is a likeable person 4 " Ralph Nader (Gre) 6 " He is a strong leader 7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis 9 " Other: Who? ______0 " Did not vote for president [J] In today’s election for governor, did you just vote for: [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding 1 " Bob Holden (Dem) how you voted for president? (Check only one) GOV 2 " Jim Talent (Rep) 1 " World affairs 9 " Other: Who? ______2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs ISSUE 0 " Did not vote for governor 3 " Health care [K] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did 4 " Economy/Jobs you just vote for: 5 " Taxes 1 " Mel Carnahan (Dem) SEN 6 " Education 2 " John Ashcroft (Rep) 7 " Social Security 9 " Other: Who? ______

[E] 0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator Which comes closer to your position? Abortion should be: ABORTION [L] If these had been the names on the 1 " Legal in all cases 3 " Illegal in most cases ballot for U.S. senator today, would you

2 " Legal in most cases 4 " Illegal in all cases have voted for: 1 " Jean Carnahan (Dem) JEANCARN [F] Do you or does someone in your 2 " John Ashcroft (Rep) household belong to a labor union? 3 " Would not have voted for U.S. senator 1 " Yes, I do UNION4 [M] Which comes closer to your view: 2 " Yes, someone else does 1 " Government should do more to solve 3 " Yes, I do and someone else does problems GOVTDO 4 " No one does 2 " Government is doing too many things

better left to businesses and individuals [G] Do you consider yourself part of the conservative Christian political movement, [N] Do you support or oppose stricter gun also known as the religious right? control legislation? RELRIGHT GUN 1 " Yes 2 " No 1 " Support 2 " Oppose

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[A] Are you: SEX [E] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 [B] Are you: RACE 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 1 ! White 4 ! Asian 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 2 ! Black 5 ! American Indian 3 ! Hispanic/Latino 6 ! Other [F] In today’s election for governor, did you just vote for: [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 ! Mark O’Keefe (Dem) GOV just vote for: 2 ! Judy Martz (Rep) 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE 9 ! Other: Who?______2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 0 ! Did not vote for governor 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) [G] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did 9 ! Other: Who? ______you just vote for: SEN 0 ! Did not vote for president 1 ! Brian Schweitzer (Dem) 2 ! Conrad Burns (Rep) [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding 9 ! Other: Who? ______how you voted for president? (Check only one) 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator 1 ! World affairs 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs [H] In today’s election for U.S. House of 3 ! Health care Representatives, did you just vote for: 1 ! Nancy Keenan (Dem) 4 ! Economy/Jobs ISSUE HOU 5 ! Taxes 2 ! Dennis Rehberg (Rep) 6 ! Education 9 ! Other: Who? ______7 ! Social Security 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. House

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[I] Have Clinton administration policies on [O] No matter how you voted today, do forests and timbering: you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID 1 ! Helped your state FORESTS 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 2 ! Hurt your state 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else 3 ! Not affected your state [P] What was the last grade of school you [J] Compared to four years ago, is your completed? family’s financial situation: 1 ! Did not complete high school 1 ! Better today FINSIT 2 ! High school graduate 2 ! Worse today 3 ! Some college or associate degree 3 ! About the same 4 ! College graduate [K] In the 1996 election for president, did you 5 ! Postgraduate study EDUC vote for: 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) [Q] If these were the only two presidential 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) candidates on the ballot today, who would 96VOTE you have voted for? 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 4 ! Someone else 2WAY2000 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote RELIGION 3 ! Would not have voted for president [L] Are you: 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish [R] On most political matters, do you 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else consider yourself: PHIL3 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None 1 ! Liberal 2 ! Moderate [M] Do you approve or disapprove of the way 3 ! Conservative Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? INCOME 1 ! Approve 2 ! Disapprove CLINTON [S] 1999 total family income:

1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 [N] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable 3 6 ! $30,000-$49,999 ! $100,000 or more BCPERSON

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2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) [G] How did you vote on Initiative Measure 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ind) 416, to ban same-sex marriages? 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) 1 ! Yes 9 ! PROPNE Other: Who? ______2 ! No 0 ! Did not vote for president 0 ! Did not vote on Initiative Measure 416

[D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding [H] In the 1996 election for U.S. senator, did how you voted for president? (Check only one) you vote for: 1 ! World affairs 1 ! Ben Nelson (Dem) SEN96NE 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs 2 ! Chuck Hagel (Rep) 3 ! Health care 3 ! Someone else 4 ! Economy/Jobs ISSUE 4 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator in 1996

5 ! Taxes [I] Do you consider yourself part of the 6 ! Education conservative Christian political movement, 7 ! Social Security also known as the religious right? 1 ! Yes 2 ! No RELRIGHT

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[K] In the 1996 election for president, did you 4 ! College graduate vote for: 5 ! Postgraduate study EDUC 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else [Q] If these were the only two presidential 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote candidates on the ballot today, who would 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 96VOTE you have voted for? [L] Are you: 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2WAY2000 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 3 Would not have voted for president 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else !

3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None RELIGION [R] On most political matters, do you [M] Do you approve or disapprove of the way consider yourself: PHIL3 Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 1 ! Liberal 1 ! Approve CLINTON 2 ! Disapprove 2 ! Moderate [N] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 3 ! Conservative BCPERSON INCOME 1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable [S] 1999 total family income: [O] No matter how you voted today, do 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 you usually think of yourself as a: 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else PARTYID

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[A] Are you: [H] To which age group do you belong? 1 " Male 2 " Female SEX 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 " 6 " 9 " 1 " White 4 " Asian 3 30-39 50-59 75 or over

" 5 " RACE 2 Black Other [I] Which one candidate quality mattered 3 " Hispanic/Latino most in deciding how you voted for [C] In today’s election for president, did you president? (Check only one) just vote for: 1 " He understands complex issues " 1 Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE 2 " He is honest and trustworthy " 2 George W. Bush (Rep) 3 " He cares about people like me " 3 Pat Buchanan (CF) 4 " He has the right experience " 4 Ralph Nader (Gre) 5 " He is a likeable person QUAL " 9 Other: Who? ______6 " He is a strong leader " 5 None of these candidates 7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis 0 " Did not vote for president

[D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding [J] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did how you voted for president? (Check only one) you just vote for: 1 " 1 " World affairs Ed Bernstein (Dem) SEN 2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs 2 " John Ensign (Rep) " 9 " Other: Who? ______3 Health care ISSUE 4 " Economy/Jobs 3 " None of these candidates 5 " Taxes 0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator

6 " Education [K] How did you vote on Question 2, to ban 7 " Social Security same-sex marriages? [E] Which comes closer to your view: 1 " Yes PROPNV 1 " Government should do more to solve 2 " No problems GOVTDO 0 " Did not vote on Question 2 2 " Government is doing too many things better left to businesses and individuals [L] Have you moved to Nevada since 1990?

[F] Do you or does someone in your 1 " Yes 2 " No MIGRATNV household belong to a labor union? [M] In your vote for senator, how important 1 " Yes, I do UNION4 was the nuclear waste issue? 2 " Yes, someone else does 1 " Very important 3 " Yes, I do and someone else does 2 " Somewhat important NUCLEAR 4 " No one does ABORTION 3 " Not too important [G] Which comes closest to your position? 4 " Abortion should be: Not at all important

1 " Legal in all cases 3 " Illegal in most cases [N] Are you of Hispanic descent? 2 " Legal in most cases 4 " Illegal in all cases 1 " Yes 2 " No HISPANIC

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[A] Are you: [E] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female SEX 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 1 ! White 4 ! Asian 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over

2 ! Black 5 ! Other [F] In today’s election for governor, did RACE 3 ! Hispanic/Latino you just vote for:

[C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 ! Jeanne Shaheen (Dem) 2 ! Gordon Humphrey (Rep) just vote for: GOV 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 3 ! Mary Brown (Ind) PRESVOTE 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 9 ! Other: Who? ______3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ind) 0 ! Did not vote for governor 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) [G] Do you believe that New Hampshire needs 9 ! Other: Who? ______to adopt a state income tax? 0 ! Did not vote for president 1 ! Yes [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding 2 ! No STINCTAX how you voted for president? (Check only one) 1 ! World affairs [H] Do you consider yourself a political 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs supporter of John McCain? 3 ! Health care 1 ! Yes ISSUE MCSUPP 4 ! Economy/Jobs 2 ! No

5 ! Taxes [I] Have you moved to New Hampshire 6 ! Education since 1990? 7 ! Social Security 1 ! Yes MIGRATNH

2 ! No

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[K] In the 1996 election for president, did you 4 ! College graduate EDUC vote for: 96VOTE 5 ! Postgraduate study

RELIGION 2WAY2000 [L] Are you: 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish ! George W. Bush (Rep) 3 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else ! Would not have voted for president

3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None [R] On most political matters, do you [M] Do you approve or disapprove of the way consider yourself: Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 1 ! Liberal PHIL3 1 ! Approve 2 ! Disapprove 2 ! Moderate CLINTON [N] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 3 ! Conservative 1 ! Favorable BCPERSON 2 ! Unfavorable [S] 1999 total family income: [O] No matter how you voted today, do 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 you usually think of yourself as a: 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent PARTYID 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else INCOME

