Marquette Law School Supreme Court Poll May 20 - 26, 2026

(Percentages are rounded to whole numbers for reporting of results. Frequencies have been rounded to whole numbers but percentages are calculated based on non-integer weighted sample sizes.)

Results for survey items among all respondents are presented here (unless otherwise indicated). Please note that some questions are only asked of particular groups of respondents. In these instances, the row NAs includes the number and percent of total respondents omitted from the question. These omitted cases are ignored when calculating the Valid and Cumulative percent columns.

Age (if refused)

[If refused] Are you. . . ?
	18-24	25-29	30-44	45-49	50-64	65+	n
sex
Male	28	8	26	0	21	16	8
Female	7	4	37	24	11	18	12
age
18-29	73	27	0	0	0	0	4
30-44	0	0	100	0	0	0	6
45-59	0	0	0	23	77	0	4
60+	0	0	0	26	16	58	7
education
HS graduate	0	0	0	0	0	100	1
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	46	0	16	0	22	17	5
Bachelor's degree	7	5	40	26	16	7	11
Post grad study/professional degree	0	0	0	0	50	50	3
income
Less than $30k	33	0	29	29	0	10	6
$30k to less than $50k	0	0	69	0	0	31	3
$50k to less than $75k	0	100	0	0	0	0	0
$75k to less than $100k	22	0	29	20	0	29	4
$100k or more	0	11	21	0	47	21	6
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	19	7	55	0	0	19	7
Independent	13	12	33	32	11	0	6
Democrat	11	0	6	10	41	32	9
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	34	12	54	0	0	0	4
Independent	6	5	33	21	14	20	13
Democrat	21	0	0	0	48	31	5
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	34	12	54	0	0	0	4
Lean Republican	0	0	58	0	0	42	3
Independent	13	12	33	32	11	0	6
Lean Democrat	0	0	13	23	32	32	4
Democrat	21	0	0	0	48	31	5
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	15	13	15	0	27	30	9
Black Non-Hispanic	19	0	0	0	44	37	4
Hispanic	0	0	0	100	0	0	3
Other	0	0	100	0	0	0	3
religious service attendance
More than once a week	61	39	0	0	0	0	1
Once a week	0	0	39	0	48	13	5
Once or twice a month	28	0	17	39	0	16	5
A few times a year	26	0	49	24	0	0	4
Seldom	0	13	24	0	12	51	5
Never	0	0	33	0	67	0	2
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	14	9	15	34	0	27	5
Mainline Protestant	0	27	21	0	0	52	2
Roman Catholic	0	0	0	34	43	22	3
No religion	14	0	47	0	27	11	7
Other religion	31	0	43	0	26	0	4
ideology
Very conservative	33	12	0	0	55	0	4
Somewhat conservative	0	0	40	35	0	25	5
Moderate	14	12	53	0	11	11	6
Somewhat liberal	0	0	0	30	0	70	3
Very liberal	28	0	37	0	36	0	4
voter registration status
Registered	19	7	19	5	25	25	17
Not registered	0	0	63	37	0	0	5

Follow politics

Some people seem to follow what's going on in politics most of the time, whether there's an election going on or not. Others aren't that interested. How often do you follow what's going on in politics…?
	Most of the time	Some of the time	Only now and then	Hardly at all	n
sex
Male	50	37	9	4	481
Female	39	38	16	7	508
Another gender	65	35	0	0	2
age
18-29	28	49	16	7	183
30-44	30	43	16	11	277
45-59	44	38	14	4	227
60+	66	25	7	2	315
education
Less than HS	30	52	11	7	78
HS graduate	38	38	17	8	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	39	43	13	5	264
Bachelor's degree	48	36	12	4	207
Post grad study/professional degree	62	24	9	5	170
income
Less than $30k	37	41	15	7	228
$30k to less than $50k	35	43	12	10	164
$50k to less than $75k	46	30	19	5	151
$75k to less than $100k	47	39	10	4	143
$100k or more	52	34	10	4	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	45	37	12	5	419
Independent	21	43	20	16	155
Democrat	52	35	11	2	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	46	36	11	6	315
Independent	33	43	16	8	401
Democrat	56	31	10	2	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	46	36	11	6	315
Lean Republican	40	41	16	4	104
Independent	21	43	20	16	155
Lean Democrat	42	44	12	2	142
Democrat	56	31	10	2	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	50	33	11	5	601
Black Non-Hispanic	37	46	11	5	114
Hispanic	36	39	20	6	182
Other	34	46	13	8	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	42	36	12	10	81
Once a week	44	40	16	1	176
Once or twice a month	34	44	18	4	69
A few times a year	51	32	11	5	145
Seldom	46	39	13	3	243
Never	42	36	11	11	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	40	41	13	6	277
Mainline Protestant	46	38	10	5	177
Roman Catholic	53	32	10	5	164
No religion	43	37	14	6	293
Other religion	41	37	18	4	88
ideology
Very conservative	56	29	12	3	135
Somewhat conservative	42	42	12	5	221
Moderate	32	47	14	7	395
Somewhat liberal	62	21	17	1	154
Very liberal	55	26	5	14	94
voter registration status
Registered	50	36	12	2	779
Not registered	23	43	16	18	221

Registered to vote

Are you registered to vote at your present address, or not?
	Yes	No	n
sex
Male	77	23	481
Female	79	21	508
Another gender	100	0	2
age
18-29	63	37	183
30-44	69	31	277
45-59	84	16	227
60+	90	10	315
education
Less than HS	53	47	78
HS graduate	79	21	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	81	19	264
Bachelor's degree	82	18	207
Post grad study/professional degree	78	22	170
income
Less than $30k	68	32	228
$30k to less than $50k	75	25	164
$50k to less than $75k	80	20	151
$75k to less than $100k	80	19	143
$100k or more	84	16	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	84	16	419
Independent	55	45	155
Democrat	81	19	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	87	13	315
Independent	64	36	401
Democrat	88	12	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	87	13	315
Lean Republican	73	27	104
Independent	55	45	155
Lean Democrat	66	34	142
Democrat	88	12	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	81	19	601
Black Non-Hispanic	83	17	114
Hispanic	65	35	182
Other	75	25	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	75	25	81
Once a week	90	10	176
Once or twice a month	70	30	69
A few times a year	84	16	145
Seldom	76	24	243
Never	71	29	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	82	18	277
Mainline Protestant	80	20	177
Roman Catholic	83	17	164
No religion	70	30	293
Other religion	76	24	88
ideology
Very conservative	87	13	135
Somewhat conservative	82	18	221
Moderate	73	27	395
Somewhat liberal	79	21	154
Very liberal	72	28	94
voter registration status
Registered	100	0	779
Not registered	0	100	221

