Ron Desantis by PARTY AFFILIATION Democrat

Survey of Hispanics 50+ in Florida September 2018

EMBARGOED UNTIL 9/25 12:00PM EST

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN AFLORIDARIZONA – SEPTEMBER 2018 1 Methodology

500 Likely Hispanic Voters 50+ Years of Sample Size Age in Florida Dates of Interview August 29-September 9, 2018 Languages of Interview English, Spanish Margin of Error +/- 4.4 percentage points

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 2 The Electorate in Florida

64%

19% 13%

2% 2%

Non-Latino White Hispanic African-American Asian Other

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 3 The Hispanic Electorate in Florida

19% Statewide registered voter population

45%

35%

20%

18-29 30-49 50+

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 4 The Hispanic 50+ Electorate in Florida

8.5% Statewide registered voter population, and:

45% 37% 35%

28%

57% 43%

50+ Female Male Democrat Republican Independent

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 5 How enthusiastic would you say you are about voting in the November election?

Very / Somewhat Enthusiastic 67% 23% 90%

Somewhat Unenthusiastic / Not Enthusiastic at All 6%3% 9%

Don't Know / No Answer 1%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 6 How enthusiastic would you say you are about voting in the November election? BY DMA

Miami Orlando Very enthusiastic 68% 67% Somewhat enthusiastic 24% 22% Somewhat unenthusiastic 4% 8% Not enthusiastic 3% 3% Don’t know / No answer 1% -

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 7 How enthusiastic would you say you are about voting in the November election? BY TRUMP FAVORABILITY

Favorable Unfavorable Undecided Very enthusiastic 69% 66% 59% Somewhat enthusiastic 22% 23% 41% Somewhat unenthusiastic 5% 7% - Not enthusiastic 3% 2% - Don’t know / No answer 1% 2% -

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 8 Do you think things in this country are generally going in the right direction or do you feel things have gotten pretty seriously off on the wrong track?

11% Right Direction

46% Wrong Track 43% DK/NA

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 9 Do you think things in this country are generally going in the right direction or do you feel things have gotten pretty seriously off on the wrong track? BY DMA

Miami Orlando Right Direction 55% 33% Wrong Track 33% 57% Don’t know / No answer 12% 10%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 10 Do you think things in this country are generally going in the right direction or do you feel things have gotten pretty seriously off on the wrong track? BY GENDER

Male Female Right Direction 44% 48% Wrong Track 47% 39% Don’t know / No answer 9% 13%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 11 Do you think things in this country are generally going in the right direction or do you feel things have gotten pretty seriously off on the wrong track? BY INTERVIEW LANGUAGE

English Spanish Right Direction 41% 49% Wrong Track 51% 38% Don’t know / No answer 8% 13%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 12 Do you think things in this country are generally going in the right direction or do you feel things have gotten pretty seriously off on the wrong track? BY HERITAGE

Cuban Puerto Rican All Else Right Direction 63% 31% 38% Wrong Track 26% 60% 49% Don’t know / No answer 11% 9% 13%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 13 In your opinion what is the most important problem or issue currently facing the United States?

19% 17%

11% 10% 9% 8% 6% 6% 6% 4% 2% 2%

President Immigration Division of Jobs and Healthcare Education Racism/Race Gun Control Foreign Global Other Don't Trump Political Economy Relations Policy Climate Know/no Parties Change answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 14 In your opinion what is the most important problem or issue currently facing the United States? BY DMA

Miami DMA Orlando DMA President Trump 13% 29% Immigration 17% 16% Division of the Political Parties 13% 9% Jobs and the economy 8% 12% Healthcare 9% 7% Education 8% 3% Racism and Race Relations 4% 10% Gun Control 7% 6% Foreign Policy 3% 1% Global Climate Change 2% 1%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 15 What is the issue that is personally most important to you, that will be the biggest factor in deciding your vote in November?

24%

13% 11% 11% 10% 8% 7%

4% 4% 3% 2% 3%

Jobs and Immigration President Healthcare Gun Control Education Social Security Medicare Division of Global Other Don't know / Economy Trump Political Climate no answer Parties Change

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 16 What is the issue that is personally most important to you, that will be the biggest factor in deciding your vote in November? BY DMA

Miami Orlando Jobs and the economy 26% 22% Immigration 9% 18% President Trump 9% 14% Healthcare 8% 13% Gun Control 11% 4% Education 6% 7% Social Security 6% 2% Medicare 4% 5% Division of the Political Parties 4% 3% Global Climate Change 3% -

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 17 Next, I’d like to ask you about the importance of a candidate’s positions on various issues in deciding your vote.

