Morning Consult National Tracking Poll #161002 October 10-10, 2016
Crosstabulation Results
Methodology: This poll was conducted from October 10-10, 2016, among a national sample of 2001 registered voters. The interviews were conducted online and the data were weighted to approximate a target sample of registered voters based on age, race/ethnicity, gender, educational attainment, region, annual household income, home ownership status and marital status. Results from the full survey have a margin of error of plus or minus 2 percentage points.
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1 Table P1: Now, generally speaking, would you say that things in the country are going in the right direc- tion, or have they pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track? ...... 6
2 Table P2NET: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Barack Obama is doing as President? ...... 9
3 Table P2: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Barack Obama is doing as President? ...... 12
4 Table P3: Now, thinking about your vote, what would you say is the top set of issues on your mind when you cast your vote for federal offices such as U.S. Senate or Congress? ...... 15
5 Table C4: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the most recent presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th? ...... 18
6 Table C5_1: And, did you see, read, or hear about the presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th, in any of the following ways? Watching on TV ...... 21
7 Table C5_2: And, did you see, read, or hear about the presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th, in any of the following ways? Following via social media such as Twitter, Facebook, or SnapChat ...... 24
8 Table C5_3: And, did you see, read, or hear about the presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th, in any of the following ways? Talking to friends of family . . . . 27
9 Table C6: Did you happen to watch the most recent presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th? ...... 30
10 Table C7: And, did you ...... 33
11 Table C8: Based on what you know, who do you think won the (2016) presidential debate on television on Sunday, October 9th? ...... 36
12 Table C9: And, did the presidential debate happen to change your mind about who you will vote for Novembers election? ...... 39
13 Table C10_1: Did the presidential debate on television Sunday, October 9 give you are more or less favorable view of each of the following, or did it have no impact either way? Donald Trump ...... 42
14 Table C10_2: Did the presidential debate on television Sunday, October 9 give you are more or less favorable view of each of the following, or did it have no impact either way? Hillary Clinton ...... 45
15 Table C10_3: Did the presidential debate on television Sunday, October 9 give you are more or less favorable view of each of the following, or did it have no impact either way? Moderator Anderson Cooper 48
16 Table C10_4: Did the presidential debate on television Sunday, October 9 give you are more or less favorable view of each of the following, or did it have no impact either way? Moderator Martha Raddatz 51
17 Table C11: How would you describe the job that Anderson Cooper did as moderator of the presidential debate on Sunday, October 9? ...... 54
18 Table C12: How would you describe the job that Martha Raddatz did as moderator of the presidential debate on Sunday, October 9? ...... 57
19 Table C13: Now, thinking about the debate moderator Anderson Cooper, do you think he was mostly... . 60
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20 Table C14: Now, thinking about the debate moderator Martha Raddatz, do you think she was mostly... . 63
21 Table C15: Now, thinking about the questions that were asked by members of the audience, do you think they were mostly ...... 66
22 Table C16_4: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Racist ...... 69
23 Table C16_5: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Sexist ...... 72
24 Table C16_6: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Corrupt ...... 75
25 Table C16_7: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Has extremely liberal political views ...... 78
26 Table C16_8: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Has extremely conservative political views ...... 81
27 Table C16_9: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Overly secretive ...... 84
28 Table C16_10: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Out of touch with average Americans ...... 87
29 Table C16_11: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Good role model for children ...... 90
30 Table C16_12: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Good parent to their children ...... 93
31 Table C16_13: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Strong leader ...... 96
32 Table C17_4: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Racist ...... 99
33 Table C17_5: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Sexist ...... 102
34 Table C17_6: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Corrupt ...... 105
35 Table C17_7: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Has extremely liberal political views ...... 108
36 Table C17_8: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Has extremely conservative political views ...... 111
37 Table C17_9: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Overly secretive ...... 114
38 Table C17_10: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Out of touch with average Americans ...... 117
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39 Table C17_11: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Good role model for children ...... 120
40 Table C17_12: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Good parent to their children ...... 123
41 Table C17_13: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Strong leader ...... 126
42 Table C21A: Now, thinking about the tone and tenor of the debate, would you say it is ...... 129
43 Table C21B_4: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Informative ...... 132
44 Table C21B_5: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Entertaining ...... 135
45 Table C21B_6: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Helped me make up my mind ...... 138
46 Table C21B_7: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Something I would watch again ...... 141
47 Table C21B_8: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Boring ...... 144
48 Table C21B_9: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Awful ...... 147
49 Table C21B_10: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Depressing ...... 150
50 Table C21B_11: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Good for the country ...... 153
51 Table C21B_12: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Bad for the country ...... 156
52 Table C22: Would you describe the Republican Party today as divided or uni ed? ...... 159
53 Table C23: Would you describe the Democratic Party today as divided or uni ed? ...... 162
54 Table C24_1: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? The views of your friends and family ...... 165
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55 Table C24_2: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? What leaders of the Republican Party say ...... 168
56 Table C24_3: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? What leaders of the Democratic Party say ...... 171
57 Table C24_4: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? What your Member of Congress says ...... 174
58 Table C24_5: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? Social media such as Facebook, Twitter or Snapchat ...... 177
59 Table C25: How much have you seen, read, or heard about a recently released video where Donald Trump is recorded making sexual advances toward women and uses lewd language when talking about women? 180
60 Table C26: Which of the following statements do you agree with more? ...... 183
61 Table C27: Which of the following statements do you agree with more? ...... 186
62 Table C28: In general, do you think...... 189
63 Table C29: Do you think leaders of the Republican Party should...... 192
64 Table C30: If a Republican candidate for elected office continued to support Donald Trump following the release of this video, would that make you more or less likely to vote for that candidate? ...... 195
65 Table C31: If a Republican candidate for elected office no longer supported Donald Trump following the release of this video, would that make you more or less likely to vote for that candidate? ...... 199
66 Summary Statistics of Survey Respondent Demographics ...... 203
5 Morning Consult Table P1 Crosstabulation Results by Respondent Demographics
Table P1: Now, generally speaking, would you say that things in the country are going in the right direction, or have they pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track? Demographic Right Direction Wrong Track Total N Registered Voters 28% (559) 72% (442) 200 Gender: Male 34% (34) 66% (69) 933 Gender: Female 23% (244) 77% (824) 068 Age: 18-29 34% (07) 66% (209) 36 Age: 30-44 33% (68) 67% (335) 503 Age: 45-54 26% (3) 74% (39) 432 Age: 55-64 28% (89) 72% (234) 323 Age: 65+ 9% (8) 8% (346) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 49% (369) 5% (378) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 9% (24) 8% (539) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) % (65) 89% (525) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 60% (200) 40% (34) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 4% (69) 59% (244) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 24% (76) 76% (238) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 4% (48) 86% (302) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 3% (38) 87% (247) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 9% (27) 9% (278) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 25% (40) 75% (45) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 29% (47) 7% (06) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 47% (289) 53% (324) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 30% (47) 70% (348) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 2% (80) 88% (65) 695 Educ: < College 24% (320) 76% (995) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 32% (43) 68% (30) 444 Educ: Post-grad 40% (96) 60% (46) 24 Income: Under 50k 27% (300) 73% (806) 05 Income: 50k-100k 26% (66) 74% (47) 638 Income: 100k+ 36% (93) 64% (65) 258 Continued on next page 6 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table P1
Table P1: Now, generally speaking, would you say that things in the country are going in the right direction, or have they pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track? Demographic Right Direction Wrong Track Total N Registered Voters 28% (559) 72% (442) 200 Ethnicity: White 24% (383) 76% (247) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 48% (85) 52% (94) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 53% (37) 47% (20) 257 Ethnicity: Other 34% (39) 66% (75) 4 Relig: Protestant 20% (03) 80% (48) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 34% (38) 66% (269) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 3% (63) 69% (36) 524 Relig: Something Else 28% (98) 72% (246) 344 Relig: Jewish 32% (7) 68% (36) 53 Relig: Evangelical 24% (34) 76% (426) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 29% (63) 7% (407) 570 Relig: All Christian 26% (297) 74% (833) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 30% (26) 70% (607) 867 Community: Urban 37% (87) 63% (32) 508 Community: Suburban 26% (242) 74% (679) 92 Community: Rural 23% (30) 77% (442) 572 Employ: Private Sector 32% (208) 68% (440) 648 Employ: Government 33% (45) 67% (92) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 27% (48) 73% (3) 79 Employ: Homemaker 9% (32) 8% (34) 66 Employ: Student 26% (7) 74% (49) 66 Employ: Retired 24% (5) 76% (368) 482 Employ: Unemployed 30% (49) 70% (6) 65 Employ: Other 28% (44) 72% (3) 57 Job Type: White-collar 29% (2) 7% (59) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 26% (234) 74% (663) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 30% (4) 70% (260) 374 Military HH: Yes 29% (07) 7% (267) 374 Military HH: No 28% (452) 72% (76) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 00% (559) — (0) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track — (0) 00% (442) 442 Continued on next page
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Table P1: Now, generally speaking, would you say that things in the country are going in the right direction, or have they pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track? Demographic Right Direction Wrong Track Total N Registered Voters 28% (559) 72% (442) 200 Obama Job: Approve 54% (505) 46% (438) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 3% (33) 97% (945) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 24% (66) 76% (53) 697 #1 Issue: Security 20% (88) 80% (365) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 34% (00) 66% (89) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 29% (70) 7% (74) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 43% (3) 57% (42) 73 #1 Issue: Education 42% (49) 58% (69) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 68% (44) 32% (2) 64 #1 Issue: Other 7% (0) 83% (5) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 49% (350) 5% (368) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 3% (86) 87% (582) 669 2014 Vote: Other 8% (6) 92% (73) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 22% (7) 78% (45) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 48% (404) 52% (446) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 8% (54) 92% (68) 672 2012 Vote: Other 2% (9) 88% (66) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 23% (92) 77% (308) 400 4-Region: Northeast 29% (06) 7% (259) 365 4-Region: Midwest 27% (29) 73% (343) 472 4-Region: South 26% (97) 74% (546) 743 4-Region: West 30% (27) 70% (294) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table P2NET: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Barack Obama is doing as President? Don’t Know / No Demographic Approve Disapprove Opinion Total N Registered Voters 47%(943) 49%(978) 4% (80) 200 Gender: Male 5%(475) 47%(440) 2% (8) 933 Gender: Female 44%(468) 50%(538) 6% (62) 068 Age: 18-29 67%(22) 29% (9) 4% (3) 36 Age: 30-44 53%(268) 42%(22) 5% (23) 503 Age: 45-54 42%(82) 52%(226) 6% (24) 432 Age: 55-64 43%(39) 54%(74) 3% (9) 323 Age: 65+ 33%(42) 64%(274) 3% () 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 80%(595) 7%(27) 3% (25) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 40%(265) 53%(353) 7%(46) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 4% (83) 84%(498) 2% (0) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 84%(280) 5% (50) % (4) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 76%(36) 8% (76) 5% (2) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 47%(48) 48%(52) 4% (4) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 33%(7) 58%(20) 9% (32) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 7% (48) 83%(237) — (0) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 2% (35) 85%(260) 3% (0) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 35%(93) 63%(350) 2% () 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 52%(747) 43%(68) 5% (68) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 80%(490) 20%(20) — (3) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 5%(250) 46%(228) 3% (7) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 9%(3) 78%(54) 3% (24) 695 Educ: < College 44%(578) 5%(666) 5% (7) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 50%(223) 49%(28) % (3) 444 Educ: Post-grad 59%(42) 39% (93) 3% (6) 24 Income: Under 50k 46%(53) 48%(533) 5%(60) 05 Income: 50k-100k 48%(305) 50%(32) 2% (2) 638 Income: 100k+ 49%(25) 48%(24) 3% (9) 258 Ethnicity: White 40%(653) 56%(98) 4% (58) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 68%(22) 29% (5) 3% (6) 79 Continued on next page 9 Morning Consult Table P2NET
Table P2NET: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Barack Obama is doing as President? Don’t Know / No Demographic Approve Disapprove Opinion Total N Registered Voters 47%(943) 49%(978) 4% (80) 200 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 85%(29) 9% (23) 6% (5) 257 Ethnicity: Other 62% (7) 3% (36) 6% (7) 4 Relig: Protestant 33%(72) 65%(340) 2% (0) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 49%(98) 48%(97) 3% (2) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 59%(309) 37%(93) 4% (22) 524 Relig: Something Else 5%(76) 43%(47) 6% (2) 344 Relig: Jewish 62% (33) 37% (20) % () 53 Relig: Evangelical 38%(20) 59%(330) 4% (2) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 43%(246) 54%(306) 3% (7) 570 Relig: All Christian 40%(456) 56%(636) 3% (38) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 56%(485) 39%(340) 5% (43) 867 Community: Urban 60%(304) 35%(76) 5% (27) 508 Community: Suburban 46%(425) 50%(464) 3% (32) 92 Community: Rural 37%(24) 59%(338) 4% (2) 572 Employ: Private Sector 52%(337) 45%(294) 3% (7) 648 Employ: Government 56% (76) 43% (58) 2% (3) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 44% (78) 55% (98) 2% (3) 79 Employ: Homemaker 36%(60) 56% (93) 8% (3) 66 Employ: Student 77% (5) 20% (4) 3% (2) 66 Employ: Retired 37%(78) 60%(290) 3% (4) 482 Employ: Unemployed 50% (82) 4% (68) 9% (5) 65 Employ: Other 52% (8) 40% (63) 8% (3) 57 Job Type: White-collar 46%(336) 5%(373) 3% (2) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 47%(420) 5%(46) 2% (6) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 50%(87) 39%(44) 2% (43) 374 Military HH: Yes 46%(72) 5%(9) 3% () 374 Military HH: No 47%(77) 48%(787) 4% (69) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 90%(505) 6% (33) 4% (22) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 30%(438) 66%(945) 4% (59) 442 Obama Job: Approve 00%(943) — (0) — (0) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove — (0) 00%(978) — (0) 978 Continued on next page
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Table P2NET: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Barack Obama is doing as President? Don’t Know / No Demographic Approve Disapprove Opinion Total N Registered Voters 47%(943) 49%(978) 4% (80) 200 #1 Issue: Economy 45%(33) 52%(362) 3% (2) 697 #1 Issue: Security 32%(46) 65%(293) 3% (4) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 53%(53) 4%(8) 6% (9) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 47%(4) 50%(22) 3% (8) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 79% (57) 2% (6) — (0) 73 #1 Issue: Education 69% (8) 23% (27) 8% (0) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 85% (55) 2% (8) 3% (2) 64 #1 Issue: Other 37% (23) 52% (32) % (6) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 76%(549) 20%(46) 3% (23) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 6%(04) 82%(552) 2% (3) 669 2014 Vote: Other 26% (2) 62% (49) 2% (9) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5%(268) 43%(229) 6% (34) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 79%(67) 8%(53) 3% (26) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 9% (63) 89%(597) 2% (2) 672 2012 Vote: Other 9% (7) 76% (57) 5% () 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 50%(202) 42%(69) 7% (30) 400 4-Region: Northeast 49%(78) 46%(68) 5% (9) 365 4-Region: Midwest 46%(28) 5%(242) 2% () 472 4-Region: South 44%(329) 5%(376) 5% (38) 743 4-Region: West 52%(28) 46%(9) 3% (2) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table P2: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Barack Obama is doing as President? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic Approve Approve Disapprove Disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 20%(407) 27%(536) 5%(308) 33%(670) 4%(80) 200 Gender: Male 20%(9) 30%(284) 4%(28) 33%(32) 2%(8) 933 Gender: Female 20%(26) 24%(252) 7%(80) 34%(358) 6%(62) 068 Age: 18-29 3%(99) 36%(3) 4%(44) 5%(47) 4%(3) 36 Age: 30-44 22%(0) 3%(57) 6%(80) 26%(32) 5%(23) 503 Age: 45-54 8%(77) 24%(05) 8%(78) 34%(48) 6%(24) 432 Age: 55-64 9%(62) 24%(77) 6%(5) 38%(23) 3%(9) 323 Age: 65+ 4%(58) 20%(84) 3%(54) 52%(22) 3%() 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 4%(309) 38%(286) 9%(70) 8%(57) 3%(25) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) %(70) 29%(94) 2%(37) 33%(26) 7%(46) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 5%(27) 0%(56) 7%(0) 67%(397) 2%(0) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 4%(39) 42%(4) 9%(29) 6%(2) %(4) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 4%(7) 35%(45) 0%(4) 9%(36) 5%(2) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 3%(40) 34%(08) 5%(46) 34%(06) 4%(4) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 9%(30) 25%(86) 26%(9) 3%(0) 9%(32) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 4%(2) 2%(35) 9%(53) 65%(85) — (0) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 5%(5) 7%(2) 6%(48) 70%(22) 3%(0) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 8%(00) 7%(93) 4%(78) 49%(273) 2%() 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 2%(305) 3%(442) 6%(224) 27%(394) 5%(68) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 4%(253) 39%(237) 9%(57) 0%(63) — (3) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 8%(90) 32%(6) 22%(0) 24%(8) 3%(7) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 5%(32) 4%(99) 6%(0) 62%(43) 3%(24) 695 Educ: < College 8%(23) 26%(347) 6%(20) 35%(456) 5%(7) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 22%(96) 29%(27) 6%(73) 33%(45) %(3) 444 Educ: Post-grad 33%(80) 26%(62) 0%(24) 29%(69) 3%(6) 24 Income: Under 50k 20%(22) 26%(292) 6%(75) 32%(358) 5%(60) 05 Income: 50k-100k 9%(23) 29%(82) 5%(98) 35%(223) 2%(2) 638 Income: 100k+ 24%(63) 24%(63) 3%(35) 35%(89) 3%(9) 258 Ethnicity: White 5%(252) 25%(40) 7%(275) 39%(644) 4%(58) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 34%(60) 35%(62) 5%(27) 4%(25) 3%(6) 79 Continued on next page 12 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table P2
Table P2: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Barack Obama is doing as President? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic Approve Approve Disapprove Disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 20%(407) 27%(536) 5%(308) 33%(670) 4%(80) 200 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 48%(24) 37%(95) 6%(7) 3%(7) 6%(5) 257 Ethnicity: Other 27%(30) 36%(4) 4%(6) 7%(20) 6%(7) 4 Relig: Protestant 4%(75) 9%(97) 6%(83) 49%(257) 2%(0) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 9%(78) 29%(20) 9%(77) 30%(2) 3%(2) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 23%(9) 36%(9) 7%(87) 20%(06) 4%(22) 524 Relig: Something Else 23%(79) 28%(97) 0%(35) 32%(2) 6%(2) 344 Relig: Jewish 29%(6) 32%(7) 9%(5) 28%(5) %() 53 Relig: Evangelical 2%(8) 7%(93) 4%(80) 45%(250) 4%(2) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 6%(9) 27%(55) 9%(06) 35%(20) 3%(7) 570 Relig: All Christian 8%(209) 22%(247) 6%(86) 40%(45) 3%(38) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 23%(98) 33%(287) 4%(22) 25%(28) 5%(43) 867 Community: Urban 29%(46) 3%(59) 2%(62) 23%(4) 5%(27) 508 Community: Suburban 8%(69) 28%(255) 7%(53) 34%(3) 3%(32) 92 Community: Rural 6%(92) 2%(22) 6%(93) 43%(244) 4%(2) 572 Employ: Private Sector 2%(38) 3%(99) 6%(04) 29%(90) 3%(7) 648 Employ: Government 26%(35) 30%(4) 3%(8) 30%(4) 2%(3) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 23%(42) 20%(36) 4%(25) 4%(73) 2%(3) 79 Employ: Homemaker 6%(26) 20%(34) 26%(43) 30%(50) 8%(3) 66 Employ: Student 36%(24) 4%(27) 8%(6) 2%(8) 3%(2) 66 Employ: Retired 6%(76) 2%(02) 3%(63) 47%(228) 3%(4) 482 Employ: Unemployed 24%(40) 25%(42) 9%(3) 22%(37) 9%(5) 65 Employ: Other 7%(26) 35%(55) 2%(9) 28%(44) 8%(3) 57 Job Type: White-collar 20%(45) 26%(9) 5%(07) 36%(265) 3%(2) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 9%(70) 28%(250) 6%(40) 36%(320) 2%(6) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 24%(92) 25%(95) 6%(60) 23%(84) 2%(43) 374 Military HH: Yes 7%(63) 29%(09) 3%(50) 38%(4) 3%() 374 Military HH: No 2%(344) 26%(428) 6%(257) 33%(529) 4%(69) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 49%(276) 4%(229) 3%(5) 3%(8) 4%(22) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 9%(3) 2%(307) 20%(293) 45%(653) 4%(59) 442 Obama Job: Approve 43%(407) 57%(536) — (0) — (0) — (0) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove — (0) — (0) 3%(308) 69%(670) — (0) 978 Continued on next page
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Table P2: Do you approve or disapprove of the job Barack Obama is doing as President? Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly Don’t Know / Demographic Approve Approve Disapprove Disapprove No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 20%(407) 27%(536) 5%(308) 33%(670) 4%(80) 200 #1 Issue: Economy 9%(29) 26%(84) 2%(46) 3%(26) 3%(2) 697 #1 Issue: Security 2%(52) 2%(94) 2%(53) 53%(240) 3%(4) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 24%(69) 29%(84) 6%(46) 25%(72) 6%(9) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 2%(5) 26%(63) 2%(30) 38%(92) 3%(8) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 35%(26) 43%(32) 4%(3) 7%(2) — (0) 73 #1 Issue: Education 30%(35) 39%(46) 5%(8) 8%(9) 8%(0) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 48%(3) 37%(24) 6%(4) 7%(4) 3%(2) 64 #1 Issue: Other 2%(3) 6%(0) 3%(8) 39%(24) %(6) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 4%(293) 36%(256) 0%(74) 0%(7) 3%(23) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 4%(28) %(76) 8%(22) 64%(430) 2%(3) 669 2014 Vote: Other 7%(6) 9%(5) 22%(7) 40%(32) 2%(9) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5%(80) 36%(89) 8%(94) 25%(35) 6%(34) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 39%(330) 40%(34) 2%(00) 6%(53) 3%(26) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2%(4) 7%(49) 9%(25) 70%(472) 2%(2) 672 2012 Vote: Other 2%(2) 7%(5) 22%(7) 54%(40) 5%() 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5%(62) 35%(40) 6%(66) 26%(03) 7%(30) 400 4-Region: Northeast 9%(69) 30%(09) 6%(57) 30%() 5%(9) 365 4-Region: Midwest 8%(87) 28%(32) 5%(7) 36%(7) 2%() 472 4-Region: South 9%(4) 25%(88) 4%(08) 36%(269) 5%(38) 743 4-Region: West 26%(0) 26%(08) 7%(72) 28%(9) 3%(2) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table P3: Now, thinking about your vote, what would you say is the top set of issues on your mind when you cast your vote for federal offices such as U.S. Senate or Congress? Economic Security Health Senior’s Women’s Education Energy Demographic Issues Issues Care Issues Issues Issues Issues Issues Other Total N Registered Voters 35%(697) 23%(454) 4%(289) 2%(244) 4%(73) 6%(8) 3%(64) 3%(6) 200 Gender: Male 40%(376) 23%(20) 2%(4) %(99) 2%(9) 6%(5) 4%(38) 3%(26) 933 Gender: Female 30%(32) 23%(244) 6%(75) 4%(45) 5%(54) 6%(67) 2%(26) 3%(35) 068 Age: 18-29 39%(22) %(36) 4%(45) 3%(0) 8%(25) 6%(50) 6%(8) 3%(0) 36 Age: 30-44 43%(24) 20%(02) 5%(77) 2%(2) 5%(23) 8%(39) 4%(2) 3%(5) 503 Age: 45-54 39%(69) 24%(03) 7%(76) 6%(24) 4%(9) 3%() 3%(2) 4%(9) 432 Age: 55-64 3%(99) 25%(82) 7%(56) 8%(59) %(4) 3%(0) 2%(7) 2%(6) 323 Age: 65+ 2%(92) 3%(3) 8%(36) 32%(38) %(3) 2%(9) %(6) 3%(3) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 32%(24) 6%(20) 7%(23) 5%(2) 5%(40) 7%(52) 5%(38) 3%(20) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 37%(246) 2%(38) 3%(88) %(76) 3%(23) 7%(48) 3%(8) 4%(27) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 35%(209) 33%(95) 3%(78) 9%(56) 2%() 3%(8) %(9) 3%(5) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 38%(27) 6%(53) 4%(45) 4%(46) 3%(9) 7%(23) 7%(24) 2%(8) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 28%(4) 6%(67) 9%(78) 6%(67) 7%(3) 7%(29) 3%(4) 3%(2) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 44%(38) 8%(55) 0%(3) 2%(39) 2%(6) 7%(23) 3%(0) 4%() 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 3%(09) 24%(83) 6%(57) 0%(37) 5%(6) 7%(25) 2%(7) 4%(6) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 39%() 36%(02) 3%(38) 5%(4) %(4) 2%(5) %(4) 3%(7) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 32%(98) 30%(93) 3%(40) 4%(42) 2%(7) 4%(3) 2%(5) 2%(7) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 30%(65) 32%(75) 3%(74) 0%(53) 3%(5) 6%(34) 4%(20) 3%(8) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 37%(524) 9%(277) 5%(25) 3%(89) 4%(57) 6%(84) 3%(44) 3%(43) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 36%(220) 6%(96) 4%(83) 0%(62) 7%(40) 8%(5) 6%(37) 4%(24) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 35%(72) 2%(02) 8%(89) 3%(66) 3%(4) 6%(28) 2%(2) 2%(2) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 35%(242) 32%(220) 2%(80) 3%(87) 2%(2) 3%(23) %(9) 3%(2) 695 Educ: < College 32%(49) 24%(36) 6%(204) 4%(89) 3%(35) 5%(7) 3%(36) 3%(45) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 4%(8) 2%(92) 3%(59) 7%(32) 6%(27) 6%(28) 3%(5) 2%(0) 444 Educ: Post-grad 40%(98) 9%(45) %(26) 9%(22) 5%() 8%(9) 5%(3) 3%(7) 24 Income: Under 50k 3%(346) 22%(246) 5%(70) 5%(64) 3%(37) 6%(69) 3%(33) 3%(39) 05 Income: 50k-100k 37%(233) 23%(49) 4%(9) 0%(6) 5%(32) 5%(34) 3%(22) 2%(5) 638 Income: 100k+ 45%(7) 22%(58) %(28) 7%(9) 2%(5) 6%(5) 4%(9) 3%(8) 258 Ethnicity: White 34%(552) 25%(403) 4%(229) 3%(208) 3%(57) 5%(84) 3%(45) 3%(52) 630 Continued on next page 15 Morning Consult Table P3
Table P3: Now, thinking about your vote, what would you say is the top set of issues on your mind when you cast your vote for federal offices such as U.S. Senate or Congress? Economic Security Health Senior’s Women’s Education Energy Demographic Issues Issues Care Issues Issues Issues Issues Issues Other Total N Registered Voters 35%(697) 23%(454) 4%(289) 2%(244) 4%(73) 6%(8) 3%(64) 3%(6) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 37%(66) 8%(32) 5%(26) 7%(3) 4%(7) 0%(9) 7%(2) 2%(4) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 4%(05) 3%(32) 6%(42) 0%(27) 3%(9) 9%(24) 5%(3) 2%(6) 257 Ethnicity: Other 35%(40) 6%(8) 6%(9) 8%(9) 6%(7) 9%() 6%(7) 3%(4) 4 Relig: Protestant 33%(70) 30%(55) 2%(6) 6%(83) 2%(9) 4%(20) 2%(0) 3%(3) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 36%(48) 24%(97) 3%(53) 5%(60) 3%() 5%(2) 3%(4) %(4) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 39%(205) 7%(87) 5%(78) 8%(40) 6%(29) 9%(45) 4%(23) 3%(8) 524 Relig: Something Else 3%(05) 20%(67) 8%(63) %(39) 5%(7) 5%(6) 4%(4) 6%(2) 344 Relig: Jewish 20%() 26%(4) 6%(3) 22%() 0%(5) 0%(5) 3%(2) 4%(2) 53 Relig: Evangelical 33%(87) 28%(59) 4%(77) %(63) 3%(7) 5%(3) 2%(2) 3%(6) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 35%(200) 25%(4) 2%(69) 8%(0) 2%(0) 5%(27) 3%(5) %(7) 570 Relig: All Christian 34%(387) 27%(300) 3%(46) 5%(64) 2%(27) 5%(57) 2%(27) 2%(23) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 36%(30) 8%(54) 6%(4) 9%(79) 5%(46) 7%(6) 4%(38) 4%(39) 867 Community: Urban 37%(89) 2%(06) 5%(76) %(54) 3%(5) 6%(3) 4%(22) 3%(4) 508 Community: Suburban 36%(332) 22%(99) 4%(29) 2%(09) 4%(39) 6%(57) 3%(26) 3%(30) 92 Community: Rural 3%(76) 26%(49) 5%(84) 4%(8) 3%(9) 5%(30) 3%(6) 3%(7) 572 Employ: Private Sector 42%(274) 22%(45) 4%(90) 5%(35) 5%(34) 6%(39) 3%(22) %(8) 648 Employ: Government 38%(52) 22%(30) 3%(8) 7%(0) 5%(7) 9%(3) 3%(4) 2%(3) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 36%(64) 27%(49) 5%(26) 6%() 4%(6) 5%(9) 5%(9) 3%(5) 79 Employ: Homemaker 40%(66) 8%(30) 22%(37) 3%(4) 3%(5) 7%() 4%(6) 4%(6) 66 Employ: Student 36%(24) 8%(5) 2%(8) %() 0%(6) 6%(0) 5%(4) 3%(9) 66 Employ: Retired 20%(97) 29%(39) %(52) 32%(53) %(6) 2%() 2%(9) 3%(5) 482 Employ: Unemployed 44%(72) 7%(29) 3%(22) 0%(6) %(2) 8%(2) 2%(4) 5%(8) 65 Employ: Other 30%(47) 8%(28) 23%(36) 9%(4) 3%(5) 8%(3) 4%(6) 5%(8) 57 Job Type: White-collar 39%(286) 23%(67) 2%(89) 0%(74) 3%(25) 6%(44) 4%(28) 2%(7) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 32%(287) 25%(224) 4%(25) 5%(30) 3%(30) 5%(45) 3%(25) 3%(30) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 33%(24) 7%(62) 20%(76) %(39) 5%(7) 8%(29) 3%(2) 4%(5) 374 Military HH: Yes 30%(2) 27%(0) %(40) 6%(60) 3%() 7%(27) 3%(3) 3%(0) 374 Military HH: No 36%(585) 22%(353) 5%(250) %(84) 4%(62) 6%(9) 3%(5) 3%(52) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 30%(66) 6%(88) 8%(00) 3%(70) 6%(3) 9%(49) 8%(44) 2%(0) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 37%(53) 25%(365) 3%(89) 2%(74) 3%(42) 5%(69) %(2) 4%(5) 442 Continued on next page
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Table P3: Now, thinking about your vote, what would you say is the top set of issues on your mind when you cast your vote for federal offices such as U.S. Senate or Congress? Economic Security Health Senior’s Women’s Education Energy Demographic Issues Issues Care Issues Issues Issues Issues Issues Other Total N Registered Voters 35%(697) 23%(454) 4%(289) 2%(244) 4%(73) 6%(8) 3%(64) 3%(6) 200 Obama Job: Approve 33%(33) 5%(46) 6%(53) 2%(4) 6%(57) 9%(8) 6%(55) 2%(23) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 37%(362) 30%(293) 2%(8) 2%(22) 2%(6) 3%(27) %(8) 3%(32) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 00%(697) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 697 #1 Issue: Security — (0) 00%(454) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care — (0) — (0) 00%(289) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security — (0) — (0) — (0) 00%(244) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 00%(73) — (0) — (0) — (0) 73 #1 Issue: Education — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 00%(8) — (0) — (0) 8 #1 Issue: Energy — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 00%(64) — (0) 64 #1 Issue: Other — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) — (0) 00%(6) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 32%(233) 9%(34) 6%() 5%(06) 5%(33) 7%(52) 4%(32) 2%(6) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 34%(229) 33%(222) %(74) %(76) %(7) 4%(27) 2%(3) 3%(2) 669 2014 Vote: Other 33%(26) 6%(2) 5%(2) 9%(5) 4%(3) 7%(6) — (0) 6%(4) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 39%(207) 6%(86) 7%(90) 9%(46) 5%(29) 6%(34) 4%(9) 4%(9) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 35%(296) 6%(38) 5%(30) 4%(9) 5%(4) 7%(62) 5%(4) 3%(22) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 35%(233) 35%(237) 0%(69) 2%(82) %(7) 3%(9) %(5) 3%(20) 672 2012 Vote: Other 3%(23) 23%(7) 24%(8) 9%(7) 2%(2) 3%(2) %() 7%(5) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 36%(44) 5%(6) 8%(70) 9%(35) 6%(23) 9%(36) 4%(8) 4%(4) 400 4-Region: Northeast 37%(35) 24%(86) 2%(43) 2%(43) 4%(5) 7%(24) 3%(2) 2%(9) 365 4-Region: Midwest 36%(7) 2%(99) 4%(64) 6%(74) 3%(5) 5%(24) 2%(9) 4%(7) 472 4-Region: South 33%(244) 25%(84) 6%(20) 2%(86) 3%(9) 6%(43) 3%(25) 3%(22) 743 4-Region: West 35%(47) 20%(85) 5%(63) 0%(42) 6%(24) 7%(28) 4%(8) 3%(4) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C4: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the most recent presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th? Demographic A Lot Some Not Much Nothing At All Total N Registered Voters 56%(26) 30%(605) 9%(87) 4% (83) 200 Gender: Male 57%(533) 3%(287) 9% (82) 3% (3) 933 Gender: Female 56%(593) 30%(38) 0%(05) 5% (52) 068 Age: 18-29 53%(68) 32%(0) 0% (32) 5% (5) 36 Age: 30-44 55%(276) 32%(60) 9% (44) 5% (23) 503 Age: 45-54 55%(237) 3%(35) % (48) 3% (2) 432 Age: 55-64 57%(83) 30% (96) 8% (27) 5% (6) 323 Age: 65+ 6%(262) 26%(3) 8% (36) 4% (7) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 6%(458) 28%(208) 8% (62) 2% (9) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 48%(32) 32%(23) 2% (80) 7% (49) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 59%(347) 3%(84) 8% (44) 3% (5) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 63%(20) 28% (92) 7% (22) 3% (9) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 60%(248) 28%(6) 0% (40) 2% (9) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 47%(46) 33%(04) 5% (46) 6% (8) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 50%(75) 3%(09) 0% (35) 9% (32) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 62%(76) 32% (9) 5% (4) % (4) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 56%(70) 3% (93) 0% (3) 4% () 305 Tea Party: Supporter 60%(334) 3%(74) 6% (33) 2% (4) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 55%(787) 30%(425) %(52) 5% (69) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 65%(396) 26%(57) 7% (44) 3% (5) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 52%(256) 33%(65) % (54) 4% (9) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 57%(396) 32%(223) 8% (54) 3% (23) 695 Educ: < College 53%(696) 3%(408) %(45) 5% (66) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 62%(277) 29%(29) 6% (27) 2% (0) 444 Educ: Post-grad 63%(53) 28% (67) 6% (4) 3% (7) 24 Income: Under 50k 53%(587) 30%(329) %(27) 6% (63) 05 Income: 50k-100k 59%(378) 3%(97) 7% (46) 3% (7) 638 Income: 100k+ 63%(6) 3% (79) 5% (4) % (4) 258 Ethnicity: White 56%(98) 3%(499) 9%(48) 4% (65) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 6%(09) 25% (45) 0% (8) 4% (7) 79 Continued on next page 18 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C4
Table C4: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the most recent presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th? Demographic A Lot Some Not Much Nothing At All Total N Registered Voters 56%(26) 30%(605) 9%(87) 4% (83) 200 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 60%(54) 26% (68) 0% (26) 4% (0) 257 Ethnicity: Other 48% (55) 34% (38) % (3) 7% (8) 4 Relig: Protestant 59%(30) 28%(49) 9% (47) 3% (6) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 63%(256) 27%(2) 7% (28) 3% () 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 52%(272) 33%(7) % (57) 5% (24) 524 Relig: Something Else 49%(68) 32%(09) 2% (4) 7% (25) 344 Relig: Jewish 66% (35) 26% (4) 3% (2) 5% (2) 53 Relig: Evangelical 59%(333) 3%(7) 7% (4) 3% (6) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 6%(350) 27%(53) 8% (48) 3% (9) 570 Relig: All Christian 60%(683) 29%(324) 8% (89) 3% (34) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 5%(44) 32%(280) % (98) 6% (49) 867 Community: Urban 56%(286) 29%(49) 0% (50) 4% (22) 508 Community: Suburban 57%(523) 3%(282) 9% (86) 3% (29) 92 Community: Rural 55%(37) 30%(73) 9% (50) 6% (32) 572 Employ: Private Sector 57%(367) 3%(20) 9% (57) 4% (24) 648 Employ: Government 52% (7) 40% (54) 7% (9) 2% (3) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 55% (99) 3% (55) 9% (6) 4% (8) 79 Employ: Homemaker 46% (77) 35% (58) % (8) 8% (3) 66 Employ: Student 73% (48) 6% () 7% (4) 4% (3) 66 Employ: Retired 63%(303) 26%(25) 7% (35) 4% (9) 482 Employ: Unemployed 48% (79) 32% (53) 8% (29) 2% (3) 65 Employ: Other 52% (8) 30% (48) % (7) 7% () 57 Job Type: White-collar 62%(45) 30%(28) 5% (40) 3% (2) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 57%(53) 28%(255) %(03) 3% (26) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 43%(63) 35%(3) 2% (44) 0% (36) 374 Military HH: Yes 6%(230) 29%(0) 6% (2) 3% (3) 374 Military HH: No 55%(896) 30%(495) 0%(66) 4% (7) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 64%(355) 24%(32) 9% (49) 4% (22) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 53%(77) 33%(472) 0%(37) 4% (62) 442 Obama Job: Approve 60%(563) 29%(270) 9% (82) 3% (28) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 55%(538) 32%(33) 9% (90) 4% (37) 978 Continued on next page
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Table C4: How much have you seen, read, or heard about the most recent presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th? Demographic A Lot Some Not Much Nothing At All Total N Registered Voters 56%(26) 30%(605) 9%(87) 4% (83) 200 #1 Issue: Economy 59%(4) 29%(200) 9% (65) 3% (2) 697 #1 Issue: Security 62%(279) 29%(32) 7% (3) 3% (2) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 50%(45) 32% (93) 3% (37) 5% (5) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 5%(24) 33% (80) % (26) 6% (3) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 6% (45) 28% (20) 2% (2) 8% (6) 73 #1 Issue: Education 50% (60) 35% (4) % (3) 4% (4) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 56% (36) 30% (20) 5% (3) 8% (5) 64 #1 Issue: Other 43% (26) 30% (9) 6% (0) % (7) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 64%(460) 26%(88) 7% (48) 3% (22) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 57%(384) 33%(220) 7% (46) 3% (9) 669 2014 Vote: Other 38% (30) 33% (26) 22% (7) 7% (6) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 47%(25) 32%(7) 4% (75) 7% (35) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 6%(56) 28%(237) 8% (68) 3% (28) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 57%(382) 32%(28) 8% (53) 3% (20) 672 2012 Vote: Other 5% (38) 30% (23) 2% (9) 7% (5) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 47%(87) 32%(27) 4% (57) 7% (30) 400 4-Region: Northeast 6%(223) 27% (98) 8% (30) 4% (5) 365 4-Region: Midwest 52%(246) 33%(56) % (50) 4% (9) 472 4-Region: South 57%(426) 30%(223) 8% (62) 4% (32) 743 4-Region: West 55%(232) 30%(28) 0% (44) 4% (7) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C5_1: And, did you see, read, or hear about the presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th, in any of the following ways? Watching on TV Demographic Yes No Total N Registered Voters 76% (466) 24% (452) 98 Gender: Male 78% (700) 22% (202) 902 Gender: Female 75% (766) 25% (250) 06 Age: 18-29 75% (225) 25% (76) 30 Age: 30-44 75% (360) 25% (20) 479 Age: 45-54 76% (32) 24% (00) 420 Age: 55-64 77% (235) 23% (72) 307 Age: 65+ 79% (326) 2% (85) 4 PID: Dem (no lean) 79% (578) 2% (50) 728 PID: Ind (no lean) 72% (445) 28% (69) 64 PID: Rep (no lean) 77% (443) 23% (32) 575 PID/Gender: Dem Men 8% (263) 9% (62) 325 PID/Gender: Dem Women 78% (35) 22% (88) 404 PID/Gender: Ind Men 73% (25) 27% (8) 296 PID/Gender: Ind Women 72% (230) 28% (88) 38 PID/Gender: Rep Men 79% (223) 2% (58) 28 PID/Gender: Rep Women 75% (220) 25% (74) 294 Tea Party: Supporter 80% (43) 20% (0) 54 Tea Party: Not Supporter 75% (026) 25% (338) 364 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 80% (479) 20% (9) 597 Ideo: Moderate (4) 74% (353) 26% (22) 476 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 76% (53) 24% (60) 673 Educ: < College 75% (936) 25% (33) 249 Educ: Bachelors degree 78% (34) 22% (93) 434 Educ: Post-grad 8% (89) 9% (45) 234 Income: Under 50k 74% (774) 26% (268) 042 Income: 50k-100k 78% (484) 22% (37) 62 Income: 100k+ 82% (208) 8% (46) 254 Ethnicity: White 75% (80) 25% (384) 564 Continued on next page 21 Morning Consult Table C5_1
Table C5_1: And, did you see, read, or hear about the presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th, in any of the following ways? Watching on TV Demographic Yes No Total N Registered Voters 76% (466) 24% (452) 98 Ethnicity: Hispanic 8% (39) 9% (33) 72 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 83% (204) 7% (43) 247 Ethnicity: Other 76% (8) 24% (25) 06 Relig: Protestant 75% (380) 25% (25) 505 Relig: Roman Catholic 85% (335) 5% (6) 396 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 72% (358) 28% (42) 500 Relig: Something Else 74% (236) 26% (82) 39 Relig: Jewish 85% (43) 5% (8) 50 Relig: Evangelical 78% (423) 22% (22) 545 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 8% (445) 9% (06) 55 Relig: All Christian 79% (868) 2% (228) 096 Relig: All Non-Christian 73% (595) 27% (224) 88 Community: Urban 77% (374) 23% () 485 Community: Suburban 77% (686) 23% (206) 892 Community: Rural 75% (406) 25% (35) 54 Employ: Private Sector 77% (478) 23% (46) 625 Employ: Government 8% (09) 9% (26) 34 Employ: Self-Employed 73% (26) 27% (45) 7 Employ: Homemaker 73% () 27% (42) 52 Employ: Student 73% (46) 27% (7) 63 Employ: Retired 80% (370) 20% (94) 464 Employ: Unemployed 77% (25) 23% (37) 62 Employ: Other 69% (0) 3% (45) 46 Job Type: White-collar 8% (573) 9% (36) 709 Job Type: Blue-collar 75% (649) 25% (222) 870 Job Type: Don’t Know 72% (244) 28% (94) 338 Military HH: Yes 8% (29) 9% (70) 36 Military HH: No 75% (75) 25% (382) 557 RD/WT: Right Direction 82% (442) 8% (95) 537 RD/WT: Wrong Track 74% (024) 26% (357) 38 Continued on next page
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Table C5_1: And, did you see, read, or hear about the presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th, in any of the following ways? Watching on TV Demographic Yes No Total N Registered Voters 76% (466) 24% (452) 98 Obama Job: Approve 80% (727) 20% (87) 95 Obama Job: Disapprove 74% (697) 26% (243) 940 #1 Issue: Economy 77% (523) 23% (53) 676 #1 Issue: Security 80% (354) 20% (88) 442 #1 Issue: Health Care 75% (204) 25% (70) 274 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 74% (70) 26% (6) 230 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 80% (53) 20% (4) 67 #1 Issue: Education 73% (84) 27% (30) 4 #1 Issue: Energy 74% (43) 26% (6) 59 #1 Issue: Other 6% (33) 39% (2) 55 2014 Vote: Democrat 8% (566) 9% (30) 696 2014 Vote: Republican 79% (5) 2% (39) 650 2014 Vote: Other 68% (50) 32% (23) 73 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 68% (337) 32% (59) 497 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 78% (643) 22% (78) 82 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 76% (499) 24% (54) 653 2012 Vote: Other 75% (52) 25% (8) 70 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 72% (269) 28% (02) 37 4-Region: Northeast 79% (277) 2% (73) 35 4-Region: Midwest 70% (38) 30% (35) 453 4-Region: South 78% (558) 22% (54) 7 4-Region: West 78% (33) 22% (90) 403 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C5_2: And, did you see, read, or hear about the presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th, in any of the following ways? Following via social media such as Twitter, Facebook, or SnapChat Demographic Yes No Total N Registered Voters 5% (972) 49% (946) 98 Gender: Male 52% (468) 48% (434) 902 Gender: Female 50% (504) 50% (52) 06 Age: 18-29 75% (224) 25% (76) 30 Age: 30-44 67% (322) 33% (58) 479 Age: 45-54 49% (207) 5% (23) 420 Age: 55-64 37% (4) 63% (93) 307 Age: 65+ 26% (05) 74% (306) 4 PID: Dem (no lean) 55% (397) 45% (33) 728 PID: Ind (no lean) 48% (296) 52% (38) 64 PID: Rep (no lean) 48% (278) 52% (297) 575 PID/Gender: Dem Men 60% (94) 40% (3) 325 PID/Gender: Dem Women 5% (204) 49% (200) 404 PID/Gender: Ind Men 47% (40) 53% (56) 296 PID/Gender: Ind Women 49% (56) 5% (62) 38 PID/Gender: Rep Men 48% (35) 52% (46) 28 PID/Gender: Rep Women 49% (43) 5% (5) 294 Tea Party: Supporter 56% (302) 44% (239) 54 Tea Party: Not Supporter 49% (662) 5% (702) 364 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 59% (354) 4% (243) 597 Ideo: Moderate (4) 49% (23) 5% (245) 476 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 44% (298) 56% (374) 673 Educ: < College 50% (624) 50% (625) 249 Educ: Bachelors degree 54% (233) 46% (202) 434 Educ: Post-grad 49% (5) 5% (20) 234 Income: Under 50k 50% (524) 50% (58) 042 Income: 50k-100k 5% (37) 49% (304) 62 Income: 100k+ 5% (30) 49% (24) 254 Ethnicity: White 50% (776) 50% (788) 564 Continued on next page 24 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C5_2
Table C5_2: And, did you see, read, or hear about the presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th, in any of the following ways? Following via social media such as Twitter, Facebook, or SnapChat Demographic Yes No Total N Registered Voters 5% (972) 49% (946) 98 Ethnicity: Hispanic 66% (4) 34% (58) 72 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 55% (35) 45% (2) 247 Ethnicity: Other 57% (6) 43% (45) 06 Relig: Protestant 44% (220) 56% (286) 505 Relig: Roman Catholic 46% (80) 54% (26) 396 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 58% (29) 42% (209) 500 Relig: Something Else 5% (63) 49% (55) 39 Relig: Jewish 44% (22) 56% (28) 50 Relig: Evangelical 53% (292) 47% (254) 545 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 4% (225) 59% (326) 55 Relig: All Christian 47% (56) 53% (580) 096 Relig: All Non-Christian 56% (454) 44% (364) 88 Community: Urban 56% (272) 44% (23) 485 Community: Suburban 50% (450) 50% (442) 892 Community: Rural 46% (249) 54% (29) 54 Employ: Private Sector 6% (380) 39% (245) 625 Employ: Government 48% (64) 52% (70) 34 Employ: Self-Employed 54% (92) 46% (79) 7 Employ: Homemaker 57% (86) 43% (66) 52 Employ: Student 73% (46) 27% (7) 63 Employ: Retired 26% (2) 74% (342) 464 Employ: Unemployed 59% (95) 4% (66) 62 Employ: Other 59% (86) 4% (6) 46 Job Type: White-collar 50% (356) 50% (353) 709 Job Type: Blue-collar 49% (424) 5% (446) 870 Job Type: Don’t Know 57% (9) 43% (47) 338 Military HH: Yes 45% (63) 55% (98) 36 Military HH: No 52% (809) 48% (748) 557 RD/WT: Right Direction 53% (284) 47% (253) 537 RD/WT: Wrong Track 50% (687) 50% (693) 38 Continued on next page