Chances will vote

What are the chances that you will vote in the November 2026 general election for congressional and state offices-- are you absolutely certain to vote, very likely to vote, are the chances 50-50, or don't you think you will vote?
	Absolutely certain to vote	Very likely to vote	Chances are 50-50	Don't think will vote	Not eligible to vote	n
sex
Male	54	18	14	10	5	481
Female	56	20	12	9	3	508
Another gender	56	44	0	0	0	2
age
18-29	30	31	21	16	4	183
30-44	40	21	18	15	6	277
45-59	63	18	10	7	2	227
60+	77	11	7	2	3	315
education
Less than HS	25	30	23	19	2	78
HS graduate	49	22	16	10	3	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	53	21	13	9	4	264
Bachelor's degree	63	18	9	6	5	207
Post grad study/professional degree	70	9	7	9	4	170
income
Less than $30k	39	21	28	9	4	228
$30k to less than $50k	45	22	14	15	4	164
$50k to less than $75k	57	18	15	6	4	151
$75k to less than $100k	64	17	7	10	3	143
$100k or more	66	18	4	8	4	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	60	18	13	7	2	419
Independent	25	19	27	25	4	155
Democrat	60	20	9	5	6	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	66	16	11	5	2	315
Independent	38	21	20	16	5	401
Democrat	66	20	7	4	4	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	66	16	11	5	2	315
Lean Republican	43	24	19	13	2	104
Independent	25	19	27	25	4	155
Lean Democrat	49	22	12	8	9	142
Democrat	66	20	7	4	4	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	61	16	11	9	2	601
Black Non-Hispanic	57	20	15	5	4	114
Hispanic	37	24	17	14	9	182
Other	45	27	15	9	4	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	56	20	10	9	6	81
Once a week	61	19	14	3	3	176
Once or twice a month	43	21	14	15	8	69
A few times a year	64	17	12	5	3	145
Seldom	57	19	14	8	2	243
Never	47	20	13	15	5	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	58	18	14	5	5	277
Mainline Protestant	56	21	9	13	1	177
Roman Catholic	61	18	8	8	5	164
No religion	48	20	16	12	5	293
Other religion	55	18	17	8	2	88
ideology
Very conservative	66	16	10	5	3	135
Somewhat conservative	58	16	17	5	4	221
Moderate	43	25	16	13	3	395
Somewhat liberal	66	15	7	9	2	154
Very liberal	60	14	7	8	11	94
voter registration status
Registered	67	20	11	1	0	779
Not registered	10	16	20	37	17	221

Generic ballot

If the election for Congress were held today, would you vote for the (Democratic) candidate in your district or the (Republican) candidate in your district?
	Democratic candidate	Republican candidate	Neither	Would not vote	n
sex
Male	41	45	9	6	481
Female	48	38	10	4	508
Another gender	100	0	0	0	2
age
18-29	49	27	17	6	183
30-44	42	38	11	9	277
45-59	47	41	8	3	227
60+	43	52	4	2	315
education
Less than HS	30	41	22	6	78
HS graduate	40	46	8	6	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	45	40	9	6	264
Bachelor's degree	49	40	8	3	207
Post grad study/professional degree	55	35	8	2	170
income
Less than $30k	45	38	11	5	228
$30k to less than $50k	39	42	13	6	164
$50k to less than $75k	45	41	10	4	151
$75k to less than $100k	43	43	7	7	143
$100k or more	48	41	7	4	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	3	88	5	4	419
Independent	28	15	37	19	155
Democrat	92	4	4	1	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	3	92	2	3	315
Independent	42	28	21	10	401
Democrat	95	3	2	0	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	3	92	2	3	315
Lean Republican	3	76	15	6	104
Independent	28	15	37	19	155
Lean Democrat	85	5	8	2	142
Democrat	95	3	2	0	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	35	51	9	5	601
Black Non-Hispanic	76	9	9	5	114
Hispanic	51	30	13	6	182
Other	57	35	6	1	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	26	60	5	9	81
Once a week	35	59	6	0	176
Once or twice a month	38	42	13	6	69
A few times a year	48	41	7	4	145
Seldom	47	38	10	4	243
Never	54	26	12	8	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	26	64	7	2	277
Mainline Protestant	53	31	11	5	177
Roman Catholic	42	48	7	3	164
No religion	58	21	13	7	293
Other religion	45	42	6	7	88
ideology
Very conservative	6	84	6	3	135
Somewhat conservative	14	78	6	3	221
Moderate	49	29	14	8	395
Somewhat liberal	89	6	4	1	154
Very liberal	83	1	9	8	94
voter registration status
Registered	46	45	7	1	779
Not registered	39	26	18	17	221

Voting enthusiasm

How enthusiastic are you about voting in the elections this November for congressional and state offices?
	Very enthusiastic	Somewhat enthusiastic	Not too enthusiastic	Not at all enthusiastic	n
sex
Male	30	33	24	14	481
Female	31	31	24	14	508
Another gender	22	0	78	0	2
age
18-29	12	34	35	19	183
30-44	16	33	29	22	277
45-59	37	31	21	12	227
60+	49	29	14	7	315
education
Less than HS	20	31	34	15	78
HS graduate	26	37	21	15	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	30	30	23	17	264
Bachelor's degree	32	29	26	13	207
Post grad study/professional degree	39	29	22	11	170
income
Less than $30k	24	33	27	16	228
$30k to less than $50k	25	32	26	16	164
$50k to less than $75k	31	33	25	11	151
$75k to less than $100k	35	28	23	14	143
$100k or more	35	31	20	14	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	30	36	21	13	419
Independent	10	22	31	36	155
Democrat	38	31	23	8	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	34	38	18	10	315
Independent	18	26	33	23	401
Democrat	44	33	17	7	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	34	38	18	10	315
Lean Republican	20	28	31	21	104
Independent	10	22	31	36	155
Lean Democrat	24	27	37	11	142
Democrat	44	33	17	7	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	32	30	23	14	601
Black Non-Hispanic	36	31	22	11	114
Hispanic	23	34	24	20	182
Other	23	33	31	12	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	31	30	22	17	81
Once a week	38	37	19	6	176
Once or twice a month	25	38	23	14	69
A few times a year	40	30	23	7	145
Seldom	26	34	27	14	243
Never	26	26	25	23	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	29	39	21	11	277
Mainline Protestant	33	26	29	13	177
Roman Catholic	37	34	20	8	164
No religion	25	28	26	21	293
Other religion	32	28	23	17	88
ideology
Very conservative	45	35	9	11	135
Somewhat conservative	25	34	27	13	221
Moderate	23	32	29	16	395
Somewhat liberal	47	27	17	9	154
Very liberal	28	25	21	26	94
voter registration status
Registered	37	34	22	7	779
Not registered	7	24	30	39	221