Please indicate for each issue, whether a candidate’s position would be very important, somewhat important, not very important or not important at all in determining your vote in November.

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 18 Strengthening and updating Social Security so current and future generations get the benefits they’ve earned.

Very/Somewhat Important 89% 8% 97%

1% Not Very Important/Not Important At All

2% DK/NA

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 19 Strengthening and updating Social Security so current and future generations get the benefits they’ve earned. BY DMA

Miami Orlando Very important 89% 90% Somewhat important 9% 8% Not very important - - Not important at all - 2% Don’t Know/ No Answer 2% -

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 20 Strengthening and updating Social Security so current and future generations get the benefits they’ve earned. BY PARTY AFFILIATION

Democrat Republican Independent Very important 88% 92% 84% Somewhat important 12% 7% 8% Not important at all - - 3% Don’t Know / No Answer - 1% 5%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 21 Strengthening and protecting Medicare so current and future generations get affordable, quality health care.

Very/Somewhat Important 87% 9% 96%

2% 4% Not Very Important/Not Important At All 2%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 22 Strengthening and protecting Medicare so current and future generations get affordable, quality health care. BY DMA

Miami Orlando Very important 84% 92% Somewhat important 13% 5% Not very important 2% 1% Not important at all 1% 2% Don’t Know/ No Answer - -

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 23 Strengthening and protecting Medicare so current and future generations get affordable, quality health care. BY PARTY AFFILIATION

Democrat Republican Independent Very important 94% 84% 84% Somewhat important 6% 10% 13% Not very important - 2% 1% Not important at all - 4% 2%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 24 Taking action to lower prescription drug prices.

Very/Somewhat Important 83% 13% 96%

2% 1% Not Very Important/Not Important At All 3%

DK/NA 1%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 25 Taking action to lower prescription drug prices. BY DMA

Miami Orlando Very important 86% 80% Somewhat important 11% 16% Not very important 2% 1% Not important at all - 3% Don’t Know/ No Answer 1% -

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 26 Taking action to lower prescription drug prices. BY PARTY AFFILIATION

Democrat Republican Independent Very important 82% 90% 76% Somewhat important 17% 9% 13% Not very important - - 6% Not important at all 1% - 3% Don’t Know / No Answer - 1% 2%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 27 Supporting family caregivers who help make it possible for older loved ones to live independently at home.

Very/Somewhat Important 78% 15% 93%

2% Not Very Important/Not Important At All 5%

2% DK/NA

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 28 Supporting family caregivers who help make it possible for older loved ones to live independently at home. BY DMA

Miami Orlando Very important 76% 80% Somewhat important 16% 14% Not very important 4% 3% Not important at all 2% 3% Don’t Know/ No Answer 2% -

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 29 Supporting family caregivers who help make it possible for older . loved ones to live independently at home. BY PARTY AFFILIATION

Democrat Republican Independent Very important 84% 76% 74% Somewhat important 16% 12% 19% Not very important - 3% 6% Not important at all - 5% 1% Don’t Know / No Answer - 4% -

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 30 IMAGE RATINGS

Now I am going to read you some names of some political leaders and organizations. Please tell me whether you have a favorable opinion, or an unfavorable opinion of the names read to you.

If you do not recognize the name, just let me know.

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 31 Donald Trump

Very/Somewhat Favorable 32% 15% 47%

Somewhat/Very Unfavorable 7% 43% 50%

3% Don't recognize / No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN ARIZONA – SEPTEMBER 2018 32 Donald Trump BY DMA

Miami Orlando Very favorable opinion 37% 24% Somewhat favorable opinion 18% 11% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 8% 6% Very unfavorable opinion 33% 57% No answer 4% 2%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN ARIZONA – SEPTEMBER 2018 33 Donald Trump BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

U.S Born Foreign Born Very favorable opinion 28% 36% Somewhat favorable opinion 14% 18% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 7% 9% Very unfavorable opinion 51% 34% No answer - 3%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN ARIZONA – SEPTEMBER 2018 34 Donald Trump BY HERITAGE

Cuban Puerto Rican All Else Very favorable opinion 44% 22% 25% Somewhat favorable opinion 22% 5% 13% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 7% 6% 8% Very unfavorable opinion 24% 61% 50% No answer 3% 6% 4%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN ARIZONA – SEPTEMBER 2018 35 Donald Trump BY PARTY AFFILIATION