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[A] Are you: [G] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 " Male 2 " Female 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 1 " 4 " 3 " 30-39 6 " 50-59 9 " 75 or over White Asian RACE 2 " Black 5 " Other [H] Which one candidate quality mattered 3 " Hispanic/Latino most in deciding how you voted for president? (Check only one) [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 " He understands complex issues just vote for: 2 " He is honest and trustworthy 1 " Al Gore (Dem) 3 " He cares about people like me 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE 4 " He has the right experience 3 " Pat Buchanan (Ind) 5 " He is a likeable person QUAL 4 " Ralph Nader (Ind) 6 " He is a strong leader 9 " Other: Who? ______7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis 0 " Did not vote for president [I] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding you just vote for: how you voted for president? (Check only one) 1 " Jon S. Corzine (Dem) 1 " World affairs 2 " Bob Franks (Rep) 2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs SEN 9 " Other: Who? ______3 " Health care 0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator 4 " Economy/Jobs ISSUE 5 " Taxes [J] Do you or does someone in your household belong to a labor union? 6 " Education 1 " Yes, I do 7 " Social Security UNION4 2 " Yes, someone else does [E] Which comes closer to your view: 3 " Yes, I do and someone else does 1 " Government should do more to solve 4 " No one does problems GOVTDO [K] Regardless of how you voted today, how 2 " Government is doing too many things concerned are you about the large amount of better left to businesses and individuals his own money Jon Corzine spent on his [F] campaign? How serious a problem is racial profiling in CORZMONY New Jersey? 1 " Very concerned 1 " Very serious 2 " Somewhat concerned 2 " Somewhat serious RACPRO 3 " Not too concerned 3 " Not too serious 4 " Not at all concerned LATINO

4 " Not at all serious [L] Are you of Hispanic or Latino descent? 1 " Yes 2 " No

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[A] Are you: [E] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 SEX AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 1 ! White 4 ! Asian 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over

2 ! Black 5 ! American Indian [F] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did 3 ! Hispanic/Latino 6 ! Other RACE you just vote for: 1 ! Jeff Bingaman (Dem) [C] In today’s election for president, did you SEN just vote for: 2 ! Bill Redmond (Rep) 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 9 ! Other: Who? ______2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) [G] Which comes closer to your view: 1 ! Government should do more to solve 9 ! Other: Who? ______problems GOVTDO 0 ! Did not vote for president 2 ! Government is doing too many things [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding better left to businesses and individuals how you voted for president? (Check only one) 1 ! World affairs [H] When did you finally decide who to vote 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs for in the presidential election? 1 ! 3 ! Health care Within the last 3 days ISSUE 2 ! 4 ! Economy/Jobs Within the last week 3 ! 5 ! Taxes Earlier this year TIME 4 ! 6 ! Education Before that 7 ! Social Security

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[I] Are you of Spanish, Mexican or Hispanic [P] No matter how you voted today, do descent? you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID SPANISH 1 ! Yes 2 ! No 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent

[J] Have Clinton administration policies on 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else forests and timbering: [Q] What was the last grade of school you 1 ! Helped your state FORESTS completed? 2 ! Hurt your state 1 ! Did not complete high school 3 ! Not affected your state 2 ! High school graduate [K] Compared to four years ago, is your 3 ! Some college or associate degree family’s financial situation: 4 ! College graduate

1 ! Better today 5 ! Postgraduate EDUC 2 ! Worse today FINSIT [R] 3 ! About the same If these were the only two presidential candidates on the ballot today, who would [L] In the 1996 election for president, did you you have voted for? 2WAY2000 vote for: 1 ! Al Gore (Dem)

1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote 3 ! Would not have voted for president

3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 96VOTE [S] On most political matters, do you [M] Are you: consider yourself: PHIL3 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish 1 ! Liberal 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else 2 ! Moderate 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None RELIGION 3 ! Conservative INCOME [N] Do you approve or disapprove of the way [T] 1999 total family income: Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 1 ! Approve 2 ! Disapprove CLINTON 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999

[O] 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable BCPERSON

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[A] Are you: SEX [G] To which age group do you belong? 1 " Male 2 " Female 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 1 " White 4 " Asian 3 " 30-39 6 " 50-59 9 " 75 or over [H] Which one candidate quality mattered 2 " Black 5 " Other RACE 3 " Hispanic/Latino most in deciding how you voted for

president? (Check only one) [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 " He understands complex issues just vote for: 2 " He is honest and trustworthy PRESVOTE 1 " Al Gore (Dem/Lib/WF) 3 " He cares about people like me 2 " George W. Bush (Rep/Con) 4 " He has the right experience 3 " Patrick J. Buchanan (Ref/RTL) 5 " He is a likeable person QUAL 4 " Ralph Nader (Gre) 6 " He is a strong leader 9 " Other: Who? ______7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis 0 " Did not vote for president [I] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did you just vote for: [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding 1 " Hillary Rodham Clinton (Dem/Lib/WF) how you voted for president? (Check only one) 2 " Rick Lazio (Rep/Con) 1 " World affairs SEN 9 " Other: Who? ______2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs ISSUE 0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator 3 " Health care [J] Was your vote for U.S. senator mainly: 4 " Economy/Jobs 1 " For your candidate FORCANNY 5 " Taxes 2 " Against his or her opponent 6 " Education [K] Did either of these candidates for U.S. 7 " Social Security #GOVTDO senator attack the other unfairly? UNFAIRNY [E] Which comes closer to your view: 1 " Clinton did 3 " Both did 1 " Government should do more to solve 2 " Lazio did 4 " Neither did problems [L] How concerned are you that Hillary Clinton 2 " Government is doing too many things has not lived here long enough to represent better left to businesses and individuals New York effectively? 1 " Very concerned CARPETBG [F] Do you or does someone in your 2 " Somewhat concerned household belong to a labor union? 3 " Not too concerned 1 " Yes, I do UNION4 4 " Not at all concerned 2 " Yes, someone else does [M] Are you of Hispanic or Latino descent? 3 " Yes, I do and someone else does 1 " Yes 2 " No LATINO 4 " No one does

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[A] Are you: [F] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 SEX 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White 4 ! Asian 2 ! Black 5 ! Other [G] In today’s election for governor, did you just vote for: 3 ! Hispanic/Latino RACE 1 ! Mike Easley (Dem) GOV [C] In today’s election for president, did you 2 ! Richard Vinroot (Rep) just vote for: 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 Al Gore (Dem) ! 0 ! Did not vote for governor PRESVOTE 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) [H] Do you think either of these candidates 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) for governor attacked the other unfairly? 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 ! Mike Easley did 0 ! Did not vote for president 2 ! Richard Vinroot did UNFAIRNC [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding 3 ! Both did how you voted for president? (Check only one) 4 ! Neither did 1 ! World affairs [I] Do you consider yourself part of the 2 Medicare/Prescription drugs ! conservative Christian political movement, 3 ! Health care also known as the religious right? 4 ! Economy/Jobs ISSUE 1 ! Yes 2 ! No RELRIGHT 5 ! Taxes [J] Which comes closer to your view? 6 ! Education 7 ! Social Security 1 ! Government should do more to solve problems GOVTDO 2 ! Government is doing too many things [E] Have you moved to North Carolina since 1990? better left to businesses and individuals 1 ! 2 Yes ! No MIGRATNC

PLEASE TURN THE QUESTIONNAIRE OVER NORTH CAROLINA ! (G-2000) [K] Compared to four years ago, is your [Q] What was the last grade of school you family’s financial situation: completed? 1 ! Better today 1 ! Did not complete high school 2 ! Worse today FINSIT 2 ! High school graduate 3 ! About the same 3 ! Some college or associate degree

4 ! College graduate [L] In the 1996 election for president, did you EDUC 5 ! Postgraduate study vote for: 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else [R] If these were the only two presidential 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote candidates on the ballot today, who would you have voted for? 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 96VOTE 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2WAY2000 [M] Are you: 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish 3 ! Would not have voted for president 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None RELIGION [S] On most political matters, do you consider yourself: [N] Do you approve or disapprove of the way 1 ! Liberal Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 2 ! Moderate PHIL3 1 ! Approve CLINTON 2 ! Disapprove 3 ! Conservative [O] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 1 ! Favorable BCPERSON 2 ! Unfavorable [T] 1999 total family income:

1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 [P] No matter how you voted today, do you usually think of yourself as a: 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more 1 ! Democrat PARTYID 3 ! Independent

2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else INCOME

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[A] Are you: [E] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 SEX 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White 4 ! Asian

2 ! Black 5 ! American Indian [F] In today’s election for governor, did 3 ! Hispanic/Latino 6 ! Other RACE you just vote for: 1 ! Heidi Heitkamp (Dem) [C] In today’s election for president, did you GOV 2 ! John Hoeven (Rep) just vote for: 9 ! 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) Other: Who?______0 ! 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE Did not vote for governor

3 Pat Buchanan (Ref) ! [G] In today’s election for U.S. senator, 4 ! Ralph Nader (Ind) did you just vote for: 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 ! Kent Conrad (Dem) SEN 0 ! Did not vote for president 2 ! Duane Sand (Rep)

