SUPER-TUESDAY RECONTACT ‘&A’= =
March 9 March 23, 1988 Project 46 (495838)
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I1 Hello. may I speak with (R’S NAME)? (AFTER R COMES TO THE PHONE:) My name is and l’m calling (for/from) the Survey ,Research Center at The Unhrerslty of Michigan. A few weeks ago you were kmd enough lo do an intervIew wilh US about the presidential primary. We would like lo do a brief lollow-up lnlerview and I was hoping that now would be a good time for you. Before we begin, let me assure you that the interview is completely voluntary. and if we should come lo any question that you do not want lo answer. jusl lel me know and we will go on to Ihe nexl question.
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THE FOLLOWING SIATWENI MlsT BE READ TO ALL RESPONDENTS:
This interview ia completely voluntary-if ve should core to any question that ,o" don't want to mmr, jrut let ma know and we'll go on to the next quc8tton.
@ Ihe University of Michigan. 1988 TnunMAIL
Tl. Did R provide my infonmtlon during this interview about changes which may have occurred to R or family members during the past year about any of the following:
a. job status7 q @SPECIF!C
b. health7 /iiJ IY+St>SPECIFY:
c. living lrrmgcmcnts? m (YES>SPECIFY:
d. finances7
c. other changes? H w>SPECIPY:
T2. Plame describe any ambiguous or conflicting situation that you want coding to knov about:
13. Ware theta any serious problems with the Interview, such as R’s difficulty in hearing or understanding the questions. etc.. which affected the quality of the interview?
NONE cl 1 SECTION A
AO. EXACT TIME NOW:
Al. First of all. vould you tell me what is the month and year of your blrth?
/ HONTH YEAR
A2. Would you say that you are very much interested. somewhat interested, or not much interested in folloving the presidential campaign in 19887
A3. During the campaign. did anyone call you up or come around and talk to you about supporting a candidate for President7
Ah. Did anyone call you up or come around to talk to you about registering to vote7
AS. So far this year have yeu talked to anyone and tried to show them why they should support one of the candidates for President? I
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THIS IS A BUNK PAGE 3 SECTION B
Bl. I’m going to read a list with names of people in politlcs. l4any people tell us they have not heard about some of the people on this list. As I read each name. please tall ma vhathcr or not you have ever heard of this person.
(INTRP.VIEURR: RRAD THE LIST ON THE BLUE CARD SWULY. TO GIVE R A CHANCE TO RESPOND. M pllI NAMES R HAS NEVER HEARD OF.)
FOR B2 (NEXT PACE) READ ONLY ME NAMES THAT ARE m CROSSED ODT. I
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02. How much would you say you know about these people7 For each name I read. please tell se whether you knov -lor.*-or alnqst noth.@ about him.
The first person Is (FIRST NAM m CROSSED OUT). (Would you say you know Wtc a lot, m, m. or w about him?)
INl?XVIRVFB: FOR THIS QUESTION, YOU WILL NEED TO HARK THIS QUESTIONNAIRE PACE m THE BWE CARD.
IF THE R'S RESPONSE ABOUT A PARTICUIAR PERSON WAS 'ALMOST NOTHING". FIRST HARK R'S ANSWER TO B2 IN ME CORRECT COWHN, THEN EBQSS OUT WE ON ME I)UIE FOR THE REST OF TIME QUESTIONS mm CANDIDATES IN 1~1s QUESTIONNAIRE, YOU WILL USE ONLY TKB NAKBS m CROSSED OUT ON THE BWE CARD.
a. George Bush
b. Robert Dole
c. Plerrc DuPont
c. Jack Kemp
j. Richard Caphardt
k. Albert Core
n. Paul Simon
p. Gary Hart
q. SamNunn
r. Uario Cuomo
s. Ted Kennedy
t. Ronald Reagan I
5 83. Nov let's t.lk about your feelings toward the people you knov something .bout. I'll read the name of l person and I will esk you to r.te that person on . thermometer th.t run. from 0 to 100 degrees. Ratings between SO and 100 degree. mean that you feel f.vor.hle .nd w.rm tov.rd th.t person. Ratings between 0 .nd SO degrees oe.n that you don't feel too f.vor.ble and are cool tov.rd th.t person. You m.y use .ny number from 0 to 100 to tell me how f.vor.ble or unfavorable your fccllngs .re for c.ch psreon.
If you don't feel particularly v.rm or cold tov.rd the person, you would race the perron .t the 50 degree urk.