Democrat Republican Independent Very favorable opinion 7% 60% 21% Somewhat favorable opinion 5% 23% 15% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 10% 3% 11% Very unfavorable opinion 74% 13% 47% No answer 4% 1% 6%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN ARIZONA – SEPTEMBER 2018 36 Rick Scott

Very/Somewhat Favorable 41% 20% 61%

Somewhat/Very Unfavorable 11% 19% 30%

Don't recognize / No answer 5% 4% 9%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 37 Rick Scott BY DMA

Miami Orlando Very favorable opinion 44% 37% Somewhat favorable opinion 21% 18% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 11% 12% Very unfavorable opinion 14% 26% Do not recognize 6% 4% No answer 4% 3%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 38 Rick Scott BY INTERVIEW LANGUAGE

English Spanish Very favorable opinion 32% 46% Somewhat favorable opinion 24% 18% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 13% 10% Very unfavorable opinion 25% 15% Do not recognize 3% 6% No answer 3% 5%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 39 Rick Scott BY HERITAGE

Cuban Puerto Rican All Else Very favorable opinion 51% 35% 34% Somewhat favorable opinion 19% 21% 20% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 10% 10% 14% Very unfavorable opinion 10% 27% 22% Do not recognize 4% 3% 7% No answer 6% 4% 3%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 40 Rick Scott BY PARTY AFFILIATION

Democrat Republican Independent Very favorable opinion 17% 65% 35% Somewhat favorable opinion 18% 21% 21% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 19% 3% 16% Very unfavorable opinion 37% 3% 20% Do not recognize 8% 3% 4% No answer 1% 5% 4%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 41 Bill Nelson

Very/Somewhat Favorable 24% 24% 48%

Somewhat/Very Unfavorable 11% 21% 32%

Don't recorgnize / No answer 11% 9% 20%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 42 Bill Nelson BY DMA

Miami Orlando Very favorable opinion 20% 31% Somewhat favorable opinion 27% 21% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 11% 12% Very unfavorable opinion 23% 18% Do not recognize 12% 10% No answer 7% 8%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 43 Bill Nelson BY HERITAGE

Cuban Puerto Rican All Else Very favorable opinion 14% 31% 31% Somewhat favorable opinion 22% 23% 29% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 17% 9% 7% Very unfavorable opinion 28% 18% 15% Do not recognize 11% 10% 13% No answer 8% 9% 5%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 44 Bill Nelson BY PARTY AFFILIATION

Democrat Republican Independent Very favorable opinion 44% 12% 18% Somewhat favorable opinion 34% 14% 27% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 4% 16% 15% Very unfavorable opinion 4% 43% 11% Do not recognize 8% 9% 19% No answer 6% 6% 10%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 45 Ron DeSantis

Very/Somewhat Favorable 28% 15% 43%

Somewhat/Very Unfavorable 9% 24% 33%

Don't recorgnize / No answer 18% 6% 24%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 46 Ron DeSantis BY DMA

Miami Orlando Very favorable opinion 35% 17% Somewhat favorable opinion 16% 13% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 8% 10% Very unfavorable opinion 19% 32% Do not recognize 16% 22% No answer 6% 6%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 47 Ron DeSantis BY HERITAGE

Cuban Puerto Rican All Else Very favorable opinion 41% 16% 22% Somewhat favorable opinion 16% 16% 13% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 6% 10% 11% Very unfavorable opinion 17% 31% 28% Do not recognize 14% 22% 20% No answer 6% 5% 6%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 48 Ron DeSantis BY PARTY AFFILIATION

Democrat Republican Independent Very favorable opinion 8% 52% 18% Somewhat favorable opinion 8% 19% 18% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 12% 3% 14% Very unfavorable opinion 46% 7% 23% Do not recognize 20% 15% 21% No answer 6% 4% 6%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 49 Andrew Gillum

Very/Somewhat Favorable 22% 19% 41%

Somewhat/Very Unfavorable 9% 22% 31%

Don't recorgnize / No answer 19% 9% 28%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 50 Andrew Gillum BY DMA

Miami Orlando Very favorable opinion 17% 30% Somewhat favorable opinion 17% 21% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 9% 10% Very unfavorable opinion 27% 16% Do not recognize 20% 18% No answer 10% 5%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 51 Andrew Gillum BY INTERVIEW LANGUAGE