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Table C5_2: And, did you see, read, or hear about the presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th, in any of the following ways? Following via social media such as Twitter, Facebook, or SnapChat Demographic Yes No Total N Registered Voters 5% (972) 49% (946) 98 Obama Job: Approve 55% (500) 45% (45) 95 Obama Job: Disapprove 47% (44) 53% (500) 940 #1 Issue: Economy 52% (354) 48% (322) 676 #1 Issue: Security 52% (228) 48% (24) 442 #1 Issue: Health Care 49% (33) 5% (4) 274 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 34% (79) 66% (5) 230 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 68% (46) 32% (2) 67 #1 Issue: Education 66% (76) 34% (38) 4 #1 Issue: Energy 47% (28) 53% (3) 59 #1 Issue: Other 5% (28) 49% (27) 55 2014 Vote: Democrat 55% (379) 45% (36) 696 2014 Vote: Republican 45% (289) 55% (36) 650 2014 Vote: Other 35% (26) 65% (48) 73 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 56% (277) 44% (220) 497 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 52% (430) 48% (39) 82 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 45% (294) 55% (358) 653 2012 Vote: Other 5% (36) 49% (34) 70 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 57% (2) 43% (59) 37 4-Region: Northeast 52% (8) 48% (69) 35 4-Region: Midwest 5% (229) 49% (224) 453 4-Region: South 50% (356) 50% (355) 7 4-Region: West 5% (205) 49% (98) 403 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C5_3: And, did you see, read, or hear about the presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th, in any of the following ways? Talking to friends of family Demographic Yes No Total N Registered Voters 64% (234) 36% (684) 98 Gender: Male 66% (592) 34% (30) 902 Gender: Female 63% (642) 37% (374) 06 Age: 18-29 79% (239) 2% (62) 30 Age: 30-44 70% (335) 30% (45) 479 Age: 45-54 6% (258) 39% (62) 420 Age: 55-64 63% (92) 37% (4) 307 Age: 65+ 5% (20) 49% (20) 4 PID: Dem (no lean) 69% (504) 3% (224) 728 PID: Ind (no lean) 6% (374) 39% (240) 64 PID: Rep (no lean) 62% (355) 38% (220) 575 PID/Gender: Dem Men 74% (239) 26% (86) 325 PID/Gender: Dem Women 66% (266) 34% (38) 404 PID/Gender: Ind Men 58% (73) 42% (23) 296 PID/Gender: Ind Women 63% (202) 37% (6) 38 PID/Gender: Rep Men 64% (80) 36% (0) 28 PID/Gender: Rep Women 59% (75) 4% (9) 294 Tea Party: Supporter 72% (388) 28% (53) 54 Tea Party: Not Supporter 6% (837) 39% (527) 364 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 72% (430) 28% (67) 597 Ideo: Moderate (4) 60% (286) 40% (90) 476 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 62% (48) 38% (255) 673 Educ: < College 62% (779) 38% (47) 249 Educ: Bachelors degree 68% (295) 32% (40) 434 Educ: Post-grad 68% (60) 32% (74) 234 Income: Under 50k 62% (643) 38% (400) 042 Income: 50k-100k 67% (46) 33% (205) 62 Income: 100k+ 69% (74) 3% (80) 254 Ethnicity: White 62% (976) 38% (588) 564 Continued on next page 27 Morning Consult Table C5_3
Table C5_3: And, did you see, read, or hear about the presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th, in any of the following ways? Talking to friends of family Demographic Yes No Total N Registered Voters 64% (234) 36% (684) 98 Ethnicity: Hispanic 78% (34) 22% (38) 72 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 75% (86) 25% (62) 247 Ethnicity: Other 68% (72) 32% (34) 06 Relig: Protestant 62% (3) 38% (94) 505 Relig: Roman Catholic 6% (242) 39% (54) 396 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 64% (320) 36% (80) 500 Relig: Something Else 68% (28) 32% (0) 39 Relig: Jewish 70% (36) 30% (5) 50 Relig: Evangelical 68% (37) 32% (74) 545 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 58% (322) 42% (229) 55 Relig: All Christian 63% (693) 37% (403) 096 Relig: All Non-Christian 66% (538) 34% (28) 88 Community: Urban 68% (329) 32% (56) 485 Community: Suburban 64% (574) 36% (38) 892 Community: Rural 6% (330) 39% (20) 54 Employ: Private Sector 69% (429) 3% (96) 625 Employ: Government 63% (85) 37% (49) 34 Employ: Self-Employed 72% (24) 28% (47) 7 Employ: Homemaker 63% (96) 37% (56) 52 Employ: Student 77% (48) 23% (5) 63 Employ: Retired 54% (252) 46% (22) 464 Employ: Unemployed 64% (03) 36% (59) 62 Employ: Other 66% (96) 34% (50) 46 Job Type: White-collar 69% (487) 3% (222) 709 Job Type: Blue-collar 6% (530) 39% (340) 870 Job Type: Don’t Know 64% (27) 36% (22) 338 Military HH: Yes 60% (28) 40% (43) 36 Military HH: No 65% (06) 35% (54) 557 RD/WT: Right Direction 74% (399) 26% (38) 537 RD/WT: Wrong Track 60% (835) 40% (546) 38 Continued on next page
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Table C5_3: And, did you see, read, or hear about the presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th, in any of the following ways? Talking to friends of family Demographic Yes No Total N Registered Voters 64% (234) 36% (684) 98 Obama Job: Approve 70% (640) 30% (275) 95 Obama Job: Disapprove 60% (565) 40% (375) 940 #1 Issue: Economy 65% (438) 35% (238) 676 #1 Issue: Security 64% (284) 36% (58) 442 #1 Issue: Health Care 65% (77) 35% (97) 274 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 58% (33) 42% (97) 230 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 72% (48) 28% (9) 67 #1 Issue: Education 73% (83) 27% (3) 4 #1 Issue: Energy 69% (4) 3% (8) 59 #1 Issue: Other 52% (28) 48% (26) 55 2014 Vote: Democrat 72% (499) 28% (96) 696 2014 Vote: Republican 6% (399) 39% (25) 650 2014 Vote: Other 52% (38) 48% (35) 73 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 60% (297) 40% (200) 497 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 69% (570) 3% (25) 82 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 6% (397) 39% (256) 653 2012 Vote: Other 63% (44) 37% (26) 70 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 60% (22) 40% (50) 37 4-Region: Northeast 68% (238) 32% (3) 35 4-Region: Midwest 60% (270) 40% (83) 453 4-Region: South 65% (463) 35% (249) 7 4-Region: West 65% (263) 35% (40) 403 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C6: Did you happen to watch the most recent presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th? Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 60%(204) 37%(750) 2% (47) 200 Gender: Male 63%(589) 35%(326) 2% (8) 933 Gender: Female 58%(65) 40%(423) 3% (29) 068 Age: 18-29 58%(84) 39%(22) 3% (0) 36 Age: 30-44 59%(298) 38%(89) 3% (5) 503 Age: 45-54 59%(255) 38%(62) 3% (5) 432 Age: 55-64 58%(87) 4%(33) % (3) 323 Age: 65+ 65%(280) 33%(43) % (4) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 64%(479) 33%(247) 3% (2) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 54%(356) 43%(285) 3% (23) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 63%(369) 37%(28) % (3) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 66%(220) 32%(06) 2% (8) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 63%(259) 34%(4) 3% (3) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 55%(74) 42%(30) 3% (0) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 52%(83) 44%(54) 4% (3) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 68%(95) 32% (90) — (0) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 57%(74) 42%(28) % (3) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 67%(370) 32%(75) 2% (9) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 58%(827) 40%(568) 3% (38) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 67%(40) 32%(94) % (8) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 56%(278) 42%(207) 2% (0) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 62%(434) 36%(25) 2% () 695 Educ: < College 56%(74) 4%(536) 3% (38) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 67%(296) 32%(43) % (6) 444 Educ: Post-grad 69%(67) 29% (7) % (3) 24 Income: Under 50k 55%(608) 42%(46) 3% (37) 05 Income: 50k-100k 65%(48) 33%(22) % (8) 638 Income: 100k+ 69%(79) 30% (77) % (3) 258 Ethnicity: White 59%(969) 39%(633) 2% (27) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 68%(2) 29% (52) 3% (6) 79 Continued on next page 30 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C6
Table C6: Did you happen to watch the most recent presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th? Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 60%(204) 37%(750) 2% (47) 200 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 64%(65) 30% (77) 6% (5) 257 Ethnicity: Other 6% (70) 35%(40) 4% (5) 4 Relig: Protestant 62%(326) 37%(92) % (4) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 69%(280) 30%(22) % (5) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 56%(294) 4%(23) 3% (6) 524 Relig: Something Else 55%(89) 40%(36) 5% (8) 344 Relig: Jewish 64% (34) 33% (7) 3% (2) 53 Relig: Evangelical 62%(345) 37%(208) % (8) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 65%(372) 34%(93) % (5) 570 Relig: All Christian 63%(77) 35%(400) % (3) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 56%(484) 40%(349) 4% (34) 867 Community: Urban 6%(308) 36%(82) 3% (7) 508 Community: Suburban 6%(557) 38%(349) 2% (4) 92 Community: Rural 59%(339) 38%(28) 3% (6) 572 Employ: Private Sector 6%(395) 37%(238) 2% (5) 648 Employ: Government 67% (92) 32% (43) % () 37 Employ: Self-Employed 6%(08) 39% (70) — () 79 Employ: Homemaker 5% (85) 44% (74) 4% (7) 66 Employ: Student 58% (39) 39% (26) 2% (2) 66 Employ: Retired 66%(36) 34%(62) % (4) 482 Employ: Unemployed 52% (87) 45% (74) 3% (4) 65 Employ: Other 52% (82) 40% (62) 8% (3) 57 Job Type: White-collar 67%(49) 32%(232) % (7) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 60%(534) 40%(356) % (7) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 48%(79) 43%(62) 9% (33) 374 Military HH: Yes 65%(243) 34%(26) % (5) 374 Military HH: No 59%(96) 38%(624) 3% (42) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 70%(393) 26%(46) 4% (20) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 56%(8) 42%(604) 2% (27) 442 Obama Job: Approve 65%(67) 33%(307) 2% (9) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 57%(556) 42%(43) % (9) 978 Continued on next page
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Table C6: Did you happen to watch the most recent presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday, October 9th? Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 60%(204) 37%(750) 2% (47) 200 #1 Issue: Economy 6%(426) 37%(26) % (0) 697 #1 Issue: Security 66%(30) 33%(48) % (4) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 57%(64) 38%(09) 6% (6) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 59%(43) 39% (96) 2% (5) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 6%(44) 34% (25) 5% (4) 73 #1 Issue: Education 56%(66) 4% (48) 3% (4) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 56% (36) 42% (27) 2% () 64 #1 Issue: Other 38% (24) 57% (35) 5% (3) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 68%(487) 3%(29) 2% (2) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 63%(424) 36%(240) % (5) 669 2014 Vote: Other 46% (36) 49% (39) 5% (4) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 48%(256) 47%(249) 5% (26) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 64%(543) 34%(287) 2% (20) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 62%(43) 38%(256) — (3) 672 2012 Vote: Other 54% (4) 40% (30) 6% (4) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5%(205) 44%(75) 5% (20) 400 4-Region: Northeast 65%(238) 33%(20) 2% (7) 365 4-Region: Midwest 5%(240) 47%(22) 2% () 472 4-Region: South 60%(449) 37%(273) 3% (2) 743 4-Region: West 66%(277) 32%(36) 2% (8) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C7: And, did you I didnt watch the debate, but read or heard about Watch only the debate on the Watch all of the Watch most of some of the news or social Don’t Know / Demographic debate the debate debate media No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 54%(647) 3%(373) 4%(66) %(4) — (5) 204 Gender: Male 53%(32) 32%(88) 3%(78) %(7) %(4) 589 Gender: Female 54%(335) 30%(85) 4%(88) %(7) — () 65 Age: 18-29 44%(8) 36%(67) 8%(33) %(2) %() 84 Age: 30-44 50%(50) 37%(0) %(33) %(2) %(2) 298 Age: 45-54 50%(27) 34%(86) 4%(36) 2%(6) — () 255 Age: 55-64 59%(0) 26%(48) 5%(28) %() — (0) 87 Age: 65+ 64%(79) 22%(62) 3%(37) %(2) — () 280 PID: Dem (no lean) 57%(27) 3%(50) %(52) %(5) — () 479 PID: Ind (no lean) 47%(68) 33%(9) 7%(6) 2%(7) — () 356 PID: Rep (no lean) 56%(208) 28%(04) 4%(53) %(2) %(2) 369 PID/Gender: Dem Men 54%(20) 37%(8) 8%(8) — (0) %() 220 PID/Gender: Dem Women 58%(5) 27%(69) 3%(34) 2%(4) — (0) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Men 49%(85) 30%(52) 8%(3) 3%(5) — () 74 PID/Gender: Ind Women 45%(83) 36%(67) 7%(30) %(2) — () 83 PID/Gender: Rep Men 55%(08) 28%(55) 5%(29) %() %(2) 95 PID/Gender: Rep Women 58%(00) 28%(49) 4%(24) — () — (0) 74 Tea Party: Supporter 55%(204) 32%(20) 2%(45) — () — () 370 Tea Party: Not Supporter 53%(44) 30%(250) 4%(9) 2%(3) — (4) 827 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 57%(234) 34%(38) 8%(34) %(3) — () 40 Ideo: Moderate (4) 46%(27) 35%(97) 7%(46) 2%(6) — () 278 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 57%(249) 26%(3) 6%(7) — () — () 434 Educ: < College 52%(382) 33%(244) 4%(04) %(8) — (3) 74 Educ: Bachelors degree 60%(76) 26%(78) 3%(39) %(3) — (0) 296 Educ: Post-grad 53%(89) 3%(5) 4%(23) %(2) %(2) 67 Continued on next page
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Table C7: And, did you I didnt watch the debate, but read or heard about Watch only the debate on the Watch all of the Watch most of some of the news or social Don’t Know / Demographic debate the debate debate media No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 54%(647) 3%(373) 4%(66) %(4) — (5) 204 Income: Under 50k 55%(335) 30%(82) 3%(80) 2%() — (0) 608 Income: 50k-100k 50%(20) 35%(45) 4%(58) — () %(3) 48 Income: 100k+ 57%(0) 26%(46) 6%(28) %(2) %() 79 Ethnicity: White 56%(543) 29%(278) 4%(38) %(7) — (4) 969 Ethnicity: Hispanic 56%(68) 29%(36) 2%(5) 2%(3) %() 2 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 45%(75) 4%(68) 9%(5) 4%(6) %() 65 Ethnicity: Other 42%(29) 39%(27) 7%(2) %() — (0) 70 Relig: Protestant 62%(20) 24%(80) 4%(44) — (0) — () 326 Relig: Roman Catholic 6%(70) 29%(80) 9%(26) %(2) — () 280 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 48%(42) 34%(00) 6%(48) %(2) — () 294 Relig: Something Else 40%(75) 38%(73) 7%(32) 4%(8) %() 89 Relig: Evangelical 59%(203) 27%(92) 4%(48) — () — () 345 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 6%(225) 29%(07) 0%(36) %(2) — () 372 Relig: All Christian 60%(428) 28%(99) 2%(85) — (3) — (2) 77 Relig: All Non-Christian 45%(27) 36%(73) 7%(80) 2%(0) %(3) 484 Community: Urban 53%(63) 35%(08) 0%(3) 2%(6) — () 308 Community: Suburban 55%(304) 30%(64) 4%(79) %(7) — (3) 557 Community: Rural 53%(80) 30%(0) 6%(56) — () — () 339 Employ: Private Sector 50%(97) 36%(42) 3%(53) %(2) — (0) 395 Employ: Government 38%(35) 52%(48) 8%(7) — (0) 2%(2) 92 Employ: Self-Employed 53%(58) 3%(33) 2%(3) 4%(5) — (0) 08 Employ: Homemaker 44%(38) 34%(28) 22%(9) — (0) — (0) 85 Employ: Retired 67%(23) 2%(65) 2%(37) — () — () 36 Employ: Unemployed 49%(42) 25%(22) 20%(7) 6%(6) — (0) 87 Employ: Other 57%(47) 27%(22) 6%(3) — (0) %() 82 Continued on next page
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Table C7: And, did you I didnt watch the debate, but read or heard about Watch only the debate on the Watch all of the Watch most of some of the news or social Don’t Know / Demographic debate the debate debate media No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 54%(647) 3%(373) 4%(66) %(4) — (5) 204 Job Type: White-collar 56%(276) 30%(49) 3%(62) — (2) — () 49 Job Type: Blue-collar 5%(274) 33%(77) 4%(75) %(8) — () 534 Job Type: Don’t Know 54%(96) 26%(47) 6%(29) 2%(4) 2%(3) 79 Military HH: Yes 60%(46) 26%(62) 4%(33) — () — () 243 Military HH: No 52%(50) 32%(3) 4%(33) %(3) — (4) 96 RD/WT: Right Direction 60%(236) 30%(20) 7%(29) %(4) %(4) 393 RD/WT: Wrong Track 5%(4) 3%(253) 7%(37) %(0) — () 8 Obama Job: Approve 54%(332) 32%(98) 2%(74) 2%(0) %(4) 67 Obama Job: Disapprove 54%(303) 29%(62) 5%(86) %(4) — () 556 #1 Issue: Economy 53%(225) 30%(26) 5%(66) %(6) %(3) 426 #1 Issue: Security 59%(78) 28%(85) 2%(35) %(3) — (0) 30 #1 Issue: Health Care 55%(9) 3%(5) 2%(20) 2%(3) — (0) 64 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 48%(68) 37%(53) 4%(20) %() — (0) 43 #1 Issue: Education 45%(29) 36%(24) 7%() — (0) 2%() 66 2014 Vote: Democrat 57%(279) 33%(59) 9%(42) %(6) — () 487 2014 Vote: Republican 55%(234) 29%(23) 5%(64) — (2) — (2) 424 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 47%(9) 29%(75) 2%(54) 2%(5) %(2) 256 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 57%(30) 33%(78) 9%(46) %(7) — (2) 543 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 56%(233) 27%(3) 6%(65) — (2) — () 43 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 40%(82) 34%(70) 23%(46) 2%(5) %(2) 205 4-Region: Northeast 58%(38) 3%(73) 9%(22) %(4) %(2) 238 4-Region: Midwest 52%(26) 30%(73) 6%(39) — () %() 240 4-Region: South 53%(239) 3%(4) 4%(62) %(6) — () 449 4-Region: West 52%(43) 3%(87) 6%(43) %(4) — (0) 277 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C8: Based on what you know, who do you think won the (2016) presidential debate on television on Sunday, October 9th? Don’t Know / No Demographic Hillary Clinton Donald Trump Opinion Total N Registered Voters 42%(847) 28%(556) 30%(598) 200 Gender: Male 45%(48) 30%(283) 25%(23) 933 Gender: Female 40%(429) 26%(273) 34%(367) 068 Age: 18-29 57%(79) 22% (69) 22% (68) 36 Age: 30-44 44%(222) 26%(3) 30%(50) 503 Age: 45-54 4%(77) 26%() 33%(44) 432 Age: 55-64 4%(32) 27% (86) 33%(05) 323 Age: 65+ 32%(37) 37%(59) 3%(3) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 74%(552) 7% (52) 9%(43) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 33%(29) 27%(77) 40%(267) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 3% (76) 55%(327) 32%(88) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 79%(264) 6% (2) 5% (49) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 70%(288) 8% (3) 23% (93) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 37%(7) 29% (9) 34%(06) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 29%(02) 25% (86) 46%(62) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 3% (37) 60%(72) 27% (76) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 3% (39) 5%(55) 37%() 305 Tea Party: Supporter 34%(90) 43%(239) 23%(25) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 45%(650) 22%(34) 33%(469) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 72%(44) 3% (77) 5% (95) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 44%(26) 23%(3) 34%(66) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 20%(38) 47%(325) 33%(232) 695 Educ: < College 40%(520) 29%(385) 3%(40) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 46%(206) 25%() 29%(27) 444 Educ: Post-grad 50%(2) 25% (59) 25% (6) 24 Income: Under 50k 4%(454) 28%(309) 3%(342) 05 Income: 50k-100k 43%(27) 26%(68) 3%(99) 638 Income: 100k+ 47%(2) 3% (80) 22% (57) 258 Ethnicity: White 36%(585) 33%(535) 3%(50) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 62%() 20% (37) 7% (3) 79 Continued on next page 36 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C8
Table C8: Based on what you know, who do you think won the (2016) presidential debate on television on Sunday, October 9th? Don’t Know / No Demographic Hillary Clinton Donald Trump Opinion Total N Registered Voters 42%(847) 28%(556) 30%(598) 200 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 79%(203) % (2) 20% (53) 257 Ethnicity: Other 52% (59) 7% (9) 3% (36) 4 Relig: Protestant 30%(57) 38%(200) 32%(64) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 48%(95) 29%(7) 23% (95) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 48%(253) 20%(07) 3%(64) 524 Relig: Something Else 48%(64) 20% (67) 33%(3) 344 Relig: Jewish 66% (35) 5% (8) 9% (0) 53 Relig: Evangelical 33%(86) 38%(20) 29%(65) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 43%(243) 30%(7) 27%(56) 570 Relig: All Christian 38%(429) 34%(38) 28%(32) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 48%(47) 20%(74) 32%(276) 867 Community: Urban 55%(28) 8% (93) 26%(33) 508 Community: Suburban 42%(386) 28%(255) 30%(280) 92 Community: Rural 3%(79) 36%(208) 32%(85) 572 Employ: Private Sector 45%(292) 26%(70) 29%(86) 648 Employ: Government 50% (69) 25% (34) 25% (34) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 42% (75) 29% (52) 29% (52) 79 Employ: Homemaker 38% (63) 28%(46) 35% (57) 66 Employ: Student 65% (43) 6% () 8% (2) 66 Employ: Retired 36%(75) 35%(7) 28%(37) 482 Employ: Unemployed 44% (72) 20% (33) 36%(60) 65 Employ: Other 37% (58) 25%(40) 38%(60) 57 Job Type: White-collar 44%(320) 3%(224) 25%(86) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 4%(370) 30%(265) 29%(26) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 42%(57) 8% (67) 40%(50) 374 Military HH: Yes 38%(44) 35%(29) 27%(0) 374 Military HH: No 43%(703) 26%(427) 3%(497) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 75%(420) 9% (52) 6% (87) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 30%(427) 35%(505) 35%(5) 442 Obama Job: Approve 72%(682) 7% (65) 2%(96) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 5%(47) 49%(483) 36%(347) 978 Continued on next page
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Table C8: Based on what you know, who do you think won the (2016) presidential debate on television on Sunday, October 9th? Don’t Know / No Demographic Hillary Clinton Donald Trump Opinion Total N Registered Voters 42%(847) 28%(556) 30%(598) 200 #1 Issue: Economy 42%(290) 28%(93) 3%(24) 697 #1 Issue: Security 30%(34) 43%(94) 28%(25) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 45%(30) 25% (73) 30% (86) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 47%(4) 22% (53) 32% (77) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 70% (5) 9% (7) 2% (5) 73 #1 Issue: Education 57% (67) 3% (6) 30% (35) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 64% (4) 2% (7) 24% (5) 64 #1 Issue: Other 30% (9) 23% (4) 47% (29) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 72%(59) 8% (59) 9%(40) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 5%(00) 52%(347) 33%(22) 669 2014 Vote: Other 7% (4) 25% (20) 58%(46) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 40%(24) 24%(29) 35%(88) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 68%(576) 9% (76) 23%(97) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 5%(0) 53%(356) 32%(24) 672 2012 Vote: Other 8% (6) 3% (24) 6%(46) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(63) 25% (99) 35%(38) 400 4-Region: Northeast 44%(6) 27%(00) 29%(05) 365 4-Region: Midwest 40%(89) 26%(25) 34%(58) 472 4-Region: South 40%(294) 30%(224) 30%(225) 743 4-Region: West 48%(203) 26%(08) 26%(0) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C9: And, did the presidential debate happen to change your mind about who you will vote for Novembers election? Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 2%(4) 83%(004) 5% (59) 204 Gender: Male 7% (99) 79%(467) 4% (23) 589 Gender: Female 7% (4) 87%(537) 6% (37) 65 Age: 18-29 2% (38) 76%(40) 3% (6) 84 Age: 30-44 2%(64) 74%(22) 4% (3) 298 Age: 45-54 9% (23) 86%(29) 5% (3) 255 Age: 55-64 4% (8) 89%(67) 6% (2) 87 Age: 65+ 3% (8) 92%(257) 6% (5) 280 PID: Dem (no lean) 4% (69) 83%(398) 2% () 479 PID: Ind (no lean) %(40) 79%(282) 9% (34) 356 PID: Rep (no lean) 8% (3) 88%(324) 4% (4) 369 PID/Gender: Dem Men 23% (5) 74%(64) 3% (6) 220 PID/Gender: Dem Women 7% (8) 9%(235) 2% (6) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Men 5% (26) 77%(34) 8% (3) 74 PID/Gender: Ind Women 8% (5) 8%(48) % (20) 83 PID/Gender: Rep Men 2% (23) 86%(69) 2% (4) 95 PID/Gender: Rep Women 5% (8) 89%(55) 6% () 74 Tea Party: Supporter 26% (95) 72%(266) 3% (9) 370 Tea Party: Not Supporter 5%(44) 89%(733) 6% (50) 827 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 20% (80) 79%(323) 2% (7) 40 Ideo: Moderate (4) 9% (26) 84%(234) 6% (8) 278 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 7% (30) 89%(387) 4% (8) 434 Educ: < College 0% (72) 85%(630) 5% (39) 74 Educ: Bachelors degree 2% (36) 82%(243) 6% (7) 296 Educ: Post-grad 20% (33) 78%(3) 2% (4) 67 Income: Under 50k 3% (78) 82%(496) 6% (34) 608 Income: 50k-100k 0% (42) 85%(354) 5% (22) 48 Income: 100k+ 2% (2) 86%(54) 2% (4) 79 Ethnicity: White 0% (97) 85%(820) 5% (52) 969 Ethnicity: Hispanic 26% (3) 73% (89) % () 2 Continued on next page 39 Morning Consult Table C9
Table C9: And, did the presidential debate happen to change your mind about who you will vote for Novembers election? Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 2%(4) 83%(004) 5% (59) 204 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 20% (33) 77%(27) 4% (6) 65 Ethnicity: Other 5% (0) 83% (58) 2% (2) 70 Relig: Protestant 8% (26) 86%(280) 6% (2) 326 Relig: Roman Catholic 6% (45) 79%(222) 5% (3) 280 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 5% (43) 80%(235) 5% (6) 294 Relig: Something Else 9% (7) 86%(63) 5% (9) 89 Relig: Evangelical 6% (54) 8%(280) 3% () 345 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 7% (26) 87%(322) 6% (24) 372 Relig: All Christian % (80) 84%(603) 5% (34) 77 Relig: All Non-Christian 2%(60) 82%(398) 5% (25) 484 Community: Urban 7% (53) 79%(244) 4% (2) 308 Community: Suburban 9% (50) 85%(475) 6% (32) 557 Community: Rural % (38) 84%(286) 5% (5) 339 Employ: Private Sector 6% (63) 80%(35) 4% (7) 395 Employ: Government 5% (4) 82% (76) 4% (3) 92 Employ: Self-Employed 5% (6) 76% (82) 9% (0) 08 Employ: Homemaker 7% (6) 87% (74) 6% (5) 85 Employ: Retired 4% (3) 9%(288) 5% (6) 36 Employ: Unemployed % (9) 82% (7) 7% (6) 87 Employ: Other 20% (6) 79% (65) % () 82 Job Type: White-collar 2% (6) 84%(4) 4% (8) 49 Job Type: Blue-collar 0% (56) 85%(456) 4% (22) 534 Job Type: Don’t Know 3% (24) 76%(37) 0% (9) 79 Military HH: Yes 7% (4) 79%(9) 5% () 243 Military HH: No 0%(00) 85%(83) 5% (48) 96 RD/WT: Right Direction 24% (93) 74%(293) 2% (8) 393 RD/WT: Wrong Track 6% (48) 88%(72) 6% (5) 8 Obama Job: Approve 9%(6) 79%(485) 3% (6) 67 Obama Job: Disapprove 4% (23) 90%(499) 6% (34) 556 Continued on next page
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Table C9: And, did the presidential debate happen to change your mind about who you will vote for Novembers election? Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 2%(4) 83%(004) 5% (59) 204 #1 Issue: Economy 7% (30) 87%(373) 6% (23) 426 #1 Issue: Security % (34) 83%(250) 5% (6) 30 #1 Issue: Health Care 3% (2) 82%(35) 5% (9) 64 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 3% (8) 85%(22) 2% (3) 43 #1 Issue: Education 27% (8) 67%(44) 6% (4) 66 2014 Vote: Democrat 6% (77) 8%(396) 3% (4) 487 2014 Vote: Republican 2% (50) 83%(353) 5% (22) 424 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5% (4) 89%(227) 6% (6) 256 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 5% (83) 82%(443) 3% (7) 543 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 9% (38) 86%(355) 5% (2) 43 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8% (6) 88%(80) 5% (0) 205 4-Region: Northeast 2% (27) 8%(94) 7% (7) 238 4-Region: Midwest % (27) 83%(99) 6% (5) 240 4-Region: South 0% (43) 87%(390) 4% (6) 449 4-Region: West 6% (43) 80%(222) 4% (2) 277 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C10_1: Did the presidential debate on television Sunday, October 9 give you are more or less favorable view of each of the following, or did it have no impact either way? Donald Trump Somewhat Had no Much more more Somewhat Much less impact either Don’t Know / Demographic favorable favorable less favorable favorable way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 7%(2) 8%(22) 9%(2) 35%(46) 9%(224) 2%(2) 204 Gender: Male 2%(22) 22%(29) %(63) 30%(74) 6%(93) %(7) 589 Gender: Female 4%(89) 5%(9) 8%(49) 39%(242) 2%(3) 2%(4) 65 Age: 18-29 6%(30) 6%(29) 8%(4) 38%(70) 2%(39) %(3) 84 Age: 30-44 6%(47) 2%(63) %(33) 3%(93) 8%(54) 3%(8) 298 Age: 45-54 4%(35) 7%(43) 8%(20) 36%(9) 24%(62) %(3) 255 Age: 55-64 20%(37) 6%(30) %(2) 37%(69) 5%(28) %(2) 87 Age: 65+ 22%(6) 20%(55) 9%(24) 33%(93) 5%(42) 2%(6) 280 PID: Dem (no lean) 6%(28) 7%(34) %(54) 57%(275) 7%(82) %(6) 479 PID: Ind (no lean) 2%(42) 22%(78) %(39) 3%() 2%(73) 4%(3) 356 PID: Rep (no lean) 38%(40) 29%(09) 5%(9) 8%(30) 9%(69) %(3) 369 PID/Gender: Dem Men 7%(6) %(23) 5%(33) 50%(0) 7%(37) %(2) 220 PID/Gender: Dem Women 5%(3) 4%() 8%(2) 64%(65) 8%(46) %(4) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Men 3%(23) 27%(47) %(9) 30%(5) 6%(28) 3%(5) 74 PID/Gender: Ind Women 0%(9) 7%(3) %(20) 33%(60) 25%(45) 4%(8) 83 PID/Gender: Rep Men 42%(83) 30%(59) 6%(2) 7%(3) 5%(29) — (0) 95 PID/Gender: Rep Women 33%(57) 29%(50) 4%(7) 0%(7) 23%(40) 2%(3) 74 Tea Party: Supporter 33%(22) 23%(85) 6%(22) 20%(74) 7%(63) %(4) 370 Tea Party: Not Supporter %(87) 6%(34) %(90) 4%(339) 9%(60) 2%(7) 827 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) %(47) %(45) 9%(38) 52%(25) 6%(64) — (2) 40 Ideo: Moderate (4) 0%(29) 7%(48) %(32) 38%(07) 2%(58) 2%(5) 278 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 29%(27) 27%(6) 7%(32) 6%(70) 9%(84) %(5) 434 Educ: < College 9%(37) 7%(29) 9%(68) 33%(247) 20%(46) 2%(6) 74 Educ: Bachelors degree 6%(47) 9%(56) 9%(27) 37%(09) 9%(55) %(2) 296 Educ: Post-grad 6%(27) 2%(36) 0%(7) 36%(60) 4%(24) 2%(4) 67 Continued on next page
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Table C10_1: Did the presidential debate on television Sunday, October 9 give you are more or less favorable view of each of the following, or did it have no impact either way? Donald Trump Somewhat Had no Much more more Somewhat Much less impact either Don’t Know / Demographic favorable favorable less favorable favorable way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 7%(2) 8%(22) 9%(2) 35%(46) 9%(224) 2%(2) 204 Income: Under 50k 8%(07) 7%(05) 9%(53) 35%(24) 9%(4) 3%(6) 608 Income: 50k-100k 7%(7) 20%(85) %(45) 32%(34) 9%(80) %(2) 48 Income: 100k+ 8%(32) 7%(3) 7%(3) 38%(68) 7%(3) 2%(3) 79 Ethnicity: White 20%(9) 20%(98) 0%(94) 3%(300) 8%(70) 2%(6) 969 Ethnicity: Hispanic 4%(7) 3%(6) %(4) 42%(5) 8%(22) %() 2 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 8%(4) 7%(2) 5%(8) 54%(89) 24%(40) %(2) 65 Ethnicity: Other 8%(6) 5%(0) 4%(0) 38%(27) 20%(4) 4%(3) 70 Relig: Protestant 20%(66) 26%(84) 0%(32) 26%(84) 8%(58) %(2) 326 Relig: Roman Catholic 23%(65) 6%(45) 0%(28) 35%(98) 4%(40) %(4) 280 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 8%(24) 4%(4) %(32) 43%(26) 2%(6) 3%(0) 294 Relig: Something Else 3%(25) 4%(27) 7%(4) 42%(80) 2%(39) 3%(5) 89 Relig: Evangelical 26%(90) 25%(86) 6%(22) 23%(78) 20%(68) — () 345 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 9%(7) 8%(67) 2%(43) 35%(30) 5%(56) %(5) 372 Relig: All Christian 22%(6) 2%(53) 9%(65) 29%(208) 7%(24) %(6) 77 Relig: All Non-Christian 0%(49) 4%(68) 9%(46) 43%(206) 2%(00) 3%(5) 484 Community: Urban 3%(4) 8%(55) 0%(3) 4%(26) 5%(48) 2%(7) 308 Community: Suburban 4%(78) 9%(07) 0%(55) 35%(93) 2%(4) 2%(9) 557 Community: Rural 27%(9) 7%(58) 7%(25) 29%(97) 8%(62) %(5) 339 Employ: Private Sector 6%(63) 8%(72) 3%(50) 32%(25) 2%(83) — (2) 395 Employ: Government 3%(2) 25%(23) 8%(7) 39%(36) 3%(2) 2%(2) 92 Employ: Self-Employed 20%(2) 22%(24) 9%(0) 28%(30) 8%(20) 3%(3) 08 Employ: Homemaker 24%(2) 2%(0) 9%(8) 32%(27) 23%(9) — (0) 85 Employ: Retired 20%(64) 9%(6) 7%(23) 35%(0) 6%(52) 2%(6) 36 Employ: Unemployed 5%(3) 4%(3) 5%(4) 40%(34) 2%(8) 6%(5) 87 Employ: Other 6%(3) 7%(4) 8%(6) 39%(32) 7%(4) 3%(2) 82 Job Type: White-collar 20%(99) 9%(94) 9%(44) 33%(62) 8%(87) %(4) 49 Job Type: Blue-collar 7%(92) 9%(00) 0%(53) 34%(80) 9%(03) %(6) 534 Job Type: Don’t Know %(9) 5%(27) 8%(5) 4%(74) 9%(34) 6%() 79 Continued on next page
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Table C10_1: Did the presidential debate on television Sunday, October 9 give you are more or less favorable view of each of the following, or did it have no impact either way? Donald Trump Somewhat Had no Much more more Somewhat Much less impact either Don’t Know / Demographic favorable favorable less favorable favorable way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 7%(2) 8%(22) 9%(2) 35%(46) 9%(224) 2%(2) 204 Military HH: Yes 22%(54) 23%(56) 0%(24) 29%(69) 5%(37) %() 243 Military HH: No 6%(56) 7%(64) 9%(87) 36%(347) 9%(87) 2%(20) 96 RD/WT: Right Direction %(43) 9%(37) %(42) 52%(205) 6%(62) %(5) 393 RD/WT: Wrong Track 2%(68) 23%(84) 9%(70) 26%(2) 20%(62) 2%(6) 8 Obama Job: Approve 8%(47) 8%(50) 2%(73) 54%(335) 7%(08) %(5) 67 Obama Job: Disapprove 29%(63) 30%(70) 6%(35) 3%(72) 9%(08) 2%(9) 556 #1 Issue: Economy 5%(63) 2%(90) 9%(40) 33%(40) 20%(86) 2%(6) 426 #1 Issue: Security 29%(88) 22%(65) 6%(7) 22%(65) 20%(59) 2%(6) 30 #1 Issue: Health Care 4%(23) 5%(25) %(8) 4%(67) 8%(29) 2%(3) 64 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 0%(4) 4%(20) 4%(9) 45%(65) 5%(22) 2%(2) 43 #1 Issue: Education %(7) 7%() 0%(7) 44%(29) 7%() %() 66 2014 Vote: Democrat 6%(29) 8%(37) 2%(58) 54%(262) 9%(92) 2%(9) 487 2014 Vote: Republican 33%(42) 29%(24) 7%(29) %(45) 9%(8) %(3) 424 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 3%(34) 20%(5) 9%(23) 39%(00) 7%(45) %(4) 256 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 7%(36) 8%(44) 2%(63) 53%(290) 8%(00) 2%(0) 543 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 33%(35) 32%(30) 7%(27) %(44) 8%(73) %(3) 43 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5%(32) 9%(39) 8%(7) 38%(77) 9%(39) %(2) 205 4-Region: Northeast 6%(38) 8%(43) 8%(20) 35%(84) 20%(47) 2%(4) 238 4-Region: Midwest 5%(35) 9%(45) 2%(28) 34%(82) 20%(48) %(3) 240 4-Region: South 2%(96) 6%(73) 8%(35) 35%(56) 8%(82) 2%(7) 449 4-Region: West 5%(42) 2%(59) 0%(29) 34%(93) 7%(47) 3%(7) 277 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C10_2: Did the presidential debate on television Sunday, October 9 give you are more or less favorable view of each of the following, or did it have no impact either way? Hillary Clinton Somewhat Had no Much more more Somewhat Much less impact either Don’t Know / Demographic favorable favorable less favorable favorable way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(28) 2%(25) 9%(3) 26%(35) 9%(226) 2%(9) 204 Gender: Male 25%(49) 20%(9) 0%(60) 26%(55) 7%(00) %(5) 589 Gender: Female 2%(3) 22%(33) 9%(53) 26%(60) 20%(25) 2%(4) 65 Age: 18-29 27%(50) 22%(40) 3%(23) 20%(37) 7%(3) %(2) 84 Age: 30-44 33%(99) 22%(65) 0%(30) 2%(62) 3%(38) %(4) 298 Age: 45-54 20%(52) 8%(46) 0%(26) 25%(63) 26%(66) %(3) 255 Age: 55-64 22%(42) 22%(4) 8%(4) 33%(6) 4%(25) 2%(3) 87 Age: 65+ 3%(38) 2%(58) 7%(20) 33%(92) 23%(66) 2%(6) 280 PID: Dem (no lean) 46%(22) 29%(39) 6%(28) 5%(22) 4%(67) %(3) 479 PID: Ind (no lean) 0%(36) 25%(89) %(40) 26%(93) 24%(87) 3%(2) 356 PID: Rep (no lean) 6%(23) 6%(24) 2%(46) 54%(200) 20%(73) %(3) 369 PID/Gender: Dem Men 5%(2) 28%(62) 5%() 3%(7) 2%(27) — (0) 220 PID/Gender: Dem Women 42%(09) 29%(76) 6%(6) 6%(5) 5%(40) %(3) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Men 3%(23) 22%(38) 3%(23) 28%(49) 2%(37) 3%(4) 74 PID/Gender: Ind Women 7%(3) 28%(5) 9%(7) 24%(44) 27%(50) 4%(8) 83 PID/Gender: Rep Men 7%(4) 9%(8) 3%(26) 5%(99) 9%(37) — () 95 PID/Gender: Rep Women 5%(9) 3%(6) %(9) 58%(0) 2%(36) 2%(3) 74 Tea Party: Supporter 27%(0) 2%(45) 9%(35) 37%(36) 4%(5) %(3) 370 Tea Party: Not Supporter 22%(79) 25%(204) 0%(79) 2%(76) 2%(74) 2%(5) 827 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 4%(67) 3%(27) 5%(2) 0%(40) 3%(54) — () 40 Ideo: Moderate (4) 23%(63) 23%(63) 8%(24) 2%(58) 23%(65) 2%(4) 278 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 9%(38) %(46) 4%(60) 45%(97) 2%(90) %(5) 434 Educ: < College 23%(7) 20%(48) 8%(58) 29%(27) 8%(33) 2%(4) 74 Educ: Bachelors degree 23%(67) 2%(62) 3%(37) 24%(70) 20%(58) %(2) 296 Educ: Post-grad 25%(42) 25%(42) 0%(7) 7%(29) 20%(34) 2%(3) 67 Continued on next page
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Table C10_2: Did the presidential debate on television Sunday, October 9 give you are more or less favorable view of each of the following, or did it have no impact either way? Hillary Clinton Somewhat Had no Much more more Somewhat Much less impact either Don’t Know / Demographic favorable favorable less favorable favorable way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(28) 2%(25) 9%(3) 26%(35) 9%(226) 2%(9) 204 Income: Under 50k 25%(54) 20%(24) 8%(46) 26%(57) 9%(4) 2%(3) 608 Income: 50k-100k 22%(93) 20%(82) %(46) 28%(8) 8%(76) %(3) 48 Income: 100k+ 9%(34) 25%(45) 2%(2) 23%(40) 20%(35) 2%(3) 79 Ethnicity: White 7%(62) 2%(200) %(02) 3%(30) 9%(88) 2%(7) 969 Ethnicity: Hispanic 43%(52) 22%(26) %(3) 9%(2) 5%(8) %() 2 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 59%(97) 23%(38) 2%(3) 2%(3) 5%(25) — (0) 65 Ethnicity: Other 3%(22) 20%(4) %(8) 7%(2) 9%(3) 3%(2) 70 Relig: Protestant 2%(40) 9%(6) 0%(34) 37%(20) 2%(68) %(3) 326 Relig: Roman Catholic 28%(78) 2%(58) %(3) 23%(64) 6%(44) 2%(5) 280 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 24%(7) 29%(84) 0%(28) 4%(42) 2%(6) 3%(8) 294 Relig: Something Else 30%(56) 8%(35) 7%(2) 22%(4) 22%(42) %(3) 89 Relig: Evangelical 23%(80) 6%(55) 9%(33) 35%(2) 6%(55) — () 345 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 9%(72) 20%(76) %(40) 29%(09) 8%(68) 2%(7) 372 Relig: All Christian 2%(52) 8%(3) 0%(72) 32%(230) 7%(23) %(8) 77 Relig: All Non-Christian 26%(27) 25%(9) 8%(4) 7%(83) 2%(03) 2%() 484 Community: Urban 37%(5) 22%(68) 5%(6) 5%(48) 8%(57) %(4) 308 Community: Suburban 8%(03) 22%(25) 3%(73) 24%(35) 20%(4) %(7) 557 Community: Rural 8%(62) 7%(58) 7%(24) 39%(33) 6%(54) 2%(7) 339 Employ: Private Sector 27%(05) 24%(93) %(43) 20%(79) 9%(73) — () 395 Employ: Government 32%(30) 3%(2) 2%() 29%(27) 3%(2) %() 92 Employ: Self-Employed 27%(29) 8%(20) 0%() 30%(33) 2%(3) 2%(3) 08 Employ: Homemaker 0%(9) 29%(24) 7%(6) 35%(30) 9%(6) — (0) 85 Employ: Retired 5%(49) 20%(62) 8%(27) 32%(02) 2%(68) 3%(9) 36 Employ: Unemployed 27%(24) 7%(4) 6%(6) 8%(6) 29%(25) 2%(2) 87 Employ: Other 29%(24) 8%(4) 7%(6) 28%(23) 7%(4) 2%(2) 82 Job Type: White-collar 9%(94) 23%() %(54) 26%(27) 2%(0) %(3) 49 Job Type: Blue-collar 25%(36) 9%(02) 9%(48) 29%(54) 6%(87) %(8) 534 Job Type: Don’t Know 28%(50) 22%(39) 6%(0) 9%(34) 2%(38) 4%(8) 79 Continued on next page
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Table C10_2: Did the presidential debate on television Sunday, October 9 give you are more or less favorable view of each of the following, or did it have no impact either way? Hillary Clinton Somewhat Had no Much more more Somewhat Much less impact either Don’t Know / Demographic favorable favorable less favorable favorable way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(28) 2%(25) 9%(3) 26%(35) 9%(226) 2%(9) 204 Military HH: Yes 9%(47) 23%(55) 9%(22) 29%(70) 9%(46) %(2) 243 Military HH: No 24%(234) 20%(96) 9%(9) 25%(245) 9%(79) 2%(7) 96 RD/WT: Right Direction 47%(84) 32%(25) 5%(20) 4%(7) 2%(45) %(2) 393 RD/WT: Wrong Track 2%(96) 6%(27) %(93) 37%(298) 22%(80) 2%(6) 8 Obama Job: Approve 42%(259) 3%(94) 6%(37) 4%(26) 5%(95) %(5) 67 Obama Job: Disapprove 3%(9) 9%(50) 3%(73) 5%(285) 2%(9) 2%(0) 556 #1 Issue: Economy 9%(83) 23%(96) 8%(35) 26%(3) 22%(95) %(5) 426 #1 Issue: Security 9%(57) 4%(43) 0%(29) 36%(08) 9%(58) 2%(6) 30 #1 Issue: Health Care 26%(42) 2%(35) 0%(6) 29%(47) 3%(22) %(2) 64 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 32%(45) 25%(35) 9%(3) 9%(28) 2%(8) 3%(4) 43 #1 Issue: Education 28%(8) 27%(8) 0%(6) 2%(8) 22%(5) %() 66 2014 Vote: Democrat 45%(27) 27%(32) 5%(25) 7%(33) 5%(75) %(5) 487 2014 Vote: Republican 5%(22) 2%(49) 4%(59) 47%(202) 2%(90) %(3) 424 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(4) 25%(65) 0%(25) 26%(68) 2%(54) 2%(5) 256 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 4%(220) 28%(49) 8%(42) 7%(38) 6%(87) %(5) 543 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 4%(8) %(47) 3%(53) 50%(208) 20%(85) %(4) 43 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 20%(4) 25%(5) 6%(3) 26%(53) 2%(44) 2%(4) 205 4-Region: Northeast 24%(57) 22%(52) 5%(36) 9%(45) 9%(45) %(3) 238 4-Region: Midwest 23%(56) 2%(52) 7%(8) 29%(69) 7%(4) 2%(5) 240 4-Region: South 25%() 7%(76) 8%(37) 29%(30) 20%(90) %(5) 449 4-Region: West 20%(56) 26%(7) 8%(23) 25%(70) 8%(50) 2%(6) 277 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C10_3: Did the presidential debate on television Sunday, October 9 give you are more or less favorable view of each of the following, or did it have no impact either way? Moderator Anderson Cooper Somewhat Had no Much more more Somewhat Much less impact either Don’t Know / Demographic favorable favorable less favorable favorable way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 7%(202) 24%(285) 3%(54) 5%(76) 26%(30) 6%(76) 204 Gender: Male 7%(98) 25%(49) 4%(84) 7%(00) 22%(3) 5%(27) 589 Gender: Female 7%(04) 22%(37) %(70) 2%(76) 29%(79) 8%(50) 65 Age: 18-29 5%(28) 30%(56) 2%(22) 9%(7) 25%(46) 8%(5) 84 Age: 30-44 8%(54) 25%(76) 3%(38) 3%(39) 22%(67) 8%(25) 298 Age: 45-54 7%(45) 20%(50) 3%(34) 8%(46) 26%(66) 6%(4) 255 Age: 55-64 7%(32) 25%(46) 9%(7) %(2) 32%(59) 6%() 87 Age: 65+ 6%(43) 20%(57) 6%(44) 9%(53) 26%(72) 4%() 280 PID: Dem (no lean) 27%(3) 32%(52) 9%(4) 3%(4) 23%() 6%(30) 479 PID: Ind (no lean) 2%(43) 20%(7) 2%(43) 7%(6) 32%(4) 7%(25) 356 PID: Rep (no lean) 8%(28) 7%(63) 9%(70) 27%(0) 23%(85) 6%(22) 369 PID/Gender: Dem Men 30%(65) 32%(70) 2%(26) 4%(9) 9%(4) 4%(9) 220 PID/Gender: Dem Women 25%(66) 32%(82) 6%(5) 2%(5) 27%(70) 8%(20) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Men 0%(8) 22%(38) 4%(25) 8%(3) 28%(49) 7%(3) 74 PID/Gender: Ind Women 4%(25) 8%(33) 0%(8) 6%(30) 35%(65) 7%(2) 83 PID/Gender: Rep Men 8%(5) 2%(4) 7%(34) 30%(59) 2%(42) 3%(5) 95 PID/Gender: Rep Women 7%(3) 3%(22) 2%(37) 24%(4) 25%(44) 0%(7) 74 Tea Party: Supporter 5%(55) 22%(8) 9%(70) 23%(86) 7%(62) 4%(6) 370 Tea Party: Not Supporter 8%(48) 24%(202) 0%(83) %(89) 30%(246) 7%(59) 827 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 27%(3) 33%(37) 9%(37) 6%(24) 9%(79) 5%(22) 40 Ideo: Moderate (4) 5%(4) 22%(6) 4%(39) 0%(29) 33%(9) 6%(7) 278 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 8%(36) 7%(74) 7%(73) 27%(6) 26%() 6%(25) 434 Educ: < College 4%(05) 23%(73) 2%(87) 5%(4) 27%(202) 8%(60) 74 Educ: Bachelors degree 2%(63) 24%(70) 5%(43) 4%(4) 23%(69) 3%(0) 296 Educ: Post-grad 2%(35) 25%(42) 4%(24) 3%(2) 23%(39) 4%(6) 67 Continued on next page
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Table C10_3: Did the presidential debate on television Sunday, October 9 give you are more or less favorable view of each of the following, or did it have no impact either way? Moderator Anderson Cooper Somewhat Had no Much more more Somewhat Much less impact either Don’t Know / Demographic favorable favorable less favorable favorable way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 7%(202) 24%(285) 3%(54) 5%(76) 26%(30) 6%(76) 204 Income: Under 50k 6%(96) 23%(37) 2%(74) 5%(92) 25%(50) 0%(60) 608 Income: 50k-100k 6%(69) 25%(06) 4%(60) 4%(60) 26%(09) 3%(3) 48 Income: 100k+ 2%(38) 24%(42) %(20) 3%(23) 29%(5) 2%(4) 79 Ethnicity: White 5%(48) 23%(28) 4%(36) 7%(6) 26%(256) 5%(5) 969 Ethnicity: Hispanic 30%(36) 2%(25) 4%(7) 5%(6) 24%(30) 5%(7) 2 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 24%(40) 3%(5) 5%(9) 4%(7) 22%(36) 4%(23) 65 Ethnicity: Other 22%(5) 23%(6) 3%(9) 2%(8) 25%(7) 5%(3) 70 Relig: Protestant 2%(39) 2%(69) 3%(43) 25%(83) 24%(78) 4%(4) 326 Relig: Roman Catholic 8%(5) 26%(73) 4%(38) 3%(37) 26%(73) 3%(9) 280 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 20%(60) 27%(79) 0%(29) 7%(9) 27%(80) 9%(27) 294 Relig: Something Else 8%(33) 8%(35) 3%(24) 2%(23) 29%(55) 0%(8) 89 Relig: Evangelical 5%(5) 23%(80) 6%(54) 20%(7) 22%(75) 4%(5) 345 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 5%(57) 25%(9) 2%(45) 7%(6) 27%(00) 4%(7) 372 Relig: All Christian 5%(08) 24%(7) 4%(99) 8%(32) 24%(75) 4%(32) 77 Relig: All Non-Christian 9%(94) 24%(4) %(54) 9%(43) 28%(35) 9%(45) 484 Community: Urban 23%(70) 25%(78) %(34) %(34) 22%(69) 7%(23) 308 Community: Suburban 6%(90) 2%(9) 3%(73) 5%(84) 28%(57) 6%(34) 557 Community: Rural 3%(42) 26%(88) 4%(46) 7%(58) 25%(85) 6%(9) 339 Employ: Private Sector 8%(72) 25%(98) 4%(54) 3%(53) 25%(00) 4%(8) 395 Employ: Government 2%(20) 26%(24) %(0) 7%(5) 5%(4) 0%(9) 92 Employ: Self-Employed 3%(4) 27%(29) 7%(8) 6%(7) 20%(22) 7%(8) 08 Employ: Homemaker 2%(0) 24%(20) 3%() %(0) 36%(30) 4%(3) 85 Employ: Retired 6%(52) 2%(66) 4%(44) 8%(56) 27%(85) 5%(4) 36 Employ: Unemployed 8%(6) 23%(20) 4%(3) 9%(8) 33%(29) 2%() 87 Employ: Other 6%(3) 27%(22) %(9) 4%(2) 22%(8) 0%(9) 82 Job Type: White-collar 8%(88) 24%(7) 4%(7) 5%(73) 25%(2) 4%(20) 49 Job Type: Blue-collar 6%(84) 25%(32) 3%(67) 6%(85) 25%(36) 6%(3) 534 Job Type: Don’t Know 7%(30) 20%(36) 9%(6) 0%(8) 29%(52) 4%(26) 79 Continued on next page
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Table C10_3: Did the presidential debate on television Sunday, October 9 give you are more or less favorable view of each of the following, or did it have no impact either way? Moderator Anderson Cooper Somewhat Had no Much more more Somewhat Much less impact either Don’t Know / Demographic favorable favorable less favorable favorable way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 7%(202) 24%(285) 3%(54) 5%(76) 26%(30) 6%(76) 204 Military HH: Yes 20%(48) 23%(55) 4%(35) 5%(35) 25%(62) 3%(8) 243 Military HH: No 6%(55) 24%(23) 2%(9) 5%(40) 26%(248) 7%(68) 96 RD/WT: Right Direction 26%(0) 34%(35) 9%(36) 4%(6) 20%(79) 7%(27) 393 RD/WT: Wrong Track 3%(02) 9%(50) 5%(8) 20%(60) 28%(23) 6%(50) 8 Obama Job: Approve 24%(50) 33%(205) 9%(53) 4%(23) 23%(45) 7%(42) 67 Obama Job: Disapprove 9%(48) 4%(79) 8%(00) 27%(5) 27%(50) 5%(28) 556 #1 Issue: Economy 6%(69) 23%(98) 2%(52) 3%(54) 29%(23) 7%(3) 426 #1 Issue: Security 5%(45) 9%(57) 0%(30) 27%(80) 26%(77) 4%() 30 #1 Issue: Health Care 4%(23) 28%(45) 5%(25) 0%(6) 24%(40) 9%(5) 64 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 22%(3) 24%(35) 6%(23) 9%(3) 22%(3) 6%(9) 43 #1 Issue: Education 23%(5) 32%(2) 3%(9) 6%(4) 9%(3) 6%(4) 66 2014 Vote: Democrat 25%(22) 32%(56) 8%(37) 5%(25) 23%(2) 7%(36) 487 2014 Vote: Republican 0%(42) 6%(67) 9%(80) 29%(22) 24%(0) 3%(3) 424 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 3%(34) 22%(57) 3%(34) 9%(23) 34%(86) 8%(2) 256 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 25%(35) 32%(72) 8%(45) 4%(24) 25%(37) 6%(30) 543 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 8%(34) 5%(63) 8%(75) 3%(28) 23%(95) 4%(7) 43 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(29) 22%(44) 4%(29) 8%(6) 30%(6) 3%(26) 205 4-Region: Northeast 20%(48) 26%(62) 2%(29) 2%(28) 24%(58) 5%() 238 4-Region: Midwest 4%(33) 24%(57) 5%(37) 7%(42) 25%(60) 5%(2) 240 4-Region: South 5%(65) 23%(0) %(5) 7%(76) 27%(20) 8%(36) 449 4-Region: West 20%(56) 23%(65) 3%(37) %(30) 26%(72) 6%(7) 277 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C10_4: Did the presidential debate on television Sunday, October 9 give you are more or less favorable view of each of the following, or did it have no impact either way? Moderator Martha Raddatz Somewhat Had no Much more more Somewhat Much less impact either Don’t Know / Demographic favorable favorable less favorable favorable way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 3%(56) 22%(265) 4%(64) 7%(20) 27%(320) 8%(98) 204 Gender: Male 3%(75) 24%(4) 6%(93) 8%(07) 24%(4) 6%(33) 589 Gender: Female 3%(80) 20%(25) 2%(7) 5%(94) 29%(79) %(65) 65 Age: 18-29 %(20) 8%(33) 9%(36) 5%(28) 27%(50) 9%(7) 84 Age: 30-44 2%(37) 24%(72) 2%(37) 5%(45) 25%(75) %(32) 298 Age: 45-54 4%(35) 22%(56) 2%(30) 7%(43) 29%(73) 7%(8) 255 Age: 55-64 3%(24) 24%(45) %(20) 3%(25) 29%(55) 0%(8) 87 Age: 65+ 4%(39) 2%(59) 5%(4) 2%(60) 24%(67) 5%(4) 280 PID: Dem (no lean) 20%(95) 32%(53) 8%(39) 5%(24) 27%(28) 8%(39) 479 PID: Ind (no lean) 9%(32) 8%(63) 5%(53) 20%(72) 29%(05) 9%(3) 356 PID: Rep (no lean) 8%(28) 3%(49) 9%(7) 28%(05) 24%(88) 8%(28) 369 PID/Gender: Dem Men 2%(45) 33%(73) %(25) 7%(5) 24%(52) 4%(9) 220 PID/Gender: Dem Women 9%(50) 3%(80) 6%(5) 4%(9) 29%(76) %(30) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Men 8%(4) 8%(3) 9%(33) 20%(35) 26%(45) 0%(7) 74 PID/Gender: Ind Women 0%(8) 8%(32) %(2) 20%(37) 33%(60) 8%(5) 83 PID/Gender: Rep Men 8%(5) 9%(36) 8%(35) 29%(57) 23%(44) 4%(7) 95 PID/Gender: Rep Women 7%(3) 7%(3) 2%(36) 28%(48) 25%(43) 2%(2) 74 Tea Party: Supporter 2%(43) 8%(66) 20%(75) 26%(97) 9%(70) 5%(20) 370 Tea Party: Not Supporter 4%(3) 24%(96) %(89) 2%(03) 30%(248) 9%(77) 827 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 20%(83) 32%(30) 2%(48) 7%(27) 23%(95) 7%(27) 40 Ideo: Moderate (4) 3%(36) 20%(55) 3%(37) %(3) 33%(92) 0%(27) 278 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 7%(30) 5%(66) 7%(73) 29%(27) 25%(09) 7%(28) 434 Educ: < College 0%(77) 20%(50) 4%(03) 7%(26) 29%(22) 0%(73) 74 Educ: Bachelors degree 7%(5) 22%(64) 4%(42) 6%(47) 25%(73) 6%(9) 296 Educ: Post-grad 7%(28) 30%(5) %(8) 7%(28) 2%(36) 4%(7) 67 Continued on next page