The first pereon Ie (FIRST NAME m CROSSED OUT). How would you rete him uring this theroomctcr7
A. George Bush
b. Robert Dole
E. Pierre DuPont
d. Alex.ndcr H.ig
8. Jack Kemp
f. P.t Robertson
g. Bruce Babbitt
h. Hichael Duk.kis
j. Richard Gephardt
k. Albert Core
q . Jesse J.ck.on
n. P.ul Simon
p. C.ry H.rt
q. S.mNunn
r. tf.rio Cuomo
s. Ted Kennedy
t. Ron.ld Ra.g.n 6
THIS IS A BUNK PACE 7 sEcrIon c
Cl. Uhich candidate won the m presidentlel primary in (R's STATE)?
191).WN'T
(WN'T PROBE)
c2. Which candidate won the m presidential primary in (R's STATE)?
198. DON'T KNOWI
(DON'T PROBE)
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Dl. As you know. each party ~111 have A convention thlr August to nominate moosone to run for President. Nov. thinking about these nominating convention., who do you think is lllrcly to vin the Dcnocratic Prcrfdenrf We vi11 be wing A scale vhich rune from 0 to 100. where 0 represents 11p chance for the nomination. 50 represents &r~ even chance. end 100 rcprcscntr w victory. You may "se my number betvccn 0 and 100.
1~vIRuKRlxEcKPO1NT:
E~TUBWECARD
1. MCI&EL DUKAKIS E CROSSED OUT
5. tlICHAEL DDKAKIS IS------>Dl.. (Whet do you think) &h#s.l 0 m CROSSED ODT w' chencer (.rc)7 r
1. RICHARD CEPHARDT U CROSSED OUT
5. RICHARD CEPHARDT IS------>Dlb. (Whet do you think) Richard 0 m CROSSED OUT m chances (are)? r
1. ALSERT GORE u CROSSED OUT
5. ALBERT GORE IS------>Dlc. (Whet do you think) Al&.U 0 m CROSSED OUT w chances (arc)7 r
1. JESSE JACKSON fi CROSSED OUT
5. JESSE JACKSON IS------>Dld. (What do you think) &&g~ cl m CROSSED OIJT Jpkson’~ chances (era)7 r
1. PAUL SIMON s CROSSED OUT
5. PAUL SInON IS------>Dlc. (Whet do you think) prvl 0 m CROSSED OUT m chances (era)7 r
1. GARY HART Is 1 CROSSED OUT
5. cARy HART IS------>Dlf. (Whet do you think) !&y m CROSSED ODT w chances (arc)7 IO
D2. And vhet about the Republican cendldeter for President7 Uhet are the chenccr of vinning the noalnekion for each of theee cendid.te.7
INTRRVIEYFacRRCKPOINT:
DLEFERMBWECARD
1. GEORGE BUSH u I CROSSED OUT
5. GEORGE BUSH IS m CROSSED OUT------>D2.. (Using the 0 to 100 Sc.I.) whet do you think Epnup w charms are?
1. ROBERT DOLE IT cl CROSSED OUT 5. ROBERT DOLE IS m CROSSED OUT------>D2b. (Whet do you think) BQ&X pplnil chances (arc17 I I 1. JACK KFXP u CROSSED OUT
5. JACK KEMP IS u CROSSED OUT---. --->D2c. (Whet do you think) J&J6 w chances (are)?
1. PAT ROB!ZRTSON Is CROSSED OUT
5. PAT ROBERTSON IS Cl m CROSSED OUT---' --->D2d. (Whet do you think) pllr Robartron'r chances (a*)7 I 11 D3. NOV. thinking about the general election to be held thir November we'd like you to tell u. about some of the Democratic candldetcs' chances of vinning the m in 1988. As before, ve vi11 use A lcele that runs from 0 to 100. vhere 0 represents ap chance of "inning the presidency, SO represents an even chance. end 100 represents certain victory. (YOU may uec my number from 0 to 100.)
EFERTOBWBCARD
1. MICHAEL DDKARIS Is CROSSED OUT
5. !iICHAEL DDKARIS IS------>D3.. (Whet do you think) Ill.&@ Cl m CROSSED OIJT w' chances (are)7 f
1. RICHARD CEPHAFZIT 1s CROSSED OUT
5. RICHARD CEPHARDT IS------>D3b. (What do you think) RLchard cl m CROSSED OUT m chencee (arc)7 r
1. ALBERT CORE 1s CROSSED OUT
5. ALMRT CORE IS------>D3c. (Whet do you think) blpnrr cl m CROSSED ODT w chencen (are)7 r
1. JESSE JACKSON s CROSSED OIJT
5. JESSE JACKSON IS------>D3d. (Whet do you think) llnrap cl PlpT cRossBD OUT w chances (are)? 7
1. PADL. SIMON Is CROSSED OUT
5. PAUL SIMON IS------>D3e. (Vhet do you think) prul 0 PlpI CROSSED ODT u chances (era)7 7
1. CARYHARTIS 7 CROSSED OUT
5. cmy m* IS-.------>D3f. (Uhet do you think) Erry cl m CROSSED OUT m chances (era)? I
12 D4. And what about the Republican candldatcs for President? What .IC the chances of winning the clcctlon In November far each of theso candidates?