English Spanish Very favorable opinion 26% 21% Somewhat favorable opinion 24% 16% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 8% 10% Very unfavorable opinion 29% 19% Do not recognize 7% 26% No answer 6% 8%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 52 Andrew Gillum BY HERITAGE

Cuban Puerto Rican All Else Very favorable opinion 11% 35% 26% Somewhat favorable opinion 15% 18% 23% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 8% 12% 8% Very unfavorable opinion 33% 14% 16% Do not recognize 22% 17% 19% No answer 11% 4% 8%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 53 Andrew Gillum BY PARTY AFFILIATION

Democrat Republican Independent Very favorable opinion 46% 7% 16% Somewhat favorable opinion 23% 11% 25% Somewhat unfavorable opinion 10% 10% 8% Very unfavorable opinion 3% 43% 16% Do not recognize 14% 19% 27% No answer 4% 10% 8%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 54 Horserace

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 55 Regardless of which party you are registered with, which of the following statements is closest to your opinion? I always vote for the Republican candidate, I always vote for the Democratic candidate, I vote for the best candidate regardless of party affiliation. 59%

21% 18%

I vote for the best I always vote for I always vote for Don't know/No candidate the Republican the Democrat answer regardless of party

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 56 If the November 2018 election for the United States Senate were being held today and the candidates were Republican Rick Scott and Democrat Bill Nelson – whom would you vote for? 52%

38%

10%

Rick Scott Bill Nelson Undecided / No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 57 If the November 2018 election for the United States Senate were being held today and the candidates were Republican Rick Scott and Democrat Bill Nelson – whom would you vote for? BY DMA

Miami Orlando Rick Scott – Republican 57% 43% Bill Nelson – Democrat 32% 47% Undecided 11% 10%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 58 If the November 2018 election for Governor were being held today and the candidates were Republican Ron DeSantis and Democrat Andrew Gillum – whom would you vote for? 44% 42%

14%

Ron Desantis Andrew Gillum Undecided / No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 59 If the November 2018 election for Governor were being held today and the candidates were Republican Ron DeSantis and Democrat Andrew Gillum – whom would you vote for? BY DMA

Miami Orlando

Ron DeSantis – Republican 49% 36%

Andrew Gillum – Democrat 35% 54%

Undecided 16% 10%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 60 If the November 2018 election for Governor were being held today and the candidates were Republican Ron DeSantis and Democrat Andrew Gillum – whom would you vote for? BY HERITAGE

Cuban Puerto Rican All Else

Ron DeSantis – Republican 62% 33% 31%

Andrew Gillum – Democrat 23% 58% 53%

Undecided / No answer 15% 9% 16%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 61 If President Trump were to endorse a candidate running this November, would his endorsement make you more likely to support that candidate, less likely to support that candidate or would it have no impact on your vote?

Much/Somewhat More Likely 25% 11% 36%

Somewhat/Much Less Likely 4% 30% 34%

No Impact 29%

Don't know / No answer 1%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 62 If President Trump were to endorse a candidate running this November, would his endorsement make you more likely to support that candidate, less likely to support that candidate or would it have no impact on your vote? BY DMA

Miami Orlando Much more likely 31% 16% Somewhat more likely 12% 10% Somewhat less likely 2% 5% Much less likely 25% 39% Have no impact 28% 30% Don’t know / No answer 2% -

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 63 If President Trump were to endorse a candidate running this November, would his endorsement make you more likely to support that candidate, less likely to support that candidate or would it have no impact on your vote? BY HERITAGE

Cuban Puerto Rican All Else Much more likely 36% 14% 19% Somewhat more likely 13% 11% 8% Somewhat less likely 1% 5% 6% Much less likely 20% 39% 35% Have no impact 28% 30% 28% Don’t know / No answer 2% 1% 4%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 64 Perceptions of the Parties

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 65 Which of the two major parties do you trust to do a better job improving the lives of Hispanics living in the United States, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party? 45% 38%

8% 5% 4%

Republican Party Democratic Party Both Equally Neither Don't know/No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 66 Which of the two major parties do you trust to do a better job improving the lives of Hispanics living in the United States, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party? BY DMA

Miami Orlando Republican Party 57% 24% Democratic Party 26% 57% Both Equally 8% 8% Neither 3% 9% Don’t know/ No answer 6% 2%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 67 Which of the two major parties do you trust to do a better job improving the lives of Hispanics living in the United States, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party? BY INTERVIEW LANGUAGE

English Spanish Republican Party 35% 51% Democratic Party 45% 33% Both Equally 6% 9% Neither 11% 2% Don’t know/ No answer 3% 5%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 68 Which of the two major parties do you trust to do a better job handling the economy, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party?