9 ! Other: Who? ______[D] Which one issue mattered most in ! deciding how you voted for president? (Check 0 Did not vote for U.S. senator only one) [H] In today’s election for U.S. House of 1 ! World affairs Representatives, did you just vote for: 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs 1 ! Earl Pomeroy (Dem) 3 ! Health care HOU ISSUE 2 ! John Dorso (Rep) 4 ! Economy/Jobs 9 ! Other: Who? ______5 ! Taxes 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. House 6 Education ! 7 ! Social Security

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[I] Compared to four years ago, is your [O] What was the last grade of school you family’s financial situation: completed? 1 ! Better today 1 ! Did not complete high school 2 ! Worse today FINSIT 2 ! High school graduate 3 ! About the same 3 ! Some college or associate degree

4 ! College graduate [J] In the 1996 election for president, did you EDUC vote for: 5 ! Postgraduate study 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else [P] If these were the only two presidential 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote candidates on the ballot today, who would you have voted for? 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 96VOTE 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2WAY2000 [K] Are you: 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish 3 ! Would not have voted for president 2 ! Catholic RELIGION 5 ! Something else [Q] On most political matters, do you 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None consider yourself: [L] Do you approve or disapprove of the way 1 ! Liberal Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 2 ! Moderate PHIL3 1 ! Approve CLINTON 2 ! Disapprove 3 ! Conservative [M] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: [R] 1999 total family income: 1 ! Favorable BCPERSON 2 ! Unfavorable 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 [N] No matter how you voted today, do 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 you usually think of yourself as a: 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent PARTYID 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else INCOME

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0 " Did not vote for president [I] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did you just vote for: [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding 1 " Ted Celeste (Dem) how you voted for president? (Check only one) SEN 2 " Mike DeWine (Rep) 1 " World affairs 9 " Other: Who? ______2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs 0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator 3 " Health care ISSUE 4 " Economy/Jobs [J] Do you support or oppose stricter gun 5 " Taxes control legislation? GUN 6 " Education 1 " Support 2 " Oppose

7 " Social Security [K] Did either of these candidates for president attack the other unfairly? [E] Which comes closer to your view: 1 " Al Gore did 1 " Government should do more to solve 2 " George W. Bush did problems GOVTDO UNFAIR 3 " Both did 2 " Government is doing too many things 4 " Neither did better left to businesses and individuals

[L] Do you consider yourself part of the [F] Do you or does someone in your conservative Christian political movement, household belong to a labor union? also known as the religious right? 1 " Yes, I do UNION4 1 " Yes 2 " No RELRIGHT 2 " Yes, someone else does [M] 3 " Yes, I do and someone else does Do you or does someone else in your household own a gun? 4 " No one does 1 " Yes 2 " No GUNOWNER

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[A] Are you: [I] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female SEX 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 1 ! White 4 ! Asian 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 2 ! Black 5 ! American Indian [J] Do you consider yourself part of the 3 ! Hispanic/Latino 6 ! Other RACE conservative Christian political movement, [C] In today’s election for president, did you also known as the religious right? just vote for: 1 ! Yes 2 ! No RELRIGHT 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE [K] No matter how you voted today, do 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) you usually think of yourself as a: 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 0 Did not vote for president ! 2 4 ! Republican ! Something else [D] Compared to four years ago, is your PARTYID family’s financial situation: [L] If these were the only two presidential 1 ! Better today candidates on the ballot today, who would 2 ! Worse today you have voted for? FINSIT 2WAY2000 3 ! About the same 1 ! Al Gore (Dem)

2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) [E] In the 1996 election for president, did you vote for: 96VOTE 3 ! Would not have voted for president 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else [M] On most political matters, do you 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote consider yourself: 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 1 ! Liberal PHIL3 [F] Are you: RELIGION 2 ! Moderate 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish 3 ! Conservative 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else

3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None [N] 1999 total family income: [G] Do you approve or disapprove of the way 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 1 ! Approve 2 ! Disapprove CLINTON 3 6 ! $30,000-$49,999 ! $100,000 or more

[H] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: INCOME 1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable BCPERSON

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2000 VNS OREGON TELEPHONE POLL OF LIKELY VOTERS (FINAL)

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>s1< Some people are registered to vote and others are not. Are you registered to vote in Oregon, or not?

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>s2< Have you already voted in the upcoming November general election by sending in a mail ballot, or not?

<1> YES [goto q1] <2> NO

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>s3< Have you already received your ballot in the mail?

<1> YES [goto s4] <2> NO

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>s4< How likely is it that you will vote in the upcoming November election by sending in your mail ballot? Will you ...

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>q1< Who [did/will] you vote for in the election for president, Al Gore, the Democrat, George W. Bush, the Republican, Patrick J. Buchanan, the Independent candidate, or Ralph Nader, the Green Party candidate? (ROTATE CANDIDATE NAMES)

<1> AL GORE (DEMOCRAT) <2> GEORGE W. BUSH (REPUBLICAN) <3> PATRICK J. BUCHANAN (INDEPENDENT) <4> RALPH NADER (GREEN PARTY) <9> SOME OTHER CANDIDATE

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>q1skip1< [if q1 eq <88> goto q1a] [if q1 eq <99> goto q1b] [goto xroad1]

>q1a< The results of this survey will only be used for analysis and will not be released until the polls close on election day. Your answer is confidential. We'd really appreciate it if you would tell us who you [voted/will vote] for.

<1> AL GORE (DEMOCRAT) <2> GEORGE W. BUSH (REPUBLICAN) <3> PATRICK J. BUCHANAN (INDEPENDENT) <4> RALPH NADER (GREEN PARTY) <9> SOME OTHER CANDIDATE

<88> REFUSED <99> DON'T KNOW

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>q1skip2< [if q1a eq <88> goto q2a] [if q1a eq <99> goto q1b] [goto xroad1]

>q1b< Which candidate are you leaning towards?

<1> AL GORE (DEMOCRAT) <2> GEORGE W. BUSH (REPUBLICAN) <3> PATRICK J. BUCHANAN (INDEPENDENT) <4> RALPH NADER (GREEN PARTY) <9> SOME OTHER CANDIDATE

<88> REFUSED [goto q2a] <99> UNDECIDED/DON'T KNOW [goto q2a]

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>xroad1< [#LOGIC TO SEND RESPONDENTS TO CORRECT QUESTIONNAIRE BY RANDOM ASSIGNMENT. IF VOTE QUESTION NOT ANSWERED (REFUSED OR DON'T KNOW/UNDECIDED), SKIP TO NON-ELIGIBLE DEMOGRAPHICS] [if samp1 eq <1> goto c1][#state sample] [if samp2 eq <1> goto c1][#national sample one, 'c' items (White/Yellow)] [if samp2 eq <2> goto h1][#national sample two, 'h' items (Gray)] [if samp2 eq <3> goto u1][#national sample three, 'u' items (Pink)]

>c1< Now, I'm going to read a list of issues and I need to read the list twice. I want you to tell me which one issue [matters/mattered] most in deciding how you [will vote/voted] for president.

(ACCEPT ONLY ONE ANSWER. IF MORE THAN ONE ANSWER IS MENTIONED, SAY: "Which one of those [matters/mattered] most? I can only record one answer.") (ROTATE ISSUES LIST)

<1> World affairs <2> Medicare/Prescription drugs <3> Health care <4> Economy and jobs <5> Taxes <6> Education <7> Social Security

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c2< Which comes closer to your view? (ROTATE RESPONSE OPTIONS)

<1> Government should do more to solve problems, or

<2> Government is doing too many things better left to businesses and individuals

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c3< [Was/Will] one reason for your vote for president [be] to express support for Bill Clinton, express opposition to Bill Clinton, or [was/will] Bill Clinton not [be] a factor? (ROTATE OPTIONS 1 AND 2)

<1> TO EXPRESS SUPPORT FOR BILL CLINTON <2> TO EXPRESS OPPOSITION TO BILL CLINTON <3> BILL CLINTON WAS NOT A FACTOR

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c4< Do you work full-time for pay, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c5< [Is this/Will this be] the first time you have ever voted, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c6< Now, I'm going to read you a list of candidate qualities and I need to read the list twice. I want you to tell me which one quality [mattered/matters] most in deciding how you [voted/will vote] for president.

ACCEPT ONLY ONE ANSWER. IF MORE THAN ONE ANSWER IS MENTIONED, SAY: "Which one of those [mattered/matters] most? I can only record one answer."

<1> He understands complex issues <2> He is honest and trustworthy <3> He cares about people like me <4> He has the right experience <5> He is a likeable person <6> He is a strong leader <7> He would have good judgment in a crisis

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>skiphouseC< [if samp1 eq <1> goto c7]

>houseC< In the election for U.S. House of Representatives, [did you/will you] vote for the Democratic candidate or the Republican candidate? (ROTATE PARTY NAMES)

<1> THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE <2> THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE <3> OTHER PARTY'S CANDIDATE

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c7< Do you or does someone in your household belong to a labor union, or not?

(PROBE: "Are you the union member in the household, or is it someone else, or both?")

<1> ONLY RESPONDENT BELONGS <2> ONLY OTHER HOUSEHOLD MEMBER BELONGS <3> BOTH RESPONDENT AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD MEMBER(S) BELONG <4> NO UNION MEMBERS

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c8< Do you consider yourself part of the conservative Christian political movement, also known as the religious right, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c9< Which comes closest to your position on abortion? Should abortion be ...