Supreme Court approval (4-pt)

Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way the US Supreme Court is handling its job?
	Strongly approve	Somewhat approve	Somewhat disapprove	Strongly disapprove	n
sex
Male	12	40	26	21	481
Female	7	34	34	25	508
Another gender	0	0	44	56	2
age
18-29	4	29	43	23	183
30-44	9	37	34	20	277
45-59	8	40	28	24	227
60+	14	40	22	24	315
education
Less than HS	10	47	29	15	78
HS graduate	11	40	34	16	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	8	35	34	23	264
Bachelor's degree	10	38	26	26	207
Post grad study/professional degree	8	30	28	34	170
income
Less than $30k	9	36	39	16	228
$30k to less than $50k	9	42	29	20	164
$50k to less than $75k	7	39	30	23	151
$75k to less than $100k	10	37	27	25	143
$100k or more	10	33	27	29	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	19	57	21	3	419
Independent	3	36	35	26	155
Democrat	2	18	38	41	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	19	59	20	3	315
Independent	6	33	35	25	401
Democrat	3	18	37	42	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	19	59	20	3	315
Lean Republican	19	51	26	4	104
Independent	3	36	35	26	155
Lean Democrat	1	17	42	40	142
Democrat	3	18	37	42	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	10	40	28	22	601
Black Non-Hispanic	5	27	41	27	114
Hispanic	8	35	38	19	182
Other	13	39	18	29	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	10	50	30	11	81
Once a week	18	45	25	12	176
Once or twice a month	7	44	34	16	69
A few times a year	11	37	35	17	145
Seldom	7	36	28	29	243
Never	5	27	34	33	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	14	52	25	9	277
Mainline Protestant	8	32	38	21	177
Roman Catholic	11	43	23	23	164
No religion	4	25	37	34	293
Other religion	10	30	28	31	88
ideology
Very conservative	23	53	17	7	135
Somewhat conservative	15	53	25	7	221
Moderate	5	40	38	16	395
Somewhat liberal	2	11	36	51	154
Very liberal	4	8	22	66	94
voter registration status
Registered	11	38	28	24	779
Not registered	5	33	42	21	221

Supreme Court approval (2-pt)

Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way the US Supreme Court is handling its job?
	Approve	Disapprove	n
sex
Male	53	47	481
Female	41	59	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	33	67	183
30-44	45	54	277
45-59	47	53	227
60+	54	46	315
education
Less than HS	57	43	78
HS graduate	51	49	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	43	57	264
Bachelor's degree	48	52	207
Post grad study/professional degree	38	62	170
income
Less than $30k	45	55	228
$30k to less than $50k	51	49	164
$50k to less than $75k	47	53	151
$75k to less than $100k	48	52	143
$100k or more	44	56	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	76	24	419
Independent	39	61	155
Democrat	20	80	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	77	23	315
Independent	40	60	401
Democrat	21	79	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	77	23	315
Lean Republican	70	30	104
Independent	39	61	155
Lean Democrat	18	82	142
Democrat	21	79	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	49	51	601
Black Non-Hispanic	32	68	114
Hispanic	43	57	182
Other	53	47	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	60	40	81
Once a week	63	37	176
Once or twice a month	51	49	69
A few times a year	48	52	145
Seldom	43	57	243
Never	33	67	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	66	34	277
Mainline Protestant	40	60	177
Roman Catholic	54	46	164
No religion	29	71	293
Other religion	40	60	88
ideology
Very conservative	76	24	135
Somewhat conservative	68	32	221
Moderate	45	55	395
Somewhat liberal	13	87	154
Very liberal	12	88	94
voter registration status
Registered	49	51	779
Not registered	37	63	221

Justice majority

What is your guess as to whether a majority of the current US Supreme Court Justices were appointed by Democratic or Republican presidents?
	Definitely a majority appointed by Democratic presidents	Probably a majority appointed by Democratic presidents	Probably a majority appointed by Republican presidents	Definitely a majority appointed by Republican presidents	n
sex
Male	2	13	42	43	481
Female	5	18	43	34	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	2	23	45	30	183
30-44	4	19	44	33	277
45-59	4	15	41	40	227
60+	3	10	41	46	315
education
Less than HS	10	23	45	22	78
HS graduate	3	23	43	31	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	3	14	44	39	264
Bachelor's degree	2	10	49	39	207
Post grad study/professional degree	3	10	33	53	170
income
Less than $30k	8	23	40	29	228
$30k to less than $50k	3	20	46	31	164
$50k to less than $75k	1	15	46	37	151
$75k to less than $100k	3	14	46	36	143
$100k or more	1	10	39	50	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	4	19	47	30	419
Independent	2	25	45	28	155
Democrat	3	9	37	50	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	3	19	48	30	315
Independent	3	19	43	36	401
Democrat	4	9	36	51	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	3	19	48	30	315
Lean Republican	5	20	44	30	104
Independent	2	25	45	28	155
Lean Democrat	1	11	41	47	142
Democrat	4	9	36	51	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	2	16	40	41	601
Black Non-Hispanic	5	16	39	40	114
Hispanic	5	16	52	27	182
Other	4	14	43	39	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	4	23	51	22	81
Once a week	6	18	41	35	176
Once or twice a month	5	17	48	30	69
A few times a year	0	14	46	40	145
Seldom	3	10	46	41	243
Never	3	19	35	43	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	5	17	49	28	277
Mainline Protestant	2	19	42	37	177
Roman Catholic	2	10	41	47	164
No religion	3	16	37	44	293
Other religion	4	17	44	36	88
ideology
Very conservative	4	17	44	35	135
Somewhat conservative	2	17	54	27	221
Moderate	3	20	43	33	395
Somewhat liberal	1	7	37	55	154
Very liberal	10	9	20	61	94
voter registration status
Registered	2	16	42	40	779
Not registered	6	16	46	32	221