43%

31%

13% 11%

Republican Party Democratic Party Both Equally Neither Don't know/No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 69 Which of the two major parties do you trust to do a better job handling the economy, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party? BY DMA

Miami Orlando Republican Party 50% 33% Democratic Party 23% 41% Both Equally 12% 9% Neither 13% 14% Don’t know/ No answer 2% 3%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 70 Which of the two major parties do you trust to do a better job handling the economy, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party? BY INTERVIEW LANGUAGE

English Spanish Republican Party 44% 42% Democratic Party 24% 35% Both Equally 15% 8% Neither 15% 13% Don’t know/ No answer 2% 2%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 71 Which of the two major parties do you trust to do a better job handling immigration issues, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party?

43% 35%

8% 9% 5%

Republican Party Democratic Party Both Equally Neither Don't know/No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 72 Which of the two major parties do you trust to do a better job handling immigration issues, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party? BY DMA

Miami Orlando Republican Party 50% 29% Democratic Party 24% 56% Both Equally 10% 4% Neither 10% 7% Don’t know/ No answer 6% 4%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 73 Which of the two major parties do you trust to do a better job handling immigration issues, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party? BY GENDER

Male Female Republican Party 45% 41% Democratic Party 27% 42% Both Equally 9% 7% Neither 14% 5% Don’t know/ No answer 5% 5%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 74 Which of the two major parties do you trust to do a better job handling healthcare, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party?

46%

34%

10% 5% 5%

Democratic Party Republican Party Both Equally Neither Don't know/No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 75 Which of the two major parties do you trust to do a better job handling healthcare, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party? BY DMA

Miami Orlando Democratic Party 36% 58% Republican Party 40% 26% Both Equally 12% 7% Neither 5% 5% Don’t know/ No answer 7% 4%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 76 Which of the two major parties do you trust to do a better job handling Social Security, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party?

38% 35%

13% 9% 5%

Republican Party Democratic Party Both Equally Neither Don't know/No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 77 Which of the two major parties do you trust to do a better job handling Social Security, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party? BY DMA

Miami Orlando Republican Party 48% 21% Democratic Party 23% 55% Both equally 13% 12% Neither 9% 9% Don’t know / No answer 7% 3%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 78 Which of the two major parties do you trust to do a better job handling Social Security, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party? BY INTERVIEW LANGUAGE

English Spanish Republican Party 32% 42% Democratic Party 43% 30% Both equally 11% 13% Neither 13% 7% Don’t know / No answer 1% 8%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 79 Which of the two major parties do you trust to do a better job handling Medicare, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party?

47%

33%

8% 8% 4%

Democratic Party Republican Party Both Equally Neither Don't know/No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 80 Which of the two major parties do you trust to do a better job handling Medicare, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party? BY DMA

Miami Orlando Democratic Party 39% 57% Republican Party 38% 25% Both equally 10% 6% Neither 8% 7% Don’t know / No answer 5% 5%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 81 ISSUES

Next I’d like to ask your opinion on several issues likely to come up during this year’s election.

For each issue please let me know whether you agree or disagree with the statement.

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 82 Medicare faces a number of challenges in the coming years, including rising health costs and a growing number of people entering the program. Washington needs to strengthen Medicare by clamping down on drug companies' high prices, improving coordination of care and use of technology, and cutting out waste and fraud.

11% Strongly / Somewhat Agree 81% 92%

4% 2% Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree 6%

2% Don't know / No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 83 Medicare faces a number of challenges in the coming years, including rising health costs and a growing number of people entering the program. Washington needs to strengthen Medicare by clamping down on drug companies' high prices, improving coordination of care and use of technology, and cutting out waste and fraud. BY DMA

Miami Orlando Strongly agree 78% 84% Somewhat agree 13% 9% Somewhat disagree 3% 5% Strongly disagree 2% 2% Don’t know / No answer 4% -

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 84 Medicare faces a number of challenges in the coming years, including rising health costs and a growing number of people entering the program. Washington needs to strengthen Medicare by clamping down on drug companies' high prices, improving coordination of care and use of technology, and cutting out waste and fraud. BY PARTY AFFILIATION

Democrat Republican Independent Strongly agree 84% 83% 74% Somewhat agree 10% 12% 12% Somewhat disagree 4% 2% 5% Strongly disagree 1% 1% 4% Don’t know / No answer 1% 2% 5%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 85 The federal government is prohibited from negotiating with drug companies on prices for seniors on Medicare. Congress should pass legislation that would allow the government to negotiate to bring down drug prices.