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Table C10_4: Did the presidential debate on television Sunday, October 9 give you are more or less favorable view of each of the following, or did it have no impact either way? Moderator Martha Raddatz Somewhat Had no Much more more Somewhat Much less impact either Don’t Know / Demographic favorable favorable less favorable favorable way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 3%(56) 22%(265) 4%(64) 7%(20) 27%(320) 8%(98) 204 Income: Under 50k %(69) 2%(26) 3%(79) 6%(99) 26%(6) 2%(73) 608 Income: 50k-100k 4%(58) 22%(93) 5%(64) 7%(70) 27%(2) 5%(2) 48 Income: 100k+ 6%(29) 26%(46) 2%(2) 8%(3) 27%(47) 2%(4) 79 Ethnicity: White 3%(28) 2%(200) 5%(4) 9%(80) 27%(259) 6%(6) 969 Ethnicity: Hispanic 25%(30) 20%(24) %(4) 8%(0) 28%(34) 7%(9) 2 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. %(8) 3%(5) 8%(4) 6%(0) 25%(42) 9%(32) 65 Ethnicity: Other 4%(0) 20%(4) 2%(9) 6%() 29%(20) 8%(5) 70 Relig: Protestant 2%(38) 20%(66) 2%(4) 26%(86) 22%(73) 7%(22) 326 Relig: Roman Catholic 9%(52) 2%(60) 6%(45) 4%(40) 26%(72) 4%(2) 280 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 2%(35) 24%(70) %(3) 2%(35) 33%(96) 9%(26) 294 Relig: Something Else 2%(23) 2%(4) 4%(26) 3%(25) 27%(50) 3%(24) 89 Relig: Evangelical 2%(40) 20%(69) 7%(58) 2%(74) 23%(80) 7%(25) 345 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 5%(57) 23%(85) 3%(48) 8%(65) 25%(94) 6%(23) 372 Relig: All Christian 4%(97) 2%(54) 5%(06) 9%(39) 24%(74) 7%(48) 77 Relig: All Non-Christian 2%(58) 23%() 2%(58) 3%(6) 30%(46) 0%(50) 484 Community: Urban 5%(45) 27%(84) 0%(3) 4%(42) 24%(74) %(33) 308 Community: Suburban 3%(75) 2%(5) 4%(77) 7%(97) 27%(53) 7%(4) 557 Community: Rural 0%(36) 20%(67) 7%(56) 8%(62) 28%(94) 7%(24) 339 Employ: Private Sector 3%(52) 25%(98) 2%(45) 5%(6) 29%(5) 6%(24) 395 Employ: Government 5%(4) 22%(20) 4%(3) 2%(9) 8%(7) 0%(0) 92 Employ: Self-Employed %(2) 22%(23) 20%(22) 8%(9) 22%(24) 7%(8) 08 Employ: Homemaker 7%(6) 22%(8) 2%(0) 4%(2) 40%(34) 5%(4) 85 Employ: Retired 5%(46) 22%(69) 6%(50) 8%(57) 24%(75) 6%(20) 36 Employ: Unemployed 2%(0) 5%(3) 9%(7) 0%(8) 38%(33) 7%(5) 87 Employ: Other 3%() 22%(8) 2%(0) 2%(7) 9%(5) 3%() 82 Job Type: White-collar 5%(7) 24%(6) 4%(67) 7%(84) 27%(3) 4%(22) 49 Job Type: Blue-collar 2%(64) 22%(9) 4%(73) 7%(93) 26%(4) 8%(45) 534 Job Type: Don’t Know 2%(2) 7%(3) 3%(23) 4%(24) 27%(48) 8%(32) 79 Continued on next page
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Table C10_4: Did the presidential debate on television Sunday, October 9 give you are more or less favorable view of each of the following, or did it have no impact either way? Moderator Martha Raddatz Somewhat Had no Much more more Somewhat Much less impact either Don’t Know / Demographic favorable favorable less favorable favorable way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 3%(56) 22%(265) 4%(64) 7%(20) 27%(320) 8%(98) 204 Military HH: Yes 7%(40) 22%(54) 3%(3) 9%(46) 27%(64) 3%(8) 243 Military HH: No 2%(5) 22%(22) 4%(33) 6%(55) 27%(256) 9%(9) 96 RD/WT: Right Direction 23%(89) 33%(3) 0%(39) 5%(9) 2%(84) 8%(32) 393 RD/WT: Wrong Track 8%(67) 7%(34) 5%(25) 22%(82) 29%(237) 8%(67) 8 Obama Job: Approve 20%(2) 3%(88) 0%(62) 6%(37) 26%(6) 8%(48) 67 Obama Job: Disapprove 6%(3) 3%(74) 8%(0) 29%(6) 27%(48) 7%(4) 556 #1 Issue: Economy 0%(45) 23%(98) 2%(53) 6%(68) 27%(7) %(45) 426 #1 Issue: Security 9%(27) 2%(62) %(34) 27%(80) 27%(8) 6%(7) 30 #1 Issue: Health Care 8%(29) 9%(32) 8%(30) %(8) 24%(39) 0%(6) 64 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 9%(27) 2%(30) 7%(25) 2%(7) 25%(35) 7%(0) 43 #1 Issue: Education 2%(4) 9%(3) 8%(2) 2%(8) 25%(7) 5%(3) 66 2014 Vote: Democrat 8%(87) 32%(58) 9%(44) 7%(32) 25%(23) 9%(43) 487 2014 Vote: Republican 0%(4) 5%(62) 8%(77) 3%(3) 22%(92) 5%(2) 424 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(23) 7%(43) 5%(39) 2%(3) 37%(94) 0%(27) 256 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 9%(03) 32%(75) 9%(49) 6%(33) 27%(44) 7%(38) 543 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 9%(36) 2%(52) 8%(74) 33%(37) 22%(93) 6%(23) 43 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(2) 5%(32) 8%(36) %(22) 34%(7) 6%(32) 205 4-Region: Northeast 6%(39) 25%(59) 5%(35) %(27) 26%(63) 6%(5) 238 4-Region: Midwest 0%(24) 22%(53) 9%(45) 9%(47) 25%(59) 5%(3) 240 4-Region: South 2%(53) 8%(79) 2%(53) 9%(87) 29%(30) 0%(46) 449 4-Region: West 4%(39) 27%(74) %(3) 5%(4) 25%(68) 9%(24) 277 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C11: How would you describe the job that Anderson Cooper did as moderator of the presidential debate on Sunday, October 9? Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Only Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(29) 37%(444) 2%(252) 3%(52) 5%(66) 204 Gender: Male 26%(55) 34%(98) 2%(23) 5%(90) 4%(22) 589 Gender: Female 22%(36) 40%(246) 2%(29) 0%(62) 7%(43) 65 Age: 18-29 28%(5) 36%(67) 9%(36) 8%(4) 9%(7) 84 Age: 30-44 29%(86) 37%(0) 6%(49) 2%(36) 6%(8) 298 Age: 45-54 22%(56) 38%(98) 8%(46) 5%(37) 7%(8) 255 Age: 55-64 22%(4) 39%(74) 2%(40) 2%(23) 5%(9) 87 Age: 65+ 20%(57) 34%(96) 29%(82) 5%(4) %(4) 280 PID: Dem (no lean) 38%(82) 4%(98) 4%(66) 2%() 4%(2) 479 PID: Ind (no lean) 7%(62) 38%(34) 25%(88) 3%(46) 7%(27) 356 PID: Rep (no lean) 3%(47) 30%(2) 27%(98) 26%(94) 5%(8) 369 PID/Gender: Dem Men 42%(92) 37%(8) 6%(34) 3%(7) 3%(6) 220 PID/Gender: Dem Women 35%(90) 45%(7) 2%(32) 2%(4) 6%(5) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Men 20%(35) 33%(57) 26%(45) 5%(26) 6%() 74 PID/Gender: Ind Women 5%(28) 42%(77) 24%(43) %(20) 8%(5) 83 PID/Gender: Rep Men 5%(29) 3%(60) 23%(44) 29%(57) 3%(5) 95 PID/Gender: Rep Women 0%(8) 30%(52) 3%(54) 22%(38) 7%(2) 74 Tea Party: Supporter 24%(90) 28%(03) 24%(89) 20%(75) 3%(3) 370 Tea Party: Not Supporter 24%(200) 4%(337) 9%(60) 9%(76) 6%(53) 827 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 39%(6) 42%(74) 2%(50) 3%(2) 3%(3) 40 Ideo: Moderate (4) 22%(6) 40%(2) 22%(6) 0%(29) 6%(5) 278 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) %(50) 30%(32) 29%(27) 24%(05) 5%(20) 434 Educ: < College 22%(6) 37%(27) 2%(55) 4%(04) 7%(5) 74 Educ: Bachelors degree 28%(8) 38%(4) 22%(64) 0%(29) 2%(7) 296 Educ: Post-grad 29%(49) 35%(59) 20%(33) %(8) 5%(8) 67 Income: Under 50k 24%(44) 37%(225) 20%(22) 2%(73) 7%(45) 608 Income: 50k-100k 23%(94) 36%(5) 24%(02) 4%(57) 3%(3) 48 Income: 100k+ 30%(54) 38%(67) 6%(28) 2%(2) 4%(8) 79 Ethnicity: White 22%(27) 36%(348) 23%(223) 4%(38) 4%(43) 969 Ethnicity: Hispanic 37%(45) 34%(42) 6%(20) 3%(3) 0%(2) 2 Continued on next page 54 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C11
Table C11: How would you describe the job that Anderson Cooper did as moderator of the presidential debate on Sunday, October 9? Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Only Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(29) 37%(444) 2%(252) 3%(52) 5%(66) 204 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 34%(55) 42%(70) 9%(5) 5%(8) 0%(7) 65 Ethnicity: Other 26%(8) 37%(25) 20%(4) 9%(6) 8%(6) 70 Relig: Protestant 8%(60) 36%(7) 25%(8) 20%(64) %(4) 326 Relig: Roman Catholic 28%(77) 37%(05) 22%(6) 9%(26) 4%() 280 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 28%(83) 37%(0) 20%(57) 7%(22) 7%(22) 294 Relig: Something Else 22%(42) 37%(7) 9%(36) 2%(22) 0%(9) 89 Relig: Evangelical 24%(82) 34%(8) 20%(69) 9%(64) 4%(3) 345 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 23%(84) 39%(43) 24%(89) 2%(43) 3%(2) 372 Relig: All Christian 23%(66) 36%(26) 22%(57) 5%(07) 4%(25) 77 Relig: All Non-Christian 26%(25) 37%(8) 9%(94) 9%(43) 8%(40) 484 Community: Urban 29%(89) 40%(24) 4%(43) %(33) 6%(20) 308 Community: Suburban 24%(32) 35%(96) 23%(28) 3%(70) 6%(3) 557 Community: Rural 2%(70) 36%(24) 24%(8) 4%(49) 4%(5) 339 Employ: Private Sector 28%() 37%(45) 20%(79) 3%(50) 3%(0) 395 Employ: Government 23%(2) 36%(33) 22%(20) 2%() 8%(7) 92 Employ: Self-Employed 25%(27) 29%(3) 2%(23) 5%(6) 0%() 08 Employ: Homemaker 6%(4) 43%(37) 24%(2) 2%(0) 4%(4) 85 Employ: Retired 22%(69) 36%(4) 25%(79) 3%(43) 3%() 36 Employ: Unemployed 25%(22) 44%(38) 0%(9) 7%(6) 4%(2) 87 Employ: Other 22%(8) 39%(32) 5%(2) 5%(3) 8%(7) 82 Job Type: White-collar 27%(30) 36%(75) 2%(02) 4%(67) 3%(6) 49 Job Type: Blue-collar 22%(6) 38%(204) 2%(2) 4%(76) 5%(26) 534 Job Type: Don’t Know 25%(45) 36%(64) 2%(38) 5%(8) 3%(24) 79 Military HH: Yes 28%(67) 38%(92) 6%(40) 5%(37) 3%(8) 243 Military HH: No 23%(224) 37%(352) 22%(22) 2%(5) 6%(58) 96 RD/WT: Right Direction 42%(64) 39%(52) 2%(45) 3%(0) 6%(22) 393 RD/WT: Wrong Track 6%(28) 36%(292) 25%(207) 7%(4) 5%(44) 8 Obama Job: Approve 36%(220) 44%(268) 2%(77) 3%(6) 6%(36) 67 Obama Job: Disapprove 2%(64) 29%(60) 3%(73) 24%(34) 4%(25) 556 Continued on next page
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Table C11: How would you describe the job that Anderson Cooper did as moderator of the presidential debate on Sunday, October 9? Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Only Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(29) 37%(444) 2%(252) 3%(52) 5%(66) 204 #1 Issue: Economy 23%(98) 38%(64) 23%(96) 9%(40) 7%(28) 426 #1 Issue: Security 20%(60) 32%(95) 2%(64) 23%(7) 3%(0) 30 #1 Issue: Health Care 24%(39) 39%(64) 9%(3) 2%(20) 7%() 64 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 3%(44) 34%(49) 23%(32) 9%(3) 4%(5) 43 #1 Issue: Education 27%(8) 42%(28) 5%(0) 5%(3) %(7) 66 2014 Vote: Democrat 38%(85) 4%(98) 5%(73) 3%(3) 4%(8) 487 2014 Vote: Republican 3%(56) 30%(28) 27%(5) 26%(08) 4%(7) 424 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 7%(45) 40%(03) 22%(56) 0%(26) %(27) 256 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 37%(99) 40%(29) 5%(84) 3%(4) 5%(26) 543 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 0%(42) 3%(27) 29%(22) 28%(4) 2%(9) 43 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(42) 40%(82) 8%(38) 9%(7) 2%(25) 205 4-Region: Northeast 27%(64) 40%(95) 9%(46) 9%(22) 5%() 238 4-Region: Midwest 22%(52) 34%(82) 24%(59) 6%(37) 5%() 240 4-Region: South 2%(94) 39%(76) 9%(86) 3%(59) 8%(34) 449 4-Region: West 29%(82) 33%(9) 22%(6) 2%(33) 4%(0) 277 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C12: How would you describe the job that Martha Raddatz did as moderator of the presidential debate on Sunday, October 9? Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Only Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 20%(245) 37%(446) 22%(265) 4%(73) 6%(76) 204 Gender: Male 2%(23) 38%(226) 22%(28) 5%(89) 4%(22) 589 Gender: Female 20%(22) 36%(29) 22%(36) 4%(84) 9%(54) 65 Age: 18-29 2%(38) 34%(63) 25%(46) %(9) 9%(7) 84 Age: 30-44 24%(72) 37%() 20%(60) %(34) 7%(2) 298 Age: 45-54 8%(47) 36%(9) 22%(55) 5%(38) 9%(24) 255 Age: 55-64 9%(36) 44%(82) 8%(34) 4%(26) 5%(9) 87 Age: 65+ 9%(52) 35%(98) 25%(70) 20%(55) 2%(5) 280 PID: Dem (no lean) 32%(53) 44%(22) 7%(80) 2%(8) 5%(26) 479 PID: Ind (no lean) 6%(55) 35%(23) 25%(87) 6%(58) 9%(32) 356 PID: Rep (no lean) 0%(37) 30%() 26%(97) 29%(07) 5%(8) 369 PID/Gender: Dem Men 33%(73) 44%(96) 20%(44) %(2) 2%(5) 220 PID/Gender: Dem Women 3%(80) 45%(6) 4%(36) 2%(6) 8%(2) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Men 6%(28) 34%(60) 26%(44) 7%(30) 7%(2) 74 PID/Gender: Ind Women 5%(28) 35%(63) 24%(43) 5%(28) %(20) 83 PID/Gender: Rep Men 2%(23) 36%(70) 20%(40) 30%(58) 3%(5) 95 PID/Gender: Rep Women 8%(4) 23%(4) 33%(57) 28%(49) 7%(3) 74 Tea Party: Supporter 9%(7) 29%(06) 28%(04) 2%(76) 4%(4) 370 Tea Party: Not Supporter 2%(73) 4%(337) 9%(58) 2%(97) 8%(62) 827 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 32%(32) 43%(78) 7%(7) 3%(3) 4%(6) 40 Ideo: Moderate (4) 9%(53) 40%(0) 23%(65) %(30) 7%(20) 278 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 0%(44) 3%(34) 26%(2) 27%(9) 5%(24) 434 Educ: < College 7%(28) 38%(283) 22%(66) 4%(07) 8%(58) 74 Educ: Bachelors degree 25%(74) 34%(02) 23%(67) 5%(43) 3%(9) 296 Educ: Post-grad 26%(43) 36%(6) 9%(3) 4%(23) 5%(9) 67 Income: Under 50k 9%(8) 36%(29) 23%(42) 3%(78) 8%(5) 608 Income: 50k-100k 20%(85) 37%(54) 22%(92) 7%(69) 4%(7) 48 Income: 100k+ 24%(42) 40%(72) 7%(3) 4%(26) 4%(8) 79 Ethnicity: White 9%(85) 36%(345) 23%(226) 7%(64) 5%(48) 969 Ethnicity: Hispanic 3%(37) 35%(42) 20%(24) 5%(6) 0%(2) 2 Continued on next page 57 Morning Consult Table C12
Table C12: How would you describe the job that Martha Raddatz did as moderator of the presidential debate on Sunday, October 9? Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Only Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 20%(245) 37%(446) 22%(265) 4%(73) 6%(76) 204 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 26%(42) 44%(73) 5%(26) %(2) 3%(22) 65 Ethnicity: Other 25%(7) 39%(27) 8%(3) 9%(6) 8%(6) 70 Relig: Protestant 7%(57) 35%(4) 23%(76) 23%(74) 2%(6) 326 Relig: Roman Catholic 25%(70) 35%(98) 28%(77) 9%(25) 4%(0) 280 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 9%(56) 42%(25) 20%(59) 9%(27) 9%(27) 294 Relig: Something Else 8%(35) 38%(7) 8%(34) 5%(29) %(20) 89 Relig: Evangelical 23%(78) 32%(2) 2%(74) 9%(66) 5%(6) 345 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 2%(77) 37%(36) 26%(97) 3%(50) 3%(2) 372 Relig: All Christian 22%(54) 35%(248) 24%(7) 6%(6) 4%(28) 77 Relig: All Non-Christian 9%(9) 4%(96) 9%(93) 2%(56) 0%(48) 484 Community: Urban 26%(80) 38%(7) 2%(65) 7%(22) 8%(24) 308 Community: Suburban 20%(2) 36%(99) 2%(6) 7%(94) 7%(37) 557 Community: Rural 6%(54) 38%(29) 25%(84) 7%(56) 5%(6) 339 Employ: Private Sector 24%(95) 40%(58) 2%(84) %(45) 3%(3) 395 Employ: Government 7%(6) 29%(27) 34%(32) 2%() 8%(7) 92 Employ: Self-Employed 22%(23) 3%(34) 8%(20) 7%(8) 2%(3) 08 Employ: Homemaker 4%(2) 36%(3) 27%(23) 8%(5) 5%(5) 85 Employ: Retired 20%(63) 37%(6) 2%(66) 9%(6) 3%(0) 36 Employ: Unemployed 8%(6) 4%(35) 0%(9) 3%(2) 8%(5) 87 Employ: Other 9%(6) 35%(29) 25%(20) 0%(8) %(9) 82 Job Type: White-collar 22%(06) 38%(84) 22%(06) 5%(73) 4%(22) 49 Job Type: Blue-collar 9%(02) 38%(20) 22%(7) 6%(86) 5%(28) 534 Job Type: Don’t Know 2%(38) 34%(60) 23%(42) 7%(3) 5%(26) 79 Military HH: Yes 23%(57) 40%(97) 6%(38) 8%(43) 4%(9) 243 Military HH: No 20%(88) 36%(349) 24%(227) 4%(30) 7%(67) 96 RD/WT: Right Direction 37%(44) 44%(72) 2%(46) 2%(0) 6%(22) 393 RD/WT: Wrong Track 2%(0) 34%(274) 27%(29) 20%(63) 7%(54) 8 Obama Job: Approve 30%(85) 47%(288) 5%(9) 2%(3) 6%(40) 67 Obama Job: Disapprove 9%(52) 26%(46) 3%(7) 28%(58) 5%(29) 556 Continued on next page
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Table C12: How would you describe the job that Martha Raddatz did as moderator of the presidential debate on Sunday, October 9? Don’t Know / Demographic Excellent Good Only Fair Poor No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 20%(245) 37%(446) 22%(265) 4%(73) 6%(76) 204 #1 Issue: Economy 2%(90) 36%(52) 24%(00) 3%(53) 7%(30) 426 #1 Issue: Security 8%(54) 32%(97) 24%(72) 23%(68) 4%() 30 #1 Issue: Health Care 9%(3) 40%(66) 22%(36) 2%(20) 7%(2) 64 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 23%(32) 40%(57) 20%(28) 4%(20) 4%(6) 43 #1 Issue: Education 26%(7) 29%(9) 22%(4) 8%(5) 5%(0) 66 2014 Vote: Democrat 32%(57) 42%(205) 20%(95) 2%(0) 4%(20) 487 2014 Vote: Republican %(47) 30%(29) 26%() 28%(8) 5%(9) 424 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 3%(34) 39%(0) 9%(50) 5%(39) 3%(33) 256 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 3%(69) 45%(242) 7%(9) 3%(4) 5%(27) 543 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 9%(35) 29%(9) 29%(8) 3%(27) 3%(4) 43 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(33) 35%(72) 22%(46) 2%(25) 4%(29) 205 4-Region: Northeast 22%(52) 4%(99) 24%(58) 8%(20) 4%(8) 238 4-Region: Midwest 9%(46) 35%(83) 23%(56) 7%(4) 6%(4) 240 4-Region: South 9%(86) 35%(55) 20%(9) 7%(75) 9%(4) 449 4-Region: West 22%(60) 39%(09) 2%(59) 3%(37) 4%(2) 277 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C13: Now, thinking about the debate moderator Anderson Cooper, do you think he was mostly... More favorable More favorable toward Hillary toward Donald Don’t Know / No Demographic Fair and impartial Clinton Trump Opinion Total N Registered Voters 43%(57) 40%(482) 5% (6) 2%(45) 204 Gender: Male 39%(232) 45%(265) 7% (4) 9% (5) 589 Gender: Female 46%(284) 35%(27) 3% (20) 5% (94) 65 Age: 18-29 32% (58) 44% (8) 0% (8) 5% (27) 84 Age: 30-44 4%(22) 42%(27) 7% (2) 0% (29) 298 Age: 45-54 44%(2) 40%(0) 4% () 2% (3) 255 Age: 55-64 55%(03) 33% (62) 5% (9) 7% (3) 87 Age: 65+ 44%(22) 40%(2) % (2) 6% (45) 280 PID: Dem (no lean) 59%(28) 29%(38) 4% (8) 9% (42) 479 PID: Ind (no lean) 43%(52) 38%(37) 3% (9) 6% (58) 356 PID: Rep (no lean) 23% (84) 56%(207) 9% (34) 2% (44) 369 PID/Gender: Dem Men 55%(2) 35% (77) 4% (9) 6% (3) 220 PID/Gender: Dem Women 62%(60) 23% (60) 4% (9) % (29) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Men 43% (75) 4% (7) 4% (7) 2% (20) 74 PID/Gender: Ind Women 42% (77) 36% (66) % (3) 20% (37) 83 PID/Gender: Rep Men 9% (36) 60%(7) 3% (25) 9% (7) 95 PID/Gender: Rep Women 27% (48) 52% (9) 5% (9) 6% (27) 74 Tea Party: Supporter 20% (75) 59%(28) % (40) 0% (38) 370 Tea Party: Not Supporter 53%(439) 32%(26) 3% (2) 3%(06) 827 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 5%(20) 32%(29) 8% (3) 0% (39) 40 Ideo: Moderate (4) 5%(42) 33% (92) 4% (2) 2% (32) 278 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 3%(34) 55%(237) 4% (8) 0% (45) 434 Educ: < College 40%(296) 40%(294) 5% (37) 5%(5) 74 Educ: Bachelors degree 49%(45) 4%(20) 5% (6) 5% (5) 296 Educ: Post-grad 46% (76) 40% (67) 5% (8) 9% (5) 67 Income: Under 50k 42%(254) 37%(228) 5% (32) 6% (94) 608 Income: 50k-100k 42%(77) 44%(82) 5% (9) 9% (39) 48 Income: 100k+ 48% (85) 4% (73) 5% (0) 6% () 79 Ethnicity: White 42%(406) 4%(402) 5% (48) 2%(4) 969 Continued on next page 60 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C13
Table C13: Now, thinking about the debate moderator Anderson Cooper, do you think he was mostly... More favorable More favorable toward Hillary toward Donald Don’t Know / No Demographic Fair and impartial Clinton Trump Opinion Total N Registered Voters 43%(57) 40%(482) 5% (6) 2%(45) 204 Ethnicity: Hispanic 38% (46) 4% (49) 9% () 3% (5) 2 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 50% (83) 3% (52) 5% (8) 3% (22) 65 Ethnicity: Other 40% (28) 4% (28) 7% (5) 2% (8) 70 Relig: Protestant 39%(26) 48%(57) 4% (2) 9% (30) 326 Relig: Roman Catholic 39%(09) 42%(7) 8% (23) % (3) 280 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 49%(45) 32% (94) 4% () 5% (45) 294 Relig: Something Else 45% (85) 38% (72) 3% (6) 4% (26) 89 Relig: Evangelical 35%(22) 49%(68) 8% (28) 8% (28) 345 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 44%(64) 40%(47) 4% (5) 2% (46) 372 Relig: All Christian 40%(285) 44%(35) 6% (43) 0% (74) 77 Relig: All Non-Christian 48%(230) 34%(65) 4% (8) 5% (7) 484 Community: Urban 46%(40) 38%(7) 6% (7) % (34) 308 Community: Suburban 4%(230) 42%(235) 4% (22) 3% (70) 557 Community: Rural 43%(46) 38%(30) 6% (22) 2% (40) 339 Employ: Private Sector 43%(70) 42%(66) 7% (29) 8% (30) 395 Employ: Government 44% (40) 43% (39) 4% (4) 9% (9) 92 Employ: Self-Employed 33% (36) 45% (49) 8% (9) 4% (5) 08 Employ: Homemaker 48% (40) 4% (35) 2% (2) 9% (8) 85 Employ: Retired 47%(50) 37%(7) % (4) 4% (45) 36 Employ: Unemployed 43% (37) 35% (30) 7% (6) 5% (3) 87 Employ: Other 37% (3) 35% (29) 6% (5) 22% (8) 82 Job Type: White-collar 4%(99) 45%(29) 6% (3) 8% (42) 49 Job Type: Blue-collar 46%(245) 39%(206) 4% (20) 2% (63) 534 Job Type: Don’t Know 4% (73) 32% (57) 5% (0) 22% (40) 79 Military HH: Yes 42%(02) 44%(07) 6% (3) 8% (20) 243 Military HH: No 43%(45) 39%(375) 5% (47) 3%(24) 96 RD/WT: Right Direction 57%(224) 27%(05) 8% (33) 8% (32) 393 RD/WT: Wrong Track 36%(293) 47%(377) 3% (28) 4%(3) 8 Obama Job: Approve 56%(345) 27%(67) 6% (37) % (68) 67 Obama Job: Disapprove 28%(56) 56%(309) 4% (23) 2% (67) 556 Continued on next page
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Table C13: Now, thinking about the debate moderator Anderson Cooper, do you think he was mostly... More favorable More favorable toward Hillary toward Donald Don’t Know / No Demographic Fair and impartial Clinton Trump Opinion Total N Registered Voters 43%(57) 40%(482) 5% (6) 2%(45) 204 #1 Issue: Economy 45%(90) 40%(69) 4% (8) 2% (50) 426 #1 Issue: Security 33%(00) 47%(43) 6% (9) 3% (39) 30 #1 Issue: Health Care 43% (7) 37% (60) 6% (0) 4% (23) 64 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 5% (73) 35% (50) 4% (5) 0% (5) 43 #1 Issue: Education 46% (30) 36% (23) 4% (2) 5% (0) 66 2014 Vote: Democrat 57%(280) 30%(45) 4% (20) 9% (42) 487 2014 Vote: Republican 26%(09) 58%(248) 7% (3) 9% (36) 424 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 45%(6) 30% (78) 3% (9) 2% (53) 256 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 58%(36) 28%(5) 4% (24) 0% (53) 543 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 26%(07) 60%(247) 6% (24) 9% (36) 43 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 38% (79) 34% (70) 6% (2) 2% (44) 205 4-Region: Northeast 43%(04) 38% (9) 6% (3) 3% (30) 238 4-Region: Midwest 47%(2) 40% (97) 3% (8) 0% (23) 240 4-Region: South 4%(86) 40%(8) 4% (20) 4% (63) 449 4-Region: West 42%(6) 4%(3) 7% (20) 0% (29) 277 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C14: Now, thinking about the debate moderator Martha Raddatz, do you think she was mostly... More favorable More favorable toward Hillary toward Donald Don’t Know / No Demographic Fair and impartial Clinton Trump Opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(486) 40%(482) 6% (75) 3%(60) 204 Gender: Male 38%(222) 44%(260) 9% (53) 9% (54) 589 Gender: Female 43%(264) 36%(222) 4% (23) 7%(07) 65 Age: 18-29 32% (60) 42% (77) 8% (4) 8% (33) 84 Age: 30-44 40%(8) 39%(7) 0% (30) % (32) 298 Age: 45-54 4%(05) 39%(00) 6% (5) 4% (36) 255 Age: 55-64 46% (85) 4% (76) 6% () 8% (5) 87 Age: 65+ 42%(8) 40%(2) 2% (5) 6% (44) 280 PID: Dem (no lean) 57%(274) 27%(32) 6% (28) 9% (45) 479 PID: Ind (no lean) 37%(34) 42%(5) 2% (8) 8% (64) 356 PID: Rep (no lean) 2% (79) 54%(200) % (40) 4% (5) 369 PID/Gender: Dem Men 54%(8) 35% (76) 7% (6) 5% (0) 220 PID/Gender: Dem Women 60%(56) 2% (55) 5% (2) 4% (35) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Men 36% (63) 48% (83) 4% (6) 2% (2) 74 PID/Gender: Ind Women 39% (7) 37% (68) % (2) 23% (43) 83 PID/Gender: Rep Men 2% (4) 5%(00) 6% (3) 2% (23) 95 PID/Gender: Rep Women 2% (37) 57% (99) 5% (9) 6% (29) 74 Tea Party: Supporter 20% (76) 57%(22) 2% (45) 0% (38) 370 Tea Party: Not Supporter 49%(408) 32%(267) 4% (3) 5%(2) 827 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 52%(24) 3%(26) 8% (32) 9% (39) 40 Ideo: Moderate (4) 46%(28) 35% (98) 4% () 5% (4) 278 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 28%(2) 53%(232) 7% (30) 2% (52) 434 Educ: < College 39%(288) 40%(293) 5% (40) 6%(20) 74 Educ: Bachelors degree 44%(3) 4%(2) 7% (2) 7% (22) 296 Educ: Post-grad 40% (67) 4% (68) 8% (4) % (8) 67 Income: Under 50k 39%(235) 38%(229) 7% (4) 7%(03) 608 Income: 50k-100k 43%(80) 4%(73) 5% (22) 0% (42) 48 Income: 100k+ 40% (7) 45% (80) 7% (2) 9% (5) 79 Ethnicity: White 39%(377) 42%(409) 6% (55) 3%(27) 969 Continued on next page 63 Morning Consult Table C14
Table C14: Now, thinking about the debate moderator Martha Raddatz, do you think she was mostly... More favorable More favorable toward Hillary toward Donald Don’t Know / No Demographic Fair and impartial Clinton Trump Opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(486) 40%(482) 6% (75) 3%(60) 204 Ethnicity: Hispanic 38% (46) 33% (40) 4% (7) 5% (8) 2 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 49% (80) 32% (52) 6% (0) 4% (23) 65 Ethnicity: Other 4% (28) 30% (2) 5% () 4% (0) 70 Relig: Protestant 37%(9) 48%(56) 5% (6) % (35) 326 Relig: Roman Catholic 34% (96) 44%(22) 0% (29) 2% (33) 280 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 50%(46) 29% (86) 4% (2) 7% (50) 294 Relig: Something Else 47% (89) 35% (66) 5% (9) 3% (25) 89 Relig: Evangelical 29%(00) 5%(76) 9% (3) % (38) 345 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 40%(49) 4%(52) 6% (23) 3% (47) 372 Relig: All Christian 35%(249) 46%(328) 8% (55) 2% (85) 77 Relig: All Non-Christian 49%(235) 3%(52) 4% (2) 6% (76) 484 Community: Urban 44%(35) 37%(4) 6% (9) 3% (40) 308 Community: Suburban 39%(29) 42%(23) 6% (33) 3% (73) 557 Community: Rural 39%(32) 40%(37) 7% (23) 4% (47) 339 Employ: Private Sector 4%(60) 39%(56) 0% (4) 0% (38) 395 Employ: Government 40% (37) 44% (4) 5% (5) % (0) 92 Employ: Self-Employed 34% (37) 45% (48) 5% (5) 6% (7) 08 Employ: Homemaker 40% (34) 45% (38) 2% (2) 3% () 85 Employ: Retired 43%(35) 40%(25) 3% (0) 4% (46) 36 Employ: Unemployed 42% (37) 37% (32) 4% (4) 6% (4) 87 Employ: Other 39% (32) 36% (30) 6% (5) 9% (6) 82 Job Type: White-collar 40%(97) 43%(23) 7% (35) 9% (46) 49 Job Type: Blue-collar 40%(23) 4%(26) 6% (35) 3% (7) 534 Job Type: Don’t Know 43% (77) 30% (53) 3% (5) 25% (44) 79 Military HH: Yes 39% (96) 47%(3) 5% (3) 9% (2) 243 Military HH: No 4%(39) 38%(369) 7% (63) 4%(39) 96 RD/WT: Right Direction 55%(27) 27%(07) 0% (4) 7% (28) 393 RD/WT: Wrong Track 33%(269) 46%(375) 4% (35) 6%(32) 8 Obama Job: Approve 56%(347) 25%(54) 7% (46) % (70) 67 Obama Job: Disapprove 23%(30) 57%(39) 5% (30) 4% (78) 556 Continued on next page
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Table C14: Now, thinking about the debate moderator Martha Raddatz, do you think she was mostly... More favorable More favorable toward Hillary toward Donald Don’t Know / No Demographic Fair and impartial Clinton Trump Opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(486) 40%(482) 6% (75) 3%(60) 204 #1 Issue: Economy 38%(62) 42%(80) 5% (23) 4% (62) 426 #1 Issue: Security 36%(08) 45%(34) 8% (24) % (35) 30 #1 Issue: Health Care 40% (67) 39% (64) 6% (9) 5% (25) 64 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 50% (72) 35% (50) 4% (5) % (6) 43 #1 Issue: Education 4% (27) 30% (20) % (7) 8% (2) 66 2014 Vote: Democrat 57%(279) 29%(4) 5% (23) 9% (44) 487 2014 Vote: Republican 25%(05) 56%(237) 9% (38) 0% (43) 424 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 37% (95) 34% (87) 6% (4) 24% (60) 256 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 57%(309) 28%(49) 6% (30) 0% (55) 543 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2% (88) 6%(25) 8% (33) 0% (42) 43 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 39% (8) 3% (63) 5% () 25% (5) 205 4-Region: Northeast 43%(02) 4% (97) 5% () 2% (28) 238 4-Region: Midwest 39% (93) 43%(02) 7% (6) 2% (28) 240 4-Region: South 4%(84) 38%(69) 6% (28) 5% (69) 449 4-Region: West 39%(07) 4%(5) 7% (20) 3% (35) 277 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C15: Now, thinking about the questions that were asked by members of the audience, do you think they were mostly More favorable More favorable toward Hillary toward Donald Don’t Know / No Demographic Fair and impartial Clinton Trump Opinion Total N Registered Voters 50%(606) 27%(325) 9%(03) 4%(70) 204 Gender: Male 46%(270) 33%(93) % (68) 0% (58) 589 Gender: Female 55%(335) 22%(32) 6% (36) 8%(2) 65 Age: 18-29 33% (6) 35% (64) 7% (3) 5% (28) 84 Age: 30-44 42%(24) 37%(09) 0% (29) 2% (35) 298 Age: 45-54 49%(26) 26% (67) 7% (8) 7% (43) 255 Age: 55-64 60%(2) 20% (37) 9% (7) % (2) 87 Age: 65+ 65%(83) 7% (47) 3% (7) 5% (42) 280 PID: Dem (no lean) 56%(269) 28%(34) 6% (27) 0% (50) 479 PID: Ind (no lean) 5%(82) 23% (8) 8% (27) 9% (67) 356 PID: Rep (no lean) 42%(56) 30%() 3% (49) 4% (53) 369 PID/Gender: Dem Men 50%(09) 38% (83) 7% (5) 6% (3) 220 PID/Gender: Dem Women 62%(59) 20% (5) 5% (2) 4% (37) 259 PID/Gender: Ind Men 49% (85) 27% (47) 9% (6) 4% (25) 74 PID/Gender: Ind Women 53% (97) 8% (34) 6% () 23% (42) 83 PID/Gender: Rep Men 39% (76) 32% (63) 9% (37) 0% (20) 95 PID/Gender: Rep Women 46% (79) 28% (48) 7% (3) 9% (33) 74 Tea Party: Supporter 35%(3) 40%(47) 6% (59) 9% (33) 370 Tea Party: Not Supporter 57%(474) 2%(75) 5% (42) 6%(36) 827 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 48%(97) 29%(7) 3% (53) 0% (43) 40 Ideo: Moderate (4) 54%(5) 24% (66) 6% (7) 6% (45) 278 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 52%(224) 30%(29) 6% (28) 2% (54) 434 Educ: < College 5%(375) 26%(89) 8% (59) 6%(8) 74 Educ: Bachelors degree 52%(54) 28% (82) 0% (30) 0% (29) 296 Educ: Post-grad 46% (77) 32% (53) 8% (4) 4% (23) 67 Income: Under 50k 49%(300) 27%(63) 8% (50) 6% (95) 608 Income: 50k-100k 53%(223) 26%(09) 8% (34) 2% (52) 48 Income: 100k+ 46% (83) 30% (54) % (9) 3% (23) 79 Ethnicity: White 52%(505) 25%(244) 8% (8) 4%(40) 969 Continued on next page 66 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C15
Table C15: Now, thinking about the questions that were asked by members of the audience, do you think they were mostly More favorable More favorable toward Hillary toward Donald Don’t Know / No Demographic Fair and impartial Clinton Trump Opinion Total N Registered Voters 50%(606) 27%(325) 9%(03) 4%(70) 204 Ethnicity: Hispanic 43% (52) 38% (46) 9% () 0% (2) 2 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 4% (68) 36% (59) 0% (7) 3% (2) 65 Ethnicity: Other 47% (33) 32% (22) 8% (6) 3% (9) 70 Relig: Protestant 60%(94) 2% (70) 5% (5) 4% (47) 326 Relig: Roman Catholic 46%(29) 32% (89) % (3) % (3) 280 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 44%(29) 28% (84) 9% (28) 8% (53) 294 Relig: Something Else 53%(00) 26% (48) 7% (3) 5% (28) 89 Relig: Evangelical 48%(65) 28% (98) % (38) 3% (45) 345 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 57%(2) 25% (95) 6% (23) 2% (43) 372 Relig: All Christian 52%(375) 27%(93) 9% (6) 2% (88) 77 Relig: All Non-Christian 47%(230) 27%(32) 8% (4) 7% (8) 484 Community: Urban 46%(40) 33%(0) 9% (27) 3% (40) 308 Community: Suburban 53%(297) 25%(40) 7% (40) 4% (80) 557 Community: Rural 50%(68) 25% (83) % (37) 5% (50) 339 Employ: Private Sector 42%(67) 33%(3) 3% (52) % (44) 395 Employ: Government 5% (47) 28% (26) 2% () 9% (8) 92 Employ: Self-Employed 47% (5) 27% (29) 8% (8) 9% (20) 08 Employ: Homemaker 53% (45) 24% (20) 6% (5) 6% (4) 85 Employ: Retired 66%(209) 6% (52) 4% (4) 3% (42) 36 Employ: Unemployed 40% (34) 37% (32) 4% (3) 20% (7) 87 Employ: Other 46% (38) 25% (2) 0% (8) 20% (6) 82 Job Type: White-collar 48%(234) 27%(33) 2% (59) 3% (65) 49 Job Type: Blue-collar 55%(294) 27%(43) 6% (32) 2% (66) 534 Job Type: Don’t Know 44% (78) 28% (50) 7% (2) 22% (40) 79 Military HH: Yes 5%(25) 29% (70) 9% (23) % (26) 243 Military HH: No 50%(48) 27%(256) 8% (80) 5%(44) 96 RD/WT: Right Direction 53%(208) 29%(3) 2% (45) 7% (27) 393 RD/WT: Wrong Track 49%(398) 26%(23) 7% (58) 8%(43) 8 Obama Job: Approve 53%(325) 26%(63) 0% (59) % (70) 67 Obama Job: Disapprove 48%(265) 29%(59) 8% (44) 6% (88) 556 Continued on next page
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Table C15: Now, thinking about the questions that were asked by members of the audience, do you think they were mostly More favorable More favorable toward Hillary toward Donald Don’t Know / No Demographic Fair and impartial Clinton Trump Opinion Total N Registered Voters 50%(606) 27%(325) 9%(03) 4%(70) 204 #1 Issue: Economy 52%(223) 29%(22) 8% (35) % (47) 426 #1 Issue: Security 55%(64) 23% (69) 8% (23) 5% (44) 30 #1 Issue: Health Care 42% (69) 27% (44) 2% (20) 20% (32) 64 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 6% (87) 23% (33) 5% (7) % (6) 43 #1 Issue: Education 33% (22) 32% (2) 2% (8) 22% (4) 66 2014 Vote: Democrat 55%(270) 27%(32) 7% (35) 0% (50) 487 2014 Vote: Republican 48%(202) 29%(25) 0% (42) 3% (55) 424 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 47%(20) 23% (59) 9% (22) 2% (55) 256 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 56%(306) 25%(34) 8% (46) % (57) 543 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 48%(200) 30%(25) 9% (35) 3% (53) 43 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 39% (8) 27% (56) 9% (9) 24% (49) 205 4-Region: Northeast 55%(30) 25% (60) 9% (2) % (27) 238 4-Region: Midwest 50%(2) 29% (70) 6% (5) 4% (34) 240 4-Region: South 48%(24) 26%(6) 8% (38) 8% (8) 449 4-Region: West 5%(4) 29% (79) 0% (29) 0% (28) 277 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C16_4: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Racist Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(0) 37%(746) 2%(245) 200 Gender: Male 48%(449) 40%(375) 2%(09) 933 Gender: Female 53%(56) 35%(37) 3%(36) 068 Age: 18-29 66%(209) 23% (72) % (35) 36 Age: 30-44 55%(275) 34%(73) % (54) 503 Age: 45-54 48%(207) 38%(65) 4%(60) 432 Age: 55-64 47%(50) 39%(27) 4% (45) 323 Age: 65+ 40%(69) 49%(207) 2% (50) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 76%(566) 5%(4) 9% (67) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 5%(338) 32%(20) 7%(6) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 8%(07) 7%(422) 0% (62) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 74%(248) 7% (57) 9% (29) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 77%(38) 4% (56) 9% (38) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 49%(53) 34%(07) 7% (54) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 53%(84) 30%(04) 8% (62) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 7% (48) 74%(2) 9% (26) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 9% (59) 69%(2) 2% (35) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 36%(98) 56%(308) 9% (49) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 56%(808) 30%(433) 3%(92) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 79%(484) 5% (95) 6% (34) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 55%(273) 32%(59) 3% (63) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 25%(76) 64%(448) 0% (72) 695 Educ: < College 48%(633) 37%(493) 4%(90) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 54%(242) 37%(64) 9% (38) 444 Educ: Post-grad 56%(35) 37% (89) 7% (7) 24 Income: Under 50k 5%(56) 35%(389) 4%(55) 05 Income: 50k-100k 5%(326) 37%(239) % (73) 638 Income: 100k+ 48%(24) 46%(8) 6% (7) 258 Ethnicity: White 47%(76) 42%(68) 2%(88) 630 Continued on next page 69 Morning Consult Table C16_4
Table C16_4: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Racist Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(0) 37%(746) 2%(245) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 66%(9) 24% (42) 0% (8) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 69%(78) 3% (34) 8% (45) 257 Ethnicity: Other 62% (7) 27% (3) 0% (2) 4 Relig: Protestant 39%(204) 52%(269) 9% (49) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 5%(209) 39%(58) 0% (39) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 6%(39) 25%(30) 4% (74) 524 Relig: Something Else 56%(93) 30%(03) 4% (48) 344 Relig: Jewish 68% (36) 9% (0) 3% (7) 53 Relig: Evangelical 39%(29) 49%(277) 2% (65) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 49%(278) 4%(235) 0% (57) 570 Relig: All Christian 44%(496) 45%(52) %(22) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 59%(53) 27%(233) 4%(22) 867 Community: Urban 62%(33) 27%(36) 2% (58) 508 Community: Suburban 5%(468) 38%(350) %(02) 92 Community: Rural 40%(229) 45%(259) 5% (84) 572 Employ: Private Sector 53%(340) 37%(24) 0% (67) 648 Employ: Government 55% (76) 39% (54) 5% (7) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 48% (87) 42% (76) 9% (7) 79 Employ: Homemaker 46% (76) 35% (58) 9% (32) 66 Employ: Student 74% (49) 7% () 9% (6) 66 Employ: Retired 43%(209) 45%(26) 2% (57) 482 Employ: Unemployed 56% (93) 27%(44) 7% (28) 65 Employ: Other 5% (8) 29%(46) 9% (30) 57 Job Type: White-collar 5%(375) 4%(297) 8% (58) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 48%(434) 4%(369) 0% (94) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 54%(20) 2% (80) 25% (93) 374 Military HH: Yes 47%(77) 42%(56) %(40) 374 Military HH: No 5%(833) 36%(589) 3%(205) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 72%(400) 6% (92) 2%(66) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 42%(60) 45%(654) 2%(78) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C16_4: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Racist Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(0) 37%(746) 2%(245) 200 Obama Job: Approve 78%(733) 3%(22) 9% (88) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 26%(250) 63%(64) 2%(4) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 5%(357) 40%(280) 9%(60) 697 #1 Issue: Security 36%(64) 53%(239) % (5) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 5%(48) 3% (89) 8% (52) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 55%(35) 28% (68) 7% (4) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 76% (56) 7% (2) 7% (5) 73 #1 Issue: Education 65% (77) 20% (24) 5% (8) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 6% (39) 2% (3) 8% (2) 64 #1 Issue: Other 56% (35) 34% (2) 0% (6) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 74%(532) 6%(3) 0% (72) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 22%(45) 68%(452) % (72) 669 2014 Vote: Other 39% (3) 29% (23) 32% (25) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 57%(303) 29%(55) 4% (74) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 73%(623) 7%(40) 0% (86) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2%(44) 68%(459) 0% (69) 672 2012 Vote: Other 27% (2) 45% (33) 28% (2) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 56%(223) 28%() 7% (67) 400 4-Region: Northeast 50%(85) 37%(34) 3% (47) 365 4-Region: Midwest 54%(254) 35%(66) % (53) 472 4-Region: South 45%(334) 4%(302) 4%(07) 743 4-Region: West 57%(238) 34%(44) 9% (38) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C16_5: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Sexist Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 60%(203) 28%(552) 2%(246) 200 Gender: Male 59%(55) 3%(290) 0% (92) 933 Gender: Female 6%(652) 25%(262) 4%(54) 068 Age: 18-29 70%(22) 20% (65) 0% (30) 36 Age: 30-44 62%(30) 26%(28) 3%(64) 503 Age: 45-54 59%(256) 26%(0) 5%(66) 432 Age: 55-64 6%(96) 29% (95) 0% (32) 323 Age: 65+ 52%(220) 36%(53) 3% (54) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 80%(599) 2% (92) 8% (56) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 60%(40) 23%(53) 6%(09) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 34%(203) 52%(307) 4% (8) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 79%(263) 5% (50) 6% (2) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 8%(336) 0% (42) 8% (35) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 62%(93) 25% (79) 3% (42) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 60%(208) 2% (74) 9% (68) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 33% (95) 56%(6) 0% (29) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 35%(08) 48%(46) 7% (5) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 45%(25) 44%(243) % (6) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 66%(944) 2%(306) 3%(83) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 80%(493) 4% (89) 5% (3) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 67%(33) 23%(3) 0% (5) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 42%(292) 44%(309) 4% (95) 695 Educ: < College 57%(750) 28%(369) 5%(96) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 66%(293) 27%(20) 7% (3) 444 Educ: Post-grad 66%(60) 26% (62) 8% (9) 24 Income: Under 50k 58%(640) 27%(300) 5%(66) 05 Income: 50k-100k 64%(4) 25%(59) % (68) 638 Income: 100k+ 59%(52) 36% (93) 5% (3) 258 Ethnicity: White 58%(945) 30%(493) 2%(92) 630 Continued on next page 72 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C16_5
Table C16_5: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Sexist Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 60%(203) 28%(552) 2%(246) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 70%(25) 8% (33) 2% (2) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 72%(85) 3% (33) 5%(40) 257 Ethnicity: Other 64% (74) 23% (26) 3% (5) 4 Relig: Protestant 55%(287) 34%(76) % (58) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 57%(233) 33%(36) 0% (39) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 67%(353) 9%(00) 4% (7) 524 Relig: Something Else 66%(228) 22% (74) 2% (4) 344 Relig: Jewish 8% (43) 2% (6) 7% (4) 53 Relig: Evangelical 5%(285) 35%(94) 4% (8) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 59%(335) 32%(82) 9% (53) 570 Relig: All Christian 55%(620) 33%(376) 2%(34) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 67%(58) 20%(74) 3%(2) 867 Community: Urban 66%(334) 23%(6) % (58) 508 Community: Suburban 63%(579) 25%(234) 2%(09) 92 Community: Rural 5%(290) 35%(202) 4% (80) 572 Employ: Private Sector 64%(45) 27%(76) 9% (57) 648 Employ: Government 65% (89) 27% (37) 8% () 37 Employ: Self-Employed 58%(03) 33% (59) 9% (7) 79 Employ: Homemaker 60% (99) 20% (33) 20% (34) 66 Employ: Student 77% (5) 6% () 7% (5) 66 Employ: Retired 53%(256) 35%(69) 2% (57) 482 Employ: Unemployed 63%(04) 7% (29) 9% (32) 65 Employ: Other 54% (85) 24% (38) 2% (34) 57 Job Type: White-collar 62%(45) 3%(225) 7% (54) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 6%(545) 29%(260) 0% (92) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 56%(208) 8% (67) 27% (99) 374 Military HH: Yes 6%(228) 30%(3) 9% (32) 374 Military HH: No 60%(975) 27%(438) 3%(24) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 74%(42) 6% (89) 0% (57) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 55%(79) 32%(462) 3%(89) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C16_5: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Sexist Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 60%(203) 28%(552) 2%(246) 200 Obama Job: Approve 8%(763) 2%(0) 7% (70) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 42%(407) 45%(436) 4%(34) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 62%(434) 29%(99) 9%(64) 697 #1 Issue: Security 49%(222) 39%(76) 2% (56) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 57%(64) 22% (65) 2% (6) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 63%(54) 23% (56) 4% (34) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 79% (58) 7% (2) 4% (3) 73 #1 Issue: Education 72% (86) 5% (7) 3% (5) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 7% (45) 8% (2) % (7) 64 #1 Issue: Other 65%(40) 25% (5) % (7) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 79%(565) 3% (93) 8%(60) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 39%(263) 47%(34) 4% (92) 669 2014 Vote: Other 46% (37) 2% (6) 33% (26) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 63%(337) 24%(27) 3% (67) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 78%(666) 4%(9) 8%(64) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 40%(269) 48%(320) 2% (84) 672 2012 Vote: Other 43% (32) 2% (6) 36% (27) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 59%(236) 24% (96) 7% (68) 400 4-Region: Northeast 59%(25) 29%(07) 2% (43) 365 4-Region: Midwest 63%(297) 27%(29) 0%(46) 472 4-Region: South 57%(420) 29%(22) 5%() 743 4-Region: West 64%(27) 24%(03) % (47) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C16_6: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Corrupt Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 44%(878) 4%(8) 6%(32) 200 Gender: Male 43%(403) 45%(420) 2%() 933 Gender: Female 45%(475) 37%(39) 9%(202) 068 Age: 18-29 59%(87) 30% (95) % (34) 36 Age: 30-44 50%(252) 36%(79) 4% (72) 503 Age: 45-54 40%(74) 42%(82) 8% (77) 432 Age: 55-64 37%(9) 45%(45) 8% (59) 323 Age: 65+ 34%(46) 49%(2) 6% (70) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 70%(522) 7%(28) 3% (97) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 4%(275) 38%(249) 2%(39) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 4% (80) 73%(434) 3% (76) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 69%(229) 2% (7) 0% (34) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 7%(293) 4% (57) 5% (63) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 43%(36) 40%(24) 7% (54) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 40%(40) 36%(25) 24% (86) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 3% (38) 79%(224) 8% (23) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 4% (43) 69%(209) 8% (53) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 32%(79) 58%(32) 0% (55) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 49%(696) 34%(486) 8%(25) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 70%(428) 22%(34) 8% (5) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 47%(234) 37%(8) 6% (80) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 2%(48) 63%(442) 5%(06) 695 Educ: < College 4%(538) 4%(534) 9%(244) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 49%(28) 40%(80) % (47) 444 Educ: Post-grad 5%(22) 40% (97) 9% (22) 24 Income: Under 50k 43%(475) 38%(49) 9%(22) 05 Income: 50k-100k 45%(289) 42%(268) 3% (8) 638 Income: 100k+ 44%(4) 48%(24) 8% (20) 258 Ethnicity: White 40%(645) 46%(745) 5%(240) 630 Continued on next page 75 Morning Consult Table C16_6
Table C16_6: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Corrupt Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 44%(878) 4%(8) 6%(32) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 6%(09) 32% (57) 8% (4) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 63%(62) 5% (38) 22% (57) 257 Ethnicity: Other 62% (7) 25% (28) 3% (5) 4 Relig: Protestant 32%(68) 53%(278) 5% (76) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 43%(75) 43%(77) 4% (55) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 52%(274) 3%(63) 7% (86) 524 Relig: Something Else 50%(74) 33%(3) 7% (58) 344 Relig: Jewish 62% (33) 25% (3) 3% (7) 53 Relig: Evangelical 34%(92) 50%(28) 6% (88) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 42%(237) 44%(253) 4% (80) 570 Relig: All Christian 38%(429) 47%(534) 5%(68) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 52%(447) 32%(276) 7%(44) 867 Community: Urban 53%(27) 30%(54) 6% (82) 508 Community: Suburban 45%(49) 40%(373) 4%(30) 92 Community: Rural 33%(88) 50%(284) 8%(0) 572 Employ: Private Sector 47%(303) 4%(266) 2% (79) 648 Employ: Government 46% (63) 44% (6) 0% (3) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 43% (76) 49% (88) 8% (5) 79 Employ: Homemaker 4% (67) 34% (56) 25% (42) 66 Employ: Student 72% (48) 9% (3) 9% (6) 66 Employ: Retired 36%(74) 47%(228) 7% (8) 482 Employ: Unemployed 49% (8) 26% (43) 25% (4) 65 Employ: Other 42% (65) 36% (57) 22% (35) 57 Job Type: White-collar 46%(333) 46%(337) 8% (6) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 43%(383) 4%(372) 6%(42) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 44%(63) 27%(02) 29%(0) 374 Military HH: Yes 40%(49) 46%(72) 4% (53) 374 Military HH: No 45%(729) 39%(639) 6%(260) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 63%(350) 22%(2) 6% (88) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 37%(529) 48%(690) 6%(224) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C16_6: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Corrupt Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 44%(878) 4%(8) 6%(32) 200 Obama Job: Approve 69%(650) 8%(7) 3%(22) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 2%(209) 64%(628) 4%(40) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 44%(306) 43%(303) 3% (88) 697 #1 Issue: Security 32%(44) 55%(249) 4% (6) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 43%(25) 36%(05) 20% (59) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 46%() 32% (79) 22% (54) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 67% (49) 22% (6) % (8) 73 #1 Issue: Education 62% (73) 25% (29) 4% (6) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 53% (34) 25% (6) 23% (5) 64 #1 Issue: Other 59% (36) 23% (4) 8% () 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 66%(472) 20%(42) 5%(05) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 9%(26) 68%(456) 3% (86) 669 2014 Vote: Other 32% (25) 37% (29) 3% (25) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 48%(255) 34%(8) 8% (96) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 67%(567) 20%(72) 3%() 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 8%(8) 70%(469) 3% (85) 672 2012 Vote: Other 25% (9) 42% (32) 33% (25) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 44%(74) 34%(36) 22% (90) 400 4-Region: Northeast 43%(56) 43%(56) 5% (54) 365 4-Region: Midwest 46%(25) 39%(85) 5% (72) 472 4-Region: South 40%(295) 42%(33) 8%(36) 743 4-Region: West 5%(22) 37%(57) 2% (5) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C16_7: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Has extremely liberal political views Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(362) 59%(83) 23%(456) 200 Gender: Male 9%(82) 65%(606) 6%(45) 933 Gender: Female 7%(80) 54%(577) 29%(3) 068 Age: 18-29 22% (7) 54%(7) 23% (74) 36 Age: 30-44 20%(02) 57%(286) 23%(5) 503 Age: 45-54 7% (74) 62%(266) 2% (92) 432 Age: 55-64 9% (6) 59%(90) 22% (72) 323 Age: 65+ 3% (54) 63%(270) 24%(03) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 22%(62) 57%(427) 2%(58) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 6%(03) 54%(36) 30%(99) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 6% (96) 67%(396) 7% (98) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 23% (78) 63%(209) 4% (47) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 20% (84) 53%(28) 27%() 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 7% (54) 6%(90) 22% (70) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 4% (50) 49%(7) 37%(29) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 7% (50) 73%(207) 0% (28) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 5%(46) 62%(89) 23% (70) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 23%(29) 6%(336) 6% (89) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 6%(229) 59%(84) 25%(363) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 22%(35) 68%(48) 0%(60) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 2%(06) 52%(256) 27%(33) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 4% (96) 67%(469) 9%(30) 695 Educ: < College 20%(265) 52%(68) 28%(370) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 4%(64) 73%(325) 3% (56) 444 Educ: Post-grad 4% (33) 74%(78) 2% (30) 24 Income: Under 50k 9%(209) 53%(588) 28%(309) 05 Income: 50k-100k 7%() 64%(406) 9%(20) 638 Income: 100k+ 6% (42) 73%(89) 0% (27) 258 Ethnicity: White 7%(283) 6%(000) 2%(347) 630 Continued on next page 78 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C16_7
