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Pre-Election I 1 Column 6 of the Blue Folder indicates (CHECK ONE) : I ! FORM I (___Jsfl=lalf ❑ 2nd Half COVER SNEET Project 495402 1972 PRE-ELECTION STUOY Fall 1972 I SURVEY RESEARCH CENTER INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN 48106 I-!!!!K (Lbnd IwI1.Inate.,.F4 ad ~ 2 ~su z I. Intewlewer’sLabel 3.Your InterviewNo. 4, Date I I o ~~ S Len@h of Inte.low ~inu,e, 6. Segment No. 7. Line No. 8. Address (or description z o 9. city 10. State t- 11. Determine if there is nmre than one HU at the Listing Sheet address referred to in Item 8 above and check one: c1 ~Nu (_J There are _ (SUPPLY S4US4BER)NUS at the listed address. J’ Make out another cover shee,tfor each unlleted NV. Add to Item 8 a specific designation of the NO for which ~ cover sheet is used. On each cover sheet for an unlisted NU, be sure to identify the NV specifically. 12. call record (In areas with large numbers of seasonal NUS, do not make an initial contact on a weekend - see Interviewer’s Manual, p. 11-1.) call Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 More (specify) Hour of the Day <plus AN or PM) Date Day of Week Results Interviewer’s Initials BE SURE TO FILL IN THE LISTING BOX ON TICiBACK PACE BEFORE INTERVIEWING I )NE): I NONRSSFONSE FORM FOR PRl?-&LECTItlNSTUDY Half c1 SV--------Year-round housing unit vacant. 695ft02 c1 SV--------Seas0nal unit vacant. (See Interviewer’s Manual, p. 11-1, 2 mid-right column.) El SLIP------Sample Listing Isn’t Proper. Oescribe - (no such address, outside segment boundary, address not a housing unit, commercial 1 structure with no RU, etc.). c1 NER-------No Eligible Respondent. Oescribe below (because of age or non- ---1 citizenship) El Ref (R)----Refusal by selected R. Describe below. c1 Ref (0)----Refusal by someone other than R. Describe below. c1 Noc (AT)---No Occupant Contacted Any Time. Describe below. c1 RU--------Reapondent Unavailable; someone in NU contacted but R unavailable for entire study period. Describe below. El NI-Other--Noninterview for other reasoris:R cannot be interviewed because of permanent condition, senile, language, moved after call, or anything not covered by one of the above. Describe belo~. ed to COMlfRfiTSON TNE NONRSSPONSE SITUATION: SS. Please supply as much of the following f“formation as you can without ❑aking ific inquiries of neighbors. 3 la. Type of str”ct”re: ~ Three- to Four-family Structure I nitial •1 Trailer ~ Apartment House (5 or more units) I c1 Single-family Howe ~ Apartment in a partially commercial ecify) structure Ouplex/TwO-family Structure El ~ @the. (specify) ! c1 Row House (3 or more ““its in attached row) I b. Race: m m lothe~ (specify) j- =“ “’’”d H H H ~ d. Fill in if Listing Box not completed: 3 1 1) Now many adults (18 or older) in NU? B ❑ [1 pi! 2) IS there a married couple in the NO? m=~ ~ 1! 3) Sex of homehold head @ ‘ma -l I RELIGION INFORMATION FORM P. 495402 pXE-ELECTION STUDY Fall 1972 .— -. SURVEY RESEARCH CENTER INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN 4SlCd s? (Dod WM. In- *#ad ~ 2 Psu 1. Intefvlawer’sLakl 3.Your Intet-dewNo. 4. Date S LOI@I of Intarvl.w (Hinutaa) 6. Segment No. 7. Line No. s. Address (or description) 9. city 10. State 11. R’S RELIGION: Specific Denomination if Protestant 12. MAILING ADDRESS OF R’s CHURCH/ SYNAGOGUE: Name Straet and Number city state Zip Code 13. R’S Cl ERG Yh4Ab4 , Title Name 495402 11 1972 P, 495(IO2 Fall, 1972 FORM 1 SURVEY RESEARCH CENTER INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN 48106 s!? (nono:W;tbI.Awc *p4cd 1 6, Time at Beginning of Interview 1972 PRE-ELECTION STUDY I 1 NOW I’d two part A: PARTIES AND CANDIDATES A6, Is I’m mainly interested in talking to You about the election this fall and what YOU think about it, — Al. Wo do You think will bc elected President in November? N — — GO 26A3 — A2 . DO YCIUthink it wi~l be a CIC= race, or WiIl (ANSNSR TO AI) WiIIby quite a bit? At — — A3 . Now about here in (R’S STATE)? Which candidate for President do yca — think will carry this state? — bEIEEill 7, OTSER (SPECIFY): 8. DK Ju co ;0 A3 A7. 