11% Strongly / Somewhat Agree 78% 89%

3% 3% Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree 6%

5% Don't know / No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 86 The federal government is prohibited from negotiating with drug companies on prices for seniors on Medicare. Congress should pass legislation that would allow the government to negotiate to bring down drug prices. BY DMA

Miami Orlando Strongly agree 76% 82% Somewhat agree 13% 8% Somewhat disagree 3% 4% Strongly disagree 2% 5% Don’t know / No answer 6% 1%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 87 The federal government is prohibited from negotiating with drug companies on prices for seniors on Medicare. Congress should pass legislation that would allow the government to negotiate to bring down drug prices. BY PARTY AFFILIATION

Democrat Republican Independent Strongly agree 81% 79% 73% Somewhat agree 11% 10% 14% Somewhat disagree 2% 4% 3% Strongly disagree 4% 2% 5% Don’t know / No answer 2% 5% 5%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 88 Social Security can pay full benefits for 16 years or until 2034, but after that it can only pay 80% of promised benefits unless changes are made. Democrats and Republicans should work together to make the changes needed to preserve and protect the benefits for current and future generations.

6% Strongly / Somewhat Agree 88% 94%

2% 1% Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree 3%

3% Don't know / No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 89 Social Security can pay full benefits for 16 years or until 2034, but after that it can only pay 80% of promised benefits unless changes are made. Democrats and Republicans should work together to make the changes needed to preserve and protect the benefits for current and future generations. BY DMA

Miami Orlando Strongly agree 86% 92% Somewhat agree 8% 5% Somewhat disagree 3% - Strongly disagree 1% 3% Don’t know / No answer 2% -

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 90 Social Security can pay full benefits for 16 years or until 2034, but after that it can only pay 80% of promised benefits unless changes are made. Democrats and Republicans should work together to make the changes needed to preserve and protect the benefits for current and future generations. BY PARTY AFFILIATION

Democrat Republican Independent Strongly agree 85% 89% 90% Somewhat agree 9% 6% 5% Somewhat disagree 3% 2% 1% Strongly disagree 1% 2% 2% Don’t know / No answer 2% 1% 3%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 91 Preparedness for Retirement

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 92 How would you describe your personal financial situation – would you say you are rapidly growing your income, slowly getting ahead, staying where you are, struggling to keep up, or falling behind?

34% 28%

15% 12% 6% 5%

Slowly getting Staying where Struggling to Rapidly Falling behind Don't know/No ahead you are keep up increasing answer income

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 93 How would you describe your personal financial situation – would you say you are rapidly growing your income, slowly getting ahead, staying where you are, struggling to keep up, or falling behind? BY DMA Miami Orlando Slowly getting ahead 35% 33% Staying where you are 28% 28% Struggling to keep up 13% 18% Rapidly increasing income 14% 10% Falling behind 4% 9% Don’t know / No answer 6% 2%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 94 Do you feel that you are financially prepared to live comfortably throughout your retirement years?

8% Yes

43% 49% No

DK/NA

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 95 Do you feel that you are financially prepared to live comfortably throughout your retirement years? BY DMA

Miami Orlando

Yes 55% 41%

No 38% 50%

Don’t know / No answer 7% 9%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 96 Do you feel that you are financially prepared to live comfortably throughout your retirement years? BY GENDER

Male Female

Yes 53% 46%

No 37% 47%

Don’t know / No answer 10% 7%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 97 Next, I’d like to ask you some additional questions specifically regarding family caregivers.

A family caregiver is someone who provides care for an adult loved one, like a parent or spouse, who is ill, frail, elderly, or has a physical, mental, or emotional disability. This care may include assisting with personal needs like bathing and dressing, household chores, meals, shopping, transportation, or managing finances or medical care.

A family caregiver is not a professional caregiver that provides services to families for a fee.

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 98 Are you currently or have you ever been a family caregiver providing care to an adult loved one?

44% 55% of respondents are currently or have been a family caregiver.