Table C16_7: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Has extremely liberal political views Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(362) 59%(83) 23%(456) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 27% (48) 59%(05) 4% (25) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 24% (62) 44%(3) 32% (82) 257 Ethnicity: Other 5% (7) 62% (7) 23% (27) 4 Relig: Protestant 4% (7) 69%(36) 7% (90) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 2% (85) 59%(239) 20% (83) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 8% (94) 58%(302) 24%(27) 524 Relig: Something Else 2% (72) 52%(78) 28% (95) 344 Relig: Jewish 3% (7) 73% (39) 4% (7) 53 Relig: Evangelical 8%(02) 6%(34) 2%(8) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 7% (94) 63%(359) 20%(6) 570 Relig: All Christian 7%(96) 62%(700) 2%(234) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 9%(66) 55%(480) 26%(222) 867 Community: Urban 2%(09) 56%(283) 23%(6) 508 Community: Suburban 6%(5) 63%(58) 2%(89) 92 Community: Rural 8%(03) 56%(39) 26%(5) 572 Employ: Private Sector 9%(26) 64%(47) 6%(05) 648 Employ: Government 26% (36) 58% (79) 6% (22) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 7% (3) 6%(0) 22% (39) 79 Employ: Homemaker 22% (37) 44% (73) 34% (57) 66 Employ: Student 4% (9) 65% (43) 2% (4) 66 Employ: Retired 3% (6) 64%(309) 23%(3) 482 Employ: Unemployed 7% (29) 52% (86) 3% (5) 65 Employ: Other 2% (34) 43% (68) 35% (56) 57 Job Type: White-collar 7%(25) 7%(522) % (83) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 2%(86) 56%(503) 23%(208) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 4% (5) 42%(59) 44%(65) 374 Military HH: Yes 22% (83) 60%(224) 8% (67) 374 Military HH: No 7%(279) 59%(959) 24%(389) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 22%(25) 57%(36) 2%(7) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 6%(236) 60%(867) 23%(339) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C16_7: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Has extremely liberal political views Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(362) 59%(83) 23%(456) 200 Obama Job: Approve 20%(90) 58%(546) 22%(207) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 7%(65) 64%(626) 9%(86) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 8%(24) 62%(430) 20%(43) 697 #1 Issue: Security 6% (73) 65%(295) 9% (85) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 22%(64) 5%(47) 27% (78) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 5% (37) 52%(26) 33% (8) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 0% (7) 74% (54) 7% (2) 73 #1 Issue: Education 25% (29) 49% (58) 27% (32) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 25% (6) 55% (36) 9% (2) 64 #1 Issue: Other 9% () 6% (38) 20% (2) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 20%(47) 58%(47) 2%(54) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 6%(08) 68%(456) 6%(05) 669 2014 Vote: Other 2% (0) 39% (3) 48% (38) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8% (97) 52%(277) 30%(57) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 20%(7) 58%(492) 22%(86) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 5%(03) 70%(472) 4% (97) 672 2012 Vote: Other 3% (0) 48% (36) 39% (29) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9% (78) 45%(8) 35%(42) 400 4-Region: Northeast 9% (68) 59%(27) 22% (80) 365 4-Region: Midwest 6% (78) 59%(279) 24%(5) 472 4-Region: South 8%(36) 56%(45) 26%(93) 743 4-Region: West 9% (80) 65%(272) 6% (69) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C16_8: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Has extremely conservative political views Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 37%(746) 39%(786) 23%(468) 200 Gender: Male 4%(378) 44%(407) 6%(48) 933 Gender: Female 34%(368) 36%(380) 30%(320) 068 Age: 18-29 45%(42) 34%(08) 2% (67) 36 Age: 30-44 38%(93) 40%(203) 2%(06) 503 Age: 45-54 33%(4) 44%(92) 23%(00) 432 Age: 55-64 36%(5) 4%(33) 23% (75) 323 Age: 65+ 37%(56) 35%(50) 28%(2) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 40%(295) 38%(287) 22%(64) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 32%(2) 37%(248) 3%(204) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 4%(240) 42%(25) 7%(00) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 39%(32) 47%(58) 3% (45) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 40%(63) 3%(30) 29%(20) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 37%(6) 38%(9) 25% (79) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 27% (95) 37%(29) 36%(25) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 46%(3) 46%(30) 9% (25) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 36%(0) 40%(2) 25% (75) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 39%(29) 45%(252) 5% (84) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 37%(524) 37%(527) 27%(382) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 49%(302) 37%(228) 3% (83) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 30%(48) 45%(22) 26%(27) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 39%(274) 42%(289) 9%(32) 695 Educ: < College 35%(459) 37%(488) 28%(369) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 40%(78) 44%(97) 6% (69) 444 Educ: Post-grad 45%(0) 42%(02) 3% (30) 24 Income: Under 50k 37%(407) 36%(395) 27%(303) 05 Income: 50k-100k 38%(244) 42%(266) 20%(27) 638 Income: 100k+ 37% (95) 48%(24) 5% (38) 258 Ethnicity: White 38%(620) 39%(642) 23%(368) 630 Continued on next page 81 Morning Consult Table C16_8
Table C16_8: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Has extremely conservative political views Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 37%(746) 39%(786) 23%(468) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 50% (90) 33%(60) 6% (29) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 35% (89) 37% (96) 28% (72) 257 Ethnicity: Other 32% (37) 43% (49) 25% (28) 4 Relig: Protestant 39%(203) 4%(26) 20%(03) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 36%(47) 42%(70) 22% (9) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 43%(223) 33%(72) 24%(28) 524 Relig: Something Else 3%(05) 42%(44) 28% (95) 344 Relig: Jewish 47% (25) 34% (8) 9% (0) 53 Relig: Evangelical 38%(24) 40%(227) 2%(20) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 36%(203) 42%(24) 22%(26) 570 Relig: All Christian 37%(47) 4%(468) 22%(246) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 38%(328) 36%(36) 26%(223) 867 Community: Urban 38%(93) 35%(78) 27%(37) 508 Community: Suburban 39%(358) 4%(379) 20%(84) 92 Community: Rural 34%(96) 40%(230) 26%(47) 572 Employ: Private Sector 38%(246) 44%(287) 8%(5) 648 Employ: Government 42% (57) 43% (59) 5% (2) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 42% (76) 39% (69) 9% (34) 79 Employ: Homemaker 3% (5) 39%(64) 3% (5) 66 Employ: Student 49% (33) 33% (22) 7% (2) 66 Employ: Retired 35%(67) 39%(88) 26%(27) 482 Employ: Unemployed 43% (7) 25% (4) 32% (53) 65 Employ: Other 29%(46) 36% (56) 35% (55) 57 Job Type: White-collar 4%(296) 45%(330) 4%(05) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 37%(333) 40%(36) 23%(203) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 32%(8) 25% (95) 43%(6) 374 Military HH: Yes 39%(45) 42%(59) 9% (7) 374 Military HH: No 37%(602) 39%(628) 24%(398) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 42%(233) 39%(25) 20%(0) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 36%(53) 40%(57) 25%(358) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C16_8: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Has extremely conservative political views Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 37%(746) 39%(786) 23%(468) 200 Obama Job: Approve 42%(395) 37%(352) 2%(95) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 35%(34) 43%(420) 22%(26) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 37%(258) 40%(280) 23%(59) 697 #1 Issue: Security 40%(84) 39%(75) 2% (95) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 35%(00) 38%(0) 27% (79) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 33% (80) 39% (94) 29% (70) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 49% (36) 40% (29) % (8) 73 #1 Issue: Education 4% (49) 3% (37) 27% (32) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 39% (25) 38% (24) 23% (5) 64 #1 Issue: Other 23% (4) 59% (37) 7% () 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 39%(277) 4%(29) 2%(50) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 39%(263) 43%(285) 8%(20) 669 2014 Vote: Other 2% (7) 32% (25) 47% (37) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 36%(90) 34%(82) 30%(60) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 38%(326) 39%(33) 23%(93) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 39%(260) 43%(29) 8%(20) 672 2012 Vote: Other 28% (2) 39% (29) 33% (25) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 35%(39) 33%(32) 32%(29) 400 4-Region: Northeast 38%(38) 4%(50) 2% (78) 365 4-Region: Midwest 33%(58) 4%(94) 25%(20) 472 4-Region: South 36%(270) 39%(287) 25%(85) 743 4-Region: West 43%(80) 37%(55) 20% (85) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C16_9: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Overly secretive Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 38%(760) 46%(92) 6%(320) 200 Gender: Male 40%(37) 48%(450) 2%(2) 933 Gender: Female 36%(388) 44%(47) 9%(208) 068 Age: 18-29 42%(32) 44%(40) 4%(44) 36 Age: 30-44 42%(209) 45%(226) 3% (67) 503 Age: 45-54 33%(44) 47%(204) 9% (84) 432 Age: 55-64 38%(22) 46%(50) 6% (5) 323 Age: 65+ 36%(52) 47%(202) 7% (74) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 59%(439) 28%(209) 3% (99) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 34%(226) 43%(282) 23%(55) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 6% (94) 73%(430) %(66) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 59%(98) 32%(06) 9% (30) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 58%(24) 25%(03) 7% (70) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 38%(9) 44%(37) 8% (57) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 3%(07) 4%(45) 28% (98) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 9% (54) 72%(206) 9% (26) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 3% (4) 73%(224) 3% (4) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 29%(6) 6%(336) 0% (58) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 4%(593) 4%(582) 8%(258) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 59%(359) 30%(84) % (70) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 4%(205) 44%(220) 4% (70) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 2%(46) 65%(450) 4% (99) 695 Educ: < College 36%(480) 45%(596) 8%(240) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 38%(70) 50%(223) % (5) 444 Educ: Post-grad 45%(0) 42%(02) 2% (30) 24 Income: Under 50k 38%(47) 43%(477) 9%(2) 05 Income: 50k-100k 38%(243) 49%(32) 3% (83) 638 Income: 100k+ 39%(00) 5%(32) 0% (26) 258 Ethnicity: White 35%(573) 50%(808) 5%(249) 630 Continued on next page 84 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C16_9
Table C16_9: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Overly secretive Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 38%(760) 46%(92) 6%(320) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 49% (88) 39% (70) 2% (2) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 52%(35) 26% (67) 22% (56) 257 Ethnicity: Other 45% (52) 4% (47) 4% (6) 4 Relig: Protestant 30%(56) 57%(297) 3% (69) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 39%(57) 5%(206) %(44) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 46%(24) 36%(89) 8% (94) 524 Relig: Something Else 4%(40) 40%(36) 20% (67) 344 Relig: Jewish 55% (29) 23% (2) 22% () 53 Relig: Evangelical 3%(76) 53%(296) 6% (88) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 35%(200) 52%(298) 2% (7) 570 Relig: All Christian 33%(377) 53%(595) 4%(59) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 44%(38) 37%(325) 9%(6) 867 Community: Urban 46%(234) 39%(99) 5% (74) 508 Community: Suburban 38%(354) 45%(49) 6%(48) 92 Community: Rural 30%(72) 53%(303) 7% (98) 572 Employ: Private Sector 4%(267) 47%(306) 2% (75) 648 Employ: Government 39% (54) 46% (63) 5% (2) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 34% (62) 52% (93) 4% (25) 79 Employ: Homemaker 33% (54) 43% (72) 24%(40) 66 Employ: Student 44% (29) 46% (30) 0% (7) 66 Employ: Retired 37%(80) 47%(227) 6% (75) 482 Employ: Unemployed 35% (58) 4% (68) 23% (39) 65 Employ: Other 36% (56) 39% (62) 25% (39) 57 Job Type: White-collar 39%(28) 50%(364) 2% (84) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 38%(343) 48%(429) 4%(24) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 36%(35) 34%(28) 30%() 374 Military HH: Yes 35%(3) 5%(89) 4% (54) 374 Military HH: No 39%(629) 45%(732) 6%(266) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 56%(35) 28%(59) 5% (85) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 3%(445) 53%(762) 6%(235) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C16_9: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Overly secretive Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 38%(760) 46%(92) 6%(320) 200 Obama Job: Approve 58%(547) 27%(258) 5%(38) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 9%(89) 67%(653) 4%(36) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 37%(258) 50%(346) 3% (93) 697 #1 Issue: Security 28%(29) 59%(269) 2% (56) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 39%(2) 4%(8) 2%(60) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 44%(07) 33% (8) 23% (56) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 50% (36) 34% (25) 6% (2) 73 #1 Issue: Education 48% (57) 32% (37) 20% (24) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 55% (35) 30% (9) 6% (0) 64 #1 Issue: Other 42% (26) 42% (26) 5% (9) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 55%(395) 3%(22) 4%(02) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 20%(34) 67%(449) 3% (86) 669 2014 Vote: Other 33% (26) 32% (25) 35% (28) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 39%(205) 42%(223) 9%(03) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 55%(465) 30%(258) 5%(26) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 9%(29) 69%(462) 2% (8) 672 2012 Vote: Other 25% (8) 40% (30) 35% (26) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 37%(47) 42%(68) 2% (86) 400 4-Region: Northeast 34%(24) 50%(83) 6% (59) 365 4-Region: Midwest 4%(94) 45%(23) 4% (65) 472 4-Region: South 36%(264) 45%(33) 20%(48) 743 4-Region: West 42%(78) 46%(94) 2% (49) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C16_10: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Out of touch with average Americans Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(030) 39%(782) 9%(88) 200 Gender: Male 5%(478) 4%(386) 7% (69) 933 Gender: Female 52%(552) 37%(396) %(9) 068 Age: 18-29 64%(20) 27% (86) 9% (29) 36 Age: 30-44 54%(270) 37%(87) 9%(46) 503 Age: 45-54 49%(23) 38%(66) 2% (52) 432 Age: 55-64 52%(67) 42%(35) 6% (2) 323 Age: 65+ 42%(79) 49%(208) 9%(40) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 75%(559) 8%(34) 7% (54) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 50%(335) 34%(226) 6%(03) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 23%(36) 72%(422) 5% (32) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 73%(245) 20% (68) 6% (22) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 76%(34) 6% (67) 8% (32) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 52%(64) 35%() 2% (39) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 49%(7) 33%(4) 8%(64) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 24% (69) 73%(207) 3% (9) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 22% (67) 70%(25) 8% (23) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 37%(205) 58%(323) 5% (27) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 57%(88) 32%(455) %(60) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 76%(468) 9%(9) 4% (26) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 55%(273) 36%(76) 9%(46) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 30%(206) 63%(436) 8% (53) 695 Educ: < College 49%(650) 40%(524) %(42) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 55%(245) 37%(67) 8% (33) 444 Educ: Post-grad 56%(36) 38% (92) 5% (3) 24 Income: Under 50k 5%(560) 38%(420) %(26) 05 Income: 50k-100k 54%(342) 39%(247) 8% (49) 638 Income: 100k+ 50%(28) 45%(6) 5% (4) 258 Ethnicity: White 47%(764) 44%(72) 9%(44) 630 Continued on next page 87 Morning Consult Table C16_10
Table C16_10: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Out of touch with average Americans Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(030) 39%(782) 9%(88) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 68%(22) 23% (4) 9% (6) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 76%(97) 0% (26) 3% (34) 257 Ethnicity: Other 6% (69) 30% (35) 9% (0) 4 Relig: Protestant 4%(23) 52%(272) 7% (37) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 5%(209) 40%(64) 8% (33) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 6%(39) 28%(48) % (57) 524 Relig: Something Else 57%(95) 3%(06) 2% (43) 344 Relig: Jewish 64% (34) 2% () 5% (8) 53 Relig: Evangelical 42%(235) 50%(282) 8% (43) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 49%(280) 43%(245) 8% (45) 570 Relig: All Christian 46%(55) 47%(527) 8% (89) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 59%(54) 29%(253) 2%(00) 867 Community: Urban 60%(302) 3%(59) 9% (47) 508 Community: Suburban 53%(484) 38%(352) 9% (86) 92 Community: Rural 43%(245) 48%(272) 0% (56) 572 Employ: Private Sector 54%(350) 40%(259) 6% (39) 648 Employ: Government 57% (79) 37% (5) 5% (7) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 46% (83) 46% (82) 8% (4) 79 Employ: Homemaker 47% (78) 39%(64) 5% (24) 66 Employ: Student 65% (43) 28% (8) 7% (5) 66 Employ: Retired 45%(29) 46%(220) 9%(44) 482 Employ: Unemployed 58% (95) 25% (42) 7% (28) 65 Employ: Other 53% (84) 30% (47) 7% (26) 57 Job Type: White-collar 5%(375) 42%(30) 6% (45) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 53%(47) 4%(368) 6% (58) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 49%(84) 28%(04) 23% (86) 374 Military HH: Yes 5%(90) 4%(53) 8% (3) 374 Military HH: No 52%(840) 39%(630) 0%(57) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 7%(396) 9%(06) 0% (57) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 44%(635) 47%(676) 9%(32) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C16_10: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Out of touch with average Americans Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(030) 39%(782) 9%(88) 200 Obama Job: Approve 76%(77) 7%(59) 7%(66) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 29%(288) 63%(6) 8% (79) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 53%(369) 39%(275) 8% (53) 697 #1 Issue: Security 37%(67) 55%(248) 9% (39) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 52%(5) 33% (96) 5% (43) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 56%(36) 34% (82) % (26) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 72% (53) 23% (7) 5% (3) 73 #1 Issue: Education 66% (78) 25% (29) 9% () 8 #1 Issue: Energy 67% (43) 22% (4) % (7) 64 #1 Issue: Other 54% (33) 35% (22) % (7) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 72%(57) 20%(43) 8% (58) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 26%(77) 66%(443) 7% (48) 669 2014 Vote: Other 42% (33) 29% (23) 29% (23) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 57%(30) 32%(72) % (58) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 73%(622) 20%(66) 7% (6) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 26%(76) 67%(449) 7% (48) 672 2012 Vote: Other 3% (23) 37% (28) 32% (24) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 52%(209) 34%(37) 4% (54) 400 4-Region: Northeast 5%(87) 39%(44) 9% (34) 365 4-Region: Midwest 55%(258) 37%(74) 8% (39) 472 4-Region: South 46%(344) 42%(30) 2% (88) 743 4-Region: West 57%(240) 37%(54) 6% (26) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C16_11: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Good role model for children Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(354) 64%(276) 9%(372) 200 Gender: Male 2%(95) 65%(607) 4%(3) 933 Gender: Female 5%(59) 63%(668) 23%(24) 068 Age: 18-29 4%(44) 73%(23) 3% (4) 36 Age: 30-44 23%(3) 64%(320) 4% (69) 503 Age: 45-54 3% (57) 64%(276) 23% (99) 432 Age: 55-64 5% (50) 65%(208) 20% (65) 323 Age: 65+ 2% (90) 56%(239) 23% (98) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 8%(60) 8%(609) % (79) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 5% (98) 65%(430) 2%(36) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 33%(96) 40%(237) 27%(57) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 0% (35) 8%(272) 8% (27) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 6% (25) 8%(336) 2% (5) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 4% (45) 68%(23) 8% (55) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 5% (52) 62%(26) 23% (8) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 40%(5) 43%(22) 7% (48) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 26% (8) 38%(6) 36%(09) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 32%(75) 49%(272) 9%(07) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 2%(77) 69%(995) 8%(26) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 3% (80) 80%(493) 7%(40) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 4% (68) 7%(350) 5% (77) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 27%(86) 49%(338) 25%(7) 695 Educ: < College 9%(248) 60%(790) 2%(278) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 3% (58) 73%(324) 4% (63) 444 Educ: Post-grad 20% (48) 67%(62) 3% (32) 24 Income: Under 50k 8%(99) 6%(669) 2%(237) 05 Income: 50k-100k 7%(07) 67%(426) 7%(06) 638 Income: 100k+ 8% (48) 70%(8) % (30) 258 Ethnicity: White 20%(323) 6%(992) 9%(35) 630 Continued on next page 90 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C16_11
Table C16_11: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Good role model for children Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(354) 64%(276) 9%(372) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 3% (24) 76%(35) % (20) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 7% (9) 77%(97) 6% (4) 257 Ethnicity: Other 0% (2) 76% (86) 4% (6) 4 Relig: Protestant 2%(08) 59%(308) 20%(06) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 24% (98) 60%(246) 5% (63) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 3% (67) 70%(368) 7% (88) 524 Relig: Something Else 2% (42) 68%(233) 20% (69) 344 Relig: Jewish 9% (5) 75%(40) 5% (8) 53 Relig: Evangelical 23%(3) 55%(30) 2%(9) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 20%(3) 63%(36) 7% (95) 570 Relig: All Christian 22%(244) 59%(67) 9%(25) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 3%(09) 69%(60) 8%(57) 867 Community: Urban 3%(66) 70%(357) 7% (85) 508 Community: Suburban 6%(49) 66%(62) 7%(60) 92 Community: Rural 24%(39) 54%(306) 22%(27) 572 Employ: Private Sector 8%(7) 68%(439) 4% (92) 648 Employ: Government 6% (22) 7% (98) 2% (7) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 23% (42) 6%(09) 6% (29) 79 Employ: Homemaker 6% (26) 60% (99) 24%(40) 66 Employ: Student 6% (4) 78% (52) 5% (0) 66 Employ: Retired 9% (92) 59%(285) 22%(05) 482 Employ: Unemployed 3% (22) 60%(00) 26%(44) 65 Employ: Other 8% (28) 60% (95) 22% (34) 57 Job Type: White-collar 20%(45) 67%(488) 3% (97) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 9%(72) 63%(563) 8%(62) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 0% (36) 60%(225) 30%(3) 374 Military HH: Yes 2% (77) 60%(225) 9% (7) 374 Military HH: No 7%(276) 65%(050) 8%(30) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 4% (79) 74%(43) 2% (67) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 9%(275) 60%(862) 2%(305) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C16_11: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Good role model for children Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 8%(354) 64%(276) 9%(372) 200 Obama Job: Approve 9% (89) 82%(778) 8% (76) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 26%(256) 48%(469) 26%(253) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 6%(3) 67%(468) 7%(5) 697 #1 Issue: Security 25%(5) 52%(237) 22%(02) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 4% (42) 65%(87) 2% (6) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 7% (4) 62%(52) 2% (50) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 3% (0) 8% (59) 6% (4) 73 #1 Issue: Education 4% (6) 70% (83) 7% (20) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 4% (9) 67% (43) 8% (2) 64 #1 Issue: Other 2% (7) 75%(46) 3% (8) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 9% (68) 82%(585) 9% (65) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 30%(98) 45%(300) 25%(70) 669 2014 Vote: Other 2% (9) 53% (42) 35% (27) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5% (77) 65%(346) 20%(08) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 0% (8) 8%(689) 9% (79) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 30%(203) 44%(296) 26%(73) 672 2012 Vote: Other 5% (2) 48% (36) 36% (27) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4% (57) 63%(253) 23% (90) 400 4-Region: Northeast 8%(66) 6%(224) 2% (75) 365 4-Region: Midwest 6% (76) 69%(324) 5% (72) 472 4-Region: South 9%(40) 59%(442) 22%(6) 743 4-Region: West 7% (7) 68%(285) 5% (65) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C16_12: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Good parent to their children Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 45%(905) 30%(596) 25%(50) 200 Gender: Male 46%(429) 33%(306) 2%(98) 933 Gender: Female 45%(476) 27%(290) 28%(303) 068 Age: 18-29 30% (94) 49%(56) 2%(66) 36 Age: 30-44 38%(92) 38%(93) 23%(7) 503 Age: 45-54 43%(85) 30%(30) 27%(7) 432 Age: 55-64 53%(70) 8% (58) 29% (94) 323 Age: 65+ 62%(263) 4% (58) 25%(06) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 29%(220) 42%(34) 28%(23) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 40%(267) 3%(205) 29%(92) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 7%(48) 3% (77) 6% (96) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 32%(08) 47%(57) 2% (70) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 27%(2) 38%(58) 35%(43) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 37%(6) 35%(0) 28% (87) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 43%(5) 27% (95) 30%(05) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 72%(205) 4% (39) 4% (4) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 70%(23) 2% (38) 8% (55) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 58%(324) 25%(37) 7% (93) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 40%(577) 32%(458) 28%(398) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 3%(90) 47%(290) 22%(33) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 43%(23) 30%(47) 27%(35) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 64%(447) 5%(03) 2%(46) 695 Educ: < College 46%(603) 27%(355) 27%(358) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 46%(203) 33%(46) 22% (96) 444 Educ: Post-grad 4% (99) 39% (95) 20% (47) 24 Income: Under 50k 42%(463) 30%(329) 28%(33) 05 Income: 50k-100k 50%(32) 28%(80) 2%(37) 638 Income: 100k+ 47%(2) 33% (86) 20% (5) 258 Ethnicity: White 50%(87) 27%(437) 23%(376) 630 Continued on next page 93 Morning Consult Table C16_12
Table C16_12: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Good parent to their children Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 45%(905) 30%(596) 25%(50) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 38% (68) 44% (79) 8% (32) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 20% (5) 42%(07) 39% (99) 257 Ethnicity: Other 32% (36) 46% (52) 23% (26) 4 Relig: Protestant 59%(306) 20%(07) 2%(09) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 53%(25) 29%(7) 9% (75) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 33%(70) 4%(24) 27%(39) 524 Relig: Something Else 37%(26) 3%(06) 33%(2) 344 Relig: Jewish 42% (22) 30% (6) 28% (5) 53 Relig: Evangelical 55%(308) 2%(5) 25%(38) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 53%(300) 28%(59) 9%() 570 Relig: All Christian 54%(608) 24%(274) 22%(249) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 34%(296) 37%(320) 29%(25) 867 Community: Urban 36%(82) 38%(9) 26%(34) 508 Community: Suburban 45%(47) 29%(268) 26%(237) 92 Community: Rural 53%(306) 24%(37) 23%(30) 572 Employ: Private Sector 44%(284) 35%(227) 2%(37) 648 Employ: Government 43% (59) 3% (43) 26% (35) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 50% (90) 30% (54) 20% (35) 79 Employ: Homemaker 39% (65) 23% (38) 38% (63) 66 Employ: Student 22% (4) 62% (4) 7% () 66 Employ: Retired 60%(287) 6% (77) 25%(9) 482 Employ: Unemployed 27% (45) 38% (63) 34% (56) 65 Employ: Other 38%(60) 33% (52) 28% (45) 57 Job Type: White-collar 49%(359) 3%(230) 9%(4) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 48%(429) 27%(243) 25%(224) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 3%(6) 33%(22) 36%(36) 374 Military HH: Yes 55%(204) 23% (84) 23% (85) 374 Military HH: No 43%(700) 3%(5) 26%(46) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 3%(72) 40%(223) 29%(64) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 5%(733) 26%(373) 23%(337) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C16_12: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Good parent to their children Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 45%(905) 30%(596) 25%(50) 200 Obama Job: Approve 27%(250) 47%(440) 27%(253) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 65%(634) 5%(45) 20%(98) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 43%(300) 33%(23) 24%(66) 697 #1 Issue: Security 65%(293) 6% (72) 9% (88) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 36%(03) 35%(0) 29% (85) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 47%(5) 2% (52) 3% (77) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 2% (5) 57% (42) 22% (6) 73 #1 Issue: Education 3% (37) 4% (48) 28% (33) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 28% (8) 48% (3) 24% (5) 64 #1 Issue: Other 38% (23) 30% (8) 32% (20) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 30%(26) 42%(302) 28%(200) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 70%(467) 4% (92) 6%(0) 669 2014 Vote: Other 34% (27) 27% (2) 40% (32) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 37%(94) 34%(80) 30%(58) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 30%(252) 4%(349) 29%(249) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 72%(482) 3% (87) 5%(03) 672 2012 Vote: Other 33% (25) 22% (7) 44% (33) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 36%(43) 36%(43) 28%(4) 400 4-Region: Northeast 50%(82) 25% (93) 25% (9) 365 4-Region: Midwest 43%(205) 3%(47) 25%(20) 472 4-Region: South 45%(337) 28%(2) 26%(96) 743 4-Region: West 43%(82) 34%(45) 22% (94) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C16_13: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Strong leader Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 45%(909) 44%(886) 0%(206) 200 Gender: Male 48%(446) 43%(402) 9% (85) 933 Gender: Female 43%(462) 45%(484) %(2) 068 Age: 18-29 35%(0) 55%(74) 0% (32) 36 Age: 30-44 45%(228) 46%(229) 9%(46) 503 Age: 45-54 46%(200) 42%(82) 2% (50) 432 Age: 55-64 47%(5) 44%(42) 9% (30) 323 Age: 65+ 52%(220) 37%(59) % (48) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 9%(42) 7%(528) 0% (77) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 44%(289) 42%(280) 4% (94) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 8%(478) 3% (78) 6% (34) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 2% (69) 70%(233) 9% (32) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 8% (72) 7%(295) %(46) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 44%(38) 43%(34) 3% (4) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 43%(5) 42%(46) 5% (53) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 84%(239) 2% (34) 4% (2) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 78%(239) 4%(44) 7% (23) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 64%(353) 30%(64) 7% (38) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 38%(548) 50%(79) 2%(66) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 26%(58) 67%(42) 7% (43) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 40%(98) 5%(253) 9% (45) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 7%(493) 2%(49) 8% (54) 695 Educ: < College 47%(62) 4%(544) 2%(59) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 43%(90) 5%(228) 6% (26) 444 Educ: Post-grad 44%(07) 47%(4) 9% (2) 24 Income: Under 50k 42%(469) 45%(494) 3%(43) 05 Income: 50k-100k 49%(35) 43%(274) 8% (49) 638 Income: 100k+ 49%(25) 46%(9) 5% (4) 258 Ethnicity: White 5%(837) 40%(646) 9%(47) 630 Continued on next page 96 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C16_13
Table C16_13: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Strong leader Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 45%(909) 44%(886) 0%(206) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 35% (63) 58%(03) 7% (3) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 4% (35) 67%(73) 9% (50) 257 Ethnicity: Other 33% (37) 59% (68) 8% (9) 4 Relig: Protestant 59%(309) 34%(77) 7% (36) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 49%(98) 44%(80) 7% (30) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 33%(74) 55%(286) 2%(64) 524 Relig: Something Else 36%(22) 50%(70) 5% (5) 344 Relig: Jewish 24% (3) 66% (35) 0% (5) 53 Relig: Evangelical 59%(33) 33%(85) 8%(46) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 49%(280) 43%(244) 8%(46) 570 Relig: All Christian 54%(6) 38%(428) 8% (9) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 34%(296) 53%(456) 3%(5) 867 Community: Urban 37%(89) 5%(258) 2%(60) 508 Community: Suburban 46%(424) 45%(47) 9% (80) 92 Community: Rural 52%(296) 37%(2) %(66) 572 Employ: Private Sector 48%(30) 44%(285) 8% (53) 648 Employ: Government 43% (59) 5% (70) 6% (9) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 52% (93) 42% (75) 6% () 79 Employ: Homemaker 49% (82) 36%(60) 5% (24) 66 Employ: Student 26% (7) 69%(46) 5% (3) 66 Employ: Retired 49%(236) 42%(202) 9% (45) 482 Employ: Unemployed 3% (5) 50% (83) 9% (3) 65 Employ: Other 39% (62) 42%(66) 9% (29) 57 Job Type: White-collar 50%(364) 44%(325) 6% (4) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 47%(425) 44%(39) 9% (8) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 32%(9) 45%(70) 23% (85) 374 Military HH: Yes 52%(93) 39%(45) 0% (36) 374 Military HH: No 44%(76) 46%(74) 0%(70) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 22%(25) 64%(359) 3% (75) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 54%(784) 37%(527) 9%(32) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C16_13: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Donald Trump well, or not? Strong leader Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 45%(909) 44%(886) 0%(206) 200 Obama Job: Approve 9%(83) 7%(670) 0% (90) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 72%(706) 20%(9) 8% (8) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 48%(335) 44%(308) 8% (55) 697 #1 Issue: Security 62%(283) 3%(38) 7% (32) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 38%() 47%(36) 5% (42) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 36% (87) 48%(8) 6% (39) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 22% (6) 73% (53) 4% (3) 73 #1 Issue: Education 30% (35) 56% (67) 4% (6) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 22% (4) 59% (38) 8% (2) 64 #1 Issue: Other 44% (27) 45% (28) % (7) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 2%(49) 69%(496) 0% (72) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 76%(50) 6%(09) 7% (50) 669 2014 Vote: Other 42% (33) 36% (28) 22% (7) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 40%(23) 48%(253) 2%(66) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 22%(84) 68%(58) 0% (85) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 77%(57) 6%(09) 7%(46) 672 2012 Vote: Other 54% (4) 2% (6) 25% (8) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(65) 45%(80) 4% (55) 400 4-Region: Northeast 46%(70) 44%(59) 0% (36) 365 4-Region: Midwest 43%(203) 47%(220) 0% (49) 472 4-Region: South 48%(356) 40%(300) 2% (87) 743 4-Region: West 43%(80) 49%(207) 8% (33) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C17_4: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Racist Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 22%(447) 64%(280) 4%(274) 200 Gender: Male 26%(238) 64%(595) %(00) 933 Gender: Female 20%(209) 64%(685) 6%(74) 068 Age: 18-29 25% (79) 62%(94) 3% (43) 36 Age: 30-44 23%(5) 63%(37) 4% (7) 503 Age: 45-54 22% (93) 64%(279) 4% (6) 432 Age: 55-64 9%(60) 73%(235) 9% (28) 323 Age: 65+ 23%(00) 60%(255) 7% (72) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 9% (67) 82%(65) 9%(64) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 24%(59) 57%(379) 9%(26) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 37%(22) 48%(285) 4% (85) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 3% (42) 80%(267) 7% (25) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 6% (25) 84%(348) 0%(40) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 28% (89) 58%(80) 4%(44) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 20% (70) 57%(99) 23% (8) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 37%(07) 52%(47) % (3) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 37%(4) 45%(38) 7% (53) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 36%(99) 53%(296) %(60) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 7%(246) 68%(977) 5%(20) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 4% (84) 79%(48) 8% (48) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 8% (89) 72%(356) 0% (50) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 35%(244) 50%(346) 5%(05) 695 Educ: < College 22%(296) 6%(80) 7%(29) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 23%(0) 69%(307) 8% (36) 444 Educ: Post-grad 2% (50) 7%(7) 8% (20) 24 Income: Under 50k 22%(242) 62%(684) 6%(79) 05 Income: 50k-100k 22%(4) 66%(48) 2% (79) 638 Income: 100k+ 25% (63) 69%(78) 7% (7) 258 Ethnicity: White 24%(388) 63%(028) 3%(24) 630 Continued on next page 99 Morning Consult Table C17_4
Table C17_4: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Racist Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 22%(447) 64%(280) 4%(274) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 25% (45) 66%(7) 0% (7) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 3% (32) 69%(76) 9% (49) 257 Ethnicity: Other 24% (27) 66% (75) % (2) 4 Relig: Protestant 27%(4) 60%(32) 3% (68) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 2% (85) 69%(28) 0% (42) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 8% (97) 66%(348) 5% (79) 524 Relig: Something Else 23% (78) 62%(24) 5% (52) 344 Relig: Jewish 5% (8) 76%(40) 9% (5) 53 Relig: Evangelical 29%(60) 57%(39) 5% (8) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 9%() 70%(397) % (62) 570 Relig: All Christian 24%(27) 63%(76) 3%(43) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 20%(75) 65%(56) 5%(3) 867 Community: Urban 22%(09) 65%(328) 4% (70) 508 Community: Suburban 2%(97) 66%(606) 3%(9) 92 Community: Rural 25%(4) 60%(346) 5% (85) 572 Employ: Private Sector 22%(4) 67%(43) 2% (76) 648 Employ: Government 33% (45) 59% (80) 9% (2) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 28% (50) 59%(06) 3% (23) 79 Employ: Homemaker 9% (32) 63%(04) 8% (29) 66 Employ: Student 24% (6) 64% (42) 2% (8) 66 Employ: Retired 22%(06) 65%(35) 3% (62) 482 Employ: Unemployed 7% (27) 67%(0) 7% (28) 65 Employ: Other 20% (32) 57% (90) 23% (36) 57 Job Type: White-collar 26%(89) 66%(479) 9% (62) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 2%(89) 66%(594) 3%(4) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 9% (70) 55%(206) 26% (98) 374 Military HH: Yes 25% (94) 62%(233) 3% (47) 374 Military HH: No 22%(353) 64%(047) 4%(228) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction %(60) 79%(439) %(60) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 27%(387) 58%(84) 5%(25) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C17_4: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Racist Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 22%(447) 64%(280) 4%(274) 200 Obama Job: Approve 0% (92) 8%(765) 9% (86) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 36%(349) 49%(479) 5%(50) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 2%(45) 68%(476) % (76) 697 #1 Issue: Security 33%(49) 54%(244) 3%(60) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 4% (42) 65%(88) 2%(60) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 7% (42) 66%(6) 7% (4) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 6% () 76% (55) 8% (6) 73 #1 Issue: Education 2% (25) 68% (80) % (4) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 7% () 65% (42) 7% () 64 #1 Issue: Other 34% (2) 53% (33) 2% (8) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat % (8) 79%(570) 9% (68) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 37%(246) 50%(332) 3% (90) 669 2014 Vote: Other 28% (22) 4% (33) 3% (25) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8% (97) 65%(343) 7% (90) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama % (9) 80%(682) 9% (77) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 38%(255) 50%(334) 2% (84) 672 2012 Vote: Other 23% (7) 40% (30) 37% (28) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2% (84) 58%(232) 2% (84) 400 4-Region: Northeast 7% (6) 70%(256) 3% (48) 365 4-Region: Midwest 22%(02) 67%(34) 2% (56) 472 4-Region: South 23%(74) 60%(449) 6%(2) 743 4-Region: West 26%(0) 62%(26) 2% (50) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C17_5: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Sexist Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(458) 65%(297) 2%(245) 200 Gender: Male 27%(256) 63%(588) 0% (89) 933 Gender: Female 9%(203) 66%(709) 5%(57) 068 Age: 18-29 22% (70) 67%(22) % (34) 36 Age: 30-44 23%(8) 65%(324) 2% (6) 503 Age: 45-54 2% (93) 65%(280) 4%(60) 432 Age: 55-64 22% (70) 69%(223) 9% (30) 323 Age: 65+ 25%(08) 6%(259) 4%(60) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 9% (7) 84%(625) 7% (52) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 23%(54) 60%(397) 7%(2) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 40%(233) 47%(275) 4% (82) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 2% (42) 8%(272) 6% (2) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 7% (29) 85%(353) 7% (3) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 28% (87) 57%(78) 6% (49) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 9% (67) 63%(220) 8% (63) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 44%(27) 49%(39) 7% (9) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 35%(07) 45%(36) 20% (62) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 39%(27) 5%(28) 0% (57) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 7%(239) 70%(00) 3%(84) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 3% (79) 8%(497) 6% (36) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 9% (94) 72%(356) 9%(46) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 36%(249) 5%(355) 3% (9) 695 Educ: < College 23%(303) 62%(87) 5%(96) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 22% (98) 7%(36) 7% (3) 444 Educ: Post-grad 24% (58) 68%(65) 8% (9) 24 Income: Under 50k 20%(224) 64%(7) 5%(70) 05 Income: 50k-100k 27%(70) 64%(408) 9%(60) 638 Income: 100k+ 25% (65) 69%(78) 6% (5) 258 Ethnicity: White 25%(40) 63%(025) 2%(94) 630 Continued on next page 102 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C17_5
Table C17_5: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Sexist Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(458) 65%(297) 2%(245) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 23% (42) 67%(20) 0% (7) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 0% (26) 74%(92) 5%(40) 257 Ethnicity: Other 9% (22) 7% (8) 0% (2) 4 Relig: Protestant 29%(50) 6%(39) 0% (52) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 2% (86) 68%(277) %(44) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 7% (9) 69%(363) 3% (69) 524 Relig: Something Else 22% (76) 64%(220) 4% (49) 344 Relig: Jewish 2% (6) 78% (4) 0% (5) 53 Relig: Evangelical 32%(8) 54%(30) 4% (78) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 9%(0) 72%(42) 8% (48) 570 Relig: All Christian 26%(29) 63%(73) %(27) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 9%(67) 67%(583) 4%(8) 867 Community: Urban 22%(3) 66%(338) % (57) 508 Community: Suburban 2%(90) 68%(625) %(06) 92 Community: Rural 27%(55) 58%(335) 4% (83) 572 Employ: Private Sector 25%(59) 66%(430) 9% (59) 648 Employ: Government 28% (39) 62% (85) 0% (3) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 22% (39) 68%(22) 0% (8) 79 Employ: Homemaker 2% (34) 6%(02) 8% (30) 66 Employ: Student 2% (4) 7% (47) 8% (5) 66 Employ: Retired 25%(9) 63%(306) 2% (58) 482 Employ: Unemployed % (8) 70%(5) 9% (3) 65 Employ: Other 23% (36) 58% (9) 20% (3) 57 Job Type: White-collar 27%(99) 67%(486) 6% (45) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 22%(97) 66%(594) 2%(06) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 7% (63) 58%(27) 25% (94) 374 Military HH: Yes 27%(00) 65%(242) 8% (32) 374 Military HH: No 22%(358) 65%(055) 3%(24) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 3% (74) 78%(434) 9% (5) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 27%(385) 60%(863) 3%(94) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C17_5: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Sexist Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 23%(458) 65%(297) 2%(245) 200 Obama Job: Approve 0% (98) 83%(779) 7%(66) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 36%(352) 49%(480) 5%(46) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 23%(60) 67%(469) 0% (68) 697 #1 Issue: Security 30%(34) 58%(26) 3% (59) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 7% (50) 65%(87) 8% (52) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 22% (53) 64%(55) 5% (36) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 4% (0) 82%(60) 4% (3) 73 #1 Issue: Education 7% (2) 69% (82) 3% (6) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 7% () 72% (47) % (7) 64 #1 Issue: Other 32% (9) 60% (37) 8% (5) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat % (80) 82%(585) 7% (53) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 39%(258) 48%(323) 3% (88) 669 2014 Vote: Other 29% (23) 38% (30) 33% (26) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8% (95) 67%(359) 5% (78) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 0% (85) 82%(698) 8%(66) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 40%(270) 48%(320) 2% (82) 672 2012 Vote: Other 22% (6) 45% (34) 34% (25) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2% (86) 6%(244) 8% (7) 400 4-Region: Northeast 22% (80) 67%(245) % (4) 365 4-Region: Midwest 24%(5) 66%(34) 9% (43) 472 4-Region: South 22%(67) 62%(460) 6%(5) 743 4-Region: West 23% (96) 66%(279) % (45) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C17_6: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Corrupt Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 55%(04) 33%(660) 2%(238) 200 Gender: Male 56%(525) 34%(35) 0% (93) 933 Gender: Female 54%(578) 32%(345) 4%(45) 068 Age: 18-29 53%(67) 34%(07) 3% (42) 36 Age: 30-44 55%(275) 35%(78) 0% (49) 503 Age: 45-54 56%(24) 3%(32) 4% (59) 432 Age: 55-64 54%(73) 35%(2) % (37) 323 Age: 65+ 58%(247) 30%(29) 2% (5) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 25%(90) 60%(447) 5%(09) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 62%(4) 22%(47) 6%(06) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 85%(503) % (65) 4% (22) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 26% (89) 6%(202) 3% (43) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 25%(02) 59%(245) 6%(66) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 65%(202) 22% (69) 3% (42) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 60%(208) 22% (78) 8%(64) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 82%(235) 5% (43) 3% (7) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 88%(268) 7% (22) 5% (5) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 69%(382) 25%(39) 6% (34) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 50%(77) 36%(56) 4%(200) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 37%(227) 53%(322) 0%(64) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 50%(250) 35%(76) 4% (70) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 78%(543) 6%(4) 6% (39) 695 Educ: < College 55%(72) 3%(43) 4%(8) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 58%(256) 36%(58) 7% (3) 444 Educ: Post-grad 53%(27) 37% (88) % (26) 24 Income: Under 50k 52%(572) 33%(369) 5%(64) 05 Income: 50k-100k 6%(387) 30%(94) 9% (57) 638 Income: 100k+ 56%(45) 37% (96) 6% (6) 258 Ethnicity: White 6%(987) 29%(477) 0%(66) 630 Continued on next page 105 Morning Consult Table C17_6