18 par Ah. Do You think it will be a C1OSI?race here in (R’s sTATE), or will (ANSI.!SRTO A3) win by q.ite a bit? — A7 — A3. Generally speaking, would you say that ~ perdonallv care a good deal — which party wins the presidentLsl election thi# fall, or that you don’t care very much vhlch party wins7 — A7 1. GARG A GOOD DEA 3. DON’T CARS VSRY FNJGN — n — — — — 1 2 Now I ‘d like to ask you what you think are the good and bad points about the two parties. A6. 1s there anything in particular that you ~ about the Democratic party? ,d what A6e. What is that? by A6b, Anything else? ,Ou 1s there anything in particular that you don ‘t like about the Democratic A7 . —— party? A?a. What is that? deal don ‘t A7b . Anything else? —-—. — I 3 A1O. A8 . 18 there anyth:ng in particular that you & about the Republican party? 1. YES 9 w A8a. What is that? Ash . Anything else? 1s there anything in particular that you don’t like about the Kepubl%cian A9 . —— All party? 1. YES T TWIN T$ P. 4, A1O A9a. What is that? A9b. Anything else? ———— .—. — .. .. A1O. NOW I’d like tO ask YOU nbOut tl>e800d Ond bad pOilltsOf the two major ty? candidates for president. 1s there anything in particular about NCGOVerII that might make You want to vote ~ him? AIOa# What iS that? ——— —.— — I ~~b, Anything e18e? — All. IS there aay:hing in particular about ::cGovern that might u,akeyou WaUL to vote a ainst him? +-. Alla . What is that? — Allb . Anything else? 1 5 A12. la there anything in particular about Nixon that might make you want to vote & him? A14. .4128.What is that? A25. A12b. Anything else? A13. IS there a“ythi”g in particular about Nixon that might make you want to vote agaimt him? A13a. What is that? A13b. Anything else? . ..— _ — 6 bnt to A14 . Do you approve or disapprove of the way Nixon is handling his job &e President? E. DK = n us. Do you remember anything about the controversy over the selection of the Democratic Party‘s candidate for Vice President? 1. YES TVSN TO P. 7, B1 El’- P A15a. At the time, what did you think of the way McGovern handled the whole question of Eagleton as his Vice-Presidential candidate? nt to (. 7 B: ISSUES Now 1 ‘d like to ask you a few queetions about some issues facing the United I’ Statea. D1 B1. Do you think we did the right thing in getting into the fighting i“ Vietnam or should we have stayed out? 1. YES, DID RIGNT THINc 5. NO, SHOULD NAVE STAYED OUT EEEl u8. DK B2. HOW about the chancen of our country getting into a bigger war? Compared to a few yeara ago, do You think ue are more likely, less likely, or have about the name chances to get into a bigger war? -EEm 3. ABOUT SAME CNANCES D2 . B3. Looking ahead, do YOU think the problem of keeping out of a bigger war would be handled better in the next four years by the Democrats, by the Republicans, or about the same by both? 1. BETTER BY DEMOCRATS 5. BETI’ERBY REPUBLICANS B4. Looking ahead again, do you think that your family would get alons better financially i“ the next four years if the Dem.JCratBc,rthe Republlcnm win the election , or wouldn’t it make much difference? 1. BETTER BY DSNOCWTS 5. BETTER BY REPUBLICANS 3. NOT NUCN DIFFBRRNCE m 8 D: RACIAL I’d like to ask you some questions about relations between the races. D1 . Some people feel that if black people are not Settlns fair treatment in jobs the Government in Washington ought to see to it that they do. Othere feel that this is not the federal government’s busineaa. Have you had enough interest in this question to faver one side over the other? 1. YES m ‘0 ‘o ‘2 v Dia. How do you feel? Should the Sovernm.entin WoshinSton . ,ared have m’=” 7. OTHER; DEPEHDS : I I D’. Some people say that the govermnent in Washington should see to it that white and black children are allowed to go to the same schools, Others c claim that this is not the government’s business. Have you been concerned enough about this question to favor one side over the other? P1. YES EEl’- TURN TO P. 9, D2b D2a. Do you think the government in Washington should . , . E!EsiE1’E!ssl” 7. OTHER; DEPENOS : D3. ~ Yo have 1 anyboi Washi, of thi D3b. In some places, ache.olboards are taking come children out over s of their closest neighborhood schools and sending them by bus to other schools farther away. Has anything like thin happened around here? D3a . I I TUSN TOP. 10. D3 J 4 1 U2C, Have you heard any talk that this mtght happen around here in the future? [ Elm I I L D4. In the to imp) change past f, [ D5. Some sa Others that Ci or are [ I ! D6.
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