29% 22%

4% 1%

No Yes, in the past Yes, currently Both No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 99 Are you currently or have you ever been a family caregiver providing care to an adult loved one? BY DMA

Miami Orlando No 50% 35% Yes, in the past 23% 39% Yes, currently 22% 23% Both 4% 3% No answer 1% -

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 100 Are you currently or have you ever been a family caregiver providing care to an adult loved one? BY GENDER

Male Female No 52% 38% Yes, in the past 24% 33% Yes, currently 17% 26% Both 6% 2% No answer 1% 1%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 101 How would you characterize the frequency with which you provide/provided caregiving for an older adult? ASKED OF CAREGIVERS 67%

19% 6% 6% 2%

Daily Weekly Monthly Other Don't know/No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 102 How would you characterize the frequency with which you provide/provided caregiving for an older adult? ASKED OF CAREGIVERS, BY DMA

Miami Orlando Daily 72% 61% Weekly 16% 22% Monthly 4% 9% Other 7% 5% Don’t know / No answer 1% 3%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 103 How would you characterize the frequency with which you provide/provided caregiving for an older adult? ASKED OF CAREGIVERS, BY GENDER

Male Female Daily 55% 73% Weekly 25% 16% Monthly 8% 5% Other 8% 5% Don’t know / No answer 4% 1%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 104 Do the costs that come with caring for an older loved one have a negative impact on your ability to keep up with your own expenses? ASKED OF CAREGIVERS

Yes 40% 56% No

DK/NA

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 105 Do the costs that come with caring for an older loved one have a negative impact on your ability to keep up with your own expenses? ASKED OF CAREGIVERS, BY DMA

Miami Orlando

Yes 53% 59% No 45% 34% Don’t know / No answer 2% 7%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 106 Do the costs that come with caring for an older loved one have a negative impact on your ability to keep up with your own expenses? ASKED OF CAREGIVERS, BY GENDER

Male Female

Yes 50% 59% No 46% 36% Don’t know / No answer 4% 5%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 107 Do you have enough income to handle the expenses that come with being a caregiver and still save for your own retirement? ASKED OF CAREGIVERS

9% 40% Yes 51% No DK/NA

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 108 Do you have enough income to handle the expenses that come with being a caregiver and still save for your own retirement? ASKED OF CAREGIVERS, BY DMA

Miami Orlando

Yes 42% 38% No 51% 51% Don’t know / No answer 7% 11%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 109 Do you have enough income to handle the expenses that come with being a caregiver and still save for your own retirement? ASKED OF CAREGIVERS, BY GENDER

Male Female

Yes 43% 39% No 47% 53% Don’t know / No answer 10% 8%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 110 If you had to care for an older loved one, would the costs that come with caring for them have a negative impact on your ability to keep up with your own expenses? ASKED OF NON-CAREGIVERS

12% Yes 29% 59% No DK/NA

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 111 If you had to care for an older loved one, would the costs that come with caring for them have a negative impact on your ability to keep up with your own expenses? ASKED OF NON-CAREGIVERS, BY DMA

Miami Orlando

Yes 56% 65% No 30% 28% Don’t know / No answer 14% 7%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 112 If you had to care for an older loved one, would the costs that come with caring for them have a negative impact on your ability to keep up with your own expenses? ASKED OF NON-CAREGIVERS, BY GENDER

Male Female

Yes 65% 53% No 21% 38% Don’t know / No answer 14% 9%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 113 If you had to care for an older loved one, would you have enough income to handle the expenses that come with being a caregiver and still save for your own retirement? ASKED OF NON-CAREGIVERS

18% 21% Yes

61% DK/NA

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 114 If you had to care for an older loved one, would you have enough income to handle the expenses that come with being a caregiver and still save for your own retirement? ASKED OF NON-CAREGIVERS, BY DMA

Miami Orlando

Yes 20% 24% No 60% 63% Don’t know / No answer 20% 13%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 115 If you had to care for an older loved one, would you have enough income to handle the expenses that come with being a caregiver and still save for your own retirement? ASKED OF NON-CAREGIVERS, BY GENDER

Male Female

Yes 19% 23% No 57% 65% Don’t know / No answer 24% 12%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 116 General Areas of Worry

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 117 Which of the following national concerns are you most worried about?