Table C17_6: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Corrupt Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 55%(04) 33%(660) 2%(238) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 50% (90) 42% (75) 8% (4) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 24% (62) 53%(36) 23% (59) 257 Ethnicity: Other 48% (55) 4%(46) % (3) 4 Relig: Protestant 66%(344) 26%(35) 8% (43) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 54%(220) 38%(53) 8% (34) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 49%(254) 35%(85) 6% (85) 524 Relig: Something Else 5%(76) 33%(5) 5% (52) 344 Relig: Jewish 39% (2) 47% (25) 4% (7) 53 Relig: Evangelical 64%(358) 27%(52) 9% (5) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 55%(33) 36%(207) 9% (50) 570 Relig: All Christian 59%(67) 32%(358) 9%(0) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 50%(43) 35%(300) 6%(37) 867 Community: Urban 45%(230) 42%(25) 2% (62) 508 Community: Suburban 57%(52) 32%(295) %(05) 92 Community: Rural 62%(352) 26%(50) 2% (70) 572 Employ: Private Sector 56%(366) 33%(24) % (68) 648 Employ: Government 62% (85) 32% (43) 6% (9) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 58%(05) 32% (56) 0% (8) 79 Employ: Homemaker 56% (92) 26% (43) 8% (30) 66 Employ: Student 46% (3) 40% (27) 3% (9) 66 Employ: Retired 56%(270) 34%(63) 0% (50) 482 Employ: Unemployed 45% (75) 38% (62) 7% (28) 65 Employ: Other 5% (8) 32% (5) 6% (26) 57 Job Type: White-collar 59%(43) 32%(236) 9% (63) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 57%(5) 33%(298) 0% (89) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 43%(62) 34%(26) 23% (86) 374 Military HH: Yes 6%(227) 28%(07) %(40) 374 Military HH: No 54%(876) 34%(553) 2%(98) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 24%(33) 60%(336) 6% (90) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 67%(970) 22%(324) 0%(48) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C17_6: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Corrupt Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 55%(04) 33%(660) 2%(238) 200 Obama Job: Approve 29%(274) 56%(530) 5%(39) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 83%(807) 2%(5) 6% (56) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 57%(397) 32%(224) % (75) 697 #1 Issue: Security 67%(303) 24%(0) 9% (4) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 48%(38) 35%(0) 7% (50) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 48%(7) 39% (96) 3% (30) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 36% (27) 50% (36) 4% (0) 73 #1 Issue: Education 49% (58) 38% (45) 3% (6) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 42% (27) 47% (30) 2% (8) 64 #1 Issue: Other 60% (37) 28% (7) 2% (7) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 30%(23) 56%(399) 5%(06) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 82%(547) 3% (88) 5% (34) 669 2014 Vote: Other 60% (47) 20% (6) 2% (6) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 55%(294) 29%(56) 5% (8) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 33%(283) 52%(442) 5%(25) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 83%(559) 3% (84) 4% (29) 672 2012 Vote: Other 7% (53) 9% (7) 20% (5) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 52%(207) 3%(26) 7% (68) 400 4-Region: Northeast 54%(98) 34%(25) % (42) 365 4-Region: Midwest 56%(262) 32%(52) 2% (58) 472 4-Region: South 56%(44) 3%(228) 4%(0) 743 4-Region: West 54%(229) 37%(55) 9% (37) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C17_7: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Has extremely liberal political views Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 52%(047) 28%(562) 20%(393) 200 Gender: Male 55%(57) 3%(290) 3%(26) 933 Gender: Female 50%(530) 25%(27) 25%(267) 068 Age: 18-29 52%(63) 25% (79) 23% (74) 36 Age: 30-44 48%(242) 33%(65) 9% (96) 503 Age: 45-54 55%(236) 29%(27) 6% (69) 432 Age: 55-64 52%(67) 30% (96) 8% (59) 323 Age: 65+ 56%(238) 22% (94) 22% (95) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 43%(322) 37%(277) 20%(48) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 47%(30) 27%(77) 27%(76) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 70%(45) 8%(07) 2% (69) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 47%(56) 39%(30) 4% (48) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 40%(66) 36%(47) 24%(00) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 50%(56) 30% (93) 20%(64) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 44%(54) 24% (85) 32%(2) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 72%(205) 23% (67) 5% (3) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 69%(20) 3%(40) 8% (55) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 68%(375) 20%(08) 3% (7) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 47%(666) 3%(449) 22%(38) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 46%(283) 42%(259) 2% (7) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 44%(28) 3%(55) 25%(22) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 72%(502) 6%(09) 2% (84) 695 Educ: < College 50%(652) 26%(344) 24%(39) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 59%(263) 30%(33) % (48) 444 Educ: Post-grad 54%(3) 35% (85) 0% (25) 24 Income: Under 50k 49%(544) 27%(296) 24%(265) 05 Income: 50k-100k 55%(349) 29%(86) 6%(03) 638 Income: 100k+ 59%(53) 3% (79) 0% (25) 258 Ethnicity: White 53%(866) 28%(45) 9%(33) 630 Continued on next page 108 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C17_7
Table C17_7: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Has extremely liberal political views Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 52%(047) 28%(562) 20%(393) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 48% (86) 35% (62) 7% (30) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 50%(29) 28% (72) 22% (56) 257 Ethnicity: Other 46% (53) 34% (38) 20% (23) 4 Relig: Protestant 64%(333) 22%(7) 4% (72) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 5%(208) 30%(2) 9% (78) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 46%(240) 32%(70) 22%(4) 524 Relig: Something Else 45%(53) 32%(09) 24% (82) 344 Relig: Jewish 42% (22) 43% (23) 5% (8) 53 Relig: Evangelical 64%(36) 20%(3) 6% (87) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 5%(29) 30%(70) 9%(09) 570 Relig: All Christian 58%(65) 25%(282) 7%(97) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 45%(393) 32%(279) 23%(96) 867 Community: Urban 52%(264) 30%(52) 8% (9) 508 Community: Suburban 52%(482) 28%(257) 20%(82) 92 Community: Rural 53%(30) 27%(52) 2%(9) 572 Employ: Private Sector 53%(343) 3%(204) 6%(02) 648 Employ: Government 60% (83) 25% (34) 5% (20) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 56%(00) 26% (47) 8% (32) 79 Employ: Homemaker 48% (80) 27% (45) 25% (4) 66 Employ: Student 39% (26) 4% (27) 20% (3) 66 Employ: Retired 54%(259) 25%(22) 2%(02) 482 Employ: Unemployed 53% (87) 24%(40) 23% (37) 65 Employ: Other 44% (69) 27% (42) 29%(46) 57 Job Type: White-collar 57%(45) 3%(228) 2% (87) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 5%(460) 29%(263) 9%(73) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 46%(72) 9% (70) 35%(32) 374 Military HH: Yes 57%(24) 26% (98) 6% (6) 374 Military HH: No 5%(832) 28%(463) 20%(332) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 46%(255) 37%(207) 7% (97) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 55%(792) 25%(354) 2%(296) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C17_7: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Has extremely liberal political views Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 52%(047) 28%(562) 20%(393) 200 Obama Job: Approve 42%(397) 38%(36) 20%(84) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 64%(627) 20%(95) 6%(56) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 52%(362) 3%(26) 7%(9) 697 #1 Issue: Security 64%(292) 2% (96) 5%(66) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 50%(44) 28% (80) 23%(66) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 45%(09) 24% (59) 3% (75) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 46% (34) 40% (29) 4% (0) 73 #1 Issue: Education 47% (55) 30% (36) 23% (27) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 36% (23) 42% (27) 22% (4) 64 #1 Issue: Other 46% (28) 29% (8) 25% (6) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 45%(32) 37%(265) 8%(32) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 72%(480) 7%(7) % (72) 669 2014 Vote: Other 36% (28) 24% (9) 40% (32) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 40%(25) 30%(6) 29%(56) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 42%(353) 38%(320) 2%(76) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 74%(500) 6%(07) 0% (65) 672 2012 Vote: Other 39% (30) 27% (20) 33% (25) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(62) 29%(4) 3%(24) 400 4-Region: Northeast 49%(79) 3%(2) 20% (75) 365 4-Region: Midwest 5%(24) 28%(30) 2%(00) 472 4-Region: South 53%(396) 27%(99) 20%(48) 743 4-Region: West 55%(230) 29%(2) 7% (70) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C17_8: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Has extremely conservative political views Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 20%(405) 62%(236) 8%(360) 200 Gender: Male 23%(22) 65%(608) 2%(3) 933 Gender: Female 8%(93) 59%(628) 23%(247) 068 Age: 18-29 29% (9) 52%(64) 9% (6) 36 Age: 30-44 27%(36) 54%(272) 9% (94) 503 Age: 45-54 20% (85) 65%(283) 5%(64) 432 Age: 55-64 5% (48) 68%(220) 7% (54) 323 Age: 65+ %(46) 69%(296) 20% (86) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 27%(202) 56%(49) 7%(26) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 8%(7) 57%(38) 25%(65) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 5% (86) 74%(436) 2% (69) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 32%(07) 57%(90) % (37) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 23% (94) 56%(229) 22% (89) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 7% (53) 63%(98) 20% (63) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 8% (65) 52%(84) 29%(02) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 8% (52) 77%(220) 5% (3) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women % (34) 7%(26) 8% (56) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 28%(54) 6%(339) % (6) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 7%(248) 62%(889) 2%(296) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 26%(60) 65%(397) 9% (55) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 22%(08) 56%(276) 22%() 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 4% (97) 75%(523) % (76) 695 Educ: < College 22%(29) 55%(724) 23%(300) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 6% (69) 76%(338) 8% (37) 444 Educ: Post-grad 9% (45) 72%(74) 9% (22) 24 Income: Under 50k 22%(244) 55%(63) 22%(248) 05 Income: 50k-100k 8%(7) 67%(425) 5% (96) 638 Income: 100k+ 7%(44) 77%(98) 6% (6) 258 Ethnicity: White 7%(276) 66%(074) 7%(280) 630 Continued on next page 111 Morning Consult Table C17_8
Table C17_8: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Has extremely conservative political views Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 20%(405) 62%(236) 8%(360) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 32% (57) 55% (99) 3% (23) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 40%(02) 37% (94) 24% (6) 257 Ethnicity: Other 24% (28) 60% (69) 6% (8) 4 Relig: Protestant 3% (65) 75%(392) 2% (65) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 25%(02) 60%(243) 5% (62) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 20%(03) 60%(33) 2%(08) 524 Relig: Something Else 2% (72) 54%(87) 25% (85) 344 Relig: Jewish 3% (7) 74% (39) 3% (7) 53 Relig: Evangelical 23%(32) 63%(352) 4% (77) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 7% (98) 67%(382) 6% (90) 570 Relig: All Christian 20%(229) 65%(734) 5%(67) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 20%(74) 58%(500) 22%(93) 867 Community: Urban 25%(28) 57%(29) 8% (89) 508 Community: Suburban 7%(57) 65%(603) 7%(6) 92 Community: Rural 2%(20) 60%(343) 9%(0) 572 Employ: Private Sector 22%(4) 63%(409) 5% (98) 648 Employ: Government 8% (25) 70% (95) 2% (7) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 23% (4) 6%(09) 7% (30) 79 Employ: Homemaker 25% (42) 52% (86) 23% (38) 66 Employ: Student 8% (2) 64% (43) 7% () 66 Employ: Retired 4% (65) 68%(326) 9% (90) 482 Employ: Unemployed 24%(40) 56% (92) 20% (33) 65 Employ: Other 25% (39) 48% (76) 27% (43) 57 Job Type: White-collar 6%(9) 74%(537) 0% (74) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 22%(93) 6%(545) 8%(59) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 25% (94) 4%(54) 34%(27) 374 Military HH: Yes 23% (86) 63%(237) 3% (50) 374 Military HH: No 20%(39) 6%(999) 9%(309) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 27%(52) 57%(320) 5% (86) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 8%(253) 64%(96) 9%(274) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C17_8: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Has extremely conservative political views Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 20%(405) 62%(236) 8%(360) 200 Obama Job: Approve 25%(238) 59%(553) 6%(52) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 6%(53) 69%(670) 6%(55) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 8%(27) 67%(465) 5%(05) 697 #1 Issue: Security 20% (90) 67%(302) 4% (62) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 23% (65) 55%(59) 22% (65) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 20% (49) 5%(24) 29% (70) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 23% (7) 70% (5) 7% (5) 73 #1 Issue: Education 26% (3) 54%(64) 20% (23) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 26% (7) 53% (34) 22% (4) 64 #1 Issue: Other 6% (0) 60% (37) 24% (5) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 27%(92) 58%(46) 5%() 78 2014 Vote: Republican 3% (86) 76%(5) % (72) 669 2014 Vote: Other 5% (2) 46% (36) 40% (3) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 22%(4) 5%(272) 27%(45) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 25%(208) 58%(493) 7%(48) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 3% (85) 77%(59) 0% (68) 672 2012 Vote: Other 3% (9) 54%(40) 34% (25) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 25%(02) 45%(82) 29%(6) 400 4-Region: Northeast 20% (72) 6%(225) 9% (69) 365 4-Region: Midwest 2% (99) 60%(284) 9% (89) 472 4-Region: South 22%(60) 59%(435) 20%(47) 743 4-Region: West 8% (74) 70%(293) 3% (54) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C17_9: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Overly secretive Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 63%(255) 28%(557) 9%(89) 200 Gender: Male 64%(597) 29%(274) 7% (62) 933 Gender: Female 62%(658) 26%(283) 2%(27) 068 Age: 18-29 63%(99) 27% (85) 0% (32) 36 Age: 30-44 62%(30) 30%(49) 9%(44) 503 Age: 45-54 64%(276) 25%(09) % (48) 432 Age: 55-64 63%(202) 29% (95) 8% (26) 323 Age: 65+ 63%(268) 28%(20) 9% (39) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 39%(292) 5%(378) 0% (77) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 69%(459) 7%(5) 4% (90) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 85%(505) %(64) 4% (22) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 43%(42) 5%(70) 7% (22) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 36%(49) 50%(208) 3% (55) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 69%(27) 20%(64) 0% (32) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 69%(242) 5% (5) 6% (57) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 83%(238) 4%(40) 2% (7) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 87%(267) 8% (24) 5% (5) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 73%(407) 2%(8) 5% (29) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 59%(839) 30%(436) %(58) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 48%(294) 43%(266) 9% (53) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 62%(306) 29%(44) 9% (45) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 80%(554) 6%(09) 5% (32) 695 Educ: < College 6%(802) 28%(363) %(49) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 68%(30) 28%(25) 4% (9) 444 Educ: Post-grad 63%(52) 28% (68) 9% (2) 24 Income: Under 50k 59%(65) 29%(324) 2%(3) 05 Income: 50k-100k 68%(43) 26%(63) 7% (43) 638 Income: 100k+ 67%(73) 27% (70) 6% (5) 258 Ethnicity: White 67%(099) 24%(399) 8%(32) 630 Continued on next page 114 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C17_9
Table C17_9: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Overly secretive Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 63%(255) 28%(557) 9%(89) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 65%(7) 26%(46) 9% (6) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 34% (87) 48%(24) 8% (47) 257 Ethnicity: Other 6% (70) 30% (34) 9% (0) 4 Relig: Protestant 72%(378) 22%(7) 5% (28) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 6%(249) 3%(28) 8% (3) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 60%(33) 29%(53) % (58) 524 Relig: Something Else 58%(98) 29%(0) 3% (45) 344 Relig: Jewish 40% (2) 46% (25) 4% (7) 53 Relig: Evangelical 68%(38) 25%(38) 7% (42) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 64%(362) 29%(63) 8%(44) 570 Relig: All Christian 66%(743) 27%(30) 8% (86) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 59%(5) 29%(253) 2%(03) 867 Community: Urban 56%(282) 36%(82) 9% (43) 508 Community: Suburban 64%(59) 26%(242) 0% (89) 92 Community: Rural 67%(382) 23%(33) 0% (57) 572 Employ: Private Sector 66%(428) 29%(87) 5% (33) 648 Employ: Government 66% (9) 25% (35) 9% (2) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 66%(8) 25%(44) 9% (7) 79 Employ: Homemaker 60%(00) 24%(40) 5% (25) 66 Employ: Student 6% (4) 26% (7) 3% (8) 66 Employ: Retired 62%(298) 30%(44) 8%(40) 482 Employ: Unemployed 58% (95) 26%(44) 6% (26) 65 Employ: Other 54% (84) 29%(46) 7% (27) 57 Job Type: White-collar 68%(495) 27%(94) 6% (4) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 63%(563) 30%(269) 7%(64) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 53%(97) 25% (94) 22% (84) 374 Military HH: Yes 67%(25) 25% (95) 7% (28) 374 Military HH: No 62%(004) 28%(462) 0%(6) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 38%(22) 5%(282) %(64) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 72%(043) 9%(275) 9%(25) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C17_9: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Overly secretive Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 63%(255) 28%(557) 9%(89) 200 Obama Job: Approve 42%(397) 47%(446) %(00) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 85%(827) 0%(0) 5% (49) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 66%(463) 26%(84) 7% (5) 697 #1 Issue: Security 7%(322) 22%(02) 6% (29) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 55%(59) 3% (89) 4% (42) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 56%(37) 3% (76) 3% (3) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 44% (32) 46% (34) 9% (7) 73 #1 Issue: Education 55% (65) 32% (38) 3% (6) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 53% (34) 35% (23) % (7) 64 #1 Issue: Other 69% (42) 20% (3) % (7) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 44%(39) 45%(324) % (76) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 82%(550) 3% (87) 5% (32) 669 2014 Vote: Other 64% (5) 6% (3) 20% (6) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 63%(333) 25%(32) 2% (65) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 46%(393) 43%(367) % (90) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 84%(568) 2% (77) 4% (27) 672 2012 Vote: Other 70% (53) % (8) 9% (4) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 60%(240) 26%(04) 4% (57) 400 4-Region: Northeast 62%(228) 27% (99) 0% (38) 365 4-Region: Midwest 64%(300) 28%(33) 8% (39) 472 4-Region: South 62%(46) 27%(99) % (83) 743 4-Region: West 63%(266) 30%(26) 7% (28) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C17_10: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Out of touch with average Americans Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(026) 39%(789) 9%(86) 200 Gender: Male 54%(504) 38%(353) 8% (76) 933 Gender: Female 49%(522) 4%(436) 0%() 068 Age: 18-29 43%(37) 44%(39) 3% (4) 36 Age: 30-44 54%(270) 37%(84) 0% (49) 503 Age: 45-54 53%(229) 39%(70) 8% (34) 432 Age: 55-64 49%(59) 42%(36) 9% (28) 323 Age: 65+ 54%(233) 38%(60) 8% (34) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 28%(208) 64%(479) 8%(60) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 54%(36) 3%(207) 4% (96) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 77%(458) 7%(02) 5% (3) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 32%(07) 60%(202) 8% (25) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 24%(0) 67%(277) 8% (35) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 57%(79) 30% (94) 3%(40) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 52%(8) 32%(3) 6% (55) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 77%(28) 20% (57) 3% (0) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 78%(239) 5% (45) 7% (2) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 67%(372) 28%(56) 5% (27) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 45%(647) 44%(629) %(57) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 35%(22) 58%(357) 7%(44) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 46%(229) 44%(27) 0% (49) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 73%(507) 22%(55) 5% (34) 695 Educ: < College 5%(672) 38%(498) %(46) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 5%(228) 43%(90) 6% (26) 444 Educ: Post-grad 52%(26) 42%(0) 6% (4) 24 Income: Under 50k 48%(530) 40%(444) 2%(3) 05 Income: 50k-100k 56%(354) 38%(240) 7% (43) 638 Income: 100k+ 55%(42) 4%(05) 5% (2) 258 Ethnicity: White 56%(97) 36%(579) 8%(34) 630 Continued on next page 117 Morning Consult Table C17_10
Table C17_10: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Out of touch with average Americans Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(026) 39%(789) 9%(86) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 45% (8) 46% (83) 9% (5) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 22% (55) 63%(6) 6% (4) 257 Ethnicity: Other 47% (54) 43% (49) 0% (2) 4 Relig: Protestant 60%(33) 34%(77) 6% (32) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 48%(94) 45%(83) 7% (30) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 48%(254) 38%(200) 3% (70) 524 Relig: Something Else 48%(64) 40%(39) 2% (4) 344 Relig: Jewish 33% (8) 52% (28) 4% (8) 53 Relig: Evangelical 59%(333) 35%(94) 6% (34) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 48%(273) 45%(254) 7% (42) 570 Relig: All Christian 54%(606) 40%(449) 7% (76) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 48%(48) 39%(339) 3%() 867 Community: Urban 44%(22) 46%(233) % (54) 508 Community: Suburban 5%(47) 40%(37) 9% (80) 92 Community: Rural 58%(334) 32%(85) 9% (53) 572 Employ: Private Sector 55%(359) 39%(25) 6% (39) 648 Employ: Government 54% (75) 40% (55) 5% (7) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 54% (97) 37% (67) 9% (5) 79 Employ: Homemaker 48% (79) 40%(66) 3% (2) 66 Employ: Student 38% (25) 46% (30) 7% () 66 Employ: Retired 53%(256) 38%(84) 9% (42) 482 Employ: Unemployed 42% (69) 42% (70) 6% (26) 65 Employ: Other 42%(66) 42%(66) 6% (25) 57 Job Type: White-collar 56%(40) 39%(282) 5% (37) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 53%(472) 40%(36) 7% (63) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 38%(43) 39%(45) 23% (86) 374 Military HH: Yes 56%(20) 37%(39) 7% (26) 374 Military HH: No 50%(86) 40%(650) 0%(6) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 28%(55) 62%(348) 0% (56) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 60%(87) 3%(44) 9%(30) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C17_10: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Out of touch with average Americans Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 5%(026) 39%(789) 9%(86) 200 Obama Job: Approve 27%(259) 63%(597) 9% (86) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 76%(747) 7%(69) 6% (6) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 5%(357) 40%(278) 9% (6) 697 #1 Issue: Security 62%(283) 3%(40) 7% (3) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 47%(37) 39%(4) 3% (38) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 45%() 45%(09) 0% (24) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 36% (26) 59% (43) 5% (4) 73 #1 Issue: Education 45% (54) 4% (48) 4% (7) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 39% (25) 50% (32) % (7) 64 #1 Issue: Other 55% (34) 38% (23) 8% (5) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 3%(224) 60%(428) 9%(66) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 76%(5) 20%(35) 4% (24) 669 2014 Vote: Other 58%(46) 23% (8) 9% (5) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 46%(243) 39%(208) 5% (80) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 33%(279) 58%(494) 9% (76) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 79%(532) 7%(6) 4% (24) 672 2012 Vote: Other 60% (45) 9% (4) 2% (6) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 42%(67) 4%(65) 7% (69) 400 4-Region: Northeast 49%(8) 40%(46) % (39) 365 4-Region: Midwest 5%(243) 40%(90) 8% (39) 472 4-Region: South 52%(389) 38%(280) 0% (73) 743 4-Region: West 5%(23) 4%(73) 8% (35) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C17_11: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Good role model for children Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 42%(846) 44%(88) 4%(274) 200 Gender: Male 4%(385) 48%(452) 0% (97) 933 Gender: Female 43%(46) 40%(430) 7%(77) 068 Age: 18-29 44%(40) 43%(34) 3% (42) 36 Age: 30-44 42%(23) 45%(225) 3%(64) 503 Age: 45-54 39%(70) 44%(92) 6% (70) 432 Age: 55-64 50%(62) 40%(29) 0% (32) 323 Age: 65+ 38%(60) 47%(200) 6% (67) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 70%(525) 8%(34) 2% (88) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 33%(27) 50%(330) 8%(6) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 8%(04) 7%(47) 2% (69) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 70%(235) 20%(66) 0% (33) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 70%(290) 6% (68) 3% (55) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 3% (99) 53%(67) 5% (48) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 34%(9) 47%(63) 20% (69) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 8% (5) 77%(28) 5% (6) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 7% (53) 65%(99) 8% (54) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 34%(89) 57%(39) 8% (47) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 45%(65) 39%(557) 6%(225) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 66%(402) 24%(44) % (67) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 45%(224) 40%(98) 5% (73) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 22%(56) 67%(464) % (75) 695 Educ: < College 40%(527) 45%(588) 5%(200) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 46%(203) 45%(99) 0% (43) 444 Educ: Post-grad 48%(6) 39% (95) 3% (3) 24 Income: Under 50k 43%(47) 4%(455) 6%(80) 05 Income: 50k-100k 4%(258) 48%(304) 2% (75) 638 Income: 100k+ 45%(7) 47%(22) 7% (9) 258 Ethnicity: White 39%(63) 49%(792) 3%(207) 630 Continued on next page 120 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C17_11
Table C17_11: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Good role model for children Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 42%(846) 44%(88) 4%(274) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 49% (88) 40% (72) % (20) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 63%(62) 7% (45) 9% (50) 257 Ethnicity: Other 46% (53) 39% (45) 5% (7) 4 Relig: Protestant 33%(70) 55%(289) 2% (63) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 5%(208) 38%(55) %(44) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 45%(236) 39%(204) 6% (84) 524 Relig: Something Else 45%(53) 38%(3) 7% (59) 344 Relig: Jewish 54% (29) 33% (8) 3% (7) 53 Relig: Evangelical 34%(90) 55%(306) 2% (65) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 47%(266) 42%(238) % (65) 570 Relig: All Christian 40%(456) 48%(544) 2%(30) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 45%(389) 39%(335) 7%(44) 867 Community: Urban 52%(262) 35%(76) 4% (70) 508 Community: Suburban 42%(383) 45%(4) 4%(27) 92 Community: Rural 35%(20) 5%(294) 3% (77) 572 Employ: Private Sector 44%(285) 46%(296) 0% (67) 648 Employ: Government 4% (56) 49% (68) 0% (4) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 38% (68) 47% (83) 5% (27) 79 Employ: Homemaker 37% (62) 46% (76) 7% (29) 66 Employ: Student 48% (32) 40% (27) 2% (8) 66 Employ: Retired 44%(20) 44%(2) 3% (6) 482 Employ: Unemployed 44% (72) 35% (58) 2% (34) 65 Employ: Other 39% (6) 40% (62) 2% (33) 57 Job Type: White-collar 43%(34) 47%(342) 0% (74) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 43%(385) 45%(407) 2%(05) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 39%(47) 35%(32) 25% (95) 374 Military HH: Yes 43%(60) 44%(64) 3% (49) 374 Military HH: No 42%(685) 44%(77) 4%(224) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 7%(395) 7% (94) 2% (70) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 3%(450) 55%(787) 4%(204) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C17_11: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Good role model for children Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 42%(846) 44%(88) 4%(274) 200 Obama Job: Approve 69%(648) 9%(82) 2%(3) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 7%(70) 70%(686) 2%(22) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 40%(279) 47%(329) 3% (89) 697 #1 Issue: Security 32%(45) 56%(254) 2% (55) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 46%(32) 38%(0) 6% (47) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 50%(2) 34% (83) 7%(40) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 56% (4) 33% (24) % (8) 73 #1 Issue: Education 57% (67) 32% (38) % (3) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 57% (36) 23% (5) 2% (3) 64 #1 Issue: Other 38% (23) 48% (29) 4% (9) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 68%(492) 20%(44) 2% (83) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 8%(23) 70%(466) 2% (79) 669 2014 Vote: Other 24% (9) 47% (37) 28% (22) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 40%(22) 44%(23) 7% (88) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 67%(573) 20%(72) 2%(05) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 7%(7) 7%(480) % (75) 672 2012 Vote: Other 3% (0) 6%(46) 26% (9) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 36%(45) 46%(83) 8% (73) 400 4-Region: Northeast 46%(68) 39%(44) 5% (54) 365 4-Region: Midwest 42%(97) 46%(26) 2% (58) 472 4-Region: South 39%(29) 46%(340) 5%(2) 743 4-Region: West 45%(90) 43%(8) 2% (50) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C17_12: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Good parent to their children Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 60%(202) 9%(390) 20%(409) 200 Gender: Male 57%(534) 26%(239) 7%(60) 933 Gender: Female 63%(668) 4%(5) 23%(249) 068 Age: 18-29 55%(73) 2% (67) 24% (76) 36 Age: 30-44 57%(289) 23%(6) 20% (98) 503 Age: 45-54 6%(264) 8% (78) 2% (9) 432 Age: 55-64 66%(22) 5% (47) 20%(64) 323 Age: 65+ 62%(265) 9% (82) 9% (80) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 80%(597) 7% (49) 4%(0) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 52%(347) 22%(46) 26%(7) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 44%(259) 33%(95) 23%(37) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 8%(27) 9% (29) % (35) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 79%(326) 5% (20) 6%(66) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 48%(50) 28% (89) 24% (74) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 56%(96) 6% (57) 28% (96) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 40%(3) 43%(22) 8% (50) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 48%(46) 24% (73) 28% (86) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 54%(298) 28%(57) 8%(00) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 63%(898) 6%(230) 2%(305) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 75%(462) % (70) 3% (8) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 65%(320) 6% (8) 9% (94) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 48%(334) 30%(207) 22%(54) 695 Educ: < College 57%(754) 20%(262) 23%(299) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 65%(287) 20% (88) 5% (69) 444 Educ: Post-grad 67%(6) 6% (39) 7% (4) 24 Income: Under 50k 59%(648) 9%(2) 22%(247) 05 Income: 50k-100k 59%(378) 2%(35) 20%(25) 638 Income: 100k+ 68%(77) 7% (45) 4% (37) 258 Ethnicity: White 59%(962) 22%(353) 9%(35) 630 Continued on next page 123 Morning Consult Table C17_12
Table C17_12: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Good parent to their children Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 60%(202) 9%(390) 20%(409) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 68%(22) 4% (26) 8% (3) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 69%(77) 6% (5) 25%(66) 257 Ethnicity: Other 56%(64) 9% (22) 25% (28) 4 Relig: Protestant 59%(308) 23%(20) 8% (94) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 70%(285) 5% (63) 5%(60) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 57%(297) 9%(00) 24%(27) 524 Relig: Something Else 59%(203) 6% (56) 25% (85) 344 Relig: Jewish 79% (42) % (6) 0% (6) 53 Relig: Evangelical 56%(33) 25%(39) 9%(09) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 68%(389) 7% (94) 5% (86) 570 Relig: All Christian 62%(702) 2%(233) 7%(95) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 58%(499) 8%(55) 25%(23) 867 Community: Urban 65%(328) 6% (79) 20%(00) 508 Community: Suburban 63%(579) 7%(6) 20%(8) 92 Community: Rural 52%(295) 26%(50) 22%(27) 572 Employ: Private Sector 6%(397) 2%(39) 7%(2) 648 Employ: Government 55% (76) 23% (3) 22% (30) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 59%(06) 8% (32) 23% (4) 79 Employ: Homemaker 55% (9) 8% (29) 27% (45) 66 Employ: Student 56% (37) 9% (2) 25% (6) 66 Employ: Retired 64%(30) 8% (89) 7% (84) 482 Employ: Unemployed 62%(02) 3% (22) 25% (4) 65 Employ: Other 53% (84) 22% (35) 25% (39) 57 Job Type: White-collar 65%(47) 20%(46) 5%(3) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 60%(536) 22%(97) 8%(64) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 52%(95) 3% (47) 35%(32) 374 Military HH: Yes 66%(248) 8%(66) 6% (59) 374 Military HH: No 59%(954) 20%(324) 2%(349) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 78%(438) 9% (48) 3% (73) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 53%(764) 24%(342) 23%(336) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C17_12: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Good parent to their children Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 60%(202) 9%(390) 20%(409) 200 Obama Job: Approve 78%(733) 7% (70) 5%(40) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 44%(429) 32%(34) 24%(235) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 60%(42) 20%(38) 20%(38) 697 #1 Issue: Security 54%(246) 27%(22) 9% (85) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 6%(77) 6% (47) 23% (65) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 65%(59) 2% (30) 23% (55) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 73% (53) 4% (0) 3% (9) 73 #1 Issue: Education 64% (76) 6% (8) 20% (24) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 68%(44) 7% (4) 25% (6) 64 #1 Issue: Other 42% (26) 32% (20) 25% (6) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 79%(568) 7% (52) 4% (98) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 46%(305) 34%(229) 20%(35) 669 2014 Vote: Other 35% (28) 22% (7) 43% (34) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 57%(30) 7% (9) 26%(40) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 78%(663) 7% (57) 5%(29) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 46%(309) 34%(23) 20%(32) 672 2012 Vote: Other 33% (25) 26% (9) 4% (3) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 5%(203) 2% (83) 29%(4) 400 4-Region: Northeast 66%(242) 5% (56) 9% (68) 365 4-Region: Midwest 6%(289) 2% (99) 8% (84) 472 4-Region: South 59%(435) 20%(52) 2%(56) 743 4-Region: West 56%(236) 20% (83) 24%(0) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C17_13: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Strong leader Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(926) 45%(90) 8%(65) 200 Gender: Male 43%(398) 50%(469) 7% (65) 933 Gender: Female 49%(528) 4%(44) 9%(00) 068 Age: 18-29 52%(64) 37%(7) % (34) 36 Age: 30-44 46%(23) 46%(230) 8% (42) 503 Age: 45-54 47%(20) 46%(97) 8% (34) 432 Age: 55-64 5%(64) 43%(40) 6% (9) 323 Age: 65+ 39%(66) 53%(226) 8% (36) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 74%(552) 9%(42) 7% (53) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 40%(264) 48%(38) 2% (82) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 9%(0) 76%(450) 5% (30) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 70%(235) 23% (76) 7% (23) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 77%(37) 6% (65) 7% (30) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 38%(8) 5%(6) % (35) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 42%(46) 45%(57) 4% (47) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 6% (45) 8%(232) 3% (8) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 2% (65) 72%(28) 7% (22) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 36%(20) 60%(333) 4% (2) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 50%(79) 40%(57) 0%(43) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 7%(434) 22%(34) 7% (45) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 52%(255) 42%(206) 7% (34) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 24%(69) 7%(495) 4% (3) 695 Educ: < College 45%(587) 46%(608) 9%(20) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 49%(26) 45%(200) 6% (28) 444 Educ: Post-grad 5%(23) 42%(0) 7% (7) 24 Income: Under 50k 47%(523) 43%(475) 0%(07) 05 Income: 50k-100k 43%(277) 49%(33) 7% (47) 638 Income: 100k+ 49%(26) 47%(2) 4% (0) 258 Ethnicity: White 42%(682) 5%(829) 7%(9) 630 Continued on next page 126 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C17_13
Table C17_13: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Strong leader Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(926) 45%(90) 8%(65) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 58%(04) 34% (6) 8% (5) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 72%(86) 5%(40) 2% (32) 257 Ethnicity: Other 5% (58) 36% (42) 3% (4) 4 Relig: Protestant 35%(83) 59%(307) 6% (32) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 5%(208) 4%(65) 8% (35) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 50%(264) 38%(200) %(60) 524 Relig: Something Else 53%(83) 38%(32) 8% (29) 344 Relig: Jewish 65% (35) 24% (3) 0% (5) 53 Relig: Evangelical 39%(27) 56%(35) 5% (29) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 46%(260) 46%(262) 8% (47) 570 Relig: All Christian 42%(477) 5%(577) 7% (76) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 52%(447) 38%(332) 0% (88) 867 Community: Urban 55%(28) 37%(90) 7% (36) 508 Community: Suburban 47%(433) 44%(408) 9% (80) 92 Community: Rural 37%(22) 54%(32) 8% (49) 572 Employ: Private Sector 47%(304) 47%(304) 6%(40) 648 Employ: Government 47%(64) 48%(66) 5% (7) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 47% (84) 47% (85) 5% (0) 79 Employ: Homemaker 45% (74) 42% (70) 3% (2) 66 Employ: Student 53% (35) 32% (2) 5% (0) 66 Employ: Retired 42%(203) 50%(242) 8% (38) 482 Employ: Unemployed 55% (9) 33% (54) 2% (9) 65 Employ: Other 45% (70) 43% (67) 3% (20) 57 Job Type: White-collar 46%(339) 48%(352) 5%(40) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 45%(402) 49%(437) 6% (58) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 50%(86) 33%(22) 8% (67) 374 Military HH: Yes 45%(69) 49%(82) 6% (23) 374 Military HH: No 47%(757) 45%(728) 9%(4) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 74%(46) 6% (9) 9% (52) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 35%(50) 57%(89) 8%(3) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C17_13: Would you say each of the following terms or words describe Hillary Clinton well, or not? Strong leader Don’t Know / No Demographic Yes No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(926) 45%(90) 8%(65) 200 Obama Job: Approve 75%(706) 8%(70) 7% (68) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 20%(9) 74%(723) 7%(64) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 44%(307) 47%(329) 9% (6) 697 #1 Issue: Security 34%(54) 6%(275) 5% (25) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 5%(46) 38%() % (32) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 55%(33) 39% (95) 6% (5) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 74% (54) 24% (8) 2% (2) 73 #1 Issue: Education 60% (7) 29% (35) % (3) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 55% (35) 3% (20) 4% (9) 64 #1 Issue: Other 42% (26) 46% (28) 3% (8) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 7%(52) 2%(52) 7% (53) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 22%(50) 72%(485) 5% (34) 669 2014 Vote: Other 3% (24) 50%(40) 9% (5) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 45%(239) 43%(23) 2% (62) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 7%(60) 22%(83) 8% (65) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 2%(44) 74%(500) 4% (29) 672 2012 Vote: Other 5% () 63% (48) 22% (6) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 42%(69) 44%(77) 3% (54) 400 4-Region: Northeast 47%(7) 42%(53) % (42) 365 4-Region: Midwest 45%(22) 49%(233) 6% (27) 472 4-Region: South 45%(335) 46%(344) 9% (63) 743 4-Region: West 49%(208) 43%(80) 8% (33) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C21A: Now, thinking about the tone and tenor of the debate, would you say it is Don’t Know / No Demographic Good for the country Bad for the country Opinion Total N Registered Voters 27%(536) 42%(84) 3%(625) 200 Gender: Male 35%(326) 40%(377) 25%(230) 933 Gender: Female 20%(209) 43%(464) 37%(395) 068 Age: 18-29 3% (97) 37%(8) 32%(0) 36 Age: 30-44 27%(38) 43%(25) 30%(50) 503 Age: 45-54 24%(02) 48%(208) 28%(23) 432 Age: 55-64 28% (92) 39%(25) 33%(06) 323 Age: 65+ 25%(07) 4%(75) 34%(45) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 28%(22) 44%(329) 28%(207) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 9%(27) 45%(296) 36%(240) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 33%(97) 37%(26) 30%(78) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 39%(29) 4%(38) 20% (67) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 20% (83) 46%(90) 34%(40) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 22% (69) 47%(46) 3% (98) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6% (58) 43%(50) 4%(42) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 45%(28) 32% (92) 23% (65) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 23% (69) 40%(23) 37%(3) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 44%(244) 32%(76) 24%(34) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 20%(288) 46%(660) 34%(484) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 30%(84) 50%(303) 20%(25) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 23%(6) 44%(26) 33%(63) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 30%(207) 39%(27) 3%(27) 695 Educ: < College 26%(340) 37%(49) 37%(484) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 25%(3) 53%(238) 2% (94) 444 Educ: Post-grad 34% (83) 46%(2) 9%(46) 24 Income: Under 50k 26%(285) 36%(394) 39%(426) 05 Income: 50k-100k 26%(67) 50%(36) 24%(55) 638 Income: 100k+ 32% (84) 5%(3) 7% (43) 258 Ethnicity: White 26%(42) 43%(704) 3%(504) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 34%(60) 43% (77) 23% (42) 79 Continued on next page 129 Morning Consult Table C21A
Table C21A: Now, thinking about the tone and tenor of the debate, would you say it is Don’t Know / No Demographic Good for the country Bad for the country Opinion Total N Registered Voters 27%(536) 42%(84) 3%(625) 200 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 33% (85) 33% (85) 34% (87) 257 Ethnicity: Other 26% (30) 45% (52) 29% (33) 4 Relig: Protestant 26%(34) 44%(23) 30%(57) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 34%(38) 42%(70) 24%(00) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 25%(30) 43%(225) 32%(68) 524 Relig: Something Else 24% (82) 44%(50) 33%(2) 344 Relig: Jewish 22% (2) 5% (27) 26% (4) 53 Relig: Evangelical 32%(77) 35%(96) 33%(87) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 26%(46) 47%(268) 27%(55) 570 Relig: All Christian 29%(324) 4%(464) 30%(342) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 24%(22) 43%(375) 32%(28) 867 Community: Urban 30%(53) 39%(97) 3%(58) 508 Community: Suburban 26%(236) 45%(40) 30%(274) 92 Community: Rural 26%(46) 4%(234) 34%(92) 572 Employ: Private Sector 28%(82) 46%(295) 26%(72) 648 Employ: Government 28% (38) 50% (68) 22% (3) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 33%(60) 43% (76) 24% (43) 79 Employ: Homemaker 25% (4) 39%(64) 37% (6) 66 Employ: Student 24% (6) 43% (29) 33% (22) 66 Employ: Retired 26%(27) 42%(202) 32%(54) 482 Employ: Unemployed 22% (37) 30% (49) 48% (80) 65 Employ: Other 23% (36) 37% (58) 40% (63) 57 Job Type: White-collar 29%(24) 50%(363) 2%(53) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 28%(248) 4%(370) 3%(279) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 20% (74) 29%(08) 5%(92) 374 Military HH: Yes 27%(0) 47%(74) 26% (98) 374 Military HH: No 27%(435) 4%(667) 32%(526) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 38%(20) 38%(23) 24%(35) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 23%(325) 44%(628) 34%(489) 442 Obama Job: Approve 30%(279) 45%(424) 25%(240) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 26%(25) 4%(402) 33%(324) 978 Continued on next page