Justice motivations

In general, what most often motivates Supreme Court justices’ decisions?
	Mainly politics	Mainly the law	n
sex
Male	47	53	481
Female	57	43	508
Another gender	100	0	2
age
18-29	70	30	183
30-44	56	43	277
45-59	51	49	227
60+	39	61	315
education
Less than HS	55	45	78
HS graduate	55	45	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	58	42	264
Bachelor's degree	42	58	207
Post grad study/professional degree	48	52	170
income
Less than $30k	57	43	228
$30k to less than $50k	51	49	164
$50k to less than $75k	57	43	151
$75k to less than $100k	53	47	143
$100k or more	47	53	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	36	64	419
Independent	57	43	155
Democrat	67	33	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	35	65	315
Independent	57	43	401
Democrat	65	35	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	35	65	315
Lean Republican	38	62	104
Independent	57	43	155
Lean Democrat	70	30	142
Democrat	65	35	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	47	53	601
Black Non-Hispanic	61	39	114
Hispanic	60	40	182
Other	56	44	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	45	55	81
Once a week	46	54	176
Once or twice a month	54	46	69
A few times a year	50	50	145
Seldom	51	49	243
Never	60	40	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	44	56	277
Mainline Protestant	52	48	177
Roman Catholic	48	52	164
No religion	62	38	293
Other religion	54	46	88
ideology
Very conservative	40	60	135
Somewhat conservative	37	63	221
Moderate	53	47	395
Somewhat liberal	67	33	154
Very liberal	76	24	94
voter registration status
Registered	52	48	779
Not registered	54	46	221

Increase # justices

[Increase the number of justices on the US Supreme Court] How much do you favor or oppose the following proposals affecting the Supreme Court?
	Strongly favor	Somewhat favor	Somewhat oppose	Strongly oppose	n
sex
Male	18	27	25	30	481
Female	17	39	28	16	508
Another gender	0	56	44	0	2
age
18-29	19	39	35	7	183
30-44	18	39	25	17	277
45-59	18	35	24	23	227
60+	16	23	26	36	315
education
Less than HS	21	48	23	7	78
HS graduate	20	31	28	22	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	12	37	27	24	264
Bachelor's degree	16	31	26	27	207
Post grad study/professional degree	21	26	27	25	170
income
Less than $30k	23	38	30	8	228
$30k to less than $50k	10	37	33	20	164
$50k to less than $75k	19	38	24	19	151
$75k to less than $100k	19	29	25	26	143
$100k or more	15	27	24	35	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	10	29	23	38	419
Independent	16	36	29	19	155
Democrat	26	36	29	9	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	10	28	23	39	315
Independent	17	32	31	20	401
Democrat	27	40	25	9	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	10	28	23	39	315
Lean Republican	9	32	24	35	104
Independent	16	36	29	19	155
Lean Democrat	23	28	39	9	142
Democrat	27	40	25	9	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	15	29	26	30	601
Black Non-Hispanic	21	41	30	9	114
Hispanic	23	38	29	10	182
Other	19	40	21	19	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	10	33	30	28	81
Once a week	16	30	26	29	176
Once or twice a month	22	36	23	20	69
A few times a year	14	34	28	23	145
Seldom	17	33	25	24	243
Never	22	34	28	16	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	13	30	29	28	277
Mainline Protestant	15	35	28	23	177
Roman Catholic	14	29	25	32	164
No religion	22	38	26	13	293
Other religion	26	32	23	20	88
ideology
Very conservative	12	18	19	51	135
Somewhat conservative	9	30	24	36	221
Moderate	16	40	30	15	395
Somewhat liberal	28	36	29	6	154
Very liberal	36	26	27	11	94
voter registration status
Registered	17	32	25	27	779
Not registered	20	37	35	9	221

Fixed terms

[Have judges serve a fixed term on the court rather than serving life terms] How much do you favor or oppose the following proposals affecting the Supreme Court?
	Strongly favor	Somewhat favor	Somewhat oppose	Strongly oppose	n
sex
Male	47	29	14	10	481
Female	49	32	14	4	508
Another gender	56	44	0	0	2
age
18-29	35	35	24	6	183
30-44	50	34	12	4	277
45-59	51	28	13	8	227
60+	51	27	12	10	315
education
Less than HS	42	42	15	2	78
HS graduate	44	31	19	6	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	53	28	14	6	264
Bachelor's degree	44	35	11	9	207
Post grad study/professional degree	55	23	13	9	170
income
Less than $30k	45	32	19	4	228
$30k to less than $50k	40	33	21	6	164
$50k to less than $75k	51	27	16	6	151
$75k to less than $100k	54	32	8	6	143
$100k or more	50	30	10	11	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	38	35	16	12	419
Independent	41	30	21	8	155
Democrat	60	27	11	2	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	39	34	15	13	315
Independent	46	31	18	6	401
Democrat	61	26	10	3	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	39	34	15	13	315
Lean Republican	36	37	18	8	104
Independent	41	30	21	8	155
Lean Democrat	57	28	13	2	142
Democrat	61	26	10	3	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	49	31	11	8	601
Black Non-Hispanic	53	26	16	4	114
Hispanic	43	31	21	6	182
Other	40	31	21	8	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	50	31	10	9	81
Once a week	40	36	13	11	176
Once or twice a month	40	32	23	4	69
A few times a year	38	37	15	10	145
Seldom	52	29	12	7	243
Never	56	25	16	3	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	38	38	15	9	277
Mainline Protestant	51	28	14	7	177
Roman Catholic	45	33	12	10	164
No religion	55	26	16	3	293
Other religion	56	25	14	5	88
ideology
Very conservative	34	34	16	16	135
Somewhat conservative	38	34	16	12	221
Moderate	46	34	16	4	395
Somewhat liberal	69	20	9	2	154
Very liberal	68	21	8	3	94
voter registration status
Registered	50	31	12	8	779
Not registered	42	31	22	5	221

Heard about Court

Thinking about the last month only, how much have you heard or read about the U.S. Supreme Court?
	A lot	A little	Nothing at all	n
sex
Male	28	56	16	481
Female	22	56	22	508
Another gender	0	100	0	2
age
18-29	14	61	25	183
30-44	15	55	30	277
45-59	25	57	17	227
60+	38	55	7	315
education
Less than HS	18	61	21	78
HS graduate	16	65	19	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	22	54	23	264
Bachelor's degree	28	55	17	207
Post grad study/professional degree	38	47	15	170
income
Less than $30k	19	62	18	228
$30k to less than $50k	15	59	25	164
$50k to less than $75k	28	54	19	151
$75k to less than $100k	27	54	19	143
$100k or more	30	53	17	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	20	61	19	419
Independent	17	52	31	155
Democrat	31	54	15	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	22	60	18	315
Independent	21	56	23	401
Democrat	33	53	14	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	22	60	18	315
Lean Republican	15	63	23	104
Independent	17	52	31	155
Lean Democrat	29	56	15	142
Democrat	33	53	14	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	26	55	19	601
Black Non-Hispanic	27	57	16	114
Hispanic	17	62	21	182
Other	24	53	22	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	17	59	23	81
Once a week	25	61	14	176
Once or twice a month	22	54	24	69
A few times a year	31	54	15	145
Seldom	27	57	16	243
Never	22	54	24	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	20	62	18	277
Mainline Protestant	30	51	19	177
Roman Catholic	27	57	17	164
No religion	25	54	21	293
Other religion	22	58	20	88
ideology
Very conservative	23	53	24	135
Somewhat conservative	21	63	16	221
Moderate	18	59	23	395
Somewhat liberal	42	49	9	154
Very liberal	33	47	20	94
voter registration status
Registered	28	57	15	779
Not registered	12	55	33	221