1NTmv1Eum CzuxKPoINl:
1. CEORCE BUSH u CROSSED OUT
5. GEORCE BUSH IS clLlQl CROSSED OUT------. .->Dh. (Using the 0 to 100 scale) vhst do you think w I w chancas araT 1. ROBERT DOLE 1s CROSSED OUT
5. ROBERT DOLE IS clm CROSSED OUT------>Dbb. (What do you think) &&$.U I w charmer (are)? 1. JACK KEMP 1s CROSSED OUT
5. JACK KEMP IS cl m CROSSED OUT------
r1. PAT ROBERTSON Is cl CROSSED OUT
5. PAT ROBERTSON IS cl m CROSSED OUT------>D&d. (What do you think) prt m clunc*s (are)? 13 SEcrIoN e
El. Hov much attention did you pay to articles in the newspaper about the prcridentl&l primary campaigns --LgrMubL,~*~blt.
E2. How much attention did you pay to news on TV about the presidential primary CMPdg”S -- BmsBl. !ulu Lb.&. BmB. wlicrlc, Of IlsKlB?
E3. During this pcarfdsntlal primary campaign. have you seen any television commercials for l presidential candidate?
E4. And also during this primary campaign, did you happen to watch .ny of the televised dab&s among the h candidates for President7
1. YES , /-yI,,..;,,I
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E4a. How m.ny of the dabatss did you watch?
ENTER ACTUAL NUMBER
ES. Did you happen to watch .ny of the televised debates among the Bepublicao candidates for Praaldent?
TURN TO P. 15, Cl
ES*. How many of the debates did you watch7
ENTER ACTUAL NUMBER 14
THIS IS A BUNK PACE 15
SEClION C
Cl. Now ve’d like to know about your lmprcssiona of some of the candidates. I am going to read a list of vords and phrases people use to dcscrlbe pollclcal figurer. After each ma. I would like you to tell ma bow much the word or phrase fits your impression of l particular candidate.
c2. 1mvIEuEu ClaCKPoIwT:
REFER TO BLUE CARD:
1. "HICHAEL DUKAKIS" IS m CROSSED OUT
5. WICHAEL DWAKIS" u CROSSED OUT-> NEXT PACE, C3 P cl
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CZa. (The first word is 'intelligent.') Hov much would you say “intelligent” fits your impression of Michael Dukakis: ~8am&m.Wlicrle,orneE ASAll?
1..1Nrgu1cm I I I I I lb. Compassionate ' IIIII I 16
C3. INTmfIEum CHECKPOINT:
REFER TO BLUE CARD:
1. 'RICHARD CEPHARDT" IS u CROSSED OUT
5. 'RICHARD CEPHARDT' u CROSSED OUT ---> NEKT PACE. C4 Cl
C3a. (Ths first word is "intelligent.') How math would you ray 'intelligent' fits your impression of Richard Cephardt (m, m, ~i&&l~. or nef ALBu)7
g. Really cares about people like you
h. Knowledgeable 17
INTERVTEUER CHECKPOINT:
REFER TO BLUE CARD:
1. ‘ALBERT CORE” IS m CROSSED OUT
5. ‘ALBERT CORE’ u CROSSED OUT ---> NEKT PACE, Cs cl
C4s. (The first word is “Intelligent:) How q Ich would you s.y ‘intelligent’ fits your Impression of Albert Core: (a !ul,aaub.as,~~or~ Bu)7
GREAT SOUE- 1 1 NOT ICAN’T SAY; DEAL UHAT ILIITLEIA;-ALLIDON*T KNOW (1) (2) I (4) I (5) I (8)
s. INTELLICENT
b. Compsssionste
f. Hors1
d. Inspiring
l . Provides strong leadership
f. Decent
g. Really cares about people like you
Ih. Knovledgesble I 18
C5. INTERVIRWR CHECKPOINT:
REFER TO BLUE CARD:
I. "JESSE JACKSON" IS m CROSSED OUT
5. "JESSE JACKSON" E CROSSED OUT --> NRKT PACE, C6 0
C5a. (The first vord is "intelligent.") How much would you say "intelligent" fits your impression of Jesse Jackson: (., m. a, or I&?& a&u)7
g. Really cares about people like you
h. Knowledgeable C6. INT&&WER CHECKFWNT: 19
REFER TO BLUE CARD:
1. TEORCE BUSH” IS w CROSSED OUT
5. lCEORCE BUSH’ s CROSSED OUT ---> NEXT PACE, C7
C6a. (The firme word is ‘intelligent.‘) How much would you my ‘intalligent’ fits your impreralon of George Bush: (wrrarc asmaxhu.m.orneE_Lf
g. Really cares about people like you I I I I I I