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Table C21A: Now, thinking about the tone and tenor of the debate, would you say it is Don’t Know / No Demographic Good for the country Bad for the country Opinion Total N Registered Voters 27%(536) 42%(84) 3%(625) 200 #1 Issue: Economy 23%(6) 47%(327) 30%(209) 697 #1 Issue: Security 34%(53) 35%(60) 3%(40) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 29% (83) 4%(7) 3% (89) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 22% (55) 33% (8) 44%(08) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 29% (2) 55%(40) 7% (2) 73 #1 Issue: Education 26% (30) 44% (53) 30% (35) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 34% (22) 47% (30) 9% (2) 64 #1 Issue: Other 8% () 52% (32) 30% (8) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 28%(200) 47%(338) 25%(80) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 32%(2) 40%(270) 28%(88) 669 2014 Vote: Other 9% (5) 32% (25) 48% (38) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(0) 39%(207) 40%(25) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 26%(220) 47%(397) 27%(233) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 3%(206) 4%(275) 29%(92) 672 2012 Vote: Other 6% (2) 39% (29) 45% (34) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 25% (98) 35%(39) 4%(63) 400 4-Region: Northeast 26% (97) 42%(54) 3%(4) 365 4-Region: Midwest 22%(05) 44%(207) 34%(6) 472 4-Region: South 3%(229) 40%(294) 30%(220) 743 4-Region: West 25%(05) 44%(86) 3%(29) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C21B_4: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Informative Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(88) 37%(743) 22%(440) 200 Gender: Male 46%(429) 37%(342) 7%(62) 933 Gender: Female 36%(389) 38%(40) 26%(278) 068 Age: 18-29 47%(49) 34%(08) 9% (59) 36 Age: 30-44 44%(222) 35%(76) 2%(05) 503 Age: 45-54 37%(58) 40%(72) 24%(02) 432 Age: 55-64 38%(24) 39%(25) 23% (74) 323 Age: 65+ 39%(65) 38%(62) 23%(00) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 45%(334) 37%(276) 8%(37) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 33%(28) 4%(272) 26%(74) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 45%(266) 33%(95) 22%(29) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 50%(69) 33%(0) 7% (56) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 40%(65) 40%(66) 20% (82) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 35%() 44%(37) 2%(66) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 30%(07) 39%(35) 3%(08) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 52%(49) 33% (95) 4% (4) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 38%(7) 33%(00) 29% (88) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 50%(278) 33%(85) 7% (92) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 37%(534) 39%(554) 24%(345) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 45%(276) 40%(243) 5% (94) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 38%(88) 39%(92) 23%(6) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 43%(296) 38%(263) 20%(36) 695 Educ: < College 42%(549) 33%(437) 25%(330) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 39%(72) 46%(205) 5% (68) 444 Educ: Post-grad 40% (97) 42%(02) 8% (43) 24 Income: Under 50k 43%(470) 32%(348) 26%(287) 05 Income: 50k-100k 38%(240) 44%(277) 9%(2) 638 Income: 100k+ 42%(08) 46%(7) 2% (32) 258 Continued on next page 132 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C21B_4
Table C21B_4: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Informative Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(88) 37%(743) 22%(440) 200 Ethnicity: White 39%(643) 39%(636) 22%(35) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 50% (89) 37%(66) 4% (25) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 48%(24) 26% (68) 25% (65) 257 Ethnicity: Other 45% (5) 34% (39) 2% (24) 4 Relig: Protestant 4%(23) 38%(200) 2%(09) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 46%(87) 38%(56) 6%(64) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 37%(94) 40%(20) 23%(20) 524 Relig: Something Else 38%(30) 33%(4) 29%(00) 344 Relig: Jewish 36% (9) 44% (23) 20% () 53 Relig: Evangelical 47%(265) 32%(8) 2%(5) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 40%(229) 42%(237) 8%(03) 570 Relig: All Christian 44%(493) 37%(48) 9%(29) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 37%(324) 37%(324) 25%(220) 867 Community: Urban 43%(220) 35%(78) 22%(0) 508 Community: Suburban 40%(365) 38%(353) 22%(203) 92 Community: Rural 4%(233) 37%(22) 22%(27) 572 Employ: Private Sector 39%(253) 43%(280) 8%(5) 648 Employ: Government 43% (59) 39% (54) 8% (24) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 49% (87) 38% (67) 4% (25) 79 Employ: Homemaker 35% (58) 3% (52) 34% (56) 66 Employ: Student 46% (3) 34% (22) 20% (3) 66 Employ: Retired 42%(202) 36%(72) 23%(09) 482 Employ: Unemployed 38% (63) 32% (53) 29% (48) 65 Employ: Other 4% (65) 27% (43) 3% (50) 57 Job Type: White-collar 42%(308) 42%(306) 6%(6) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 42%(38) 37%(335) 20%(8) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 34%(29) 27%(02) 38%(44) 374 Military HH: Yes 4%(52) 42%(57) 7%(64) 374 Military HH: No 4%(666) 36%(586) 23%(376) 627 Continued on next page
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Table C21B_4: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Informative Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(88) 37%(743) 22%(440) 200 RD/WT: Right Direction 47%(263) 36%(99) 7% (98) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 38%(555) 38%(545) 24%(343) 442 Obama Job: Approve 44%(40) 38%(363) 8%(70) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 40%(390) 37%(366) 23%(222) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 43%(297) 39%(272) 8%(27) 697 #1 Issue: Security 47%(2) 32%(46) 2% (96) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 37%(06) 38%() 25% (72) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 40% (97) 3% (76) 29% (7) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 34% (25) 5% (38) 4% () 73 #1 Issue: Education 33%(40) 4% (48) 26% (3) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 40% (26) 37% (24) 23% (5) 64 #1 Issue: Other 26% (6) 45% (28) 29% (8) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 43%(3) 40%(287) 7%(20) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 43%(284) 36%(239) 22%(45) 669 2014 Vote: Other 3% (24) 27% (22) 42% (33) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 37%(98) 37%(94) 26%(39) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 42%(358) 40%(342) 8%(49) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 42%(280) 37%(252) 2%(40) 672 2012 Vote: Other 22% (7) 37% (28) 4% (30) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(63) 30%(20) 29%(8) 400 4-Region: Northeast 42%(52) 36%(3) 22% (82) 365 4-Region: Midwest 37%(74) 38%(8) 25%(7) 472 4-Region: South 42%(3) 37%(27) 22%(60) 743 4-Region: West 43%(80) 38%(59) 9% (8) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C21B_5: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Entertaining Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 47%(93) 30%(605) 23%(465) 200 Gender: Male 52%(483) 30%(28) 8%(69) 933 Gender: Female 42%(448) 30%(325) 28%(295) 068 Age: 18-29 55%(74) 26% (82) 9%(60) 36 Age: 30-44 55%(275) 26%(3) 9% (97) 503 Age: 45-54 48%(207) 30%(28) 23% (98) 432 Age: 55-64 4%(32) 33%(07) 26% (84) 323 Age: 65+ 33%(43) 37%(58) 30%(26) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 50%(373) 30%(225) 20%(49) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 42%(280) 30%(99) 28%(84) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 47%(278) 3%(8) 22%(32) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 56%(87) 27% (89) 7% (58) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 45%(86) 33%(36) 22% (90) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 44%(38) 35%(0) 2%(66) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 4%(42) 26% (90) 34%(8) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 55%(58) 29% (82) 6% (45) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 39%(20) 32% (98) 29% (87) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 57%(35) 26%(46) 7% (94) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 42%(609) 32%(457) 26%(367) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 5%(3) 33%(203) 6% (99) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 48%(238) 28%(38) 24%(9) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 46%(38) 33%(229) 2%(48) 695 Educ: < College 46%(604) 27%(358) 27%(353) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 5%(225) 35%(55) 5%(64) 444 Educ: Post-grad 43%(03) 38% (92) 9% (47) 24 Income: Under 50k 46%(505) 26%(29) 28%(30) 05 Income: 50k-100k 48%(306) 33%(22) 9%(20) 638 Income: 100k+ 47%(20) 40%(03) 4% (35) 258 Continued on next page 135 Morning Consult Table C21B_5
Table C21B_5: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Entertaining Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 47%(93) 30%(605) 23%(465) 200 Ethnicity: White 45%(735) 32%(56) 23%(378) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 58%(03) 28% (50) 5% (26) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 56%(45) 20% (52) 23%(60) 257 Ethnicity: Other 45% (5) 32% (37) 23% (26) 4 Relig: Protestant 43%(225) 33%(74) 23%(22) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 50%(205) 3%(27) 9% (76) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 46%(24) 30%(58) 24%(24) 524 Relig: Something Else 44%(53) 27% (94) 28% (97) 344 Relig: Jewish 43% (23) 32% (7) 25% (3) 53 Relig: Evangelical 50%(28) 30%(66) 20%(4) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 45%(255) 33%(85) 23%(29) 570 Relig: All Christian 47%(536) 3%(35) 2%(243) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 45%(394) 29%(253) 25%(22) 867 Community: Urban 50%(256) 28%(4) 22%() 508 Community: Suburban 45%(4) 32%(295) 23%(25) 92 Community: Rural 46%(264) 30%(70) 24%(38) 572 Employ: Private Sector 50%(326) 3%(99) 9%(24) 648 Employ: Government 47% (65) 34% (47) 8% (25) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 53% (95) 3% (56) 6% (28) 79 Employ: Homemaker 48% (80) 22% (37) 30% (49) 66 Employ: Student 6%(40) 20% (3) 9% (3) 66 Employ: Retired 38%(82) 35%(69) 27%(32) 482 Employ: Unemployed 47% (78) 25% (4) 28%(46) 65 Employ: Other 42%(66) 28%(44) 30% (48) 57 Job Type: White-collar 47%(345) 35%(255) 8%(29) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 50%(445) 29%(259) 2%(93) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 38%(4) 24% (9) 38%(43) 374 Military HH: Yes 48%(79) 3%(8) 2% (78) 374 Military HH: No 46%(752) 30%(488) 24%(387) 627 Continued on next page
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Table C21B_5: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Entertaining Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 47%(93) 30%(605) 23%(465) 200 RD/WT: Right Direction 49%(27) 32%(78) 20%(0) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 46%(660) 30%(427) 25%(355) 442 Obama Job: Approve 49%(460) 32%(300) 9%(83) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 46%(447) 30%(295) 24%(235) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 50%(346) 32%(223) 8%(28) 697 #1 Issue: Security 55%(25) 23%(05) 22% (98) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 37%(07) 35%(00) 28% (8) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 37% (90) 27% (67) 36% (88) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 44% (32) 43% (32) 3% (0) 73 #1 Issue: Education 45% (53) 29% (35) 26% (3) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 40% (25) 38% (24) 23% (5) 64 #1 Issue: Other 43% (26) 33% (2) 24% (5) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 49%(35) 33%(240) 8%(27) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 44%(297) 32%(25) 23%(56) 669 2014 Vote: Other 3% (25) 22% (8) 46% (37) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 49%(258) 24%(30) 27%(43) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 48%(407) 33%(278) 9%(65) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 46%(309) 3%(2) 23%(52) 672 2012 Vote: Other 35% (27) 26% (20) 38% (29) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 47%(88) 24% (95) 29%(8) 400 4-Region: Northeast 52%(89) 28%(02) 2% (75) 365 4-Region: Midwest 42%(96) 34%(58) 25%(8) 472 4-Region: South 47%(352) 29%(24) 24%(77) 743 4-Region: West 46%(94) 3%(3) 23% (95) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C21B_6: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Helped me make up my mind Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 28%(552) 42%(840) 30%(608) 200 Gender: Male 32%(294) 44%(407) 25%(232) 933 Gender: Female 24%(258) 4%(433) 35%(377) 068 Age: 18-29 35%(0) 38%(20) 27% (86) 36 Age: 30-44 3%(54) 4%(208) 28%(4) 503 Age: 45-54 23% (98) 44%(90) 33%(44) 432 Age: 55-64 27% (88) 4%(32) 32%(04) 323 Age: 65+ 24%(03) 45%(90) 3%(34) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 35%(262) 4%(305) 24%(80) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 9%(26) 42%(279) 39%(259) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 28%(64) 43%(257) 29%(70) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 38%(26) 43%(43) 9% (65) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 33%(36) 39%(6) 28%(5) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 24% (75) 43%(35) 33%(03) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 5% (5) 4%(43) 44%(56) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 33% (93) 45%(28) 22%(64) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 23% (7) 42%(28) 35%(06) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 38%(22) 38%(2) 24%(32) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 24%(338) 44%(624) 33%(47) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 35%(22) 43%(265) 22%(36) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 25%(24) 42%(206) 33%(65) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 27%(85) 46%(320) 27%(90) 695 Educ: < College 28%(368) 36%(475) 36%(472) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 28%(23) 55%(244) 8% (78) 444 Educ: Post-grad 25% (62) 5%(22) 24% (58) 24 Income: Under 50k 28%(30) 36%(393) 36%(403) 05 Income: 50k-100k 26%(67) 48%(307) 26%(64) 638 Income: 100k+ 29% (75) 55%(4) 6% (42) 258 Continued on next page 138 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C21B_6
Table C21B_6: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Helped me make up my mind Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 28%(552) 42%(840) 30%(608) 200 Ethnicity: White 25%(409) 44%(723) 3%(497) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 37%(66) 39% (7) 23% (42) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 42%(08) 28% (7) 30% (78) 257 Ethnicity: Other 3% (36) 40% (45) 29% (33) 4 Relig: Protestant 24%(24) 48%(25) 28%(46) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 35%(44) 40%(62) 25%(0) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 23%(22) 44%(228) 33%(74) 524 Relig: Something Else 28% (98) 37%(26) 35%(20) 344 Relig: Jewish 2% () 58% (3) 2% () 53 Relig: Evangelical 33%(84) 39%(28) 28%(59) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 26%(49) 47%(265) 27%(55) 570 Relig: All Christian 29%(333) 43%(484) 28%(34) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 25%(29) 4%(354) 34%(294) 867 Community: Urban 3%(56) 4%(208) 28%(43) 508 Community: Suburban 26%(237) 44%(402) 3%(28) 92 Community: Rural 28%(59) 40%(230) 32%(84) 572 Employ: Private Sector 28%(84) 45%(290) 27%(74) 648 Employ: Government 36% (50) 44%(60) 20% (27) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 30% (54) 45% (8) 24%(44) 79 Employ: Homemaker 25% (42) 34% (57) 40%(66) 66 Employ: Student 24% (6) 48% (32) 28% (9) 66 Employ: Retired 25%(20) 45%(27) 30%(45) 482 Employ: Unemployed 27%(44) 34% (55) 40%(66) 65 Employ: Other 27% (43) 30% (48) 42% (67) 57 Job Type: White-collar 28%(206) 50%(366) 22%(57) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 28%(254) 4%(365) 3%(277) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 25% (92) 29%(09) 46%(74) 374 Military HH: Yes 29%(08) 44%(64) 27%(02) 374 Military HH: No 27%(444) 42%(676) 3%(507) 627 Continued on next page
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Table C21B_6: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Helped me make up my mind Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 28%(552) 42%(840) 30%(608) 200 RD/WT: Right Direction 36%(203) 40%(226) 23%(30) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 24%(349) 43%(64) 33%(479) 442 Obama Job: Approve 34%(36) 4%(390) 25%(237) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 24%(230) 44%(433) 32%(35) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 26%(82) 45%(30) 29%(205) 697 #1 Issue: Security 33%(52) 39%(76) 28%(25) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 25% (7) 4%(9) 34% (99) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 27%(66) 37% (89) 36% (88) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 25% (9) 58% (43) 6% (2) 73 #1 Issue: Education 30% (36) 35% (42) 35% (4) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 32% (2) 39% (25) 29% (9) 64 #1 Issue: Other 0% (6) 58% (36) 32% (20) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 34%(246) 43%(309) 23%(63) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 26%(73) 45%(299) 29%(97) 669 2014 Vote: Other 3% (0) 3% (25) 56%(44) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 23%(22) 39%(207) 38%(202) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 32%(270) 42%(36) 26%(28) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 26%(72) 45%(30) 30%(99) 672 2012 Vote: Other % (8) 44% (33) 46% (34) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 25%(0) 36%(45) 38%(54) 400 4-Region: Northeast 26% (94) 47%(73) 27% (99) 365 4-Region: Midwest 24%(2) 42%(99) 34%(6) 472 4-Region: South 30%(22) 39%(288) 3%(234) 743 4-Region: West 30%(25) 43%(8) 27%(4) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C21B_7: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Something I would watch again Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 27%(54) 45%(90) 27%(550) 200 Gender: Male 33%(306) 46%(427) 22%(20) 933 Gender: Female 22%(236) 45%(483) 33%(349) 068 Age: 18-29 28% (90) 47%(49) 25% (78) 36 Age: 30-44 30%(5) 45%(226) 25%(25) 503 Age: 45-54 25%(0) 46%(99) 28%(23) 432 Age: 55-64 26% (85) 46%(47) 28% (9) 323 Age: 65+ 25%(05) 44%(88) 3%(34) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 29%(220) 46%(345) 24%(82) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 20%(30) 48%(39) 32%(24) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 32%(92) 4%(245) 26%(54) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 35%(6) 45%(49) 2% (69) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 25%(04) 47%(96) 27%(3) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 25% (78) 49%(55) 26% (8) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 5% (52) 47%(65) 38%(33) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 39%(2) 43%(23) 8% (5) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 26% (80) 40%(22) 34%(03) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 40%(220) 39%(24) 22%(2) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 22%(39) 48%(690) 30%(424) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 30%(84) 50%(304) 20%(24) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 26%(26) 47%(232) 28%(37) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 29%(202) 45%(33) 26%(8) 695 Educ: < College 26%(343) 4%(54) 33%(43) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 29%(28) 55%(244) 6% (73) 444 Educ: Post-grad 29% (7) 52%(25) 9%(46) 24 Income: Under 50k 27%(302) 40%(438) 33%(365) 05 Income: 50k-100k 25%(62) 5%(328) 23%(47) 638 Income: 100k+ 30% (77) 56%(43) 5% (38) 258 Continued on next page 141 Morning Consult Table C21B_7
Table C21B_7: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Something I would watch again Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 27%(54) 45%(90) 27%(550) 200 Ethnicity: White 27%(44) 46%(752) 27%(437) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 33% (59) 48% (85) 9% (35) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 27% (70) 40%(03) 33% (84) 257 Ethnicity: Other 26% (30) 48% (55) 26% (29) 4 Relig: Protestant 29%(52) 43%(223) 28%(46) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 34%(39) 45%(82) 2% (86) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 22%(4) 50%(263) 28%(46) 524 Relig: Something Else 22% (75) 48%(65) 30%(03) 344 Relig: Jewish 27% (4) 54% (28) 9% (0) 53 Relig: Evangelical 33%(87) 38%(20) 29%(63) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 29%(63) 47%(270) 24%(37) 570 Relig: All Christian 3%(350) 42%(480) 27%(300) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 22%(89) 49%(429) 29%(249) 867 Community: Urban 28%(42) 45%(226) 27%(39) 508 Community: Suburban 26%(240) 48%(443) 26%(238) 92 Community: Rural 28%(59) 42%(240) 30%(73) 572 Employ: Private Sector 30%(94) 48%(34) 22%(4) 648 Employ: Government 27% (37) 52% (7) 2% (29) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 29% (52) 45% (8) 26%(46) 79 Employ: Homemaker 20% (33) 42% (70) 38% (63) 66 Employ: Student 36% (24) 40% (26) 24% (6) 66 Employ: Retired 28%(35) 43%(20) 29%(37) 482 Employ: Unemployed 7% (28) 46% (76) 37% (6) 65 Employ: Other 24% (38) 40% (62) 36% (57) 57 Job Type: White-collar 29%(24) 52%(378) 9%(38) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 29%(259) 44%(394) 27%(244) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 8% (69) 37%(37) 45%(68) 374 Military HH: Yes 29%(07) 46%(7) 26% (96) 374 Military HH: No 27%(434) 45%(739) 28%(455) 627 Continued on next page
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Table C21B_7: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Something I would watch again Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 27%(54) 45%(90) 27%(550) 200 RD/WT: Right Direction 3%(74) 46%(257) 23%(28) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 25%(367) 45%(652) 29%(422) 442 Obama Job: Approve 29%(269) 47%(444) 24%(229) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 27%(265) 45%(445) 27%(268) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 28%(95) 48%(333) 24%(69) 697 #1 Issue: Security 34%(56) 39%(76) 27%(22) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 24% (70) 47%(37) 28% (82) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 22% (52) 40% (99) 38% (93) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 23% (7) 62% (45) 5% () 73 #1 Issue: Education 22% (26) 45% (54) 33% (39) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 22% (4) 48% (3) 30% (9) 64 #1 Issue: Other 8% () 56% (34) 26% (6) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 28%(203) 49%(350) 23%(65) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 3%(206) 44%(294) 25%(69) 669 2014 Vote: Other 3% (0) 38% (30) 50% (39) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 23%(22) 44%(234) 33%(75) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 27%(227) 49%(46) 24%(206) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 30%(203) 45%(304) 25%(65) 672 2012 Vote: Other 20% (5) 34% (25) 46% (35) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 24% (95) 40%(6) 36%(44) 400 4-Region: Northeast 3%(4) 45%(63) 24% (88) 365 4-Region: Midwest 23%() 45%(24) 3%(47) 472 4-Region: South 29%(23) 42%(35) 29%(26) 743 4-Region: West 25%(04) 52%(27) 24% (99) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C21B_8: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Boring Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 20%(39) 55%(00) 25%(50) 200 Gender: Male 22%(20) 57%(530) 2%(93) 933 Gender: Female 7%(8) 53%(570) 30%(37) 068 Age: 18-29 29% (9) 50%(57) 22% (68) 36 Age: 30-44 22%(2) 53%(264) 25%(27) 503 Age: 45-54 7% (72) 57%(248) 26%(2) 432 Age: 55-64 7% (55) 57%(84) 26% (83) 323 Age: 65+ 4% (6) 58%(246) 28%(20) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 9%(44) 57%(423) 24%(80) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 2%(38) 48%(32) 3%(205) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 8%(09) 60%(356) 2%(26) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 2% (7) 59%(96) 20% (67) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 8% (73) 55%(227) 27%(3) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 25% (80) 49%(55) 25% (79) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 7% (58) 47%(66) 36%(25) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 2%(60) 63%(79) 6% (47) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 6% (49) 58%(77) 26% (79) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 23%(27) 60%(332) 7% (96) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 8%(26) 53%(762) 29%(40) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 2%(28) 59%(364) 20%(20) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 20% (98) 53%(265) 27%(32) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 8%(26) 60%(48) 22%(5) 695 Educ: < College 20%(260) 5%(672) 29%(384) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 8% (82) 64%(284) 8% (79) 444 Educ: Post-grad 20% (49) 60%(45) 20% (47) 24 Income: Under 50k 9%(2) 50%(547) 3%(347) 05 Income: 50k-100k 2%(33) 59%(379) 20%(26) 638 Income: 100k+ 8% (47) 67%(74) 4% (37) 258 Continued on next page 144 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C21B_8
Table C21B_8: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Boring Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 20%(39) 55%(00) 25%(50) 200 Ethnicity: White 8%(296) 57%(930) 25%(404) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 28% (5) 52% (93) 20% (36) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 25% (65) 44%(4) 3% (79) 257 Ethnicity: Other 27% (3) 49% (56) 24% (28) 4 Relig: Protestant 6% (86) 60%(3) 24%(26) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 20% (8) 63%(257) 7% (70) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 24%(26) 48%(250) 28%(47) 524 Relig: Something Else 8% (62) 50%(72) 32%(09) 344 Relig: Jewish 5% (8) 59% (3) 26% (4) 53 Relig: Evangelical 8%(03) 58%(325) 24%(33) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 7% (98) 62%(35) 2%(20) 570 Relig: All Christian 8%(202) 60%(676) 22%(253) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 22%(89) 49%(422) 30%(257) 867 Community: Urban 24%(24) 5%(26) 24%(23) 508 Community: Suburban 6%(46) 58%(537) 26%(238) 92 Community: Rural 2%(2) 53%(303) 26%(49) 572 Employ: Private Sector 22%(44) 56%(366) 2%(39) 648 Employ: Government 24% (33) 58% (79) 8% (24) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 20% (36) 59%(07) 20% (36) 79 Employ: Homemaker 7% (28) 49% (8) 34% (57) 66 Employ: Student 8% (2) 62% (4) 2% (4) 66 Employ: Retired 3%(64) 6%(296) 25%(22) 482 Employ: Unemployed 25% (4) 36%(60) 39%(64) 65 Employ: Other 2% (33) 45% (7) 34% (53) 57 Job Type: White-collar 2%(53) 6%(448) 8%(29) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 9%(70) 57%(55) 24%(22) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 8% (68) 37%(37) 45%(69) 374 Military HH: Yes 2% (77) 58%(29) 2% (78) 374 Military HH: No 9%(34) 54%(882) 27%(432) 627 Continued on next page
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Table C21B_8: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Boring Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 20%(39) 55%(00) 25%(50) 200 RD/WT: Right Direction 20%(5) 56%(35) 23%(29) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 9%(276) 54%(785) 26%(38) 442 Obama Job: Approve 2%(98) 56%(529) 23%(26) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 9%(85) 56%(552) 25%(240) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 9%(32) 60%(46) 2%(49) 697 #1 Issue: Security 7% (77) 60%(27) 23%(06) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 24% (68) 5%(46) 26% (75) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 20% (50) 45%(0) 35% (84) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 8% (3) 60%(44) 22% (6) 73 #1 Issue: Education 8% (22) 46% (54) 36% (42) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 22% (4) 49% (32) 29% (9) 64 #1 Issue: Other 24% (5) 45% (28) 3% (9) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 20%(46) 57%(43) 22%(60) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 7%(5) 60%(402) 23%(5) 669 2014 Vote: Other 8% (4) 34% (27) 49% (38) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 22%(5) 49%(259) 30%(58) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 20%(72) 57%(480) 23%(97) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 7%(6) 6%(408) 22%(49) 672 2012 Vote: Other 7% (3) 40% (30) 43% (32) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 23% (90) 45%(8) 32%(29) 400 4-Region: Northeast 6% (59) 60%(22) 23% (85) 365 4-Region: Midwest 9% (88) 55%(258) 27%(26) 472 4-Region: South 20%(52) 53%(395) 26%(96) 743 4-Region: West 22% (9) 54%(226) 25%(03) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C21B_9: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Awful Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 42%(833) 33%(667) 25%(50) 200 Gender: Male 39%(368) 39%(366) 2%(99) 933 Gender: Female 44%(465) 28%(302) 28%(302) 068 Age: 18-29 40%(27) 37%(6) 23% (73) 36 Age: 30-44 45%(227) 32%(60) 23%(6) 503 Age: 45-54 46%(200) 29%(25) 25%(07) 432 Age: 55-64 36%(5) 36%(7) 28% (9) 323 Age: 65+ 38%(64) 35%(50) 27%(4) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 43%(322) 33%(243) 24%(8) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 44%(290) 29%(92) 27%(8) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 37%(22) 39%(232) 23%(38) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 38%(26) 39%(3) 23% (78) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 48%(97) 27%(2) 25%(04) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 46%(44) 3% (97) 23% (72) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 42%(46) 27% (95) 3%(09) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 34% (98) 48%(38) 7% (49) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 40%(22) 3% (94) 29% (88) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 39%(27) 42%(236) 8%(02) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 43%(60) 30%(428) 28%(395) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 47%(287) 34%(208) 9%(8) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 44%(26) 3%(55) 25%(25) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 39%(270) 39%(270) 22%(55) 695 Educ: < College 37%(49) 33%(435) 30%(390) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 49%(220) 35%(56) 5% (68) 444 Educ: Post-grad 5%(23) 32% (76) 8% (43) 24 Income: Under 50k 36%(402) 33%(367) 30%(336) 05 Income: 50k-100k 47%(299) 33%(208) 20%(3) 638 Income: 100k+ 5%(32) 36% (93) 3% (34) 258 Continued on next page 147 Morning Consult Table C21B_9
Table C21B_9: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Awful Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 42%(833) 33%(667) 25%(50) 200 Ethnicity: White 43%(70) 33%(538) 24%(39) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 52% (94) 3% (55) 7% (3) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 3% (8) 36% (93) 33% (84) 257 Ethnicity: Other 45% (5) 32% (37) 23% (26) 4 Relig: Protestant 4%(27) 35%(8) 24%(24) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 43%(75) 38%(53) 20% (80) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 44%(232) 29%(54) 26%(38) 524 Relig: Something Else 4%(4) 29% (99) 30%(04) 344 Relig: Jewish 42% (22) 3% (6) 27% (4) 53 Relig: Evangelical 39%(28) 37%(206) 24%(37) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 42%(242) 36%(207) 2%(2) 570 Relig: All Christian 4%(460) 37%(43) 23%(258) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 43%(373) 29%(252) 28%(242) 867 Community: Urban 40%(204) 34%(7) 26%(33) 508 Community: Suburban 42%(386) 35%(320) 23%(25) 92 Community: Rural 43%(243) 3%(77) 27%(52) 572 Employ: Private Sector 44%(284) 35%(225) 2%(39) 648 Employ: Government 44%(60) 38% (52) 8% (25) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 47% (83) 33% (59) 2% (37) 79 Employ: Homemaker 43% (7) 27% (45) 30% (50) 66 Employ: Student 49% (32) 30% (20) 2% (4) 66 Employ: Retired 39%(86) 36%(74) 25%(23) 482 Employ: Unemployed 32% (53) 28% (45) 40%(66) 65 Employ: Other 39% (62) 30% (48) 30% (48) 57 Job Type: White-collar 47%(345) 35%(258) 7%(27) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 39%(353) 37%(328) 24%(26) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 36%(35) 22% (82) 42%(58) 374 Military HH: Yes 48%(8) 3%(6) 20% (76) 374 Military HH: No 40%(652) 34%(55) 26%(425) 627 Continued on next page
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Table C21B_9: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Awful Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 42%(833) 33%(667) 25%(50) 200 RD/WT: Right Direction 40%(223) 36%(203) 24%(33) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 42%(60) 32%(465) 26%(368) 442 Obama Job: Approve 46%(432) 32%(304) 22%(206) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 39%(379) 36%(355) 25%(243) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 43%(299) 35%(246) 22%(52) 697 #1 Issue: Security 36%(64) 42%(90) 22%(0) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 44%(26) 29% (85) 27% (78) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 34% (83) 29% (7) 37% (90) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 53% (39) 29% (2) 8% (3) 73 #1 Issue: Education 47% (56) 22% (27) 3% (36) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 50% (32) 23% (5) 27% (7) 64 #1 Issue: Other 56% (34) 23% (4) 2% (3) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 46%(330) 32%(230) 22%(58) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 38%(254) 40%(266) 22%(48) 669 2014 Vote: Other 27% (22) 23% (8) 49% (39) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 42%(226) 29%(52) 29%(54) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 45%(386) 32%(274) 22%(90) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 40%(267) 38%(253) 23%(52) 672 2012 Vote: Other 39% (29) 23% (7) 38% (28) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 37%(49) 30%(22) 32%(29) 400 4-Region: Northeast 38%(38) 39%(4) 24% (87) 365 4-Region: Midwest 47%(220) 28%(3) 26%(2) 472 4-Region: South 39%(292) 34%(252) 27%(99) 743 4-Region: West 43%(83) 34%(43) 23% (95) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C21B_10: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Depressing Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(922) 30%(603) 24%(476) 200 Gender: Male 44%(44) 36%(336) 20%(83) 933 Gender: Female 48%(509) 25%(267) 27%(292) 068 Age: 18-29 49%(54) 3% (97) 20%(64) 36 Age: 30-44 47%(235) 30%(52) 23%(6) 503 Age: 45-54 48%(208) 26%(4) 26%() 432 Age: 55-64 44%(43) 32%(03) 24% (76) 323 Age: 65+ 43%(82) 32%(37) 25%(08) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 45%(337) 32%(239) 23%(7) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 50%(329) 24%(56) 27%(79) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 43%(256) 35%(208) 2%(26) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 40%(34) 40%(34) 20% (67) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 49%(203) 26%(05) 25%(04) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 5%(59) 25% (80) 24% (74) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 48%(69) 22% (76) 30%(04) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 42%(2) 43%(22) 5% (42) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 44%(36) 28% (86) 28% (84) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 45%(247) 37%(203) 9%(05) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 47%(672) 27%(394) 26%(367) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 54%(328) 29%(79) 7%(06) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 45%(224) 29%(44) 26%(28) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 45%(35) 35%(243) 20%(37) 695 Educ: < College 42%(547) 30%(389) 29%(379) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 56%(249) 3%(36) 4%(60) 444 Educ: Post-grad 52%(26) 33% (79) 5% (36) 24 Income: Under 50k 42%(463) 30%(330) 28%(32) 05 Income: 50k-100k 50%(38) 29%(86) 2%(34) 638 Income: 100k+ 55%(4) 34% (88) % (29) 258 Continued on next page 150 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C21B_10
Table C21B_10: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Depressing Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(922) 30%(603) 24%(476) 200 Ethnicity: White 48%(778) 30%(49) 22%(36) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 46% (83) 37% (67) 6% (29) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 35% (9) 30% (78) 34% (88) 257 Ethnicity: Other 46% (53) 30% (35) 23% (27) 4 Relig: Protestant 50%(260) 30%(59) 20%(03) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 45%(85) 36%(48) 8% (75) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 46%(24) 29%(50) 25%(33) 524 Relig: Something Else 46%(57) 23% (80) 3%(07) 344 Relig: Jewish 50% (26) 24% (3) 25% (3) 53 Relig: Evangelical 44%(247) 34%(88) 22%(25) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 48%(275) 32%(84) 9%(0) 570 Relig: All Christian 46%(522) 33%(373) 2%(235) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 46%(398) 26%(230) 28%(239) 867 Community: Urban 44%(224) 32%(64) 24%(20) 508 Community: Suburban 47%(433) 30%(277) 23%(2) 92 Community: Rural 46%(265) 28%(63) 25%(44) 572 Employ: Private Sector 50%(327) 3%(98) 9%(24) 648 Employ: Government 46% (63) 36% (49) 8% (25) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 53% (94) 29% (52) 8% (33) 79 Employ: Homemaker 42% (70) 27%(44) 3% (5) 66 Employ: Student 48% (32) 30% (20) 22% (4) 66 Employ: Retired 43%(20) 32%(52) 25%(20) 482 Employ: Unemployed 39% (65) 27%(44) 34% (56) 65 Employ: Other 39% (62) 28%(44) 33% (52) 57 Job Type: White-collar 50%(368) 33%(244) 6%(7) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 46%(46) 32%(285) 22%(96) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 37%(38) 20% (74) 43%(63) 374 Military HH: Yes 5%(90) 28%(06) 2% (78) 374 Military HH: No 45%(732) 3%(497) 24%(398) 627 Continued on next page
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Table C21B_10: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Depressing Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 46%(922) 30%(603) 24%(476) 200 RD/WT: Right Direction 39%(28) 39%(26) 22%(24) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 49%(704) 27%(387) 24%(35) 442 Obama Job: Approve 47%(446) 32%(298) 2%(99) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 46%(454) 3%(299) 23%(224) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 48%(338) 30%(2) 2%(48) 697 #1 Issue: Security 42%(90) 37%(70) 2% (94) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 45%(3) 28% (80) 27% (78) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 36% (87) 29% (70) 36% (87) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 59% (43) 3% (23) 0% (7) 73 #1 Issue: Education 55% (65) 4% (7) 3% (36) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 47% (30) 32% (20) 2% (3) 64 #1 Issue: Other 6% (38) 9% (2) 20% (2) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 48%(346) 3%(224) 2%(49) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 45%(304) 33%(22) 22%(44) 669 2014 Vote: Other 32% (25) 22% (8) 46% (36) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 46%(246) 26%(4) 27%(45) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 48%(4) 30%(253) 22%(86) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 47%(35) 32%(28) 2%(39) 672 2012 Vote: Other 43% (32) 23% (7) 34% (26) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 40%(6) 29%(6) 3%(24) 400 4-Region: Northeast 4%(50) 33%(20) 26% (95) 365 4-Region: Midwest 5%(242) 25%(7) 24%(3) 472 4-Region: South 44%(326) 3%(233) 25%(84) 743 4-Region: West 49%(204) 32%(34) 20% (83) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C21B_11: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Good for the country Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 27%(547) 47%(932) 26%(522) 200 Gender: Male 35%(328) 46%(427) 9%(78) 933 Gender: Female 20%(29) 47%(506) 32%(344) 068 Age: 18-29 29% (92) 46%(44) 25% (80) 36 Age: 30-44 28%(40) 47%(237) 25%(26) 503 Age: 45-54 24%(05) 53%(227) 23%(00) 432 Age: 55-64 29% (94) 44%(42) 27% (86) 323 Age: 65+ 27%(6) 43%(82) 30%(29) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 29%(24) 48%(357) 24%(76) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 2%(37) 49%(324) 30%(202) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 33%(96) 42%(25) 24%(44) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 36%(20) 47%(56) 7% (58) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 23% (94) 49%(202) 28%(7) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 24% (76) 5%(6) 24% (76) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 7% (6) 47%(63) 36%(26) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 46%(32) 38%(0) 5% (43) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 2%(64) 46%(4) 33%(00) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 44%(245) 37%(205) 9%(05) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 2%(300) 50%(78) 29%(45) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 28%(69) 52%(320) 20%(24) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 25%(23) 50%(247) 25%(24) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 34%(233) 43%(302) 23%(6) 695 Educ: < College 26%(347) 43%(562) 3%(406) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 27%(8) 58%(256) 6% (70) 444 Educ: Post-grad 34% (82) 47%(4) 9%(46) 24 Income: Under 50k 27%(299) 40%(446) 33%(360) 05 Income: 50k-100k 26%(65) 54%(342) 2%(3) 638 Income: 100k+ 32% (83) 56%(44) 2% (3) 258 Continued on next page 153 Morning Consult Table C21B_11
Table C21B_11: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Good for the country Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 27%(547) 47%(932) 26%(522) 200 Ethnicity: White 27%(445) 47%(769) 26%(46) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 32% (57) 52% (93) 7% (30) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 30% (77) 4%(06) 29% (74) 257 Ethnicity: Other 23% (26) 50% (57) 28% (32) 4 Relig: Protestant 26%(38) 47%(246) 26%(38) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 34%(37) 48%(96) 8% (75) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 25%(29) 48%(250) 28%(45) 524 Relig: Something Else 24% (83) 43%(48) 33%(3) 344 Relig: Jewish 28% (5) 45% (24) 27% (5) 53 Relig: Evangelical 33%(84) 42%(237) 25%(40) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 27%(5) 52%(295) 22%(24) 570 Relig: All Christian 30%(335) 47%(53) 23%(264) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 24%(22) 46%(398) 30%(257) 867 Community: Urban 32%(63) 42%(22) 26%(32) 508 Community: Suburban 27%(246) 49%(449) 25%(226) 92 Community: Rural 24%(38) 47%(27) 29%(63) 572 Employ: Private Sector 30%(93) 50%(322) 2%(34) 648 Employ: Government 29%(40) 53% (73) 7% (24) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 3% (56) 5% (9) 8% (32) 79 Employ: Homemaker 2% (34) 42% (69) 38% (63) 66 Employ: Student 24% (6) 50% (33) 25% (7) 66 Employ: Retired 27%(3) 44%(25) 28%(36) 482 Employ: Unemployed 24% (39) 4% (68) 35% (57) 65 Employ: Other 23% (37) 39% (6) 38% (59) 57 Job Type: White-collar 30%(28) 53%(384) 8%(28) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 28%(255) 47%(420) 25%(222) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 20% (74) 34%(29) 46%(72) 374 Military HH: Yes 28%(04) 53%(98) 9% (73) 374 Military HH: No 27%(443) 45%(735) 28%(449) 627 Continued on next page
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Table C21B_11: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Good for the country Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 27%(547) 47%(932) 26%(522) 200 RD/WT: Right Direction 34%(9) 44%(243) 22%(24) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 25%(356) 48%(689) 28%(397) 442 Obama Job: Approve 30%(284) 48%(449) 22%(20) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 26%(258) 47%(463) 26%(257) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 26%(80) 53%(366) 22%(5) 697 #1 Issue: Security 36%(63) 40%(80) 24%() 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 25% (72) 47%(35) 29% (83) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 24% (58) 38% (92) 38% (94) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 24% (8) 56% (4) 9% (4) 73 #1 Issue: Education 24% (28) 44% (52) 32% (38) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 26% (7) 47% (30) 27% (7) 64 #1 Issue: Other 9% (2) 57% (35) 24% (5) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 29%(2) 49%(35) 22%(57) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 3%(208) 46%(308) 23%(53) 669 2014 Vote: Other 7% (3) 38% (30) 45% (35) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 22%(5) 46%(242) 33%(74) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 28%(238) 49%(47) 23%(94) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 3%(208) 46%(30) 23%(55) 672 2012 Vote: Other 3% (0) 49% (37) 38% (28) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 23% (92) 42%(68) 35%(4) 400 4-Region: Northeast 28%(03) 46%(68) 26% (95) 365 4-Region: Midwest 23%(0) 50%(234) 27%(28) 472 4-Region: South 29%(29) 44%(328) 26%(96) 743 4-Region: West 28%(6) 48%(202) 24%(02) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C21B_12: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Bad for the country Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 42%(846) 30%(597) 28%(558) 200 Gender: Male 42%(388) 37%(345) 22%(20) 933 Gender: Female 43%(458) 24%(252) 33%(357) 068 Age: 18-29 44%(39) 29% (92) 27% (84) 36 Age: 30-44 43%(27) 3%(57) 26%(29) 503 Age: 45-54 49%(23) 26%(2) 25%(08) 432 Age: 55-64 39%(25) 33%(05) 29% (93) 323 Age: 65+ 36%(52) 3%(3) 34%(44) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 47%(350) 28%(20) 25%(86) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 4%(274) 26%(72) 33%(27) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 38%(222) 36%(25) 26%(54) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 45%(49) 37%(22) 9% (63) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 49%(20) 2% (88) 30%(23) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 45%(40) 28% (86) 28% (88) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 38%(34) 25% (86) 37%(30) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 35% (99) 48%(36) 8% (50) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 40%(23) 26% (79) 34%(04) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 39%(27) 40%(22) 2%(7) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 43%(622) 26%(372) 3%(439) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 5%(32) 28%(72) 2%(28) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 44%(220) 28%(39) 27%(36) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 38%(265) 36%(252) 26%(79) 695 Educ: < College 38%(493) 30%(39) 33%(43) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 54%(240) 29%(30) 7% (74) 444 Educ: Post-grad 47%(2) 32% (76) 22% (53) 24 Income: Under 50k 36%(400) 30%(328) 34%(377) 05 Income: 50k-100k 50%(320) 28%(8) 2%(37) 638 Income: 100k+ 49%(26) 34% (87) 7%(44) 258 Continued on next page 156 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C21B_12
Table C21B_12: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Bad for the country Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 42%(846) 30%(597) 28%(558) 200 Ethnicity: White 43%(696) 30%(494) 27%(440) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 44% (80) 35% (63) 20% (37) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 4%(06) 26%(66) 33% (85) 257 Ethnicity: Other 39%(44) 33% (37) 29% (33) 4 Relig: Protestant 43%(222) 30%(57) 27%(42) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 45%(85) 35%(4) 20% (8) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 42%(28) 27%(42) 3%(64) 524 Relig: Something Else 43%(47) 25% (84) 33%(2) 344 Relig: Jewish 49% (26) 2% () 3% (6) 53 Relig: Evangelical 39%(27) 35%(96) 26%(48) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 46%(26) 3%(76) 23%(32) 570 Relig: All Christian 42%(478) 33%(37) 25%(28) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 42%(365) 26%(226) 32%(276) 867 Community: Urban 4%(208) 30%(55) 29%(45) 508 Community: Suburban 44%(402) 3%(288) 25%(232) 92 Community: Rural 4%(236) 27%(55) 32%(8) 572 Employ: Private Sector 47%(303) 3%(20) 22%(44) 648 Employ: Government 50% (68) 32%(44) 8% (25) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 47% (84) 3% (56) 22% (39) 79 Employ: Homemaker 35% (58) 28% (47) 37% (6) 66 Employ: Student 49% (33) 24% (6) 27% (8) 66 Employ: Retired 39%(86) 32%(55) 29%(42) 482 Employ: Unemployed 36%(60) 24% (39) 40%(66) 65 Employ: Other 34% (54) 26%(40) 40% (63) 57 Job Type: White-collar 47%(347) 32%(237) 20%(46) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 42%(379) 32%(285) 26%(233) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 32%(20) 20% (75) 48%(79) 374 Military HH: Yes 46%(74) 3%(5) 23% (85) 374 Military HH: No 4%(672) 30%(482) 29%(473) 627 Continued on next page