38%

26%

15% 13% 8%

How divided Prices rising faster Not being able to Not being able to Don't know/No America and than income afford the health retire when you answer Americans have care you need want to, due to become financial reasons

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 118 Which of the following national concerns are you most worried about? BY DMA

Miami Orlando How divided America and Americans 40% 36% have become Prices rising faster than your income 24% 30% Not being able to afford the 14% 17% healthcare you need Not being able to retire when you 13% 14% want to, due to financial reasons Don’t know / No answer 9% 3%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 119 Which of the following national concerns are you most worried about? BY GENDER

Male Female How divided America and Americans 47% 31% have become Prices rising faster than your income 21% 30% Not being able to afford the 14% 16% healthcare you need Not being able to retire when you 12% 14% want to, due to financial reasons Don’t know / No answer 6% 9%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 120 Which of the following national concerns are you most worried about? BY INTERVIEW LANGUAGE

English Spanish How divided America and Americans 47% 33% have become Prices rising faster than your income 23% 28% Not being able to afford the 15% 15% healthcare you need Not being able to retire when you 10% 15% want to, due to financial reasons Don’t know / No answer 5% 9%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 121 Which of the following national concerns are you most worried about? BY PARTY AFFILIATION

Democrat Republican Independent How divided America and Americans have 38% 39% 37% become Prices rising faster than 30% 22% 30% your income Not being able to afford 13% 17% 13% the healthcare you need Not being able to retire when you want to, due 15% 13% 13% to financial reasons Don’t know / No answer 4% 9% 7%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 122 How concerned are you that the Russian government may try to interfere in the 2018 United States mid-term elections?

Very/ Somewhat concerned 42% 17% 59%

Not too/ Not at all concerned 14% 22% 36%

5% Don't know/ No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 123 How concerned are you that the Russian government may try to interfere in the 2018 United States mid-term elections? BY DMA

Miami Orlando Very concerned 38% 49% Somewhat concerned 18% 16% Not too concerned 13% 17% Not at all concerned 26% 16% Don’t know / No answer 5% 2%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 124 How concerned are you that the Russian government may try to interfere in the 2018 United States mid-term elections? BY GENDER

Male Female Very concerned 37% 46% Somewhat concerned 18% 16% Not too concerned 15% 13% Not at all concerned 28% 18% Don’t know / No answer 2% 7%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 125 How concerned are you that the Russian government may try to interfere in the 2018 United States mid-term elections? BY PARTY AFFILIATION

Democrat Republican Independent Very concerned 63% 25% 43% Somewhat concerned 18% 13% 22% Not too concerned 10% 19% 13% Not at all concerned 5% 40% 16% Don’t know / No answer 4% 3% 6%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 126 Where do you get most of your information about news, politics, and elections? 65%

14% 9% 4% 4% 2% 2%

Television Online News Newspaper Radio Social Media Friends and Don't know / Family No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 127 Where do you get most of your information about news, politics, and elections? BY DMA

Miami Orlando Television 59% 73% Online News 14% 14% Newspaper 10% 9% Radio 7% 1% Social Media 5% 3% Friends and Family 2% 2% Don’t know / No answer 3% 1%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 128 Where do you get most of your information about news, politics, and elections? BY INTERVIEW LANGUAGE

English Spanish Television 61% 67% Online News 13% 14% Newspaper 14% 7% Radio 3% 5% Social Media 4% 4% Friends and Family 2% 2% Don’t know / No answer 2% 2%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 129 Demographics

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 130 Education

40%

26% 23%

10%

Elementary school High school graduate/GED Two-year college or College graduate or higher DK/NA technical school degree/Bachelor's degree or graduate/some college >

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 131 In what country were you born?

37%

19% 18% 13% 5% 3% 3% 2%

Cuba Puerto Rico United States South Central Mexico Dominican Other/ No America America Republic answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 132 In what country were your parents and/or grandparents born? ASKED ONLY OF THOSE BORN IN THE UNITED STATES

41% 34%

18%

3% 2% 2%

Puerto Rico United States Cuba Spain South America Other/ No answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 133 What language do you speak at home?

47%

31%

21%

Mostly Spanish Mostly English Both equally Don't know/no answer

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 134 Party

40% 33%

26%

Republican Democrat Independent Other

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 135 Party

BY DMA

Miami Orlando Democrat 24% 47% Republican 52% 22% Independent 23% 31% Other 1% 1%

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 136 Gender

43% Male 57% Female

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 137 Language of Interview

35% English

65% Spanish

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 138 Age

51% 49% Between 50 - 64 65 or older

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 2018 139 Survey of Hispanics 50+ in Florida September 2018

SURVEY OF HISPANICS 50+ IN AFLORIDARIZONA – SEPTEMBER 2018 140