Court avoiding Trump

Do you think the U.S. Supreme Court is going out of its way to avoid making a ruling that President Donald Trump might refuse to obey?
	Is going out of its way to avoid	Is not avoiding a ruling	n
sex
Male	51	49	481
Female	64	36	508
Another gender	100	0	2
age
18-29	70	30	183
30-44	58	42	277
45-59	56	44	227
60+	50	50	315
education
Less than HS	66	34	78
HS graduate	57	43	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	58	42	264
Bachelor's degree	53	47	207
Post grad study/professional degree	56	43	170
income
Less than $30k	71	29	228
$30k to less than $50k	51	49	164
$50k to less than $75k	59	41	151
$75k to less than $100k	47	53	143
$100k or more	55	45	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	33	67	419
Independent	60	40	155
Democrat	80	20	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	33	67	315
Independent	58	42	401
Democrat	82	18	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	33	67	315
Lean Republican	30	70	104
Independent	60	40	155
Lean Democrat	77	23	142
Democrat	82	18	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	50	50	601
Black Non-Hispanic	74	26	114
Hispanic	67	33	182
Other	62	38	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	48	52	81
Once a week	46	54	176
Once or twice a month	62	38	69
A few times a year	55	45	145
Seldom	59	40	243
Never	64	36	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	47	53	277
Mainline Protestant	68	32	177
Roman Catholic	47	53	164
No religion	66	34	293
Other religion	61	39	88
ideology
Very conservative	26	74	135
Somewhat conservative	39	61	221
Moderate	61	39	395
Somewhat liberal	82	18	154
Very liberal	86	14	94
voter registration status
Registered	58	42	779
Not registered	56	44	221

Rulings in favor of Trump

Since the beginning of his second term, how often do you think the Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the Trump administration in cases that have reached the Court?
	Almost always	Most of the time	Only some of the time	Almost never	n
sex
Male	12	47	38	2	237
Female	20	43	35	3	263
Another gender	0	100	0	0	1
age
18-29	16	48	30	6	90
30-44	23	37	38	2	146
45-59	12	47	38	3	105
60+	13	47	39	0	168
education
Less than HS	15	36	47	2	37
HS graduate	8	45	42	4	143
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	22	41	35	3	129
Bachelor's degree	11	48	39	1	100
Post grad study/professional degree	25	46	27	1	97
income
Less than $30k	16	41	40	2	109
$30k to less than $50k	6	40	49	5	82
$50k to less than $75k	17	53	30	0	80
$75k to less than $100k	14	48	34	3	70
$100k or more	21	44	33	2	166
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	7	38	52	4	196
Independent	7	40	49	4	82
Democrat	27	52	20	1	230
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	6	39	51	5	147
Independent	14	43	41	2	212
Democrat	29	52	18	1	150
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	6	39	51	5	147
Lean Republican	9	36	54	1	49
Independent	7	40	49	4	82
Lean Democrat	25	51	24	0	80
Democrat	29	52	18	1	150
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	13	41	44	2	296
Black Non-Hispanic	28	48	20	4	61
Hispanic	10	50	38	2	91
Other	31	53	16	0	54
religious service attendance
More than once a week	4	40	52	4	45
Once a week	15	43	40	2	82
Once or twice a month	4	56	36	4	39
A few times a year	20	39	38	3	66
Seldom	19	50	29	1	120
Never	19	41	37	3	158
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	12	41	44	2	132
Mainline Protestant	14	50	32	4	85
Roman Catholic	15	45	39	1	80
No religion	20	43	34	2	171
Other religion	19	47	31	3	41
ideology
Very conservative	2	37	58	2	66
Somewhat conservative	9	43	43	5	108
Moderate	13	48	37	2	198
Somewhat liberal	30	43	27	0	86
Very liberal	39	46	12	4	51
voter registration status
Registered	15	44	39	3	378
Not registered	18	48	32	2	131

Rulings against Trump

Since the beginning of his second term, how often do you think the Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a challenger to a Trump administration policy in cases that have reached the Court?
	Almost always	Most of the time	Only some of the time	Almost never	n
sex
Male	6	31	53	11	244
Female	5	31	46	18	246
Another gender	0	0	67	33	1
age
18-29	4	34	48	14	92
30-44	12	33	44	11	131
45-59	3	30	51	17	121
60+	3	28	54	16	147
education
Less than HS	9	42	42	7	42
HS graduate	8	29	49	14	131
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	6	30	52	13	135
Bachelor's degree	3	30	46	20	107
Post grad study/professional degree	3	33	53	12	73
income
Less than $30k	10	29	47	14	119
$30k to less than $50k	9	30	53	8	82
$50k to less than $75k	5	39	40	17	72
$75k to less than $100k	1	32	47	21	73
$100k or more	3	28	55	14	146
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	5	32	55	8	222
Independent	7	22	51	20	72
Democrat	5	32	43	20	197
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	6	32	54	8	168
Independent	4	27	52	17	189
Democrat	7	35	40	18	135
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	6	32	54	8	168
Lean Republican	3	35	56	6	55
Independent	7	22	51	20	72
Lean Democrat	1	26	48	24	62
Democrat	7	35	40	18	135
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	4	32	52	12	305
Black Non-Hispanic	10	31	41	18	53
Hispanic	10	33	39	18	90
Other	2	19	58	21	41
religious service attendance
More than once a week	7	20	59	14	37
Once a week	6	29	52	13	95
Once or twice a month	7	40	43	9	30
A few times a year	4	29	55	13	79
Seldom	4	29	52	15	123
Never	7	36	40	17	128
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	7	25	58	10	145
Mainline Protestant	4	30	53	12	93
Roman Catholic	2	41	40	17	84
No religion	6	36	45	14	122
Other religion	8	21	44	28	46
ideology
Very conservative	15	34	42	9	69
Somewhat conservative	2	31	60	7	114
Moderate	5	33	49	13	197
Somewhat liberal	0	27	45	29	68
Very liberal	9	24	42	25	43
voter registration status
Registered	6	30	49	15	401
Not registered	4	34	48	13	90