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Table C21B_12: Here are some terms people have used to describe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Sunday, October 9th. Do you think each of the following terms describes the debate well, or not? Bad for the country Describes the debate Does not describe the Don’t Know / No Demographic well debate well Opinion Total N Registered Voters 42%(846) 30%(597) 28%(558) 200 RD/WT: Right Direction 42%(237) 34%(90) 24%(32) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 42%(609) 28%(407) 30%(426) 442 Obama Job: Approve 48%(455) 28%(263) 24%(225) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 39%(377) 33%(324) 28%(277) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 46%(320) 29%(204) 25%(72) 697 #1 Issue: Security 37%(68) 38%(74) 25%(2) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 42%(22) 28% (8) 30% (86) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 33% (80) 26% (63) 4%(00) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 52% (38) 27% (20) 2% (5) 73 #1 Issue: Education 44% (52) 23% (27) 34%(40) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 5% (33) 23% (5) 26% (7) 64 #1 Issue: Other 53% (33) 2% (3) 26% (6) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 49%(352) 29%(207) 22%(60) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 40%(267) 35%(23) 26%(7) 669 2014 Vote: Other 28% (22) 24% (9) 48% (38) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 38%(204) 26%(40) 35%(87) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 48%(40) 28%(235) 24%(204) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 40%(269) 34%(23) 26%(73) 672 2012 Vote: Other 36% (27) 26% (9) 38% (29) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 35%(38) 28%(2) 37%(50) 400 4-Region: Northeast 40%(46) 33%(20) 27%(00) 365 4-Region: Midwest 48%(226) 26%(2) 26%(25) 472 4-Region: South 40%(297) 3%(229) 29%(27) 743 4-Region: West 42%(76) 3%(28) 28%(6) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C22: Would you describe the Republican Party today as divided or uni ed? Don’t Know / No Demographic Divided Uni ed Opinion Total N Registered Voters 75%(506) 0%(204) 5%(29) 200 Gender: Male 76%(706) 3%(2) %(06) 933 Gender: Female 75%(800) 8% (83) 7%(85) 068 Age: 18-29 62%(96) 5% (48) 23% (72) 36 Age: 30-44 69%(346) 4% (7) 7% (85) 503 Age: 45-54 76%(330) 9% (38) 5%(64) 432 Age: 55-64 83%(268) 8% (27) 9% (29) 323 Age: 65+ 86%(366) 5% (20) 0% (4) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 78%(580) 0% (78) 2% (89) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 72%(475) 6% (39) 23%(50) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 76%(450) 5% (88) 9% (52) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 76%(254) 5% (5) 9% (29) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 79%(327) 6% (26) 5%(60) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 76%(238) 6% (8) 9% (58) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 68%(237) 6% (2) 26% (92) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 75%(25) 8% (52) 7% (9) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 77%(236) 2% (36) % (34) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 69%(38) 8%(00) 3% (74) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 78%(5) 7%(03) 5%(25) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 80%(492) % (67) 9% (54) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 78%(387) 9%(44) 3%(64) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 78%(545) % (76) % (74) 695 Educ: < College 69%(908) 2%(52) 9%(255) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 88%(392) 7% (32) 5% (20) 444 Educ: Post-grad 85%(206) 8% (20) 6% (5) 24 Income: Under 50k 69%(760) 2%(35) 9%(20) 05 Income: 50k-100k 83%(527) 7%(44) 0% (67) 638 Income: 100k+ 84%(28) 0% (26) 6% (4) 258 Ethnicity: White 77%(256) 0%(58) 3%(26) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 74%(32) 0% (7) 7% (30) 79 Continued on next page 159 Morning Consult Table C22
Table C22: Would you describe the Republican Party today as divided or uni ed? Don’t Know / No Demographic Divided Uni ed Opinion Total N Registered Voters 75%(506) 0%(204) 5%(29) 200 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 65%(68) 4% (35) 2% (54) 257 Ethnicity: Other 72% (82) 0% () 8% (2) 4 Relig: Protestant 84%(439) 8%(44) 7% (39) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 78%(38) % (47) % (43) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 69%(36) 0% (53) 2%(09) 524 Relig: Something Else 74%(256) 9% (3) 7% (57) 344 Relig: Jewish 82% (43) 2% () 6% (8) 53 Relig: Evangelical 72%(406) 4% (76) 4% (79) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 84%(479) 8%(44) 8%(46) 570 Relig: All Christian 78%(885) %(20) %(25) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 7%(67) 0% (84) 9%(66) 867 Community: Urban 7%(358) 2%(60) 8% (89) 508 Community: Suburban 8%(75) 8% (70) %(00) 92 Community: Rural 69%(397) 3% (74) 8%(02) 572 Employ: Private Sector 79%(50) 0% (68) % (70) 648 Employ: Government 80%(0) 2% (7) 7% (0) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 76%(36) 4% (24) 0% (9) 79 Employ: Homemaker 68%(3) 8% (4) 23% (39) 66 Employ: Student 67% (45) % (7) 22% (5) 66 Employ: Retired 84%(405) 6% (29) 0% (49) 482 Employ: Unemployed 62%(0) 2% (9) 27%(44) 65 Employ: Other 54% (85) 7% (26) 29%(46) 57 Job Type: White-collar 82%(600) % (77) 7% (53) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 79%(709) 0% (90) % (98) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 53%(97) 0% (37) 38%(4) 374 Military HH: Yes 83%(309) 8% (3) 9% (34) 374 Military HH: No 74%(97) %(73) 6%(257) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 7%(399) 4% (78) 5% (8) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 77%(06) 9%(26) 5%(20) 442 Obama Job: Approve 78%(733) 0% (96) 2%(4) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 76%(746) %(04) 3%(28) 978 Continued on next page
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Table C22: Would you describe the Republican Party today as divided or uni ed? Don’t Know / No Demographic Divided Uni ed Opinion Total N Registered Voters 75%(506) 0%(204) 5%(29) 200 #1 Issue: Economy 76%(532) % (78) 3% (87) 697 #1 Issue: Security 76%(345) % (50) 3% (58) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 7%(204) 0% (28) 20% (56) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 76%(86) 9% (2) 5% (36) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 80% (58) 5% (4) 5% () 73 #1 Issue: Education 70% (83) % (3) 9% (22) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 78% (50) 6% (4) 6% () 64 #1 Issue: Other 76% (47) 8% (5) 6% (0) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 80%(573) 9%(66) % (79) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 78%(524) 2% (8) 0%(64) 669 2014 Vote: Other 56%(44) 9% (7) 36% (28) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 68%(36) 9% (50) 23%(20) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 80%(676) 9% (76) % (97) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 79%(534) 2% (79) 9% (59) 672 2012 Vote: Other 64% (48) 4% (3) 32% (24) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 6%(244) 2% (47) 27%(09) 400 4-Region: Northeast 8%(298) 7% (25) 2% (43) 365 4-Region: Midwest 73%(342) 2% (56) 6% (74) 472 4-Region: South 7%(525) 2% (9) 7%(27) 743 4-Region: West 8%(340) 8% (32) % (48) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C23: Would you describe the Democratic Party today as divided or uni ed? Don’t Know / No Demographic Divided Uni ed Opinion Total N Registered Voters 32%(647) 47%(93) 2%(424) 200 Gender: Male 32%(302) 52%(483) 6%(48) 933 Gender: Female 32%(345) 42%(448) 26%(276) 068 Age: 18-29 37%(8) 42%(32) 2%(66) 36 Age: 30-44 33%(64) 47%(235) 2%(03) 503 Age: 45-54 29%(24) 46%(99) 25%(09) 432 Age: 55-64 30% (98) 5%(66) 8% (59) 323 Age: 65+ 33%(4) 46%(99) 20% (87) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 23%(75) 64%(480) 2% (92) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 33%(22) 38%(250) 29%(93) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 43%(25) 34%(200) 24%(39) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 2% (69) 7%(238) 8% (27) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 26%(06) 59%(243) 6%(64) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 33%(04) 43%(34) 24% (75) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 33%(7) 33%(6) 34%(7) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 45%(29) 39%() 6% (45) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 40%(22) 29% (89) 3% (94) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 44%(244) 37%(203) 9%(07) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 28%(397) 5%(724) 22%(32) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 30%(8) 59%(363) % (69) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 29%(44) 53%(263) 8% (88) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 40%(275) 38%(264) 22%(56) 695 Educ: < College 32%(48) 43%(564) 25%(334) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 34%(53) 53%(234) 3% (57) 444 Educ: Post-grad 3% (76) 55%(33) 4% (33) 24 Income: Under 50k 34%(378) 4%(453) 25%(274) 05 Income: 50k-100k 30%(94) 53%(336) 7%(08) 638 Income: 100k+ 29% (74) 55%(4) 6% (42) 258 Ethnicity: White 34%(557) 45%(727) 2%(346) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 30% (55) 48% (85) 22% (39) 79 Continued on next page 162 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C23
Table C23: Would you describe the Democratic Party today as divided or uni ed? Don’t Know / No Demographic Divided Uni ed Opinion Total N Registered Voters 32%(647) 47%(93) 2%(424) 200 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 23% (59) 57%(46) 20% (52) 257 Ethnicity: Other 26% (30) 5% (58) 23% (26) 4 Relig: Protestant 36%(89) 44%(229) 20%(04) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 29%(7) 55%(223) 7% (68) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 32%(67) 43%(227) 25%(30) 524 Relig: Something Else 29%(0) 50%(73) 20% (70) 344 Relig: Jewish 30% (6) 55% (29) 5% (8) 53 Relig: Evangelical 38%(2) 40%(223) 23%(27) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 29%(66) 54%(306) 7% (97) 570 Relig: All Christian 33%(377) 47%(529) 20%(224) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 3%(268) 46%(400) 23%(200) 867 Community: Urban 28%(43) 50%(255) 22%(0) 508 Community: Suburban 33%(306) 48%(446) 8%(70) 92 Community: Rural 35%(98) 40%(230) 25%(44) 572 Employ: Private Sector 34%(28) 50%(326) 6%(04) 648 Employ: Government 35% (48) 48%(66) 7% (23) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 33% (59) 45% (80) 22%(40) 79 Employ: Homemaker 34% (57) 38% (62) 28% (47) 66 Employ: Student 36% (24) 40% (26) 25% (6) 66 Employ: Retired 30%(44) 50%(240) 20% (98) 482 Employ: Unemployed 29% (48) 42% (70) 28%(46) 65 Employ: Other 3% (48) 38% (6) 3% (49) 57 Job Type: White-collar 36%(265) 48%(352) 5%(2) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 34%(306) 49%(442) 7%(49) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 20% (75) 36%(36) 43%(63) 374 Military HH: Yes 35%(30) 48%(78) 8%(66) 374 Military HH: No 32%(57) 46%(753) 22%(358) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 20%() 64%(359) 6% (89) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 37%(535) 40%(572) 23%(335) 442 Obama Job: Approve 23%(29) 62%(584) 5%(40) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 42%(43) 34%(332) 24%(233) 978 Continued on next page
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Table C23: Would you describe the Democratic Party today as divided or uni ed? Don’t Know / No Demographic Divided Uni ed Opinion Total N Registered Voters 32%(647) 47%(93) 2%(424) 200 #1 Issue: Economy 32%(226) 49%(339) 9%(32) 697 #1 Issue: Security 34%(53) 44%(200) 22%(0) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 3% (90) 45%(29) 24% (70) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 29% (72) 47%(4) 24% (58) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 32% (23) 48% (35) 20% (5) 73 #1 Issue: Education 3% (37) 47% (56) 22% (26) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 35% (22) 55% (35) % (7) 64 #1 Issue: Other 38% (23) 38% (23) 24% (5) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 24%(73) 63%(452) 3% (93) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 40%(265) 36%(242) 24%(6) 669 2014 Vote: Other 4% (33) 20% (6) 39% (3) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 33%(74) 4%(29) 26%(38) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 24%(200) 62%(529) 4%(20) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 42%(285) 36%(242) 22%(45) 672 2012 Vote: Other 38% (28) 20% (5) 42% (32) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 33%(3) 36%(44) 3%(26) 400 4-Region: Northeast 27%(00) 55%(200) 8%(66) 365 4-Region: Midwest 30%(44) 46%(26) 24%(2) 472 4-Region: South 34%(252) 42%(35) 24%(76) 743 4-Region: West 36%(5) 47%(99) 7% (70) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C24_1: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? The views of your friends and family Somewhat Not Very Not Important Don’t Know / Demographic Very Important Important Important At All No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 9%(386) 35%(706) 23%(470) 7%(336) 5%(03) 200 Gender: Male 23%(25) 36%(337) 20%(85) 7%(6) 4%(34) 933 Gender: Female 6%(7) 34%(368) 27%(285) 6%(75) 6%(68) 068 Age: 18-29 33%(05) 3%(97) 7%(54) 2%(39) 7%(2) 36 Age: 30-44 22%(2) 35%(75) 2%(07) 6%(80) 6%(28) 503 Age: 45-54 7%(73) 39%(7) 24%(02) 5%(66) 5%(2) 432 Age: 55-64 7%(55) 39%(26) 23%(76) 7%(55) 4%() 323 Age: 65+ 0%(4) 32%(37) 3%(32) 23%(96) 5%(2) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 27%(205) 36%(27) 22%(63) %(83) 3%(25) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) %(72) 35%(23) 23%(54) 22%(49) 9%(58) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 9%(0) 34%(204) 26%(53) 8%(05) 3%(20) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 35%(6) 35%(8) 6%(54) %(35) 3%() 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 22%(89) 37%(53) 26%(09) %(47) 3%(4) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 2%(39) 37%(7) 22%(67) 24%(75) 5%(6) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 9%(33) 33%(4) 25%(87) 2%(74) 2%(42) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 2%(60) 36%(03) 22%(63) 8%(5) 3%(8) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 6%(50) 33%(0) 29%(89) 8%(53) 4%(2) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 32%(75) 35%(95) 8%(02) 3%(72) 2%(0) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 5%(20) 35%(507) 25%(36) 8%(263) 6%(9) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 25%(54) 36%(22) 23%(42) 4%(86) 2%(9) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 6%(77) 35%(72) 27%(33) 9%(94) 4%(9) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 6%(3) 38%(262) 26%(79) 8%(22) 3%(9) 695 Educ: < College 20%(264) 35%(464) 22%(295) 6%(20) 6%(83) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 7%(76) 35%(56) 27%(9) 8%(80) 3%(3) 444 Educ: Post-grad 9%(47) 35%(85) 23%(57) 9%(46) 3%(7) 24 Income: Under 50k 2%(23) 33%(362) 23%(249) 6%(80) 8%(83) 05 Income: 50k-100k 8%(3) 38%(240) 25%(59) 7%(09) 3%(8) 638 Income: 100k+ 7%(43) 40%(04) 24%(62) 8%(47) %(2) 258 Ethnicity: White 6%(263) 37%(596) 24%(397) 9%(306) 4%(68) 630 Continued on next page 165 Morning Consult Table C24_1
Table C24_1: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? The views of your friends and family Somewhat Not Very Not Important Don’t Know / Demographic Very Important Important Important At All No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 9%(386) 35%(706) 23%(470) 7%(336) 5%(03) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 34%(60) 28%(50) 24%(42) 0%(8) 5%(9) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 35%(9) 30%(76) 20%(5) 6%(6) 9%(23) 257 Ethnicity: Other 28%(33) 29%(33) 20%(23) 2%(4) 0%(2) 4 Relig: Protestant 9%(98) 38%(97) 25%(30) 6%(83) 3%(4) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 20%(83) 34%(37) 25%(02) 5%(62) 6%(24) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 7%(88) 33%(73) 24%(27) 20%(04) 6%(32) 524 Relig: Something Else 7%(60) 40%(36) 2%(73) 6%(53) 6%(2) 344 Relig: Jewish 7%(4) 46%(25) 9%(0) 25%(3) 3%() 53 Relig: Evangelical 27%(5) 35%(97) 20%(4) 3%(75) 4%(24) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 5%(87) 35%(98) 27%(56) 8%(03) 4%(24) 570 Relig: All Christian 2%(238) 35%(395) 24%(27) 6%(78) 4%(48) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 7%(48) 36%(309) 23%(200) 8%(57) 6%(53) 867 Community: Urban 23%(6) 36%(8) 22%(4) 3%(66) 6%(30) 508 Community: Suburban 8%(69) 37%(336) 23%(25) 8%(65) 4%(36) 92 Community: Rural 8%(0) 33%(88) 25%(4) 8%(05) 6%(37) 572 Employ: Private Sector 9%(26) 38%(247) 24%(55) 5%(00) 3%(2) 648 Employ: Government 27%(37) 35%(48) 2%(28) 4%(9) 4%(6) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 22%(39) 37%(66) 8%(32) 20%(36) 3%(6) 79 Employ: Homemaker 23%(38) 36%(60) 2%(35) 2%(20) 7%(2) 66 Employ: Student 32%(2) 34%(23) 7%() 0%(7) 7%(4) 66 Employ: Retired 0%(5) 35%(68) 29%(42) 2%(04) 4%(9) 482 Employ: Unemployed 2%(35) 33%(55) 23%(38) 5%(24) 8%(3) 65 Employ: Other 25%(40) 26%(4) 8%(28) 7%(26) 4%(22) 57 Job Type: White-collar 8%(28) 39%(287) 25%(80) 7%(22) 2%(3) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 9%(72) 34%(304) 25%(223) 9%(69) 3%(30) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 23%(87) 3%(5) 8%(67) 2%(45) 6%(60) 374 Military HH: Yes 2%(78) 35%(32) 24%(90) 8%(66) 2%(7) 374 Military HH: No 9%(308) 35%(573) 23%(38) 7%(270) 6%(95) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 3%(7) 32%(79) 20%(0) %(63) 7%(37) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 5%(25) 37%(527) 25%(360) 9%(273) 5%(66) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C24_1: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? The views of your friends and family Somewhat Not Very Not Important Don’t Know / Demographic Very Important Important Important At All No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 9%(386) 35%(706) 23%(470) 7%(336) 5%(03) 200 Obama Job: Approve 25%(233) 35%(334) 22%(204) 5%(37) 4%(34) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 4%(35) 36%(353) 26%(257) 20%(92) 4%(4) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 20%(40) 38%(262) 25%(7) 4%(96) 4%(29) 697 #1 Issue: Security 7%(79) 38%(73) 22%(99) 9%(84) 4%(9) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 22%(64) 35%(0) 2%(6) 4%(42) 8%(22) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 6%(38) 34%(83) 22%(54) 23%(55) 5%(3) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 5%() 26%(9) 34%(25) 22%(6) 4%(3) 73 #1 Issue: Education 28%(33) 29%(35) 20%(23) 3%(6) 0%(2) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 22%(4) 25%(6) 29%(9) 8%() 6%(4) 64 #1 Issue: Other 3%(8) 29%(8) 29%(8) 27%(6) 3%(2) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 24%(74) 37%(264) 23%(67) 2%(88) 4%(25) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 6%(09) 35%(236) 27%(78) 9%(25) 3%(22) 669 2014 Vote: Other 2%(9) 27%(2) 20%(6) 9%(5) 23%(8) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(94) 35%(84) 2%(0) 20%(06) 7%(37) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 23%(95) 34%(289) 23%(94) 6%(36) 4%(34) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 5%(98) 37%(25) 27%(84) 8%(20) 3%(20) 672 2012 Vote: Other 0%(8) 29%(22) 25%(9) 23%(7) 2%(9) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 2%(85) 36%(43) 8%(74) 5%(6) 0%(38) 400 4-Region: Northeast 7%(6) 36%(3) 22%(8) 9%(70) 6%(22) 365 4-Region: Midwest 6%(77) 38%(82) 25%(9) 6%(78) 4%(7) 472 4-Region: South 22%(62) 32%(24) 23%(67) 7%(29) 6%(43) 743 4-Region: West 2%(87) 36%(52) 24%(03) 4%(59) 5%(2) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C24_2: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? What leaders of the Republican Party say Somewhat Not Very Not Important Don’t Know / Demographic Very Important Important Important At All No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(473) 27%(542) 9%(372) 24%(484) 6%(29) 200 Gender: Male 24%(29) 26%(246) 20%(86) 26%(242) 4%(40) 933 Gender: Female 24%(254) 28%(296) 7%(86) 23%(242) 8%(90) 068 Age: 18-29 26%(82) 24%(76) 7%(54) 22%(70) %(34) 36 Age: 30-44 25%(28) 29%(46) 7%(84) 22%(2) 7%(33) 503 Age: 45-54 22%(96) 30%(30) 20%(85) 22%(96) 6%(25) 432 Age: 55-64 26%(85) 23%(75) 9%(60) 28%(90) 4%(3) 323 Age: 65+ 9%(82) 27%(6) 2%(89) 27%(6) 6%(25) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 22%(64) 25%(89) 20%(50) 28%(208) 5%(36) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 9%(25) 24%(57) 7%(5) 29%(95) %(7) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 3%(84) 33%(96) 8%(07) 4%(8) 4%(22) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 24%(80) 25%(85) 22%(72) 25%(82) 4%(5) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 20%(84) 25%(05) 9%(77) 30%(26) 5%(2) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 7%(53) 23%(72) 8%(55) 37%(5) 6%(8) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 2%(72) 24%(85) 7%(60) 23%(80) 5%(53) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 30%(86) 3%(89) 2%(59) 5%(44) 2%(7) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 32%(98) 35%(06) 6%(48) 2%(37) 5%(6) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 33%(8) 3%(7) 7%(93) 7%(94) 3%(6) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 20%(289) 26%(369) 9%(274) 27%(389) 8%(2) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 25%(52) 23%(4) 20%(23) 29%(79) 3%(8) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 2%(03) 30%(47) 20%(0) 25%(26) 4%(9) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 27%(86) 3%(25) 8%(29) 20%(38) 4%(29) 695 Educ: < College 26%(338) 27%(350) 7%(224) 23%(297) 8%(07) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 20%(90) 27%(22) 22%(96) 27%(22) 3%(5) 444 Educ: Post-grad 9%(45) 29%(7) 22%(52) 27%(65) 3%(8) 24 Income: Under 50k 25%(272) 25%(279) 7%(85) 24%(266) 9%(04) 05 Income: 50k-100k 23%(46) 29%(84) 20%(25) 25%(6) 3%(2) 638 Income: 100k+ 2%(55) 3%(80) 24%(62) 22%(57) 2%(4) 258 Ethnicity: White 24%(384) 28%(46) 9%(308) 24%(389) 5%(87) 630 Continued on next page 168 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C24_2
Table C24_2: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? What leaders of the Republican Party say Somewhat Not Very Not Important Don’t Know / Demographic Very Important Important Important At All No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(473) 27%(542) 9%(372) 24%(484) 6%(29) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 30%(53) 2%(38) 7%(30) 25%(44) 8%(4) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 25%(64) 22%(56) 5%(39) 26%(68) 2%(30) 257 Ethnicity: Other 22%(25) 22%(25) 2%(24) 24%(27) %(3) 4 Relig: Protestant 26%(37) 32%(66) 9%(97) 9%(0) 4%(2) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 22%(9) 28%(5) 2%(87) 22%(90) 6%(24) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 9%(98) 25%(30) 6%(86) 32%(69) 8%(40) 524 Relig: Something Else 24%(83) 24%(83) 2%(7) 23%(80) 8%(27) 344 Relig: Jewish 2%(6) 22%(2) 20%() 42%(22) 4%(2) 53 Relig: Evangelical 33%(87) 26%(44) 8%(98) 8%(02) 5%(29) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 9%(06) 32%(84) 2%(7) 23%(3) 6%(32) 570 Relig: All Christian 26%(292) 29%(329) 9%(25) 2%(233) 5%(6) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 2%(8) 25%(23) 8%(57) 29%(249) 8%(68) 867 Community: Urban 24%(22) 25%(28) 8%(92) 25%(25) 8%(4) 508 Community: Suburban 22%(200) 27%(253) 20%(80) 26%(237) 6%(5) 92 Community: Rural 26%(5) 28%(62) 7%(99) 2%(22) 7%(38) 572 Employ: Private Sector 25%(6) 28%(83) 9%(24) 25%(6) 3%(9) 648 Employ: Government 27%(37) 33%(45) 5%(20) 20%(27) 5%(7) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 26%(46) 20%(36) 2%(38) 26%(47) 7%(2) 79 Employ: Homemaker 32%(54) 26%(44) 8%(29) 6%(27) 7%(2) 66 Employ: Student 9%(3) 30%(20) 9%(3) 26%(7) 6%(4) 66 Employ: Retired 8%(89) 27%(33) 2%(00) 28%(35) 5%(26) 482 Employ: Unemployed 20%(34) 25%(4) 6%(26) 26%(42) 3%(22) 65 Employ: Other 26%(4) 27%(42) 3%(2) 8%(28) 7%(26) 57 Job Type: White-collar 23%(69) 28%(207) 22%(58) 24%(77) 3%(9) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 26%(232) 27%(246) 8%(58) 25%(228) 4%(33) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 9%(72) 24%(90) 5%(56) 2%(79) 2%(77) 374 Military HH: Yes 28%(05) 28%(05) 9%(69) 22%(83) 3%(2) 374 Military HH: No 23%(368) 27%(437) 9%(302) 25%(40) 7%(8) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 23%(3) 24%(35) 8%(00) 25%(42) 9%(50) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 24%(342) 28%(407) 9%(27) 24%(342) 6%(79) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C24_2: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? What leaders of the Republican Party say Somewhat Not Very Not Important Don’t Know / Demographic Very Important Important Important At All No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(473) 27%(542) 9%(372) 24%(484) 6%(29) 200 Obama Job: Approve 22%(209) 25%(238) 20%(86) 28%(26) 5%(49) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 26%(250) 30%(294) 8%(78) 2%(209) 5%(47) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 22%(5) 29%(203) 2%(49) 23%(6) 5%(33) 697 #1 Issue: Security 29%(33) 26%(9) 9%(85) 20%(90) 6%(27) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 24%(68) 28%(80) 3%(38) 26%(74) 0%(28) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 24%(59) 28%(68) 8%(45) 24%(58) 6%(5) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 23%(6) 9%(4) 8%(3) 33%(24) 7%(5) 73 #1 Issue: Education 20%(24) 25%(29) 7%(20) 28%(33) 0%(2) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 5%(0) 33%(2) 8%() 22%(4) 2%(8) 64 #1 Issue: Other 9%(2) 3%(8) 6%(0) 48%(29) 4%(2) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 22%(58) 24%(74) 9%(40) 30%(25) 4%(3) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 27%(78) 33%(28) 9%(24) 8%(23) 4%(25) 669 2014 Vote: Other 9%(5) 5%(2) 7%(3) 28%(22) 22%(7) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 23%(23) 26%(38) 8%(94) 23%(23) 0%(55) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 22%(85) 26%(224) 9%(58) 28%(242) 5%(40) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 24%(6) 33%(220) 20%(34) 20%(32) 4%(25) 672 2012 Vote: Other 25%(9) 4%(0) 9%(4) 28%(2) 4%(0) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 27%(07) 22%(88) 6%(65) 22%(88) 3%(53) 400 4-Region: Northeast 20%(74) 26%(94) 20%(74) 26%(95) 8%(28) 365 4-Region: Midwest 22%(05) 3%(49) 8%(85) 23%(0) 5%(23) 472 4-Region: South 27%(200) 26%(93) 7%(26) 23%(72) 7%(52) 743 4-Region: West 23%(95) 25%(06) 2%(87) 25%(06) 6%(26) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C24_3: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? What leaders of the Democratic Party say Somewhat Not Very Not Important Don’t Know / Demographic Very Important Important Important At All No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 27%(544) 27%(544) 6%(322) 23%(470) 6%(2) 200 Gender: Male 26%(239) 27%(25) 6%(53) 27%(255) 4%(35) 933 Gender: Female 29%(305) 27%(293) 6%(69) 20%(25) 8%(86) 068 Age: 18-29 34%(09) 3%(96) %(33) 5%(47) 0%(30) 36 Age: 30-44 33%(65) 27%(38) 5%(76) 8%(93) 6%(30) 503 Age: 45-54 25%(06) 29%(23) 9%(8) 22%(97) 6%(25) 432 Age: 55-64 27%(86) 23%(73) 8%(58) 29%(94) 4%(2) 323 Age: 65+ 8%(79) 26%(3) 7%(73) 33%(39) 5%(23) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 44%(328) 34%(257) 0%(77) 7%(55) 4%(29) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 9%(24) 25%(67) 7%(0) 29%(95) 0%(67) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 6%(92) 20%(20) 23%(35) 37%(29) 4%(24) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 43%(44) 33%(0) 2%(4) 9%(29) 3%(0) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 45%(84) 36%(47) 9%(36) 6%(26) 5%(9) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 7%(54) 25%(79) 5%(47) 37%(7) 6%(8) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 20%(70) 25%(88) 8%(63) 22%(79) 4%(50) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 5%(42) 22%(63) 23%(65) 38%(09) 3%(7) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 7%(5) 9%(58) 23%(70) 36%() 5%(6) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 3%(74) 22%(23) 5%(8) 29%(62) 3%(5) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 26%(367) 29%(49) 7%(239) 2%(303) 7%(04) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 40%(247) 33%(204) 3%(79) %(68) 2%(5) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 23%(6) 32%(6) 9%(92) 2%(04) 4%(22) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 20%(4) 20%(42) 9%(3) 37%(258) 3%(24) 695 Educ: < College 29%(376) 27%(350) 5%(94) 23%(300) 7%(96) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 25%(0) 28%(24) 9%(84) 25%(3) 3%(4) 444 Educ: Post-grad 24%(58) 29%(70) 8%(44) 24%(58) 5%() 24 Income: Under 50k 29%(322) 26%(289) 3%(46) 23%(252) 9%(96) 05 Income: 50k-100k 25%(58) 29%(83) 9%(22) 24%(54) 3%(22) 638 Income: 100k+ 25%(65) 28%(72) 2%(54) 25%(64) %(3) 258 Ethnicity: White 23%(379) 27%(442) 8%(290) 27%(435) 5%(84) 630 Continued on next page 171 Morning Consult Table C24_3
Table C24_3: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? What leaders of the Democratic Party say Somewhat Not Very Not Important Don’t Know / Demographic Very Important Important Important At All No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 27%(544) 27%(544) 6%(322) 23%(470) 6%(2) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 36%(64) 27%(48) 5%(27) 4%(26) 8%(5) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 50%(29) 28%(73) 6%(4) 6%(6) 9%(24) 257 Ethnicity: Other 32%(37) 25%(29) 5%(7) 6%(9) %(3) 4 Relig: Protestant 22%(5) 26%(36) 8%(95) 30%(55) 4%(2) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 27%() 28%(4) 8%(72) 22%(89) 5%(22) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 28%(47) 28%(46) 5%(80) 2%(2) 7%(39) 524 Relig: Something Else 28%(96) 29%(99) 6%(54) 20%(70) 7%(25) 344 Relig: Jewish 9%(0) 4%(2) 8%(0) 2%() %() 53 Relig: Evangelical 32%(8) 23%(28) 4%(79) 26%(43) 5%(29) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 2%(20) 30%(7) 9%(09) 25%(43) 5%(26) 570 Relig: All Christian 27%(30) 26%(299) 7%(88) 25%(286) 5%(56) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 28%(242) 28%(245) 5%(34) 2%(82) 7%(64) 867 Community: Urban 37%(90) 28%(43) 3%(64) 6%(79) 6%(32) 508 Community: Suburban 25%(227) 28%(260) 8%(65) 24%(28) 6%(5) 92 Community: Rural 22%(27) 25%(4) 6%(93) 30%(73) 7%(37) 572 Employ: Private Sector 29%(88) 29%(85) 7%() 22%(43) 3%(2) 648 Employ: Government 36%(49) 22%(30) 7%(23) 20%(27) 5%(7) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 26%(46) 26%(46) 4%(26) 29%(52) 5%(9) 79 Employ: Homemaker 32%(53) 24%(39) 20%(33) 5%(25) 9%(6) 66 Employ: Student 37%(24) 37%(24) 9%(6) 9%(6) 9%(6) 66 Employ: Retired 7%(82) 28%(35) 8%(86) 32%(56) 5%(24) 482 Employ: Unemployed 35%(58) 25%(42) 3%(22) 8%(29) 9%(5) 65 Employ: Other 28%(44) 27%(42) 0%(6) 2%(32) 4%(22) 57 Job Type: White-collar 25%(79) 29%(209) 20%(42) 25%(82) 2%(8) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 30%(265) 26%(232) 5%(36) 26%(229) 4%(34) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 27%(00) 28%(03) 2%(43) 6%(59) 8%(69) 374 Military HH: Yes 29%(08) 25%(93) 7%(65) 26%(96) 3%(2) 374 Military HH: No 27%(437) 28%(45) 6%(257) 23%(374) 7%(08) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 40%(225) 32%(76) %(60) 9%(53) 8%(44) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 22%(39) 25%(368) 8%(262) 29%(47) 5%(76) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C24_3: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? What leaders of the Democratic Party say Somewhat Not Very Not Important Don’t Know / Demographic Very Important Important Important At All No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 27%(544) 27%(544) 6%(322) 23%(470) 6%(2) 200 Obama Job: Approve 38%(360) 35%(329) 2%(7) 0%(95) 5%(42) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 7%(63) 2%(205) 20%(97) 37%(365) 5%(47) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 26%(84) 26%(83) 20%(39) 22%(56) 5%(36) 697 #1 Issue: Security 25%(3) 24%() 5%(68) 3%(38) 5%(23) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 28%(80) 29%(83) 5%(43) 2%(6) 8%(24) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 28%(69) 3%(76) 4%(34) 22%(53) 5%(2) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 29%(2) 33%(24) 5%() 7%(3) 5%(4) 73 #1 Issue: Education 32%(38) 30%(35) %(3) 6%(9) %(3) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 34%(22) 32%(2) 3%(8) %(7) 0%(6) 64 #1 Issue: Other 30%(8) 8%() %(7) 38%(23) 4%(2) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 39%(283) 35%(254) %(77) %(82) 3%(23) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 7%(4) 20%(30) 2%(40) 38%(254) 4%(30) 669 2014 Vote: Other 4%() 5%(2) 9%(5) 32%(25) 20%(6) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 26%(36) 28%(48) 7%(90) 20%(06) 0%(5) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 38%(32) 35%(297) 2%(00) %(96) 4%(35) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 5%(0) 9%(26) 23%(52) 40%(268) 4%(25) 672 2012 Vote: Other 6%(2) 22%(6) 4%(0) 34%(26) 4%() 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 28%() 26%(03) 5%(60) 9%(78) 2%(49) 400 4-Region: Northeast 27%(97) 29%(04) 5%(56) 22%(8) 7%(27) 365 4-Region: Midwest 28%(33) 24%(2) 8%(85) 25%(8) 5%(24) 472 4-Region: South 28%(20) 27%(98) 5%(08) 24%(8) 6%(46) 743 4-Region: West 25%(04) 3%(30) 8%(74) 2%(90) 6%(23) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C24_4: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? What your Member of Congress says Somewhat Not Very Not Important Don’t Know / Demographic Very Important Important Important At All No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(473) 32%(645) 8%(363) 9%(377) 7%(43) 200 Gender: Male 24%(222) 3%(288) 20%(83) 22%(202) 4%(38) 933 Gender: Female 24%(252) 33%(357) 7%(80) 6%(75) 0%(05) 068 Age: 18-29 29%(9) 34%(07) 4%(44) 2%(39) %(34) 36 Age: 30-44 25%(26) 33%(67) 6%(80) 8%(9) 8%(38) 503 Age: 45-54 24%(04) 30%(28) 20%(85) 20%(88) 6%(26) 432 Age: 55-64 24%(79) 30%(96) 20%(66) 2%(67) 5%(5) 323 Age: 65+ 7%(73) 34%(46) 20%(87) 22%(92) 7%(30) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 29%(29) 37%(277) 5%(6) 3%(96) 5%(39) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 7%(4) 27%(80) 7%(3) 27%(8) %(76) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 24%(4) 32%(87) 23%(34) 7%(00) 5%(28) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 32%(06) 35%(7) 8%(59) 2%(40) 4%(2) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 27%(3) 39%(60) 4%(57) 4%(56) 6%(27) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 5%(46) 27%(83) 9%(60) 34%(05) 6%(9) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 9%(68) 28%(97) 5%(53) 2%(75) 6%(57) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 24%(70) 3%(87) 23%(65) 20%(56) 2%(7) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 23%(7) 33%(99) 23%(70) 4%(43) 7%(22) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 34%(89) 3%(73) 6%(87) 6%(9) 3%(5) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 20%(282) 33%(470) 9%(272) 20%(282) 9%(27) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 30%(8) 35%(22) 5%(94) 6%(99) 4%(27) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 20%(99) 33%(66) 20%(00) 22%(07) 5%(23) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 23%(6) 3%(27) 2%(46) 20%(39) 5%(32) 695 Educ: < College 26%(338) 3%(42) 6%(23) 8%(235) 9%(7) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 9%(84) 34%(49) 2%(95) 23%(00) 4%(6) 444 Educ: Post-grad 2%(5) 34%(83) 23%(55) 7%(4) 4%() 24 Income: Under 50k 26%(287) 30%(33) 5%(66) 9%(209) 0%(3) 05 Income: 50k-100k 2%(32) 34%(25) 22%(40) 20%(25) 4%(26) 638 Income: 100k+ 2%(54) 38%(99) 22%(56) 7%(43) 2%(5) 258 Ethnicity: White 2%(346) 33%(533) 9%(32) 2%(339) 6%(00) 630 Continued on next page 174 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C24_4
Table C24_4: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? What your Member of Congress says Somewhat Not Very Not Important Don’t Know / Demographic Very Important Important Important At All No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(473) 32%(645) 8%(363) 9%(377) 7%(43) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 32%(57) 3%(55) 4%(25) 5%(27) 8%(5) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 39%(0) 3%(79) 0%(26) 8%(2) 2%(3) 257 Ethnicity: Other 23%(26) 29%(33) 22%(25) 5%(7) %(3) 4 Relig: Protestant 22%(7) 34%(79) 2%(08) 8%(94) 4%(23) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 2%(87) 35%(43) 8%(75) 9%(76) 7%(27) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 20%(06) 29%(5) 9%(02) 23%(9) 9%(46) 524 Relig: Something Else 27%(94) 3%(07) 8%(6) 6%(54) 8%(28) 344 Relig: Jewish 7%(9) 4%(22) 20%() 8%(0) 3%() 53 Relig: Evangelical 3%(72) 32%(77) 5%(83) 7%(93) 6%(36) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 8%(0) 37%(209) 2%(7) 9%(09) 6%(33) 570 Relig: All Christian 24%(274) 34%(386) 8%(200) 8%(202) 6%(69) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 23%(99) 30%(258) 9%(63) 20%(73) 9%(74) 867 Community: Urban 28%(42) 33%(68) 6%(8) 5%(78) 8%(39) 508 Community: Suburban 2%(9) 33%(300) 9%(78) 2%(89) 7%(63) 92 Community: Rural 24%(40) 3%(76) 8%(04) 9%(0) 7%(4) 572 Employ: Private Sector 24%(54) 34%(27) 9%(2) 2%(34) 3%(22) 648 Employ: Government 30%(4) 35%(48) 4%(9) 7%(23) 5%(7) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 25%(45) 29%(52) 8%(32) 22%(40) 5%(9) 79 Employ: Homemaker 25%(4) 32%(52) 7%(28) 6%(27) %(8) 66 Employ: Student 27%(8) 36%(24) 6%() 4%(9) 7%(5) 66 Employ: Retired 6%(79) 35%(69) 23%(09) 20%(96) 6%(30) 482 Employ: Unemployed 3%(5) 25%(4) 4%(22) 5%(25) 5%(25) 65 Employ: Other 28%(45) 26%(4) 4%(22) 4%(22) 8%(28) 57 Job Type: White-collar 2%(56) 36%(26) 2%(53) 9%(37) 3%(23) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 24%(29) 32%(283) 8%(6) 2%(89) 5%(46) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 26%(98) 27%(0) 3%(49) 4%(5) 20%(74) 374 Military HH: Yes 27%(00) 34%(27) 8%(66) 20%(74) 2%(7) 374 Military HH: No 23%(373) 32%(58) 8%(297) 9%(303) 8%(36) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 30%(66) 34%(90) 5%(83) 2%(67) 9%(53) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 2%(307) 3%(454) 9%(280) 2%(30) 6%(9) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C24_4: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? What your Member of Congress says Somewhat Not Very Not Important Don’t Know / Demographic Very Important Important Important At All No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 24%(473) 32%(645) 8%(363) 9%(377) 7%(43) 200 Obama Job: Approve 28%(263) 35%(33) 6%(49) 5%(40) 6%(6) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 20%(94) 30%(297) 2%(20) 23%(225) 5%(52) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 22%(54) 34%(236) 20%(38) 9%(30) 6%(39) 697 #1 Issue: Security 24%(08) 33%(48) 9%(86) 8%(83) 6%(29) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 25%(74) 29%(84) 6%(47) 9%(54) %(3) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 24%(58) 34%(83) 6%(38) 8%(44) 9%(2) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 8%(3) 28%(20) 20%(4) 26%(9) 8%(6) 73 #1 Issue: Education 28%(34) 34%(40) 2%(5) 6%(9) 9%() 8 #1 Issue: Energy 28%(8) 38%(24) 8%(2) 9%(6) 7%(5) 64 #1 Issue: Other 25%(6) 3%(8) 20%(2) 37%(23) 4%(2) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 28%(203) 36%(257) 6%(3) 5%() 5%(34) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 23%(54) 30%(99) 23%(53) 2%(38) 4%(26) 669 2014 Vote: Other 3%(0) 4%() 22%(7) 24%(9) 27%(22) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 20%(07) 33%(76) 5%(79) 20%(08) 2%(6) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 26%(224) 36%(307) 7%(46) 5%(27) 5%(45) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 20%(32) 3%(207) 22%(47) 23%(57) 4%(30) 672 2012 Vote: Other 23%(8) 5%() 20%(5) 26%(20) 6%(2) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 25%(99) 30%(9) 4%(54) 8%(72) 4%(56) 400 4-Region: Northeast 2%(76) 33%(2) 8%(67) 9%(69) 9%(32) 365 4-Region: Midwest 23%(08) 33%(55) 2%(97) 8%(84) 6%(27) 472 4-Region: South 27%(98) 30%(225) 6%(20) 9%(43) 8%(56) 743 4-Region: West 22%(9) 34%(43) 9%(79) 9%(80) 7%(28) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C24_5: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? Social media such as Facebook, Twitter or Snapchat Somewhat Not Very Not Important Don’t Know / Demographic Very Important Important Important At All No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 3%(254) 8%(355) 25%(504) 37%(738) 7%(49) 200 Gender: Male 6%(5) 8%(7) 23%(24) 37%(343) 6%(54) 933 Gender: Female 0%(03) 7%(84) 27%(290) 37%(395) 9%(95) 068 Age: 18-29 24%(76) 23%(72) 24%(75) 23%(7) 7%(22) 36 Age: 30-44 9%(95) 23%(5) 20%(03) 3%(56) 7%(34) 503 Age: 45-54 %(48) 8%(77) 28%(9) 36%(55) 8%(34) 432 Age: 55-64 8%(25) 5%(48) 29%(93) 45%(45) 4%(2) 323 Age: 65+ 2%() 0%(43) 27%(4) 50%(22) %(47) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 9%(39) 20%(52) 27%(98) 29%(28) 5%(39) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 0%(63) 4%(96) 24%(58) 4%(270) %(76) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 9%(5) 8%(08) 25%(48) 42%(250) 6%(34) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 27%(90) 2%(70) 22%(72) 27%(89) 4%(2) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 2%(49) 20%(82) 3%(26) 3%(29) 7%(27) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 9%(28) 5%(46) 23%(72) 46%(43) 8%(25) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 0%(35) 4%(50) 25%(86) 36%(27) 5%(5) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men %(32) 9%(55) 25%(70) 39%() 6%(7) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 6%(9) 7%(52) 26%(78) 46%(39) 5%(7) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 20%() 23%(25) 2%(8) 32%(75) 5%(26) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 0%(42) 6%(227) 27%(382) 39%(558) 9%(23) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 2%(30) 2%(3) 25%(52) 29%(80) 3%(20) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 0%(48) 6%(80) 28%(39) 4%(202) 5%(27) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 8%(55) 6%(3) 26%(79) 44%(304) 6%(44) 695 Educ: < College 3%(73) 8%(23) 25%(325) 36%(468) 9%(7) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 2%(53) 8%(79) 26%(5) 40%(78) 5%(20) 444 Educ: Post-grad %(28) 9%(45) 27%(64) 38%(92) 5%(2) 24 Income: Under 50k 3%(48) 7%(92) 24%(270) 35%(388) 0%(06) 05 Income: 50k-100k %(7) 9%(9) 26%(63) 40%(252) 5%(33) 638 Income: 100k+ 3%(34) 7%(45) 28%(7) 38%(98) 4%() 258 Ethnicity: White %(72) 6%(269) 26%(425) 40%(655) 7%(09) 630 Continued on next page 177 Morning Consult Table C24_5
Table C24_5: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? Social media such as Facebook, Twitter or Snapchat Somewhat Not Very Not Important Don’t Know / Demographic Very Important Important Important At All No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 3%(254) 8%(355) 25%(504) 37%(738) 7%(49) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 24%(43) 2%(38) 24%(44) 24%(44) 6%(0) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 23%(58) 24%(62) 20%(52) 22%(57) %(27) 257 Ethnicity: Other 20%(23) 22%(25) 24%(27) 23%(26) %(3) 4 Relig: Protestant 7%(35) 8%(96) 28%(45) 42%(27) 6%(30) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 5%(6) 7%(68) 25%(00) 36%(45) 8%(33) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 3%(70) 7%(90) 24%(28) 37%(96) 8%(40) 524 Relig: Something Else 5%(52) 8%(63) 24%(8) 34%(8) 9%(29) 344 Relig: Jewish 3%(2) 6%(9) 27%(4) 47%(25) 7%(3) 53 Relig: Evangelical 6%(90) 9%(06) 24%(37) 34%(89) 7%(39) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 7%(4) 7%(95) 28%(58) 4%(234) 7%(40) 570 Relig: All Christian 2%(3) 8%(20) 26%(295) 37%(423) 7%(79) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 4%(22) 8%(53) 24%(209) 36%(34) 8%(70) 867 Community: Urban 7%(88) 22%(09) 22%(2) 3%(58) 8%(40) 508 Community: Suburban 2%(09) 7%(60) 26%(236) 38%(35) 7%(66) 92 Community: Rural 0%(57) 5%(86) 27%(57) 40%(229) 8%(43) 572 Employ: Private Sector 4%(9) 9%(22) 27%(72) 36%(235) 4%(28) 648 Employ: Government 6%(22) 23%(3) 24%(33) 3%(43) 6%(8) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 8%(33) 2%(37) 25%(45) 3%(56) 5%(9) 79 Employ: Homemaker 3%(2) 7%(29) 26%(43) 35%(59) 9%(4) 66 Employ: Student 28%(9) 8%(2) 24%(6) 24%(6) 6%(4) 66 Employ: Retired 4%(2) 0%(50) 26%(24) 50%(240) 0%(48) 482 Employ: Unemployed 6%(27) 25%(4) 23%(37) 27%(44) 9%(5) 65 Employ: Other 3%(2) 22%(34) 2%(33) 29%(45) 5%(23) 57 Job Type: White-collar %(78) 7%(23) 30%(220) 39%(283) 3%(26) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 3%(6) 7%(50) 24%(22) 40%(362) 6%(56) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 6%(59) 22%(82) 9%(73) 25%(93) 8%(68) 374 Military HH: Yes 4%(5) 5%(55) 24%(9) 42%(57) 6%(2) 374 Military HH: No 2%(203) 8%(300) 25%(44) 36%(58) 8%(28) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 2%(7) 9%(04) 25%(38) 27%(50) 9%(49) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 9%(37) 7%(25) 25%(366) 4%(588) 7%(00) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C24_5: Now, thinking about your vote in the November Presidential election, how important are each of the following? Social media such as Facebook, Twitter or Snapchat Somewhat Not Very Not Important Don’t Know / Demographic Very Important Important Important At All No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 3%(254) 8%(355) 25%(504) 37%(738) 7%(49) 200 Obama Job: Approve 8%(68) 2%(97) 25%(237) 30%(287) 6%(53) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 8%(75) 5%(48) 26%(256) 44%(433) 7%(66) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 3%(93) 8%(23) 23%(6) 40%(28) 6%(39) 697 #1 Issue: Security 0%(44) 7%(76) 30%(37) 37%(67) 7%(30) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 4%(39) 22%(62) 23%(66) 32%(93) 0%(28) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 7%(8) 5%(36) 29%(7) 38%(93) %(26) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 5%() 24%(7) 2%(5) 33%(24) 7%(5) 73 #1 Issue: Education 8%(22) 9%(22) 25%(29) 28%(33) 0%(2) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 28%(8) 7%() 23%(5) 27%(7) 5%(3) 64 #1 Issue: Other 5%(9) 3%(8) 7%(0) 47%(29) 9%(5) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 8%(26) 9%(37) 25%(8) 33%(234) 6%(40) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 8%(54) 6%(0) 26%(73) 43%(289) 6%(43) 669 2014 Vote: Other 5%(4) 6%(5) 30%(24) 36%(29) 23%(8) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 3%(70) 9%(03) 24%(27) 35%(84) 9%(48) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 6%(33) 9%(58) 27%(227) 33%(279) 6%(52) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 6%(43) 7%(4) 26%(72) 45%(303) 6%(40) 672 2012 Vote: Other 7%(5) 3%(0) 25%(9) 38%(28) 6%(2) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 8%(72) 8%(73) 2%(85) 3%(25) %(44) 400 4-Region: Northeast %(39) 9%(70) 23%(85) 36%(33) %(39) 365 4-Region: Midwest 2%(56) 6%(74) 26%(2) 4%(92) 6%(29) 472 4-Region: South 3%(99) 9%(45) 24%(8) 36%(267) 7%(52) 743 4-Region: West 4%(60) 6%(66) 28%(8) 35%(46) 7%(29) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C25: How much have you seen, read, or heard about a recently released video where Donald Trump is recorded making sexual advances toward women and uses lewd language when talking about women? Demographic A Lot Some Not Much Nothing At All Total N Registered Voters 47%(94) 34%(683) 2%(23) 7%(46) 200 Gender: Male 47%(436) 35%(329) 2%(0) 6% (58) 933 Gender: Female 47%(505) 33%(353) %(2) 8% (89) 068 Age: 18-29 52%(65) 30% (94) 0% (33) 8% (24) 36 Age: 30-44 47%(235) 36%(79) 9% (47) 8% (4) 503 Age: 45-54 44%(92) 35%(52) 2% (52) 8% (36) 432 Age: 55-64 47%(52) 34%(09) 4% (44) 6% (8) 323 Age: 65+ 46%(97) 35%(48) 3% (54) 7% (28) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 57%(423) 30%(22) 9% (69) 4% (33) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 43%(285) 34%(225) 2% (80) % (74) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 40%(233) 40%(236) 4% (82) 7% (39) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 57%(9) 3%(05) 9% (3) 2% (7) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 56%(232) 28%(6) 9% (39) 6% (26) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 42%(33) 35%(09) 3% (4) 0% (3) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 43%(52) 33%(7) % (39) 2% (43) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 39%(2) 40%(5) 3% (38) 7% (9) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 40%(2) 40%(2) 4% (43) 7% (20) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 49%(273) 36%(20) 0% (55) 5% (26) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 46%(663) 33%(478) 2%(73) 8%(8) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 59%(364) 30%(86) 7% (4) 4% (22) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 4%(203) 38%(88) 4% (69) 7% (36) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 45%(3) 37%(259) 2% (82) 6% (43) 695 Educ: < College 44%(577) 34%(453) 2%(62) 9%(22) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 52%(23) 34%(50) % (48) 3% (5) 444 Educ: Post-grad 55%(33) 33% (79) 9% (2) 4% (9) 24 Income: Under 50k 43%(472) 34%(375) 3%(43) 0%(5) 05 Income: 50k-100k 52%(333) 33%(208) % (72) 4% (25) 638 Income: 100k+ 53%(36) 39% (99) 6% (5) 3% (7) 258 Ethnicity: White 46%(756) 35%(566) 2%(99) 7%(09) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 57%(02) 27% (48) 6% () 0% (8) 79 Continued on next page 180 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C25