<1> legal in all cases, <2> legal in most cases, <3> illegal in most cases, or <4> illegal in all cases?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>skptoH8< [if samp1 eq <1> goto h8] [#FOR THOSE RECEIVING "STATE QUESTIONNAIRE" ASK >H8< NOW, THEN RETURN AND CONTINUE WITH >C10<]

>c10< Compared to four years ago, is your family's financial situation...

<1> better today, <2> worse today, or <3> about the same?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c11< Do you have any children under 18 living in your household, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c12< Are you currently married, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c13< Many people often do not get a chance to vote. Did you happen to vote in the 1996 presidential election, or not?

<1> YES, VOTED <2> NO, DID NOT VOTE [goto c15]

<8> REFUSED [goto c15] <9> DON'T KNOW [goto c15]

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>c14< In the 1996 election for president, did you vote for Bill Clinton, the Democrat, Bob Dole, the Republican, or Ross Perot, the Reform Party candidate? (ROTATE CANDIDATE NAMES)

<1> BILL CLINTON (DEMOCRAT) <2> BOB DOLE (REPUBLICAN) <3> ROSS PEROT (REFORM PARTY) <4> SOMEONE ELSE <5> DID NOT VOTE FOR PRESIDENT

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c15< Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is excellent, good, not so good, or poor?

<1> EXCELLENT <2> GOOD <3> NOT SO GOOD <4> POOR

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c16< During the next year, do you think the nation's economy will get better, get worse, or stay about the same?

<1> GET BETTER <2> GET WORSE <3> STAY ABOUT THE SAME

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c17< Which [was/will be] more important in your vote for president: (ROTATE RESPONSE OPTIONS)

<1> Your candidate's positions on the issues, or

<2> Your candidate's leadership and personal qualities?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c18< Do you think things in this country today are generally going in the right direction, or are things seriously off on the wrong track?

<1> THINGS ARE GENERALLY GOING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION <2> THINGS ARE SERIOUSLY OFF ON THE WRONG TRACK

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c19< How responsible is the Clinton administration for the condition of the economy?

<1> Very responsible, <2> Somewhat responsible, <3> Not too responsible, or <4> Not at all responsible?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>skptoH12< [if samp1 eq <1> goto h12] [#FOR THOSE RECEIVING "STATE QUESTIONNAIRE" ASK >H12< THEN >H15<, AND THEN CONTINUE WITH >C20<]

>c20< Are you gay, lesbian or bisexual?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c21< Do you approve or disapprove of the way Bill Clinton is handling his job as president?

<1> APPROVE <2> DISAPPROVE

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c22< Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person favorable or unfavorable?

<1> FAVORABLE <2> UNFAVORABLE

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c23< What is your religious preference? Is it...

<1> Protestant, <2> Catholic, <3> Jewish, <4> Some other religion, or [goto c23a] <5> Don't you belong to any religious denomination?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c23a< Is that a Christian denomination, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c24< How often do you attend religious services?

<1> More than once a week, <2> once a week, <3> a few times a month, <4> a few times a year, or <5> never?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c25< No matter how you [voted/will vote], do you usually think of yourself as a Democrat, Republican, Independent, or something else?

<1> DEMOCRAT <2> REPUBLICAN <3> INDEPENDENT <4> SOMETHING ELSE

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c26< What is the highest grade or year of school you have completed?

<1> DID NOT COMPLETE HIGH SCHOOL <2> HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE <3> SOME COLLEGE, BUT NO DEGREE OR ASSOCIATE DEGREE <4> COLLEGE GRADUATE <5> POSTGRADUATE STUDY

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c27< If Al Gore and George W. Bush were the only two presidential candidates on the ballot this year, would you [vote/have voted] for Al Gore the Democrat or George W. Bush the Republican? (ROTATE CANDIDATE NAMES)

<1> AL GORE (DEMOCRAT) <2> GEORGE W. BUSH (REPUBLICAN) <3> WOULD NOT [VOTE/HAVE VOTED] FOR PRESIDENT

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>c28< On most political matters, do you consider yourself:

<1> liberal, <2> moderate, or <3> conservative?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h1< Which of the following best describes your vote for president: (ROTATE RESPONSE OPTIONS)

<1> You support your candidate with no reservations, or

<2> You support your candidate, but with reservations?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h2< If Al Gore wins the election, what best describes your feelings about what he will do as president? Would you be. . .

<1> excited, <2> optimistic, but not excited, <3> concerned, but not scared, or <4> scared?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h3< If George W. Bush wins the election, what best describes your feelings about what he will do as president? Would you be. . .

<1> excited, <2> optimistic, but not excited, <3> concerned, but not scared, or <4> scared?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h4< Would you rather see the next president:

<1> generally continue Clinton's policies, <2> change to more conservative policies, or <3> change to more liberal policies?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h5< Which best describes you:

<1> upper class, <2> upper middle class, <3> middle class, <4> working class, or <5> lower class?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>houseH< In the election for U.S. House of Representatives, [did you/will you] vote for the Democratic candidate or the Republican candidate? (ROTATE PARTY NAMES)

<1> THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE <2> THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE <3> OTHER PARTY'S CANDIDATE

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h6< Regardless of how you [did/will] vote, which of these candidates reflects your own personal view of the role of government in society:

<1> only Gore, <2> only Bush, <3> both Gore and Bush, or <4> neither of them?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h7< Do you or your spouse have any investments in the stock market, including mutual funds or retirement plans, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h8< Regardless of how you [voted/will vote], which of these candidates do you think would say anything to get elected president:

<1> only Gore, <2> only Bush, <3> both Gore and Bush, or <4> neither of them?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>backtoC10< [if samp1 eq <1> goto c10]

>h9< Which of these would be the best way for the federal government to help senior citizens pay for prescription drugs: (ROTATE RESPONSE OPTIONS)

<1> Increasing funds for Medicare, or

<2> Providing funds for private insurance plans?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h10< Do you support or oppose a plan in which individuals could invest some of their Social Security taxes in the stock market?

<1> SUPPORT <2> OPPOSE

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h11< Which tax cut plan do you prefer: (ROTATE RESPONSE OPTIONS)

<1> A larger plan, providing an across-the-board tax cut to most people, or

<2> A smaller plan, targeting tax cuts mainly to lower and middle income people?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h12< Regardless of how you [voted/will vote], which of these candidates has the knowledge to serve effectively as president:

<1> only Gore, <2> only Bush, <3> both Gore and Bush, or <4> neither of them?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>skiptoH15< [if samp1 eq <1> goto h15]

>h13< Do you think Al Gore's positions on the issues are too liberal, too conservative, or about right?

<1> TOO LIBERAL <2> TOO CONSERVATIVE <3> ABOUT RIGHT

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h14< Do you think George W. Bush's positions on the issues are too liberal, too conservative, or about right?

<1> TOO LIBERAL <2> TOO CONSERVATIVE <3> ABOUT RIGHT

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h15< Which of these should be the top priority for the federal budget surplus: (ROTATE RESPONSE OPTIONS)

<1> Cutting federal income taxes, <2> reducing the national debt, <3> strengthening Social Security, or <4> funding other domestic programs?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>backtoC20< [if samp1 eq <1> goto c20]

>h16< When a public school is failing, should the federal government's priority be to fix that school's problems, or to help parents pay for private school? (ROTATE RESPONSE OPTIONS)

<1> FIX THAT SCHOOL'S PROBLEMS <2> HELP PARENTS PAY FOR PRIVATE SCHOOL

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h17< Do you support or oppose stricter gun control legislation?

<1> SUPPORT <2> OPPOSE

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h18< How worried are you about the future performance of the stock market?

<1> very worried, <2> somewhat worried, <3> not too worried, or <4> not at all worried?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h19< Did either of these candidates for president attack the other unfairly:

<1> Al Gore did, <2> George W. Bush did, <3> both Gore and Bush did, or <4> neither of them did?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h20< What is the highest grade or year of school you have completed?

<1> DID NOT COMPLETE HIGH SCHOOL <2> HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE <3> SOME COLLEGE, BUT NO DEGREE OR ASSOCIATE DEGREE <4> COLLEGE GRADUATE <5> POSTGRADUATE STUDY

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h21< Do you or does someone else in your household own a gun, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h22< No matter how you [voted/will vote], do you usually think of yourself as a Democrat, Republican, Independent, or something else?

<1> DEMOCRAT <2> REPUBLICAN <3> INDEPENDENT <4> SOMETHING ELSE

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>h23< On most political matters, do you consider yourself:

<1> liberal, <2> moderate, or <3> conservative?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u1< What should the new president do first:

(INTERVIEWER: IF (R) GIVES MORE THAN ONE RESPONSE, PROBE WITH "I can only record one response. If you had to choose, what one thing should the new president do first?") (ROTATE RESPONSE OPTIONS)

<1> cut taxes, <2> curb prescription drug prices, <3> improve education, or <4> strengthen Social Security?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u2< Regardless of how you [voted/will vote], do you think Al Gore is honest and trustworthy?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u3< Regardless of how you [voted/will vote], do you think George W. Bush is honest and trustworthy?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u4< In general, which is better for the country: (ROTATE RESPONSE OPTIONS)

<1> a president and Congress of the same party, or

<2> a president of one party and a Congress of the other?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u5< Do you work full-time for pay, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u6< Do you or does someone in your household belong to a labor union, or not?