VRA ruling

In April, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Voting Rights Act of 1965 does not require states to create congressional districts where nonwhite voters are in the majority, and that Louisiana’s having done so to protect the ability of Blacks to elect candidates of their choice was a violation of the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment and an unconstitutional racial gerrymander. How much do you favor or oppose this decision?
	Strongly favor	Somewhat favor	Somewhat oppose	Strongly oppose	n
sex
Male	24	31	24	21	481
Female	14	30	29	28	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	10	43	25	22	183
30-44	17	31	33	19	277
45-59	16	27	32	25	227
60+	27	23	19	31	315
education
Less than HS	20	39	39	3	78
HS graduate	19	34	28	19	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	16	31	28	25	264
Bachelor's degree	22	30	20	28	207
Post grad study/professional degree	17	19	23	41	170
income
Less than $30k	18	33	30	19	228
$30k to less than $50k	18	33	28	20	164
$50k to less than $75k	18	29	23	29	151
$75k to less than $100k	18	27	31	23	143
$100k or more	20	28	23	30	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	33	39	22	5	419
Independent	9	31	42	19	155
Democrat	8	21	25	46	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	33	40	20	7	315
Independent	13	33	32	22	401
Democrat	10	15	26	49	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	33	40	20	7	315
Lean Republican	33	37	30	0	104
Independent	9	31	42	19	155
Lean Democrat	4	32	24	40	142
Democrat	10	15	26	49	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	22	31	24	22	601
Black Non-Hispanic	10	17	26	47	114
Hispanic	15	32	37	16	182
Other	15	31	23	31	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	25	27	31	17	81
Once a week	23	35	24	18	176
Once or twice a month	23	38	24	16	69
A few times a year	15	36	25	25	145
Seldom	17	23	34	26	243
Never	17	28	23	32	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	24	39	22	15	277
Mainline Protestant	13	27	31	29	177
Roman Catholic	27	23	30	20	164
No religion	13	29	27	32	293
Other religion	20	24	24	32	88
ideology
Very conservative	49	27	20	5	135
Somewhat conservative	27	42	24	7	221
Moderate	12	33	33	21	395
Somewhat liberal	6	16	24	54	154
Very liberal	4	14	18	63	94
voter registration status
Registered	21	28	25	26	779
Not registered	10	38	32	20	221

Conversion therapy ruling

A Colorado law restricts mental health therapists from trying to change the gender identity or sexual orientation of clients under age 18, often called “conversion therapy.” On March 31, the Supreme Court ruled that the law, as it applies to talk therapy, likely is an unconstitutional violation of the therapist’s right to free speech under the First Amendment, and not a permissible regulation of medical practice. The Court sent the case back to a lower court for reconsideration under a more speech friendly standard, hinting that the Colorado law likely would be found unconstitutional. How much do you favor or oppose this decision?
	Strongly favor	Somewhat favor	Somewhat oppose	Strongly oppose	n
sex
Male	23	34	24	20	481
Female	18	29	29	23	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	19	31	24	27	183
30-44	16	33	28	23	277
45-59	20	32	26	22	227
60+	25	29	27	18	315
education
Less than HS	27	45	22	5	78
HS graduate	19	29	32	20	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	21	30	24	25	264
Bachelor's degree	17	37	22	24	207
Post grad study/professional degree	20	26	27	26	170
income
Less than $30k	22	32	26	20	228
$30k to less than $50k	19	29	27	25	164
$50k to less than $75k	14	31	30	25	151
$75k to less than $100k	22	35	23	20	143
$100k or more	21	31	26	22	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	30	27	22	21	419
Independent	12	40	31	17	155
Democrat	14	32	29	25	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	34	24	21	21	315
Independent	14	35	28	23	401
Democrat	15	34	29	23	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	34	24	21	21	315
Lean Republican	18	36	25	21	104
Independent	12	40	31	17	155
Lean Democrat	12	30	28	30	142
Democrat	15	34	29	23	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	20	31	26	23	601
Black Non-Hispanic	18	30	38	14	114
Hispanic	25	30	27	18	182
Other	18	36	19	28	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	27	26	26	21	81
Once a week	25	31	24	20	176
Once or twice a month	21	35	29	16	69
A few times a year	20	29	31	19	145
Seldom	16	33	29	22	243
Never	19	31	23	27	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	26	27	27	19	277
Mainline Protestant	18	32	32	19	177
Roman Catholic	21	40	23	16	164
No religion	17	28	26	28	293
Other religion	16	37	19	28	88
ideology
Very conservative	36	19	20	24	135
Somewhat conservative	25	29	26	19	221
Moderate	17	39	31	14	395
Somewhat liberal	14	28	29	29	154
Very liberal	12	25	14	50	94
voter registration status
Registered	22	30	26	23	779
Not registered	16	36	27	21	221

Overturn Roe

[In 2022 the Supreme Court overturned Roe versus Wade, thus striking down the 1973 decision that made abortion legal in all 50 states.] How much do you favor or oppose this decision?
	Strongly favor	Somewhat favor	Somewhat oppose	Strongly oppose	n
sex
Male	27	16	17	40	481
Female	19	16	17	49	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	20	14	23	43	183
30-44	17	19	21	44	277
45-59	22	16	17	45	227
60+	31	14	9	46	315
education
Less than HS	19	20	34	28	78
HS graduate	27	16	19	37	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	21	19	15	45	264
Bachelor's degree	25	17	12	47	207
Post grad study/professional degree	19	6	15	60	170
income
Less than $30k	19	20	22	39	228
$30k to less than $50k	23	17	26	34	164
$50k to less than $75k	26	12	12	50	151
$75k to less than $100k	28	11	15	46	143
$100k or more	22	16	11	51	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	44	21	16	19	419
Independent	10	20	23	47	155
Democrat	7	9	15	68	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	45	21	16	19	315
Independent	18	17	19	46	401
Democrat	7	9	14	70	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	45	21	16	19	315
Lean Republican	41	22	16	21	104
Independent	10	20	23	47	155
Lean Democrat	9	9	17	65	142
Democrat	7	9	14	70	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	28	13	13	46	601
Black Non-Hispanic	12	18	19	51	114
Hispanic	19	21	26	34	182
Other	16	19	18	47	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	47	15	12	26	81
Once a week	37	25	13	24	176
Once or twice a month	13	25	28	35	69
A few times a year	21	19	19	41	145
Seldom	18	12	17	53	243
Never	15	10	15	60	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	40	18	16	25	277
Mainline Protestant	14	15	20	50	177
Roman Catholic	28	19	15	38	164
No religion	10	11	16	63	293
Other religion	22	21	15	42	88
ideology
Very conservative	66	11	8	15	135
Somewhat conservative	37	24	19	20	221
Moderate	12	18	24	46	395
Somewhat liberal	6	7	8	79	154
Very liberal	2	6	8	84	94
voter registration status
Registered	26	15	15	44	779
Not registered	13	18	23	46	221