Table C25: How much have you seen, read, or heard about a recently released video where Donald Trump is recorded making sexual advances toward women and uses lewd language when talking about women? Demographic A Lot Some Not Much Nothing At All Total N Registered Voters 47%(94) 34%(683) 2%(23) 7%(46) 200 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 53%(37) 29% (75) 7% (8) % (27) 257 Ethnicity: Other 42% (48) 37% (42) 2% (3) 9% () 4 Relig: Protestant 47%(244) 35%(84) 3% (70) 5% (24) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 52%(2) 36%(45) 8% (35) 4% (7) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 46%(242) 34%(76) % (56) 9% (49) 524 Relig: Something Else 43%(48) 32%(0) 2% (42) 3% (44) 344 Relig: Jewish 66% (35) 23% (2) 3% (2) 8% (4) 53 Relig: Evangelical 48%(268) 34%(92) 3% (75) 5% (26) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 49%(28) 36%(205) 0% (57) 5% (27) 570 Relig: All Christian 49%(548) 35%(397) 2%(32) 5% (53) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 45%(390) 33%(286) % (98) % (93) 867 Community: Urban 49%(248) 30%(53) 2% (60) 9% (47) 508 Community: Suburban 49%(455) 35%(326) 9% (83) 6% (57) 92 Community: Rural 42%(238) 36%(204) 5% (88) 7% (42) 572 Employ: Private Sector 50%(322) 35%(224) 2% (77) 4% (26) 648 Employ: Government 42% (58) 4% (56) % (5) 6% (9) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 52% (94) 30% (54) 3% (23) 5% (9) 79 Employ: Homemaker 35% (58) 37% (62) 4% (22) 4% (23) 66 Employ: Student 57% (38) 28% (9) % (7) 4% (3) 66 Employ: Retired 47%(227) 35%(68) % (53) 7% (35) 482 Employ: Unemployed 46% (77) 32% (53) 0% (6) 2% (20) 65 Employ: Other 43% (68) 30% (48) 2% (9) 4% (22) 57 Job Type: White-collar 50%(367) 35%(257) 0% (73) 4% (32) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 48%(427) 33%(296) 3%(4) 7% (59) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 39%(47) 35%(29) 2% (43) 5% (55) 374 Military HH: Yes 5%(90) 32%(2) % (4) 6% (23) 374 Military HH: No 46%(752) 35%(562) 2%(90) 8%(24) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 54%(304) 3%(72) 7% (38) 8% (44) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 44%(637) 35%(5) 3%(93) 7%(02) 442 Obama Job: Approve 55%(56) 32%(304) 8% (76) 5% (47) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 4%(396) 37%(359) 5%(46) 8% (76) 978 Continued on next page
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Table C25: How much have you seen, read, or heard about a recently released video where Donald Trump is recorded making sexual advances toward women and uses lewd language when talking about women? Demographic A Lot Some Not Much Nothing At All Total N Registered Voters 47%(94) 34%(683) 2%(23) 7%(46) 200 #1 Issue: Economy 49%(340) 33%(233) % (74) 7% (50) 697 #1 Issue: Security 49%(223) 34%(55) 2% (54) 5% (2) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 4%(8) 35%(0) 3% (37) 2% (33) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 40% (98) 40% (96) 4% (33) 7% (6) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 60% (44) 25% (8) 5% (4) 0% (7) 73 #1 Issue: Education 5% (6) 32% (37) 0% (2) 7% (8) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 48% (3) 40% (26) % () % (7) 64 #1 Issue: Other 44% (27) 25% (5) 27% (7) 4% (2) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 57%(4) 3%(220) 8% (58) 4% (29) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 42%(28) 38%(253) 4% (95) 6% (4) 669 2014 Vote: Other 39% (3) 28% (22) 20% (6) 4% () 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 4%(28) 35%(87) 2% (62) 2% (65) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 56%(475) 32%(268) 8% (69) 4% (38) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 43%(288) 37%(249) 5% (99) 5% (36) 672 2012 Vote: Other 34% (25) 39% (29) 3% (0) 4% (0) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 37%(50) 34%(36) 3% (52) 5% (62) 400 4-Region: Northeast 5%(87) 36%(32) 7% (26) 6% (2) 365 4-Region: Midwest 4%(94) 37%(76) 5% (7) 7% (3) 472 4-Region: South 48%(355) 32%(24) % (79) 9% (68) 743 4-Region: West 49%(205) 32%(35) 3% (55) 6% (25) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C26: Which of the following statements do you agree with more? Donald Trump should Donald Trump should drop out of the not drop out of the Don’t know / no Demographic presidential race presidential race opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(793) 46%(926) 4%(282) 200 Gender: Male 38%(356) 49%(458) 3%(9) 933 Gender: Female 4%(437) 44%(468) 5%(63) 068 Age: 18-29 57%(80) 33%(05) 0% (3) 36 Age: 30-44 4%(204) 44%(22) 5% (77) 503 Age: 45-54 37%(62) 47%(202) 6% (68) 432 Age: 55-64 34%() 5%(63) 5% (49) 323 Age: 65+ 32%(36) 55%(235) 3% (56) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 63%(467) 24%(80) 3% (99) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 38%(250) 43%(286) 9%(28) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 3% (76) 78%(459) 9% (55) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 6%(205) 25% (85) 3% (45) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 64%(263) 23% (96) 3% (54) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 38%(2) 46%(44) 6% (49) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 37%(29) 4%(42) 22% (79) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men % (3) 80%(229) 9% (25) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 5% (45) 75%(230) 0% (30) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 3%(74) 59%(327) 0% (54) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 43%(63) 42%(595) 6%(225) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 59%(360) 30%(8) 2% (72) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 44%(26) 42%(206) 5% (73) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 2%(45) 68%(474) % (76) 695 Educ: < College 39%(58) 46%(608) 4%(89) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 4%(84) 45%(99) 4% (6) 444 Educ: Post-grad 38% (9) 50%(9) 3% (3) 24 Income: Under 50k 42%(464) 43%(472) 5%(68) 05 Income: 50k-100k 38%(24) 50%(320) 2% (77) 638 Income: 100k+ 34% (88) 52%(34) 4% (36) 258 Ethnicity: White 34%(557) 53%(858) 3%(25) 630 Continued on next page 183 Morning Consult Table C26
Table C26: Which of the following statements do you agree with more? Donald Trump should Donald Trump should drop out of the not drop out of the Don’t know / no Demographic presidential race presidential race opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(793) 46%(926) 4%(282) 200 Ethnicity: Hispanic 55% (99) 34% (6) % (9) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 67%(74) 4% (36) 8% (47) 257 Ethnicity: Other 55% (63) 28% (32) 7% (9) 4 Relig: Protestant 30%(56) 57%(295) 4% (7) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 42%(69) 48%(95) 0% (42) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 46%(239) 37%(94) 7% (9) 524 Relig: Something Else 45%(53) 39%(33) 7% (57) 344 Relig: Jewish 44% (23) 44% (23) 2% (6) 53 Relig: Evangelical 33%(83) 56%(33) 2% (65) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 38%(27) 50%(284) 2% (69) 570 Relig: All Christian 35%(400) 53%(597) 2%(33) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 45%(392) 38%(327) 7%(48) 867 Community: Urban 49%(250) 36%(83) 5% (74) 508 Community: Suburban 40%(364) 46%(427) 4%(30) 92 Community: Rural 3%(79) 55%(36) 3% (77) 572 Employ: Private Sector 40%(260) 48%(3) 2% (77) 648 Employ: Government 39% (54) 46%(64) 4% (20) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 4% (74) 5% (9) 8% (5) 79 Employ: Homemaker 38%(64) 45% (75) 6% (27) 66 Employ: Student 62% (4) 2% (4) 7% () 66 Employ: Retired 32%(56) 53%(255) 5% (7) 482 Employ: Unemployed 48% (80) 33% (54) 9% (3) 65 Employ: Other 4% (65) 40% (62) 9% (30) 57 Job Type: White-collar 38%(277) 50%(368) 2% (85) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 38%(342) 50%(450) 2%(05) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 47%(75) 29%(08) 24% (9) 374 Military HH: Yes 37%(39) 53%(97) 0% (38) 374 Military HH: No 40%(654) 45%(729) 5%(244) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 56%(36) 27%(52) 6% (9) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 33%(477) 54%(774) 3%(9) 442 Continued on next page
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Table C26: Which of the following statements do you agree with more? Donald Trump should Donald Trump should drop out of the not drop out of the Don’t know / no Demographic presidential race presidential race opinion Total N Registered Voters 40%(793) 46%(926) 4%(282) 200 Obama Job: Approve 63%(595) 23%(24) 4%(34) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 8%(75) 7%(697) %(06) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 39%(273) 50%(346) % (78) 697 #1 Issue: Security 28%(28) 60%(273) 2% (53) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 40%(5) 40%(5) 2% (59) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 46%(2) 37% (90) 7% (42) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 54%(40) 27% (20) 8% (3) 73 #1 Issue: Education 53% (63) 34% (4) 3% (5) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 59% (38) 30% (9) 2% (7) 64 #1 Issue: Other 4% (25) 37% (23) 22% (4) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 57%(4) 27%(94) 6%(4) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 8%(8) 73%(489) 9% (6) 669 2014 Vote: Other 32% (25) 4% (33) 27% (2) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 45%(238) 39%(209) 6% (84) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 59%(502) 26%(225) 4%(22) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 6%(0) 74%(499) 9% (63) 672 2012 Vote: Other 5% () 54%(40) 3% (23) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 42%(69) 40%(60) 8% (7) 400 4-Region: Northeast 33%(22) 54%(97) 2%(46) 365 4-Region: Midwest 44%(20) 44%(208) 2% (54) 472 4-Region: South 36%(267) 47%(352) 7%(24) 743 4-Region: West 46%(93) 40%(70) 4% (58) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C27: Which of the following statements do you agree with more? This video was locker room banter and does not This video re ects re ect Donald Trump’s Donald Trump’s true Don’t know / no Demographic true views toward women views toward women. opinion Total N Registered Voters 36%(79) 46%(930) 8%(353) 200 Gender: Male 4%(380) 43%(406) 6%(47) 933 Gender: Female 32%(339) 49%(524) 9%(206) 068 Age: 18-29 25% (80) 59%(88) 5% (49) 36 Age: 30-44 34%(7) 47%(238) 9% (94) 503 Age: 45-54 37%(58) 45%(93) 9% (82) 432 Age: 55-64 37%(9) 47%(5) 6% (53) 323 Age: 65+ 45%(92) 37%(60) 8% (76) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 5%(4) 74%(550) % (83) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 3%(209) 45%(300) 23%(54) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 67%(396) 3% (80) 9%(5) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 20% (68) 68%(228) % (38) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women %(46) 78%(322) % (45) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 34%(06) 46%(46) 20% (62) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 29%(03) 44%(55) 26% (92) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 72%(206) % (32) 6% (47) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 62%(90) 5% (47) 22% (68) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 52%(289) 33%(84) 5% (82) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 30%(426) 52%(742) 8%(265) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 9%(7) 73%(446) 8% (50) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 30%(50) 50%(249) 9% (96) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 59%(408) 24%(65) 8%(23) 695 Educ: < College 37%(485) 43%(563) 20%(268) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 34%(53) 54%(239) 2% (53) 444 Educ: Post-grad 34% (82) 53%(28) 3% (32) 24 Income: Under 50k 33%(366) 45%(502) 2%(237) 05 Income: 50k-100k 4%(259) 47%(298) 3% (8) 638 Income: 100k+ 36% (94) 50%(30) 3% (34) 258 Continued on next page 186 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C27
Table C27: Which of the following statements do you agree with more? This video was locker room banter and does not This video re ects re ect Donald Trump’s Donald Trump’s true Don’t know / no Demographic true views toward women views toward women. opinion Total N Registered Voters 36%(79) 46%(930) 8%(353) 200 Ethnicity: White 4%(67) 42%(682) 7%(276) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 25% (45) 6%(09) 4% (25) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 0% (26) 70%(79) 20% (52) 257 Ethnicity: Other 9% (22) 59% (68) 22% (25) 4 Relig: Protestant 46%(240) 38%(99) 6% (83) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 42%(69) 45%(84) 3% (54) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 25%(33) 57%(298) 8% (93) 524 Relig: Something Else 30%(02) 48%(64) 23% (78) 344 Relig: Jewish 24% (3) 62% (33) 4% (7) 53 Relig: Evangelical 45%(25) 38%(2) 8% (99) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 4%(232) 45%(256) 4% (8) 570 Relig: All Christian 43%(483) 4%(466) 6%(8) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 27%(235) 53%(462) 20%(70) 867 Community: Urban 27%(39) 55%(279) 8% (90) 508 Community: Suburban 36%(329) 49%(452) 5%(40) 92 Community: Rural 44%(25) 35%(98) 2%(22) 572 Employ: Private Sector 36%(232) 48%(33) 6%(04) 648 Employ: Government 38% (52) 54% (74) 8% () 37 Employ: Self-Employed 40% (72) 44% (79) 6% (28) 79 Employ: Homemaker 33% (55) 47% (78) 20% (33) 66 Employ: Student 22% (5) 68% (45) 9% (6) 66 Employ: Retired 44%(20) 39%(89) 7% (83) 482 Employ: Unemployed 22% (37) 50% (83) 28%(46) 65 Employ: Other 30%(46) 44% (69) 26% (42) 57 Job Type: White-collar 40%(289) 49%(359) % (82) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 39%(347) 44%(392) 8%(58) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 22% (84) 48%(78) 30%(2) 374 Military HH: Yes 40%(49) 43%(62) 7% (63) 374 Military HH: No 35%(570) 47%(768) 8%(289) 627 Continued on next page
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Table C27: Which of the following statements do you agree with more? This video was locker room banter and does not This video re ects re ect Donald Trump’s Donald Trump’s true Don’t know / no Demographic true views toward women views toward women. opinion Total N Registered Voters 36%(79) 46%(930) 8%(353) 200 RD/WT: Right Direction 6% (88) 7%(395) 4% (76) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 44%(63) 37%(535) 9%(277) 442 Obama Job: Approve 4%(27) 75%(72) %(04) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 59%(579) 20%(92) 2%(207) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 37%(260) 47%(330) 5%(07) 697 #1 Issue: Security 5%(230) 34%(54) 5% (70) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 29% (85) 48%(39) 23% (65) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 33% (79) 46%(3) 2% (52) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 6% (2) 67% (49) 7% (2) 73 #1 Issue: Education 20% (23) 60% (7) 20% (24) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 22% (4) 60% (39) 8% () 64 #1 Issue: Other 26% (6) 55% (34) 9% (2) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 7%(9) 7%(53) 2% (86) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 63%(49) 20%(37) 7%(3) 669 2014 Vote: Other 33% (26) 28% (22) 38% (30) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 29%(54) 48%(257) 23%(2) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 7%(46) 72%(608) % (95) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 63%(425) 9%(3) 7%(7) 672 2012 Vote: Other 4% (3) 28% (2) 3% (23) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 29%(5) 42%(70) 29%(5) 400 4-Region: Northeast 39%(44) 44%(62) 6%(60) 365 4-Region: Midwest 35%(65) 49%(23) 6% (76) 472 4-Region: South 36%(265) 44%(326) 20%(5) 743 4-Region: West 34%(44) 50%(2) 6% (65) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C28: In general, do you think... Most men talk like this Most men do not talk and use this sort of like this and use this lewd language this in sort of lewd language in Don’t Know / No Demographic private private Opinion Total N Registered Voters 44%(890) 38%(770) 7%(34) 200 Gender: Male 47%(436) 4%(378) 3%(9) 933 Gender: Female 43%(454) 37%(392) 2%(222) 068 Age: 18-29 37%(8) 48%(5) 5% (47) 36 Age: 30-44 47%(238) 37%(88) 5% (77) 503 Age: 45-54 44%(9) 38%(62) 8% (79) 432 Age: 55-64 45%(47) 36%(7) 8% (59) 323 Age: 65+ 46%(96) 36%(52) 8% (79) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 29%(28) 57%(423) 4%(06) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 44%(29) 34%(226) 22%(46) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 65%(38) 20%(2) 5% (89) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 3%(03) 58%(95) % (36) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 28%(5) 55%(228) 7% (69) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 44%(38) 4%(27) 5% (48) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 44%(53) 28% (99) 28% (98) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 68%(95) 20% (56) 2% (34) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 6%(86) 2% (65) 8% (54) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 56%(308) 30%(68) 4% (78) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 40%(579) 42%(596) 8%(257) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 32%(99) 55%(336) 3% (78) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 44%(28) 4%(205) 5% (73) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 58%(402) 26%(79) 6%(4) 695 Educ: < College 47%(69) 34%(444) 9%(252) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 39%(74) 47%(2) 3% (59) 444 Educ: Post-grad 40% (96) 48%(6) 2% (29) 24 Income: Under 50k 43%(477) 36%(394) 2%(234) 05 Income: 50k-100k 48%(309) 40%(253) 2% (76) 638 Income: 100k+ 40%(04) 48%(23) 2% (30) 258 Continued on next page 189 Morning Consult Table C28
Table C28: In general, do you think... Most men talk like this Most men do not talk and use this sort of like this and use this lewd language this in sort of lewd language in Don’t Know / No Demographic private private Opinion Total N Registered Voters 44%(890) 38%(770) 7%(34) 200 Ethnicity: White 47%(768) 37%(600) 6%(26) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 44% (78) 42% (76) 4% (25) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 3% (80) 47%(2) 22% (56) 257 Ethnicity: Other 37% (42) 43% (49) 20% (23) 4 Relig: Protestant 47%(247) 36%(88) 7% (87) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 44%(77) 4%(67) 5% (63) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 42%(222) 40%(2) 7% (90) 524 Relig: Something Else 42%(43) 4%(4) 7%(60) 344 Relig: Jewish 28% (5) 59% (3) 3% (7) 53 Relig: Evangelical 48%(27) 34%(89) 8%(0) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 44%(253) 40%(227) 6% (89) 570 Relig: All Christian 46%(524) 37%(47) 7%(90) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 42%(365) 4%(352) 7%(50) 867 Community: Urban 40%(205) 39%(99) 20%(04) 508 Community: Suburban 44%(407) 4%(374) 5%(40) 92 Community: Rural 49%(278) 34%(97) 7% (97) 572 Employ: Private Sector 45%(295) 4%(264) 4% (89) 648 Employ: Government 43% (59) 47%(64) 0% (4) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 5% (92) 38% (68) % (9) 79 Employ: Homemaker 45% (74) 36%(60) 9% (3) 66 Employ: Student 29% (9) 52% (34) 9% (3) 66 Employ: Retired 44%(24) 37%(79) 9% (90) 482 Employ: Unemployed 40% (67) 3% (5) 29% (48) 65 Employ: Other 45% (70) 32% (50) 24% (37) 57 Job Type: White-collar 45%(329) 42%(308) 3% (93) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 48%(434) 38%(340) 4%(23) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 34%(27) 33%(22) 33%(25) 374 Military HH: Yes 46%(73) 38%(42) 6% (59) 374 Military HH: No 44%(77) 39%(629) 7%(282) 627 Continued on next page
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Table C28: In general, do you think... Most men talk like this Most men do not talk and use this sort of like this and use this lewd language this in sort of lewd language in Don’t Know / No Demographic private private Opinion Total N Registered Voters 44%(890) 38%(770) 7%(34) 200 RD/WT: Right Direction 26%(46) 58%(325) 6% (87) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 52%(744) 3%(445) 8%(253) 442 Obama Job: Approve 28%(263) 58%(544) 4%(36) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 62%(603) 22%(20) 7%(65) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 46%(37) 40%(28) 4% (99) 697 #1 Issue: Security 56%(255) 27%(23) 7% (76) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 36%(04) 40%(5) 24% (7) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 42%(02) 39% (95) 9%(46) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 3% (23) 5% (37) 8% (3) 73 #1 Issue: Education 36% (42) 47% (56) 7% (2) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 32% (20) 62%(40) 7% (4) 64 #1 Issue: Other 45% (27) 38% (24) 7% (0) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 30%(24) 55%(396) 5%(08) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 6%(406) 24%(60) 5%(03) 669 2014 Vote: Other 39% (3) 24% (9) 36% (29) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 45%(238) 37%(95) 8% (98) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 30%(257) 54%(459) 6%(34) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 6%(40) 23%(58) 6%(04) 672 2012 Vote: Other 5% (38) 20% (5) 28% (2) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 46%(83) 34%(37) 20% (80) 400 4-Region: Northeast 45%(65) 40%(45) 5% (56) 365 4-Region: Midwest 44%(209) 38%(82) 7% (8) 472 4-Region: South 46%(345) 36%(270) 7%(28) 743 4-Region: West 4%(7) 4%(74) 8% (76) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C29: Do you think leaders of the Republican Party should... Continue to support No longer support Donald Trump as the Donald Trump as the Republican nominee Republican nominee Don’t know / no Demographic for president for president opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(820) 43%(855) 6%(327) 200 Gender: Male 44%(44) 42%(395) 3%(24) 933 Gender: Female 38%(405) 43%(459) 9%(203) 068 Age: 18-29 30% (95) 56%(77) 4%(44) 36 Age: 30-44 38%(9) 44%(222) 8% (90) 503 Age: 45-54 42%(80) 43%(87) 5% (65) 432 Age: 55-64 43%(38) 38%(24) 9% (6) 323 Age: 65+ 50%(24) 34%(45) 6% (67) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 5%() 70%(523) 5%(3) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 38%(252) 39%(260) 23%(52) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 77%(457) 2% (72) 0% (62) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 7% (58) 7%(236) 2%(40) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 3% (53) 69%(287) 8% (73) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 39%(22) 4%(29) 20% (62) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 37%(29) 37%(3) 26% (90) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 82%(234) % (30) 7% (2) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 73%(223) 4% (42) 3% (4) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 60%(33) 30%(64) % (59) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 34%(483) 48%(686) 8%(264) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 20%(24) 68%(45) 2% (73) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 35%(73) 46%(229) 9% (93) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 67%(467) 2%(46) 2% (83) 695 Educ: < College 43%(564) 40%(520) 8%(23) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 37%(65) 50%(22) 3% (58) 444 Educ: Post-grad 37% (90) 47%(4) 5% (37) 24 Income: Under 50k 39%(43) 42%(464) 9%(20) 05 Income: 50k-100k 45%(287) 43%(273) 2% (78) 638 Income: 100k+ 39%(0) 46%(8) 5% (39) 258 Continued on next page 192 National Tracking Poll #161002, October, 2016 Table C29
Table C29: Do you think leaders of the Republican Party should... Continue to support No longer support Donald Trump as the Donald Trump as the Republican nominee Republican nominee Don’t know / no Demographic for president for president opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(820) 43%(855) 6%(327) 200 Ethnicity: White 47%(763) 38%(63) 6%(253) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 29% (52) 57%(02) 4% (24) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. % (28) 69%(76) 2% (53) 257 Ethnicity: Other 25% (28) 57% (65) 8% (2) 4 Relig: Protestant 5%(266) 36%(89) 3% (67) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 45%(85) 4%(65) 4% (57) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 29%(53) 50%(260) 2%() 524 Relig: Something Else 34%(7) 46%(59) 20% (68) 344 Relig: Jewish 24% (3) 57% (30) 9% (0) 53 Relig: Evangelical 53%(297) 35%(96) 2% (68) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 44%(25) 42%(239) 4% (80) 570 Relig: All Christian 48%(548) 38%(435) 3%(48) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 3%(270) 48%(49) 2%(79) 867 Community: Urban 30%(52) 53%(27) 7% (85) 508 Community: Suburban 4%(375) 43%(400) 6%(46) 92 Community: Rural 5%(293) 32%(84) 7% (96) 572 Employ: Private Sector 4%(266) 46%(295) 3% (87) 648 Employ: Government 43%(60) 44%(60) 3% (7) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 48% (85) 37%(66) 5% (27) 79 Employ: Homemaker 4% (67) 4% (68) 9% (3) 66 Employ: Student 20% (3) 63% (42) 8% (2) 66 Employ: Retired 48%(230) 37%(78) 6% (75) 482 Employ: Unemployed 28%(46) 47% (78) 25% (4) 65 Employ: Other 34% (53) 43% (68) 23% (37) 57 Job Type: White-collar 44%(320) 43%(37) 3% (93) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 44%(399) 4%(367) 5%(3) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 27%(0) 45%(70) 27%(03) 374 Military HH: Yes 48%(80) 37%(40) 4% (53) 374 Military HH: No 39%(639) 44%(75) 7%(273) 627 Continued on next page
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Table C29: Do you think leaders of the Republican Party should... Continue to support No longer support Donald Trump as the Donald Trump as the Republican nominee Republican nominee Don’t know / no Demographic for president for president opinion Total N Registered Voters 4%(820) 43%(855) 6%(327) 200 RD/WT: Right Direction 7% (95) 66%(368) 7% (96) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 50%(725) 34%(487) 6%(230) 442 Obama Job: Approve 4%(33) 7%(666) 5%(44) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 69%(670) 7%(69) 4%(39) 978 #1 Issue: Economy 42%(295) 43%(298) 5%(04) 697 #1 Issue: Security 59%(269) 27%(23) 4% (62) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 33% (96) 47%(35) 20% (58) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 34% (82) 45%(0) 2% (52) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 5% () 70% (5) 5% () 73 #1 Issue: Education 28% (33) 58% (68) 5% (7) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 20% (3) 66% (42) 4% (9) 64 #1 Issue: Other 35% (2) 44% (27) 2% (3) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 7%(20) 68%(487) 5%() 78 2014 Vote: Republican 72%(480) 8%(9) 0% (70) 669 2014 Vote: Other 34% (27) 26% (20) 4% (32) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 36%(9) 43%(228) 2%(3) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 8%(49) 67%(572) 5%(29) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 72%(483) 7%(6) % (73) 672 2012 Vote: Other 49% (37) 5% () 36% (27) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 37%(48) 39%(56) 24% (96) 400 4-Region: Northeast 47%(7) 40%(47) 3% (48) 365 4-Region: Midwest 38%(78) 45%(23) 7% (8) 472 4-Region: South 42%(30) 39%(287) 20%(47) 743 4-Region: West 38%(6) 50%(208) 2% (5) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C30: If a Republican candidate for elected office continued to support Donald Trump following the release of this video, would that make you more or less likely to vote for that candidate? Somewhat Much more more likely Somewhat Much less It would not likely to vote to vote for less likely to likely to vote affect my for that that vote for that for that vote either Don’t Know / Demographic candidate candidate candidate candidate way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 3%(265) 8%(5) 9%(72) 26%(57) 35%(694) 0%(202) 200 Gender: Male 7%(60) 0%(89) 9%(87) 25%(23) 33%(304) 7%(62) 933 Gender: Female 0%(05) 6%(62) 8%(85) 27%(285) 37%(39) 3%(40) 068 Age: 18-29 2%(37) 9%(30) 9%(30) 32%(0) 28%(88) 9%(30) 36 Age: 30-44 5%(73) 0%(48) 0%(5) 24%(23) 3%(54) %(54) 503 Age: 45-54 0%(43) 3%(3) 8%(37) 27%(9) 40%(72) %(49) 432 Age: 55-64 3%(40) 9%(29) 8%(25) 23%(75) 36%(8) %(35) 323 Age: 65+ 7%(72) 7%(30) 7%(29) 23%(99) 38%(62) 8%(35) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) 6%(46) 4%(3) 0%(74) 44%(329) 28%(209) 8%(59) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 0%(68) 7%(50) 9%(6) 23%(53) 35%(230) 5%(0) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) 26%(5) 2%(70) 6%(37) 6%(35) 43%(255) 7%(4) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 8%(27) 6%(2) 2%(4) 42%(4) 26%(86) 6%(9) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 5%(9) 2%(0) 8%(33) 45%(87) 30%(23) 0%(4) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 3%(42) 9%(28) 9%(29) 24%(77) 33%(05) 0%(33) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 7%(26) 6%(2) 9%(33) 22%(76) 36%(25) 20%(69) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 32%(9) 4%(40) 6%(7) 5%(3) 39%(2) 4%() 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 20%(60) 0%(30) 6%(20) 7%(22) 47%(43) 0%(3) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 28%(57) 9%(49) 7%(38) 6%(90) 34%(86) 6%(34) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 8%(08) 7%(99) 9%(33) 30%(425) 35%(503) 2%(65) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) %(68) 5%(29) 0%(6) 42%(259) 27%(65) 5%(3) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 0%(48) 8%(37) %(53) 30%(48) 3%(56) %(53) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 20%(40) %(74) 7%(48) %(75) 45%(3) 7%(48) 695 Educ: < College 4%(84) 7%(97) 7%(94) 24%(39) 35%(466) 2%(56) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree %(49) 7%(3) %(49) 29%(27) 36%(60) 6%(28) 444 Educ: Post-grad 3%(32) 9%(23) 2%(30) 29%(70) 28%(68) 8%(9) 24 Continued on next page
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Table C30: If a Republican candidate for elected office continued to support Donald Trump following the release of this video, would that make you more or less likely to vote for that candidate? Somewhat Much more more likely Somewhat Much less It would not likely to vote to vote for less likely to likely to vote affect my for that that vote for that for that vote either Don’t Know / Demographic candidate candidate candidate candidate way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 3%(265) 8%(5) 9%(72) 26%(57) 35%(694) 0%(202) 200 Income: Under 50k 3%(45) 7%(73) 7%(8) 25%(282) 34%(380) 3%(44) 05 Income: 50k-100k 4%(86) 9%(58) 0%(6) 24%(55) 37%(235) 7%(43) 638 Income: 100k+ 3%(34) 7%(9) 2%(30) 3%(80) 3%(79) 6%(5) 258 Ethnicity: White 5%(247) 8%(34) 9%(40) 23%(375) 36%(592) 9%(42) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 5%(28) 0%(8) 2%(22) 3%(55) 2%(38) 0%(9) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 4%(0) 3%(8) 9%(23) 42%(07) 26%(66) 7%(43) 257 Ethnicity: Other 7%(8) 8%(9) 8%(0) 3%(35) 3%(36) 5%(7) 4 Relig: Protestant 9%(98) 9%(48) 9%(49) 8%(95) 37%(95) 7%(37) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic 5%(63) 7%(30) 8%(32) 29%(9) 32%(32) 8%(33) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 0%(50) 7%(37) 8%(44) 30%(57) 34%(78) %(56) 524 Relig: Something Else 8%(27) 7%(22) 9%(3) 29%(98) 34%(6) 4%(49) 344 Relig: Jewish 7%(4) 5%(3) 2%(6) 4%(22) 25%(3) 9%(5) 53 Relig: Evangelical 2%(5) 9%(50) 9%(52) 7%(96) 35%(97) 9%(5) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 3%(73) 7%(4) 8%(45) 29%(65) 35%(20) 8%(44) 570 Relig: All Christian 7%(88) 8%(9) 9%(97) 23%(26) 35%(398) 8%(95) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian 9%(77) 7%(60) 9%(75) 29%(255) 34%(294) 2%(06) 867 Community: Urban %(54) 6%(3) 0%(49) 32%(6) 29%(48) 3%(65) 508 Community: Suburban 2%(0) 8%(76) 9%(83) 27%(245) 36%(330) 8%(77) 92 Community: Rural 8%(02) 8%(43) 7%(40) 9%() 38%(26) 0%(59) 572 Employ: Private Sector 2%(8) 9%(56) 8%(54) 28%(84) 36%(23) 7%(43) 648 Employ: Government 6%(22) 0%(3) 4%(20) 23%(3) 29%(40) 8%() 37 Employ: Self-Employed 8%(32) 0%(8) 8%(4) 22%(39) 32%(58) 9%(7) 79 Employ: Homemaker %(8) 5%(9) 2%(20) 22%(36) 38%(64) %(9) 66 Employ: Student 4%(3) 4%(3) 0%(7) 47%(3) 26%(7) 8%(6) 66 Employ: Retired 6%(76) 7%(34) 7%(35) 22%(07) 39%(88) 9%(43) 482 Employ: Unemployed 0%(6) 4%(6) 0%(6) 30%(49) 28%(46) 9%(3) 65 Employ: Other %(7) 7%() 5%(7) 24%(38) 33%(5) 20%(32) 57 Continued on next page
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Table C30: If a Republican candidate for elected office continued to support Donald Trump following the release of this video, would that make you more or less likely to vote for that candidate? Somewhat Much more more likely Somewhat Much less It would not likely to vote to vote for less likely to likely to vote affect my for that that vote for that for that vote either Don’t Know / Demographic candidate candidate candidate candidate way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 3%(265) 8%(5) 9%(72) 26%(57) 35%(694) 0%(202) 200 Job Type: White-collar 5%(08) 8%(62) 0%(74) 26%(87) 34%(250) 7%(50) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 4%(30) 8%(73) 8%(69) 25%(225) 37%(332) 8%(68) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 7%(28) 4%(6) 8%(30) 28%(04) 30%(3) 22%(84) 374 Military HH: Yes 7%(65) 7%(26) 9%(34) 2%(80) 39%(45) 7%(25) 374 Military HH: No 2%(200) 8%(25) 8%(38) 27%(437) 34%(549) %(77) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction %(6) 6%(33) 0%(53) 39%(29) 23%(29) %(64) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 4%(205) 8%(8) 8%(9) 2%(297) 39%(565) 0%(38) 442 Obama Job: Approve 7%(65) 5%(47) %(99) 44%(44) 25%(237) 9%(8) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 2%(20) %(03) 7%(68) 9%(92) 44%(433) 8%(8) 978 #1 Issue: Economy %(75) 8%(56) %(77) 27%(85) 36%(253) 7%(52) 697 #1 Issue: Security 22%(98) 0%(45) 7%(32) 4%(64) 39%(76) 8%(38) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 9%(27) 7%(20) 8%(22) 27%(79) 33%(96) 6%(45) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 3%(3) 6%(5) 5%(2) 32%(77) 32%(78) 3%(3) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues %(8) 2%() 6%(5) 42%(30) 3%(23) 8%(6) 73 #1 Issue: Education 0%(2) 6%(8) 9%() 38%(45) 22%(27) 3%(6) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 4%(9) 4%(2) 9%(6) 30%(9) 29%(9) 4%(9) 64 #1 Issue: Other 9%(6) 6%(4) 2%(7) 26%(6) 38%(24) 9%(5) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat 7%(49) 5%(33) %(78) 44%(32) 26%(89) 8%(56) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 24%(62) 2%(80) 6%(40) 7%(47) 44%(29) 7%(48) 669 2014 Vote: Other 3%(2) 8%(6) 5%(4) 5%(2) 43%(34) 26%(2) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 0%(52) 6%(30) 9%(50) 27%(45) 34%(78) 4%(76) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 8%(64) 3%(28) %(90) 43%(364) 27%(229) 9%(75) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 22%(48) 2%(84) 7%(44) 7%(46) 45%(305) 7%(45) 672 2012 Vote: Other %(9) 3%(0) 6%(5) 9%(7) 4%(3) 9%(5) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote %(45) 7%(29) 8%(33) 25%(99) 32%(28) 7%(67) 400 Continued on next page
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Table C30: If a Republican candidate for elected office continued to support Donald Trump following the release of this video, would that make you more or less likely to vote for that candidate? Somewhat Much more more likely Somewhat Much less It would not likely to vote to vote for less likely to likely to vote affect my for that that vote for that for that vote either Don’t Know / Demographic candidate candidate candidate candidate way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 3%(265) 8%(5) 9%(72) 26%(57) 35%(694) 0%(202) 200 4-Region: Northeast %(42) 8%(28) 7%(27) 26%(95) 39%(43) 8%(30) 365 4-Region: Midwest 4%(68) 5%(24) 8%(38) 28%(32) 34%(6) %(50) 472 4-Region: South 5%(09) 8%(60) 9%(64) 22%(60) 35%(26) 2%(88) 743 4-Region: West %(46) 9%(39) 0%(43) 3%(30) 3%(29) 8%(34) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Table C31: If a Republican candidate for elected office no longer supported Donald Trump following the release of this video, would that make you more or less likely to vote for that candidate? Somewhat Much more more likely Somewhat Much less It would not likely to vote to vote for less likely to likely to vote affect my for that that vote for that for that vote either Don’t Know / Demographic candidate candidate candidate candidate way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 0%(207) 7%(348) 0%(97) 3%(268) 37%(743) 2%(238) 200 Gender: Male 3%(26) 8%(66) 2%(08) 5%(39) 34%(37) 8%(76) 933 Gender: Female 8%(8) 7%(82) 8%(89) 2%(28) 40%(426) 5%(62) 068 Age: 18-29 5%(49) 9%(6) 9%(27) 2%(37) 3%(98) 4%(44) 36 Age: 30-44 3%(64) 9%(95) 9%(46) %(56) 37%(86) %(56) 503 Age: 45-54 9%(39) 8%(79) %(48) 2%(53) 36%(57) 3%(55) 432 Age: 55-64 9%(30) 4%(47) 0%(33) 4%(46) 39%(27) 2%(40) 323 Age: 65+ 6%(24) 6%(68) 0%(43) 7%(74) 4%(75) 0%(44) 427 PID: Dem (no lean) %(79) 23%(75) 7%(53) 2%(89) 36%(266) %(85) 747 PID: Ind (no lean) 0%(64) 7%(0) 0%(64) %(75) 36%(24) 6%(09) 664 PID: Rep (no lean) %(63) %(63) 4%(80) 8%(04) 40%(235) 8%(45) 590 PID/Gender: Dem Men 2%(4) 23%(77) 0%(32) 4%(48) 33%(09) 8%(28) 334 PID/Gender: Dem Women 9%(38) 24%(98) 5%(2) 0%(4) 38%(57) 4%(57) 43 PID/Gender: Ind Men 4%(43) 8%(56) %(35) 2%(38) 34%(08) 0%(33) 34 PID/Gender: Ind Women 6%(2) 5%(54) 8%(29) 0%(36) 38%(34) 22%(76) 350 PID/Gender: Rep Men 5%(42) 2%(33) 4%(4) 9%(53) 35%(0) 5%(6) 285 PID/Gender: Rep Women 7%(2) 0%(30) 3%(39) 7%(5) 44%(35) 0%(29) 305 Tea Party: Supporter 5%(82) 2%(65) 2%(69) 24%(3) 30%(66) 8%(42) 555 Tea Party: Not Supporter 9%(25) 20%(282) 9%(27) 0%(36) 40%(573) 3%(9) 433 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 5%(9) 28%(74) 9%(55) 9%(54) 3%(92) 8%(46) 63 Ideo: Moderate (4) 9%(46) 6%(8) 0%(48) 3%(66) 39%(94) 2%(60) 495 Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 9%(60) %(78) 3%(88) 9%(33) 4%(285) 8%(53) 695 Educ: < College 9%(20) 5%(202) 0%(35) 4%(90) 37%(487) 4%(8) 35 Educ: Bachelors degree 2%(54) 2%(92) 8%(35) 2%(55) 39%(75) 8%(34) 444 Educ: Post-grad 3%(33) 23%(55) %(28) 0%(23) 33%(80) 9%(23) 24 Continued on next page
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Table C31: If a Republican candidate for elected office no longer supported Donald Trump following the release of this video, would that make you more or less likely to vote for that candidate? Somewhat Much more more likely Somewhat Much less It would not likely to vote to vote for less likely to likely to vote affect my for that that vote for that for that vote either Don’t Know / Demographic candidate candidate candidate candidate way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 0%(207) 7%(348) 0%(97) 3%(268) 37%(743) 2%(238) 200 Income: Under 50k 9%(97) 5%(69) 9%(02) 3%(44) 39%(426) 5%(68) 05 Income: 50k-100k 2%(77) 9%(9) %(73) 3%(84) 36%(232) 8%(52) 638 Income: 100k+ 3%(33) 23%(60) 9%(23) 5%(40) 33%(84) 7%(8) 258 Ethnicity: White %(78) 7%(28) 9%(48) 4%(222) 39%(639) 0%(6) 630 Ethnicity: Hispanic 8%(32) 7%(3) 4%(25) %(9) 25%(45) 4%(26) 79 Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 8%(20) 9%(48) 3%(34) 4%(35) 26%(67) 2%(54) 257 Ethnicity: Other 8%(9) 7%(9) 3%(5) 0%() 32%(36) 20%(23) 4 Relig: Protestant 0%(50) 8%(93) 0%(5) 6%(85) 39%(204) 7%(39) 522 Relig: Roman Catholic %(47) 9%(76) 2%(48) 4%(56) 34%(37) %(43) 407 Relig: Ath./Agn./None 0%(54) 20%(06) 8%(42) 0%(55) 37%(96) 4%(7) 524 Relig: Something Else %(37) 7%(60) 8%(27) %(39) 36%(23) 7%(57) 344 Relig: Jewish 0%(5) 20%(0) 2%() 6%(3) 47%(25) 6%(8) 53 Relig: Evangelical 2%(65) 3%(72) 2%(68) 7%(98) 36%(202) 0%(56) 56 Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 9%(50) 20%() %(6) 3%(75) 39%(220) 9%(54) 570 Relig: All Christian 0%(5) 6%(83) %(29) 5%(73) 37%(422) 0%(0) 30 Relig: All Non-Christian %(92) 9%(66) 8%(69) %(94) 37%(39) 5%(28) 867 Community: Urban 0%(5) 20%(0) 2%(63) %(58) 32%(63) 4%(72) 508 Community: Suburban 0%(89) 8%(62) 8%(78) 4%(30) 39%(362) %(00) 92 Community: Rural 2%(67) 5%(86) 0%(57) 4%(79) 38%(28) %(66) 572 Employ: Private Sector 3%(87) 9%(23) 2%(75) 3%(84) 34%(223) 9%(57) 648 Employ: Government 6%(22) 7%(24) 3%(8) 3%(8) 33%(45) 7%(9) 37 Employ: Self-Employed 3%(24) 7%(3) 0%(8) 2%(22) 38%(68) 0%(7) 79 Employ: Homemaker 9%(5) 6%(26) 0%(6) 7%(2) 42%(70) 6%(27) 66 Employ: Student 0%(6) 23%(5) 9%(6) 2%(8) 34%(23) 2%(8) 66 Employ: Retired 6%(3) 6%(77) 9%(44) 7%(83) 4%(97) 0%(50) 482 Employ: Unemployed 9%(4) 20%(33) 7%(2) %(8) 36%(59) 8%(29) 65 Employ: Other 4%(7) 3%(20) 5%(8) 4%(22) 37%(59) 26%(4) 57 Continued on next page
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Table C31: If a Republican candidate for elected office no longer supported Donald Trump following the release of this video, would that make you more or less likely to vote for that candidate? Somewhat Much more more likely Somewhat Much less It would not likely to vote to vote for less likely to likely to vote affect my for that that vote for that for that vote either Don’t Know / Demographic candidate candidate candidate candidate way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 0%(207) 7%(348) 0%(97) 3%(268) 37%(743) 2%(238) 200 Job Type: White-collar 4%(03) 20%(43) 0%(76) 2%(86) 36%(265) 8%(57) 730 Job Type: Blue-collar 9%(83) 7%(5) %(99) 6%(40) 39%(35) 8%(73) 897 Job Type: Don’t Know 6%(2) 5%(54) 6%(22) %(42) 34%(26) 29%(08) 374 Military HH: Yes 5%(55) 5%(57) 0%(37) 3%(50) 39%(47) 8%(28) 374 Military HH: No 9%(52) 8%(292) 0%(60) 3%(27) 37%(596) 3%(20) 627 RD/WT: Right Direction 3%(75) 28%(54) 8%(46) 9%(5) 28%(56) 4%(78) 559 RD/WT: Wrong Track 9%(32) 3%(95) %(52) 5%(27) 4%(586) %(6) 442 Obama Job: Approve 3%(22) 28%(263) 8%(76) 9%(82) 32%(305) 0%(95) 943 Obama Job: Disapprove 9%(84) 8%(78) 2%(22) 8%(80) 42%(45) 0%(00) 978 #1 Issue: Economy %(77) 20%(39) 0%(73) 2%(85) 38%(262) 9%(6) 697 #1 Issue: Security 9%(43) 2%(53) 4%(62) 8%(8) 38%(7) 9%(43) 454 #1 Issue: Health Care 9%(25) 4%(40) 6%(8) 3%(39) 40%(7) 7%(50) 289 #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 8%(8) 9%(46) 0%(25) 4%(35) 34%(83) 6%(38) 244 #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 3%(9) 30%(22) 4%(3) 6%(5) 39%(29) 8%(6) 73 #1 Issue: Education 6%(9) 20%(23) 7%(8) 8%(9) 30%(35) 20%(24) 8 #1 Issue: Energy 2%(3) 2%(3) 5%(3) 8%(5) 32%(20) 4%(9) 64 #1 Issue: Other 3%(2) 9%(2) 9%(6) 5%(9) 42%(26) 2%(7) 6 2014 Vote: Democrat %(82) 22%(60) 9%(62) %(82) 37%(266) 9%(65) 78 2014 Vote: Republican 0%(66) 2%(82) 2%(8) 9%(26) 38%(256) 9%(57) 669 2014 Vote: Other 6%(5) 9%(7) 4%(3) 4%() 36%(28) 32%(25) 79 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 0%(53) 9%(99) 0%(52) 9%(48) 36%(9) 7%(90) 53 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 2%(0) 23%(93) 8%(66) 0%(89) 36%(307) %(95) 849 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 0%(65) %(75) 3%(85) 20%(32) 39%(263) 8%(52) 672 2012 Vote: Other 4%(3) 3%(0) 8%(6) 4%(0) 38%(29) 23%(7) 75 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 9%(38) 8%(70) 0%(4) 9%(36) 35%(42) 8%(74) 400 Continued on next page
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Table C31: If a Republican candidate for elected office no longer supported Donald Trump following the release of this video, would that make you more or less likely to vote for that candidate? Somewhat Much more more likely Somewhat Much less It would not likely to vote to vote for less likely to likely to vote affect my for that that vote for that for that vote either Don’t Know / Demographic candidate candidate candidate candidate way No Opinion Total N Registered Voters 0%(207) 7%(348) 0%(97) 3%(268) 37%(743) 2%(238) 200 4-Region: Northeast %(40) 8%(65) 9%(34) 2%(44) 40%(45) 0%(37) 365 4-Region: Midwest 8%(40) 9%(88) 0%(49) 4%(68) 37%(73) 2%(54) 472 4-Region: South 0%(75) 5%(2) 0%(73) 4%(0) 38%(28) 4%(02) 743 4-Region: West 2%(5) 20%(83) 0%(42) 3%(55) 34%(44) %(45) 42 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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Summary Statistics of Survey Respondent Demographics Demographic Group Frequency Percentage
xdemAll Registered Voters 200 00% xdemGender Gender: Male 933 47% Gender: Female 068 53% N 200 age5 Age: 18-29 36 6% Age: 30-44 503 25% Age: 45-54 432 22% Age: 55-64 323 6% Age: 65+ 427 2% N 200 xpid3 PID: Dem (no lean) 747 37% PID: Ind (no lean) 664 33% PID: Rep (no lean) 590 30% N 200 xpidGender PID/Gender: Dem Men 334 7% PID/Gender: Dem Women 43 2% PID/Gender: Ind Men 34 6% PID/Gender: Ind Women 350 7% PID/Gender: Rep Men 285 4% PID/Gender: Rep Women 305 5% N 200 xdemTea Tea Party: Supporter 555 28% Tea Party: Not Supporter 433 72% N 988 xdemIdeo3 Ideo: Liberal (1-3) 63 3% Ideo: Moderate (4) 495 25% Ideo: Conservative (5-7) 695 35% N 804 xeduc3 Educ: < College 35 66% Educ: Bachelors degree 444 22% Educ: Post-grad 24 2% N 200 xdemInc3 Income: Under 50k 05 55% Income: 50k-100k 638 32% Income: 100k+ 258 3% N 200 Continued on next page
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Summary Statistics of Survey Respondent Demographics Demographic Group Frequency Percentage xdemWhite Ethnicity: White 630 8% xdemHispBin Ethnicity: Hispanic 79 9% demBlackBin Ethnicity: Afr. Am. 257 3% demRaceOther Ethnicity: Other 4 6% xrelNet Relig: Protestant 522 26% Relig: Roman Catholic 407 20% Relig: Ath./Agn./None 524 26% Relig: Something Else 344 7% N 796 xreligion1 Relig: Jewish 53 3% xreligion2 Relig: Evangelical 56 28% Relig: Non-Evang. Catholics 570 28% N 30 xreligion3 Relig: All Christian 30 56% Relig: All Non-Christian 867 43% N 998 xdemUsr Community: Urban 508 25% Community: Suburban 92 46% Community: Rural 572 29% N 200 xdemEmploy Employ: Private Sector 648 32% Employ: Government 37 7% Employ: Self-Employed 79 9% Employ: Homemaker 66 8% Employ: Student 66 3% Employ: Retired 482 24% Employ: Unemployed 65 8% Employ: Other 57 8% N 200 xdemJobStatus Job Type: White-collar 730 36% Job Type: Blue-collar 897 45% Job Type: Don’t Know 374 9% N 200 xdemMilHH1 Military HH: Yes 374 9% Military HH: No 627 8% N 200 Continued on next page
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Summary Statistics of Survey Respondent Demographics Demographic Group Frequency Percentage
xnr1 RD/WT: Right Direction 559 28% RD/WT: Wrong Track 442 72% N 200 xnr2Bin Obama Job: Approve 943 47% Obama Job: Disapprove 978 49% N 92 xnr3 #1 Issue: Economy 697 35% #1 Issue: Security 454 23% #1 Issue: Health Care 289 4% #1 Issue: Medicare / Social Security 244 2% #1 Issue: Women’s Issues 73 4% #1 Issue: Education 8 6% #1 Issue: Energy 64 3% #1 Issue: Other 6 3% N 200 xsubVote14O 2014 Vote: Democrat 78 36% 2014 Vote: Republican 669 33% 2014 Vote: Other 79 4% 2014 Vote: Didn’t Vote 53 27% N 997 xsubVote12O 2012 Vote: Barack Obama 849 42% 2012 Vote: Mitt Romney 672 34% 2012 Vote: Other 75 4% 2012 Vote: Didn’t Vote 400 20% N 997 xreg4 4-Region: Northeast 365 8% 4-Region: Midwest 472 24% 4-Region: South 743 37% 4-Region: West 42 2% N 200 Note: Group proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. All statistics are calcu- lated with demographic post-strati cation weights applied.
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