PROBE: "Are you the union member in the household, or is it someone else, or both?"

<1> ONLY RESPONDENT BELONGS <2> ONLY OTHER HOUSEHOLD MEMBER BELONGS <3> BOTH RESPONDENT AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD MEMBER(S) BELONG <4> NO UNION MEMBERS

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u7< Which is more important to you... (ROTATE RESPONSE OPTIONS)

<1> Protecting the environment, or

<2> Encouraging economic growth?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u8< Do you expect that life for the next generation of Americans will be better than life today, worse than life today, or about the same?

<1> BETTER THAN LIFE TODAY <2> WORSE THAN LIFE TODAY <3> ABOUT THE SAME

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>houseU< In the election for U.S. House of Representatives, [did you/will you] vote for the Democratic candidate or the Republican candidate? (ROTATE PARTY NAMES)

<1> THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE <2> THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE <3> OTHER PARTY'S CANDIDATE

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u9< Which is more important in a president: (ROTATE RESPONSE OPTIONS)

<1> his ability to manage the government, or

<2> his ability to provide moral leadership?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u10< [Is this/Will this be] the first time you have ever voted, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u11< Do you consider yourself part of the conservative Christian political movement, also known as the religious right, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u12< Which statement do you agree with more: (ROTATE RESPONSE OPTIONS)

<1> The country needs a fresh start, or

<2> The country needs to stay on course?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u13< Regardless of how you [will vote/voted], which of these candidates do you think would do a good job handling an international crisis?

<1> only Gore, <2> only Bush, <3> both Gore and Bush, or <4> neither of them?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u14< Would Joe Lieberman's religion make him:

<1> more likely to do a good job as vice president, <2> less likely to do a good job as vice president, or <3> does it make no difference?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u15< Would you like your child to grow up to be president, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u16< In the past eight years, do you think the U.S. military has...

<1> become stronger, <2> become weaker, or <3> stayed about the same?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u17< Considering just the moral climate of the United States today, are things in this country generally going in the right direction, or are things seriously off on the wrong track?

<1> THINGS ARE GENERALLY GOING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION <2> THINGS ARE SERIOUSLY OFF ON THE WRONG TRACK

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u18< Do you have any children under 18 living in your household, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u19< Are you currently married, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u20< Suppose you could only vote for vice president. Would you vote for Joe Lieberman or Dick Cheney? (ROTATE CANDIDATE NAMES)

<1> JOE LIEBERMAN <2> DICK CHENEY

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u21< Do you consider yourself a political supporter of John McCain, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u22< Do you think history will remember Bill Clinton more for his leadership, or more for his scandals? (ROTATE RESPONSE OPTIONS)

(INTERVIEWER: IF (R) GIVES MORE THAN ONE RESPONSE, SAY "I'm sorry, I can only accept one response." AND RE-READ THE QUESTION.)

<1> MORE FOR HIS LEADERSHIP <2> MORE FOR HIS SCANDALS

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u23< Do you regularly use the Internet, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u24< Do you regularly use the Internet to get political news and information, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u25< How important in your vote for president [were/will] the Clinton Administration scandals [be]:

<1> very important, <2> somewhat important, <3> not too important, or <4> not at all important?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u26< What is your religious preference? Is it...

<1> Protestant, <2> Catholic, <3> Jewish, <4> Some other religion, or [goto u26a] <5> Don't you belong to any religious denomination?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u26a< Is that a Christian denomination, or not?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u27< No matter how you voted today, do you usually think of yourself as a Democrat, Republican, Independent, or something else?

<1> DEMOCRAT <2> REPUBLICAN <3> INDEPENDENT <4> SOMETHING ELSE

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>u28< On most political matters, do you consider yourself:

<1> liberal, <2> moderate, or <3> conservative?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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[#BEGIN ELIGIBLE DEMOGRAPHICS] >d1< Now, I'd like to ask you some background questions for statistical purposes.

Are you...

<1> White, <2> Black, <3> Hispanic or Latino, <4> Asian, or <5> A member of some other race?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>d2< Are you of Hispanic or Latino descent?

<1> YES <2> NO

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>d3< How old are you?

<18-120> AGE [goto d4]

<888> REFUSED

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>d3a< Well, please tell me if you are between . . .

<1> 18 and 24, <2> 25 and 29, <3> 30 and 39, <4> 40 and 44, <5> 45 and 49, <6> 50 and 59, <7> 60 and 64, <8> 65 and 74, <9> 75 or over?

<88> REFUSED

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>d4< In what county do you live?

<1> BAKER <2> BENTON <3> CLACKAMAS <4> CLATSOP <5> COLUMBIA <6> COOS <7> CROOK <8> CURRY <9> DESCHUTES <10> DOUGLAS <11> GILLIAM <12> GRANT <13> HARVEY <14> HOOD RIVER <15> JACKSON <16> JEFFERSON <17> JOSEPHINE <18> KLAMATH <19> LAKE <20> LANE <21> LINCOLN <22> LINN <23> MALHEUR <24> MARION <25> MORROW <26> MULTNOMAH <27> POLK <28> SHERMAN <29> TILLAMOOK <30> UMATILLA <31> UNION <32> WALLOWA <33> WASCO <34> WASHINGTON <35> WHEELER <36> YAMHILL

<88> REFUSED [goto d5] <99> NOT SURE [goto d5]

===>[goto d6]

>d5< What city or town do you live in or nearest to?

(GET EXACT SPELLING)

(ALLOW 20 CHARS, REJECT NONALPHA)

>d6< Including yourself, how many adults, 18 years of age or older, live in your household most of the year?

<1-99> # OF ADULTS

<888> REFUSED <999> NOT SURE

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>d7< How many different telephone numbers do you have in your home that I could have dialed and reached you on - I do not mean extensions, but different telephone numbers?

IF MORE THAN "1" VERIFY: "That means you have ____ telephone numbers at home?"

INTERVIEWERS: CELLULAR TELEPHONE NUMBERS COUNT AS "Lines I could have reached you on."

<1-9> # OF TELEPHONE NUMBERS

<88> REFUSED <99> NOT SURE

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>d8< Was your total 1999 family income, . . .

<1> Less than $15,000, <2> From $15,000 to just under $30,000, <3> From $30,000 to just under $50,000, <4> From $50,000 to just under $75,000 <5> From $75,000 to just under $100,000, <6> Or $100,000 or more?

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>longcomp< [store <1> in comptype][goto thnx]

[#END ELIGIBLE DEMOGRAPHICS]

[# BEGIN FAVPORABLE / UNFAVORABLE SEQUENCE FOR NONELIGIBLES] >q2a< Is your opinion of Al Gore favorable or unfavorable?

<1> FAVORABLE <2> UNFAVORABLE

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>q2b< Is your opinion of George W. Bush favorable or unfavorable?

<1> FAVORABLE <2> UNFAVORABLE

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>q2c< Is your opinion of Pat Buchanan favorable or unfavorable?

<1> FAVORABLE <2> UNFAVORABLE

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>q2d< Is your opinion of Ralph Nader favorable or unfavorable?

<1> FAVORABLE <2> UNFAVORABLE

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>n1< What is the highest grade or year of school you have completed?

<1> DID NOT COMPLETE HIGH SCHOOL <2> HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE <3> SOME COLLEGE, BUT NO DEGREE OR ASSOCIATE DEGREE <4> COLLEGE GRADUATE <5> POSTGRADUATE STUDY

<8> REFUSED <9> DON'T KNOW

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>n2< How old are you?

<18-120> AGE [goto n4]

<888> REFUSED [goto n3]

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>n3< Well, please tell me if you are between . . .

<1> 18 and 24, <2> 25 and 29, <3> 30 and 39, <4> 40 and 44, <5> 45 and 49, <6> 50 and 59, <7> 60 and 64, <8> 65 and 74, <9> 75 or over?

<88> REFUSED

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>n4< Including yourself, how many adults, 18 years of age or older, live in your household most of the year?

<1-99> # OF ADULTS

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>n5< How many different telephone numbers do you have in your home that I could have dialed and reached you on - I do not mean extensions, but different telephone numbers?

IF MORE THAN "1" VERIFY: "That means you have ____ telephone numbers at home?"