Mifepristone ruling

A lower federal court decision would prevent abortion providers from prescribing mifepristone, a medication that induces abortions, by telemedicine and shipping it to patients in states that ban most abortions. Should the U.S. Supreme Court uphold this decision or overturn it?
	Uphold the lower court decision blocking shipping of the medication by mail	Overturn the lower court decision and allow shipping of the medication by mail	n
sex
Male	44	56	481
Female	43	57	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	38	62	183
30-44	39	61	277
45-59	47	53	227
60+	47	53	315
education
Less than HS	43	57	78
HS graduate	48	52	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	45	55	264
Bachelor's degree	45	55	207
Post grad study/professional degree	31	69	170
income
Less than $30k	42	58	228
$30k to less than $50k	48	52	164
$50k to less than $75k	47	53	151
$75k to less than $100k	39	61	143
$100k or more	41	59	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	69	31	419
Independent	36	64	155
Democrat	21	79	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	72	28	315
Independent	38	62	401
Democrat	20	80	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	72	28	315
Lean Republican	60	40	104
Independent	36	64	155
Lean Democrat	24	76	142
Democrat	20	80	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	45	55	601
Black Non-Hispanic	37	63	114
Hispanic	41	59	182
Other	43	57	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	76	24	81
Once a week	64	36	176
Once or twice a month	46	54	69
A few times a year	41	59	145
Seldom	35	65	243
Never	29	71	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	68	32	277
Mainline Protestant	41	59	177
Roman Catholic	43	57	164
No religion	24	76	293
Other religion	38	62	88
ideology
Very conservative	79	21	135
Somewhat conservative	70	30	221
Moderate	35	65	395
Somewhat liberal	14	86	154
Very liberal	11	89	94
voter registration status
Registered	45	55	779
Not registered	39	61	221

Birthright citizenship case

The Supreme Court heard arguments on April 1 asking whether an executive order can legally declare that only children born to at least one citizen parent or to lawful permanent residents are citizens of the United States or whether the order is unconstitutional because the 14th Amendment makes all those born in the United States citizens. How do you think the Supreme Court should rule?
	The executive order can limit citizenship	The 14th amendment makes all those born in the U.S. citizens	n
sex
Male	34	65	481
Female	31	69	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	21	79	183
30-44	32	68	277
45-59	33	67	227
60+	39	61	315
education
Less than HS	32	68	78
HS graduate	34	66	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	33	67	264
Bachelor's degree	35	65	207
Post grad study/professional degree	26	73	170
income
Less than $30k	25	75	228
$30k to less than $50k	36	64	164
$50k to less than $75k	27	73	151
$75k to less than $100k	33	66	143
$100k or more	38	62	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	57	43	419
Independent	29	71	155
Democrat	9	91	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	62	38	315
Independent	27	73	401
Democrat	8	92	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	62	38	315
Lean Republican	43	57	104
Independent	29	71	155
Lean Democrat	13	87	142
Democrat	8	92	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	40	60	601
Black Non-Hispanic	15	85	114
Hispanic	20	80	182
Other	30	70	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	46	54	81
Once a week	37	63	176
Once or twice a month	40	60	69
A few times a year	39	61	145
Seldom	29	70	243
Never	23	77	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	45	55	277
Mainline Protestant	27	73	177
Roman Catholic	37	63	164
No religion	23	77	293
Other religion	26	74	88
ideology
Very conservative	71	29	135
Somewhat conservative	49	51	221
Moderate	25	75	395
Somewhat liberal	8	92	154
Very liberal	7	93	94
voter registration status
Registered	34	66	779
Not registered	26	74	221

Trans sports case

The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case asking whether state laws that prohibit transgender girls and women from participating on girls’ and women’s sports teams violate the Constitution’s equal protection clause. How do you think the Supreme Court should rule?
	Rule that these state laws are constitutional	Rule against these state laws as violations of the equal protection clause	Web blank	n
sex
Male	67	33	0	481
Female	60	40	0	508
Another gender	0	100	0	2
age
18-29	51	49	0	183
30-44	61	39	0	277
45-59	67	33	0	227
60+	68	32	0	315
education
Less than HS	61	39	0	78
HS graduate	67	33	0	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	64	36	0	264
Bachelor's degree	60	40	0	207
Post grad study/professional degree	59	40	0	170
income
Less than $30k	60	40	0	228
$30k to less than $50k	59	41	0	164
$50k to less than $75k	63	37	0	151
$75k to less than $100k	59	40	0	143
$100k or more	69	31	0	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	81	19	0	419
Independent	53	47	0	155
Democrat	49	50	0	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	79	21	0	315
Independent	62	38	0	401
Democrat	47	53	0	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	79	21	0	315
Lean Republican	85	15	0	104
Independent	53	47	0	155
Lean Democrat	54	46	0	142
Democrat	47	53	0	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	67	33	0	601
Black Non-Hispanic	59	41	0	114
Hispanic	63	37	0	182
Other	47	53	0	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	80	20	0	81
Once a week	68	32	0	176
Once or twice a month	67	33	0	69
A few times a year	70	30	0	145
Seldom	60	40	0	243
Never	53	47	0	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	76	24	0	277
Mainline Protestant	63	37	0	177
Roman Catholic	73	27	0	164
No religion	48	52	0	293
Other religion	52	48	0	88
ideology
Very conservative	80	20	0	135
Somewhat conservative	80	20	0	221
Moderate	65	35	0	395
Somewhat liberal	46	53	0	154
Very liberal	20	80	0	94
voter registration status
Registered	65	35	0	779
Not registered	58	42	0	221

