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1 PEW RESEARCH CENTER 2020 PEW RESEARCH CENTER’S AMERICAN TRENDS PANEL Wave 78 Politics Survey November 2020 ASK ALL CITIZENS (XCITIZEN=1): VOTED Which of the following statements best describes you? 1 I did not vote in the 2020 presidential election 2 I planned to vote but wasn’t able to 3 I definitely voted in the 2020 presidential election ___________________________________________________________________________________ ASK IF VOTED (VOTED=3): VOTEGEN_POST In the 2020 presidential election, who did you vote for? [RANDOMIZE OPTIONS 1 AND 2 FIRST FOLLOWED BY RANDOMIZED OPTIONS 3 AND 4, WITH OPTION 5 ALWAYS LAST] 1 Donald Trump, the Republican 2 Joe Biden, the Democrat 3 Jo Jorgensen, the Libertarian Party candidate 4 Howie Hawkins, the Green Party candidate [display only if XPBALLOT=1] 5 Another candidate [only show if respondent tries to skip] [PROGRAMMING NOTE: FOR VOTEGENPOST Display choice 5 Voted for another candidate only if the question is skipped without selecting choice 1,2,3 or 4] Soft Prompt: If you voted for someone else, please select answer choice “Another candidate”. If you would like to skip, click Next. _______________________________________________________________________________ ASK IF DID NOT VOTE (VOTED=1-2): RANDOMIZE ORDER OF RESPONSE OPTIONS 1 AND 2 VOTEGEN_POSTNON If you had voted in the election, would you have voted for… [RANDOMIZE OPTIONS 1 AND 2 FIRST FOLLOWED BY RANDOMIZED OPTIONS 3 AND 4, WITH OPTIONS 5 AND 6 ALWAYS LAST] 1 Donald Trump, the Republican 2 Joe Biden, the Democrat 3 Jo Jorgensen, the Libertarian Party candidate 4 Howie Hawkins, the Green Party candidate [display only if XPBALLOT=1] 5 Another candidate [only show if respondent tries to skip] [PROGRAMMING NOTE: FOR VOTEGEN_POST Display choice 5 Voted for another candidate only if the question is skipped without selecting choice 1,2,3 or 4] Soft Prompt: If you would have voted for someone else, please select answer choice “Another candidate”. If you would like to skip, click Next. www.pewresearch.org 2 PEW RESEARCH CENTER ___________________________________________________________________________________ ASK IF VOTED (VOTED=3): VOTE_HOW_POST How did you vote in the election? [RANDOMIZE] 1 In person at a polling place 2 By absentee or mail-in ballot ___________________________________________________________________________________ ASK IF VOTED IN PERSON (VOTE_HOW_POST=1): VOTEINPWHEN When did you vote? 1 Before Election Day 2 On Election Day ___________________________________________________________________________________ ASK IF VOTED BY ABSENTEE OR MAIL (VOTE_HOW_POST=2): VOTEMAIL How did you return your absentee or mail-in ballot? [RANDOMIZE] 1 In person to an election official or poll worker 2 At a designated dropbox 3 By mail www.pewresearch.org .

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Presidential Campaign Support Committee Questionnaire Received 6/22/19 Candidate: Howie Hawkins Howie Hawkins Your name: Howie Hawkins 1. CANDIDATE VIDEO: You are invited to submit a video (of suggested length less than 3 minutes) in which you deliver your core campaign message. This submission is highly recommended but is not required to return this questionnaire. __X_ My video is posted at the following URL address: https://howie2020.us/launch 2. CORE MESSAGE. Provide a written version of the core message of your campaign. [200 word max] An ecosocialist Green New Deal—economic security and climate safety for all through an Economic Bill of Rights and a Green Economy Reconstruction Program. The Economic Bill of Rights will enact federal programs that guarantee for all: • a living-wage job to all willing and able to work; • a minimum income above poverty built into the progressive income tax structure; • decent housing through expanded public housing and universal rent control; • comprehensive health care through a publicly-funded, community-controlled national health service; • lifelong tuition-free public education from pre-K through college; • a secure retirement through doubling Social Security benefits, creating Guaranteed Retirement Accounts, and fully funding the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation. The Green Economy Reconstruction Program starts with an emergency program to build a 100% clean energy system by 2030. 100% clean energy requires the reconstruction of all production systems for ecological sustainability, including organic agriculture, green manufacturing, electrified transportation, broadband, water, waste recycling, and urban reconstruction around walkable communities. It will be an ecosocialist because it requires social ownership of key means of production and finance and a bottom-up system of democratic planning in order to coordinate the reconstruction of all production systems for sustainability.
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