<1-9> # OF TELEPHONE NUMBERS

<88> REFUSED <99> NOT SURE

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YOUR ANSWERS ARE CONFIDENTIAL

[A] Are you: [G] To which age group do you belong? 1 " Male 2 " Female 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 SEX 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 AGE9 [B] Are you: 3 " 30-39 6 " 50-59 9 " 75 or over 1 " White 4 " Asian [H] 2 " Black 5 " Other Which one candidate quality mattered 3 " Hispanic/Latino RACE most in deciding how you voted for president? (Check only one) [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 " He understands complex issues just vote for: 2 " He is honest and trustworthy 1 " Al Gore (Dem) 3 He cares about people like me PRESVOTE " 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) 4 " He has the right experience QUAL 3 " Patrick J. Buchanan (Ref) 5 " He is a likeable person 4 " Ralph Nader (Gre) 6 " He is a strong leader 9 " Other: Who? ______7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis 0 " Did not vote for president [I] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did [D] When did you finally decide who to vote for you just vote for: in the presidential election? 1 " Ron Klink (Dem) SEN 1 " In the last three days 2 " Rick Santorum (Rep) 2 " 9 " Other: Who? ______In the last week TIME 3 " In the last month 0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator

4 " Before that [J] If Bush had picked Tom Ridge as his running mate, would you have voted for: [E] Which one issue mattered most in deciding 1 " Bush and Ridge how you voted for president? (Check only one) 2 " Gore and Lieberman RIDGEVP 1 " World affairs 3 " Other candidates 2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs [K] Did either of these candidates for 3 Health care " president attack the other unfairly? 4 " Economy/Jobs 1 " Al Gore did ISSUE 5 " Taxes 2 " George W. Bush did 6 " Education UNFAIR 3 " Both did 7 " Social Security 4 " Neither did

[F] Which comes closer to your view: [L] Do you or does someone in your 1 " Government should do more to solve household belong to a labor union? problems GOVTDO 1 " Yes, I do UNION4 2 " Government is doing too many things 2 " Yes, someone else does better left to businesses and individuals 3 " Yes, I do and someone else does

4 " No one does

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[A] Are you: [E] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female SEX 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64

2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 AGE9 [B] Are you: 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White 4 ! Asian

2 ! Black 5 ! Other [F] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did 3 ! Hispanic/Latino RACE you just vote for:

1 ! Robert A. Weygand (Dem) [C] In today’s election for president, did you SEN 2 ! just vote for: Lincoln D. Chafee (Rep) 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 9 ! Other: Who? ______2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator PRESVOTE 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) [G] Which comes closer to your position? 4 ! Ralph Nader (Ind) Abortion should be: 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 ! Legal in all cases 0 ! Did not vote for president 2 ! Legal in most cases ABORTION

3 ! Illegal in most cases [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding how you voted for president? (Check only one) 4 ! Illegal in all cases

1 ! World affairs [H] Do you or does someone in your 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs household belong to a labor union? 3 ! Health care 1 ! Yes, I do 4 ! Economy/Jobs ISSUE 2 ! Yes, someone else does 5 ! Taxes 3 ! Yes, I do and someone else does 6 ! Education 4 ! No one does UNION4 7 ! Social Security

PLEASE TURN THE QUESTIONNAIRE OVER RHODE ISLAND !(G-2000) [I] How often do you attend religious services? [O] No matter how you voted today, do 1 ! More than once a week you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID 2 ! Once a week 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 3 ! A few times a month ATTEND 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else 4 ! A few times a year [P] What was the last grade of school you 5 ! Never completed? [J] Compared to four years ago, is your 1 ! Did not complete high school family’s financial situation: 2 ! High school graduate 1 ! Better today 3 ! Some college or associate degree FINSIT 2 ! Worse today 4 ! College graduate EDUC 3 ! About the same 5 ! Postgraduate study [K] In the 1996 election for president, did you vote for: [Q] If these were the only two presidential candidates on the ballot today, who would 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) you have voted for? 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 2WAY2000 96VOTE 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 4 ! Someone else 3 ! Would not have voted for president 5 ! Did not vote

[L] Are you: [R] On most political matters, do you RELIGION 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish consider yourself: PHIL3 1 ! Liberal 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else 2 ! Moderate 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None 3 ! Conservative [M] Do you approve or disapprove of the way Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? [S] 1999 total family income: INCOME 1 2 CLINTON ! Approve ! Disapprove 1 4 ! Under $15,000 ! $50,000-$74,999 [N] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable BCPERSON 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more

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[A] Are you: [E] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female SEX 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 AGE9 [B] Are you: 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over

1 ! White 4 ! Asian [F] How did you vote on Amendment 1, to 2 ! Black 5 ! Other allow a state lottery? 3 ! Hispanic/Latino RACE 1 ! Yes PROPSC

2 ! No [C] In today’s election for president, did you 0 ! Did not vote on Amendment 1 just vote for: 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) [G] PRESVOTE Which one factor mattered most in 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) deciding how you voted on Amendment 1? 3 ! Patrick Joseph Buchanan (Ref) (Check only one) 4 ! Ralph Nader (UC) 1 ! My church’s position 9 ! Other: Who? ______2 ! Governor’s position ISSLOTT 0 ! Did not vote for president 3 ! Money for education 4 ! Moral issues [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding 5 ! People should be free to gamble if they want how you voted for president? (Check only one) 6 ! My party’s position 1 ! World affairs 7 ! Legislature has no specific lottery plan

2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs [H] Which comes closer to your view: 3 ! Health care 1 ! Government should do more to solve 4 ! Economy/Jobs problems GOVTDO ISSUE 5 ! Taxes 2 ! Government is doing too many things 6 ! Education better left to businesses and individuals

7 ! Social Security [I] Do you consider yourself part of the conservative Christian political movement, also known as the religious right? 1 ! Yes 2 ! No RELRIGHT

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SOUTH CAROLINA ! (G-2000)

[K] In the 1996 election for president, did you 4 ! College graduate EDUC vote for: 5 ! Postgraduate study

1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else [Q] If these were the only two presidential 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote candidates on the ballot today, who would 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) you have voted for? 96VOTE 1 Al Gore (Dem) 2WAY2000 [L] Are you: ! 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish 3 ! Would not have voted for president 2 ! 5 ! Catholic Something else 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None [R] On most political matters, do you RELIGION [M] Do you approve or disapprove of the way consider yourself: Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 1 ! Liberal 1 " Approve 2 " Disapprove CLINTON 2 ! Moderate PHIL3

3 ! Conservative [N] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 1 " Favorable 2 " Unfavorable BCPERSON [S] 1999 total family income: [O] No matter how you voted today, do 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 you usually think of yourself as a: 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else PARTYID INCOME

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[A] Are you: [I] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female SEX 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64

2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 AGE9 [B] Are you: 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White 4 ! Asian 2 ! Black 5 ! American Indian [J] In today’s election for U.S. House of

3 ! Hispanic/Latino 6 ! Other RACE Representatives, did you just vote for: 1 ! Curt Hohn (Dem) [C] In today’s election for president, did you HOU 2 ! John R. Thune (Rep) just vote for: 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE 9 ! Other: Who? ______0 ! Did not vote for U.S. House 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) [K] How did you vote on Constitutional Amendment D, to repeal video lottery? 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 ! Yes 0 ! Did not vote for president PROPSD 2 ! No [D] Compared to four years ago, is your 0 ! Did not vote on Amendment D family’s financial situation: FINSIT 1 ! Better today [L] No matter how you voted today, do you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID 2 ! Worse today 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 3 ! About the same 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else [E] In the 1996 election for president, did you vote for: 96VOTE [M] If these were the only two presidential candidates on the ballot today, who would 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else you have voted for? 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote 2WAY2000 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) [F] Are you: RELIGION 3 ! Would not have voted for president

1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish [N] On most political matters, do you 2 ! 5 ! Something else Catholic consider yourself: PHIL3 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None 1 ! Liberal 2 ! Moderate [G] Do you approve or disapprove of the way 3 ! Conservative Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? INCOME 1 ! Approve 2 ! Disapprove [O] 1999 total family income: CLINTON 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 [H] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable BCPERSON 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more

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[A] Are you: [F] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9

SEX 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White 4 ! Asian 2 ! Black 5 ! Other RACE [G] Which one candidate quality mattered 3 ! Hispanic/Latino most in deciding how you voted for president? [C] In today’s election for president, did you (Check only one) just vote for: 1 ! He understands complex issues 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE 2 ! He is honest and trustworthy 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 3 ! He cares about people like me QUAL 3 ! Patrick J. Buchanan (Ref) 4 ! He has the right experience 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) 5 ! He is a likeable person 9 ! Other: Who? ______6 ! He is a strong leader 0 ! Did not vote for president 7 ! He would have good judgment in a crisis

[D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding [H] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did how you voted for president? (Check only one) you just vote for: 1 ! World affairs 1 ! Jeff Clark (Dem) SEN 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs 2 ! Bill Frist (Rep) 3 ! Health care 9 ! Other: Who? ______ISSUE 4 ! Economy/Jobs 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator 5 ! Taxes 6 ! Education [I] Which comes closer to your view: 7 ! Social Security 1 ! Government should do more to solve problems GOVTDO [E] In deciding how you would vote for 2 ! Government is doing too many things president today, how important was it that better left to businesses and individuals Al Gore is from Tennessee? 1 ! Very important [J] Do you consider yourself part of the 2 ! Somewhat important GORETN conservative Christian political movement, also known as the religious right? 3 ! Not very important 1 ! Yes 2 ! No 4 ! Not at all important RELRIGHT

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[K] Compared to four years ago, is your [Q] What was the last grade of school you family’s financial situation: completed? 1 ! Better today 1 ! Did not complete high school FINSIT 2 ! Worse today 2 ! High school graduate 3 ! About the same 3 ! Some college or associate degree 4 ! College graduate EDUC [L] In the 1996 election for president, did you 5 ! Postgraduate study vote for: 96VOTE 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else [R] If these were the only two presidential 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote candidates on the ballot today, who 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) would you have voted for? RELIGION 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2WAY2000 [M] Are you: 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish 3 ! Would not have voted for president 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None [S] On most political matters, do you consider yourself: [N] Do you approve or disapprove of the way 1 ! Liberal Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 2 ! Moderate PHIL3 1 ! Approve CLINTON 2 ! Disapprove 3 ! Conservative [O] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: [T] 1999 total family income: 1 ! Favorable BCPERSON 2 ! Unfavorable 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 [P] No matter how you voted today, do 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 you usually think of yourself as a: 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent INCOME PARTYID 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else