h. Knovladgeeble I I
20 G7. lNTRRVIEURRCHECKPQIM:
REFER TO BLUE CARD:
1. "ROBERT DOLE" XS m CROSSED OUT
5. 'ROBERT DOLE" Q CROSSED OUT ---> NIIKT PACE, CB cl P
C7a. (The first word is "LntelliRent.') How much would you say "intelligent' fits your impression of Robert Dole: Gumukal. sol.swhat, W. or D.QLBX Ku)7
NOT CAN'T SAY; LITTLE AT ALL DON'T KNOU I (4) (5) (8) a. INTELLICIINT
1. Compassionate
:. Noral
i. Inspiring I I I z. Provides strong leadership I I I E. Decent I I I r,. Really cares about people llka you I I I 1. Knowltdgeable I I I CD. ImVIEUER CHECKPOINT: 21
REFER TO BLUE CARD:
1. ‘PAT ROBERTSON’ IS m CROSSED OUT
5. ‘PAT ROBERTSON’ u CROSSED OUT ---> NEXT PACE, SECTION J I
CBa. (The first vord Is ‘intelligent,‘) How much would you say ‘intelligent” fits your impression of Pat Robertson: b-uuuWl, muichu. lirtlc. or mc
GREAT SOW- NOT CAN’T SAY; DEAL WHAT LIlTLE AT ALL DON’T KNOW (1) (2) (4) (5) (8)
1. INTELLICWI
b. Compassionate
:. Moral
3. Inspiring
). Provides strong leadership
1. Decent
F,. Really cares about people like you
1. Knowledgeable ’ 22 SECTION J
Jl. (NAME OF R'S STATE) held a presidential primary election on March 8. Did you vote in that primary or were you unable to do so?
1. YES 5. NO 8. DON'T KNOW I I NEXT PACE, J5 11J Jla. Did you vote ln the Peoublicao presidential primary or in the Dcmocratl~ presidential primary?
Il. REPUBLICANI-, Jlb. For which Republican candidate for President did you vote7 I y ,GGE, h
15. DEMOCRATICI-> Jlc. For which Democratic candidate for President co I I ->TO
ID. DON'T KNOWI-> Jld. For which candidate for President did you vote7
32. Would you aay that at the time of the primary your preference for this candidate was m or pot strong?
riY-G+ [I vB.DON'fKIPOVl
53. When did you decide to vote for him: on election day, a week before, or even earlier than that7
54. If you could have cast more than one vote in the (Democratic/Rapublican) Presidential primary, what other candidates would you consider acceptable and have voted for?
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35. If you had voted. would you have voted in the m or in the w pre~ldential primary?
1. REPUBLICAN -a JSa. Which Republican candidate did you prefer fol m President?
co .>TO 36 5. DEMOCRATIC -> JSb. Which Democratic candidate dld you prefer fol D President?
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J6. Would you say that at the time of the primary your preference for this candidate was ll~pn~ or -7
57. If you could have cast more than one vote in the (Dcmocratlc/Rspublican) Presidentlel primary, what other candidates vould you constder acceptable and have voted for? I
SECPIOKK
Kl. Who would you like to eee the m nodnate for Prcrtdsnc in 19S87
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Kle. Suppose. for one reeson or enother, (he/rho) ia not chosen l e the Democratic cendidete. Uho would be your second choice for the Deoocretie nominetionl
I mw 99. WN’T KNOU/ 96. NO ONE; DON’T I I CAN’T MSVER II CAREI
K2. Who vould you like to l ea the w nosinete fpr m ln 19BB?
I I I I CO TO K3 K2e. Suppore, for one reeron or another. (he/mhe) is not chosen .s the Republican cendidete. Who would be your recond choice for the Republican nomfnetlon?
(NNW99. DON’T KNOW/ 96. NO ONE; I I CAN’T ANSUKNII DON’TCARE II I --I
K3. Who vould you wet llke to eat elected Prerldent this November?
, : mw 90. DON’T lOlOU; BBNSED
I There are all the questions I heve. Thank you for your the and your help with our rereerch. t
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