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YOUR ANSWERS ARE CONFIDENTIAL

[A] Are you: [I] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White 4 ! Asian RACE [J] Which one candidate quality mattered 2 ! Black 5 ! Other most in deciding how you voted for 3 ! Hispanic/Latino QUAL president? (Check only one) [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 ! He understands complex issues just vote for: 2 ! He is honest and trustworthy 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 3 ! He cares about people like me 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE 4 ! He has the right experience 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) 5 ! He is a likeable person 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) 6 ! He is a strong leader 9 ! Other: Who? ______7 ! He would have good judgment in a crisis

0 ! Did not vote for president [K] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did

you just vote for: [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding SEN how you voted for president? (Check only one) 1 ! Gene Kelly (Dem) 1 ! World affairs 2 ! Kay Bailey Hutchison (Rep) 9 ! Other: Who? ______2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator 3 ! Health care 4 ! Economy/Jobs [L] In today's election for U.S. House of ISSUE 5 ! Taxes Representatives, did you just vote for: 1 ! The Democratic candidate 6 ! Education 2 ! The Republican candidate HOU 7 ! Social Security 9 ! Other: Who?______[E] Which comes closer to your view: 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. House

1 ! Government should do more to solve [M] Do you or does someone in your problems GOVTDO household belong to a labor union? 2 ! Government is doing too many things 1 ! Yes, I do better left to businesses and individuals UNION4 2 ! Yes, someone else does [F] Was one reason for your vote for president 3 ! Yes, I do and someone else does today: CLINPRES 4 ! No one does 1 ! To express support for Bill Clinton [N] Do you consider yourself part of the 2 ! To express opposition to Bill Clinton conservative Christian political movement, 3 ! Bill Clinton was not a factor also known as the religious right? [G] Do you work full-time for pay? 1 ! Yes 2 ! No RELRIGHT

1 ! Yes 2 ! No WORK [O] Are you of Hispanic or Latino descent? [H] Is this the first time you have ever voted? 1 ! Yes 2 ! No HISPANIC 1 ! Yes 2 ! No FTVOTER

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3 " A few times a month [T] In the 1996 election for president, did you vote for: 96VOTE 4 " A few times a year

4 " Someone else 5 " Never 1 " Bill Clinton (Dem) 2 " Bob Dole (Rep) 5 " Did not vote [EE] No matter how you voted today, do 3 " Ross Perot (Ref) you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID

[X] Do you think things in this country today are: 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) 1 " Generally going in the right direction 3 " Would not have voted for president

YOUR ANSWERS ARE CONFIDENTIAL

[A] Are you: [I] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 SEX AGE9 5 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: 2 ! 25-29 ! 45-49 6 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White 4 ! Asian 3 ! 30-39 ! 50-59

2 ! Black 5 ! Other [J] In today’s election for governor, did you 3 ! Hispanic/Latino just vote for: RACE GOV 1 ! Bill Orton (Dem) [C] In today’s election for president, did you 2 ! Michael O. Leavitt (Rep) just vote for: 9 ! Other: Who?______1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 0 ! Did not vote for governor 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) [K] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) you just vote for: 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 ! Scott N. Howell (Dem) SEN 0 ! Did not vote for president 2 ! Orrin G. Hatch (Rep) 9 ! Other: Who? ______[D] Compared to four years ago, is your 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator family’s financial situation: 1 ! Better today [L] No matter how you voted today, do FINSIT PARTYID 2 ! Worse today you usually think of yourself as a: 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 3 ! About the same 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else [E] In the 1996 election for president, did you [M] If these were the only two presidential vote for: 96VOTE candidates on the ballot today, who would 4 ! Someone else 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) you have voted for? 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 2WAY2000 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep)

RELIGION 3 ! Would not have voted for president [F] Are you: 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish [N] On most political matters, do you 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else consider yourself: PHIL3 7 ! Mormon/LDS 6 ! None 1 ! Liberal 3 ! Other Christian 2 ! Moderate 3 ! Conservative [G] Do you approve or disapprove of the way Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? [O] 1999 total family income: INCOME 1 ! Approve CLINTON 2 ! Disapprove 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999

2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 [H] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 1 ! Favorable BCPERSON 2 ! Unfavorable 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more

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[A] Are you: [E] To which age group do you belong? 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 SEX 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 AGE9 [B] Are you: 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White 4 ! Asian [F] In today’s election for governor, did you 2 ! Black 5 ! Other just vote for: 3 ! Hispanic/Latino RACE 1 ! Howard Dean (Dem)

GOV [C] In today’s election for president, did you 2 ! Ruth Dwyer (Rep) just vote for: 3 ! Anthony Pollina (Pro) 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 9 ! Other: Who? ______2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) PRESVOTE 0 ! Did not vote for governor 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) [G] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) you just vote for: 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 ! Ed Flanagan (Dem) SEN 0 ! Did not vote for president 2 ! James M. Jeffords (Rep) 3 ! Rick Hubbard (Ind) [D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding 9 ! Other: Who? ______how you voted for president? (Check only one) 1 ! World affairs 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs [H] In today’s election for U.S. House of 3 ! Health care Representatives, did you just vote for: 4 ! Economy/Jobs 1 ! Pete Diamondstone (Dem) ISSUE 5 Taxes 2 ! Karen Ann Kerin (Rep) ! HOU 6 ! Education 3 ! Bernard Sanders (Ind) 7 ! Social Security 9 ! Other: Who? ______0 ! Did not vote for U.S. House

PLEASE TURN THE QUESTIONNAIRE OVER VERMONT !(G-2000) [I] Which of the following best describes your [O] No matter how you voted today, do feelings about Vermont’s current law you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID recognizing gay and lesbian civil unions? 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 1 ! Enthusiastic 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else 2 ! Supportive, but not enthusiastic [P] What was the last grade of school you 3 ! Opposed, but not angry completed? SSXFEEL 4 ! Angry 1 ! Did not complete high school EDUC [J] Compared to four years ago, is your 2 ! High school graduate family’s financial situation: 3 ! Some college or associate degree 1 ! Better today FINSIT 4 ! College graduate 2 ! Worse today 5 ! Postgraduate study

3 ! About the same [Q] If these were the only two presidential [K] In the 1996 election for president, did you candidates on the ballot today, who would vote for: 96VOTE you have voted for? 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else 2WAY2000 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote 3 ! Would not have voted for president 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) [R] On most political matters, do you [L] RELIGION Are you: consider yourself: 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish PHIL3 1 ! Liberal 2 Catholic 5 ! Something else ! 2 ! Moderate 3 6 ! ! Other Christian None 3 ! Conservative [M] Do you approve or disapprove of the way [S] 1999 total family income: INCOME Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 1 ! Approve 2 ! Disapprove CLINTON 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 [N] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more 1 ! Favorable 2 ! Unfavorable BCPERSON

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[A] Are you: [G] To which age group do you belong? 1 " Male 2 " Female SEX 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 AGE9 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 [B] Are you: 3 " 30-39 6 " 50-59 9 " 75 or over 1 " White 4 " Asian 2 " Black 5 " Other [H] Which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding how you voted for 3 " Hispanic/Latino RACE president? (Check only one) [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 " He understands complex issues just vote for: 2 " He is honest and trustworthy QUAL 1 " Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE 3 " He cares about people like me 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) 4 " He has the right experience 3 " Pat Buchanan (Ref) 5 " He is a likeable person 4 " Ralph Nader (Gre) 6 " He is a strong leader 9 " Other: Who? ______7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis 0 " Did not vote for president [I] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did

[D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding you just vote for: how you voted for president? (Check only one) 1 " Charles S. Robb (Dem) SEN 1 " World affairs 2 " George F. Allen (Rep) 2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs 9 " Other: Who? ______0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator 3 " Health care 4 " Economy/Jobs ISSUE [J] When did you finally decide who to vote 5 " Taxes for in the U.S. Senate election? 6 " Education 1 " In the last three days 7 Social Security 2 " In the last week " TIMEVAS 3 " In the last month [E] Which comes closer to your view: 4 " Before that 1 " Government should do more to solve problems GOVTDO [K] Did either of these candidates for U.S. 2 " Government is doing too many things senator attack the other unfairly? UNFAIRVA better left to businesses and individuals 1 " Charles Robb did 3 " Both did 2 " George Allen did 4 " Neither did [F] Do you consider yourself part of the conservative Christian political movement, [L] Do you think Sen. Charles Robb agrees also known as the religious right? with Bill Clinton on issues: 1 " Yes 1 " Too often ROBB 2 " Not often enough 2 " No RELRIGHT 3 " About the right amount

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[A] Are you: [G] To which age group do you belong? 1 " Male 2 " Female 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 SEX AGE9 [B] Are you: 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 3 " 30-39 6 " 50-59 9 " 75 or over 1 " White 4 " Asian 2 " Black 5 " Other [H] Which one candidate quality mattered 3 " Hispanic/Latino RACE most in deciding how you voted for president? (Check only one) [C] In today’s election for president, did you 1 " He understands complex issues just vote for: QUAL 1 " Al Gore (Dem) 2 " He is honest and trustworthy 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) 3 " He cares about people like me 3 " Patrick Buchanan (Fre) 4 " He has the right experience PRESVOTE 4 " Ralph Nader (Gre) 5 " He is a likeable person 9 " Other: Who? ______6 " He is a strong leader 7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis 0 " Did not vote for president

[D] Which one issue mattered most in deciding [I] In today’s election for governor, did how you voted for president? (Check only one) you just vote for: 1 " 1 " World affairs Gary Locke (Dem) GOV 2 " 2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs John Carlson (Rep) 9 3 " Health care " Other: Who? ______0 " Did not vote for governor 4 " Economy/Jobs ISSUE 5 " Taxes [J] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did 6 " Education you just vote for: 7 " Social Security 1 " Maria Cantwell (Dem) SEN 2 " Slade Gorton (Rep) [E] In deciding how you would vote today for president, how important was the Clinton 9 " Other: Who? ______0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator administration's antitrust case against Microsoft? [K] Which comes closer to your view: 1 " Very important 1 " Government should do more to solve MSCASE 2 " Somewhat important problems GOVTDO 3 " Not too important 2 " Government is doing too many things 4 " Not at all important better left to businesses and individuals

[F] Do you or does someone in your [L] Do you consider yourself part of the household belong to a labor union? conservative Christian political movement, 1 " Yes, I do UNION4 also known as the religious right? 2 " Yes, someone else does 1 " Yes 2 " No RELRIGHT

3 " Yes, I do and someone else does [M] Which is more important to you? 4 " No one does 1 " Protecting the environment ENVIRON

2 " Encouraging economic growth

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!! WASHINGTON (G-2000)

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[A] Are you: [F] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 2 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: ! 25-29 1 ! White 4 ! Asian 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over RACE 2 ! Black 5 ! Other [G] In today’s election for governor, did you 3 ! Hispanic/Latino just vote for:

1 ! [C] In today’s election for president, did you Bob Wise (Dem) GOV just vote for: 2 ! Cecil H. Underwood (Rep) 3 ! 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE Denise Giardina (Mtn) 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 9 ! Other: Who?______3 0 ! Did not vote for governor ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) 4 ! Ralph Nader (Gre) [H] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did 9 ! Other: Who? ______you just vote for: 0 ! Did not vote for president 1 ! Robert C. Byrd (Dem) SEN 2 ! David T. Gallaher (Rep) [D] When did you finally decide who to vote for 9 ! in the presidential election? Other: Who? ______0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator 1 ! In the last three days 2 ! In the last week TIME [I] Which is more important to you? 3 ! In the last month 1 ! Protecting the environment ENVIRON 4 ! Before that 2 ! Encouraging economic growth

[J] [E] Which one issue mattered most in deciding Do you consider yourself part of the how you voted for president? (Check only one) conservative Christian political movement, also known as the religious right? 1 ! World affairs 1 ! Yes 2 ! No RELRIGHT 2 ! Medicare/Prescription drugs 3 ! Health care [K] Do you or does someone else in your 4 ! Economy/Jobs ISSUE household belong to a labor union? 1 ! Yes, I do 5 ! Taxes UNION 2 6 ! Education ! Yes, someone else does 3 ! Yes, I do and someone else does 7 ! Social Security 4 ! No one does

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[L] Compared to four years ago, is your [R] What was the last grade of school you family’s financial situation: completed? 1 ! Better today 1 ! Did not complete high school EDUC FINSIT 2 ! Worse today 2 ! High school graduate 3 ! About the same 3 ! Some college or associate degree

[M] In the 1996 election for president, did you 4 ! College graduate vote for: 96VOTE 5 ! Postgraduate study 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else [S] If these were the only two presidential 2 ! Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote candidates on the ballot today, who would 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) you have voted for? 2WAY2000 [N] Are you: 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish RELIGION 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else 3 ! Would not have voted for president

3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None [T] On most political matters, do you [O] Do you approve or disapprove of the way consider yourself: PHIL3 Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? 1 ! Liberal 1 ! Approve CLINTON 2 ! Disapprove 2 ! Moderate [P] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 3 ! Conservative 1 INCOME ! Favorable BCPERSON 2 ! Unfavorable [U] 1999 total family income: [Q] No matter how you voted today, do 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else

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[A] Are you: [H] To which age group do you belong? 1 " Male 2 " Female 1 " 18-24 4 " 40-44 7 " 60-64 AGE9 [B] Are you: SEX 2 " 25-29 5 " 45-49 8 " 65-74 1 " White 4 " Asian 3 " 30-39 6 " 50-59 9 " 75 or over

5 " 2 " Black Other [I] Which one candidate quality mattered 3 " Hispanic/Latino RACE most in deciding how you voted for

[C] In today’s election for president, did you president? (Check only one) just vote for: 1 " He understands complex issues 1 " Al Gore (Dem) 2 " He is honest and trustworthy 2 " George W. Bush (Rep) 3 " He cares about people like me 3 " Pat Buchanan (Ref) PRESVOTE 4 " He has the right experience 4 " Ralph Nader (Gre) 5 " He is a likeable person QUAL 9 " Other: Who? ______6 " He is a strong leader 0 " Did not vote for president 7 " He would have good judgment in a crisis

[D] When did you finally decide who to vote for [J] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did in the presidential election? you just vote for: 1 " In the last three days 1 " Herbert H. Kohl (Dem) 2 " In the last week TIME 2 " John Gillespie (Rep) 3 " In the last month 9 " Other: Who? ______SEN 4 " Before that 0 " Did not vote for U.S. senator [E] Which one issue mattered most in deciding how you voted for president? (Check only one) [K] Do you approve or disapprove of the way 1 " World affairs Tommy Thompson is handling his job as 2 " Medicare/Prescription drugs governor? THOMPSON 1 " 2 " 3 Approve Disapprove " Health care 4 " Economy/Jobs [L] Did either of these candidates for ISSUE 5 " Taxes president attack the other unfairly? 6 " Education 1 " Al Gore did 7 " Social Security 2 " George W. Bush did

[F] Which comes closer to your view: 3 " Both did UNFAIR 1 " Government should do more to solve 4 " Neither did

problems GOVTDO [M] Do you or does someone in your 2 " Government is doing too many things household belong to a labor union? better left to businesses and individuals 1 " Yes, I do [G] Do you consider yourself part of the 2 " Yes, someone else does conservative Christian political movement, 3 " Yes, I do and someone else does also known as the religious right? 4 " No one does 1 " Yes 2 " No RELRIGHT UNION4

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YOUR ANSWERS ARE CONFIDENTIAL

[A] Are you: [I] To which age group do you belong? SEX 1 ! Male 2 ! Female 1 ! 18-24 4 ! 40-44 7 ! 60-64 AGE9 2 ! 25-29 5 ! 45-49 8 ! 65-74 [B] Are you: 3 ! 30-39 6 ! 50-59 9 ! 75 or over 1 ! White RACE 4 ! Asian [J] In today’s election for U.S. senator, did 2 ! Black 5 ! Other you just vote for: SEN 3 ! Hispanic/Latino 1 ! Mel Logan (Dem)

2 ! Craig Thomas (Rep) [C] In today’s election for president, did you just vote for: 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 ! Al Gore (Dem) PRESVOTE 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. senator 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep) [K] In today’s election for the U.S. House of 3 ! Pat Buchanan (Ref) Representatives, did you just vote for: 9 ! Other: Who? ______1 ! Michael Allen Green (Dem) HOU 0 ! Did not vote for president 2 ! Barbara Cubin (Rep)

9 ! Other: Who? ______[D] Compared to four years ago, is your family’s financial situation: 0 ! Did not vote for U.S. House # FINSIT 1 ! Better today [L] No matter how you voted today, do 2 ! Worse today you usually think of yourself as a: PARTYID 3 ! About the same 96VOTE 1 ! Democrat 3 ! Independent $ 2 ! Republican 4 ! Something else [E] In the 1996 election for president, did you vote for: [M] If these were the only two presidential candidates on the ballot today, who would 1 ! Bill Clinton (Dem) 4 ! Someone else you have voted for? ! 2WAY2000 2 Bob Dole (Rep) 5 ! Did not vote 1 ! Al Gore (Dem) 3 ! Ross Perot (Ref) 2 ! George W. Bush (Rep)

RELIGION 3 ! Would not have voted for president [F] Are you: 1 ! Protestant 4 ! Jewish [N] On most political matters, do you 2 ! Catholic 5 ! Something else consider yourself: PHIL3 3 ! Other Christian 6 ! None 1 ! Liberal 2 ! Moderate [G] Do you approve or disapprove of the way 3 ! Conservative Bill Clinton is handling his job as president? INCOME [O] 1999 total family income: 1 ! Approve CLINTON 2 ! Disapprove 1 ! Under $15,000 4 ! $50,000-$74,999 [H] Is your opinion of Bill Clinton as a person: 2 ! $15,000-$29,999 5 ! $75,000-$99,999 1 ! Favorable BCPERSON 2 ! Unfavorable 3 ! $30,000-$49,999 6 ! $100,000 or more

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