Absentee ballots case

The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case asking whether to uphold a state law that allows absentee ballots to be counted that are postmarked by election day, but that arrive up to five days after the election, or whether this state law conflicts with the federal law setting the date of elections. Should the Supreme Court uphold the state law to count late-arriving ballots, or should it strike down the state law because it is not consistent with federal law?
	Uphold the state law to count late-arriving ballots	Strike down the state law because it is not consistent with federal law	n
sex
Male	54	46	481
Female	59	41	508
Another gender	100	0	2
age
18-29	55	45	183
30-44	59	41	277
45-59	59	41	227
60+	53	47	315
education
Less than HS	54	46	78
HS graduate	52	48	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	51	49	264
Bachelor's degree	59	41	207
Post grad study/professional degree	69	31	170
income
Less than $30k	61	39	228
$30k to less than $50k	47	53	164
$50k to less than $75k	55	45	151
$75k to less than $100k	60	40	143
$100k or more	57	43	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	32	68	419
Independent	54	46	155
Democrat	81	19	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	31	69	315
Independent	58	42	401
Democrat	81	19	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	31	69	315
Lean Republican	34	66	104
Independent	54	46	155
Lean Democrat	80	20	142
Democrat	81	19	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	47	53	601
Black Non-Hispanic	77	23	114
Hispanic	64	36	182
Other	71	29	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	45	55	81
Once a week	49	51	176
Once or twice a month	58	42	69
A few times a year	47	53	145
Seldom	61	39	243
Never	64	36	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	44	56	277
Mainline Protestant	60	40	177
Roman Catholic	54	46	164
No religion	66	34	293
Other religion	60	40	88
ideology
Very conservative	22	78	135
Somewhat conservative	42	58	221
Moderate	60	40	395
Somewhat liberal	79	21	154
Very liberal	85	15	94
voter registration status
Registered	55	45	779
Not registered	59	41	221

Fed case

The Supreme Court has heard arguments in a case asking whether President Trump can remove a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. A lower court ruling prevented the removal, which the Supreme Court is now considering. How do you think the Supreme Court should rule?
	The president has the authority to remove members of the Federal Reserve Board	The Federal Reserve Board has special independence, and the president may not remove members	n
sex
Male	34	66	481
Female	33	67	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	34	66	183
30-44	36	64	277
45-59	30	70	227
60+	34	66	315
education
Less than HS	37	63	78
HS graduate	45	55	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	36	64	264
Bachelor's degree	26	74	207
Post grad study/professional degree	19	81	170
income
Less than $30k	40	60	228
$30k to less than $50k	31	69	164
$50k to less than $75k	39	61	151
$75k to less than $100k	33	66	143
$100k or more	27	73	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	60	40	419
Independent	32	68	155
Democrat	8	92	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	62	38	315
Independent	29	71	401
Democrat	9	91	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	62	38	315
Lean Republican	55	45	104
Independent	32	68	155
Lean Democrat	6	94	142
Democrat	9	91	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	40	60	601
Black Non-Hispanic	18	82	114
Hispanic	28	72	182
Other	26	74	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	53	47	81
Once a week	43	57	176
Once or twice a month	37	63	69
A few times a year	33	67	145
Seldom	31	69	243
Never	24	76	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	52	48	277
Mainline Protestant	24	76	177
Roman Catholic	37	63	164
No religion	23	77	293
Other religion	22	78	88
ideology
Very conservative	68	32	135
Somewhat conservative	53	47	221
Moderate	29	71	395
Somewhat liberal	4	96	154
Very liberal	6	94	94
voter registration status
Registered	34	66	779
Not registered	33	67	221

Appointment power case

By federal statute, individuals appointed to serve on independent, multi-member regulatory agencies, like the Federal Trade Commission, can be removed only for “inefficiency, neglect of duty, or malfeasance in office.” The Supreme Court has heard arguments in a case asking whether such Congressional requirements for removal infringe on the president’s executive power. How do you think the Supreme Court should rule?
	Rule that statutes can set requirements for removal from independent agencies	Rule that the president has executive power to remove heads of independent agencies	n
sex
Male	71	29	481
Female	75	25	508
Another gender	100	0	2
age
18-29	74	26	183
30-44	76	24	277
45-59	74	26	227
60+	69	31	315
education
Less than HS	54	46	78
HS graduate	62	38	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	75	25	264
Bachelor's degree	82	18	207
Post grad study/professional degree	87	13	170
income
Less than $30k	73	27	228
$30k to less than $50k	62	38	164
$50k to less than $75k	71	29	151
$75k to less than $100k	77	23	143
$100k or more	79	21	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	54	46	419
Independent	72	28	155
Democrat	93	7	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	53	47	315
Independent	75	25	401
Democrat	94	6	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	53	47	315
Lean Republican	58	42	104
Independent	72	28	155
Lean Democrat	90	10	142
Democrat	94	6	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	69	31	601
Black Non-Hispanic	87	13	114
Hispanic	72	28	182
Other	82	18	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	57	43	81
Once a week	70	30	176
Once or twice a month	68	32	69
A few times a year	75	25	145
Seldom	77	23	243
Never	77	23	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	62	38	277
Mainline Protestant	81	19	177
Roman Catholic	71	29	164
No religion	80	20	293
Other religion	78	22	88
ideology
Very conservative	43	57	135
Somewhat conservative	61	39	221
Moderate	78	22	395
Somewhat liberal	93	7	154
Very liberal	95	5	94
voter registration status
Registered	74	26	779
Not registered	71	29	221

Campaign spending case

In December, the Supreme Court heard arguments challenging a federal law limiting the amount of money that political parties can spend in coordination with a candidate for office. The challengers argue that the limits violate First Amendment free speech rights. Supporters argue that the law appropriately ensures that contributors cannot use donations to parties to evade limits on contributions directly to candidates.
	The limits violate the First Amendment	The law is an appropriate regulation of campaign spending	n
sex
Male	24	76	481
Female	28	72	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	38	62	183
30-44	32	68	277
45-59	27	73	227
60+	12	87	315
education
Less than HS	40	60	78
HS graduate	31	68	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	28	72	264
Bachelor's degree	19	81	207
Post grad study/professional degree	14	86	170
income
Less than $30k	36	63	228
$30k to less than $50k	29	71	164
$50k to less than $75k	24	76	151
$75k to less than $100k	24	75	143
$100k or more	17	83	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	25	74	419
Independent	36	64	155
Democrat	22	78	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	26	73	315
Independent	27	73	401
Democrat	23	77	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	26	73	315
Lean Republican	22	78	104
Independent	36	64	155
Lean Democrat	21	79	142
Democrat	23	77	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	22	78	601
Black Non-Hispanic	36	64	114
Hispanic	32	68	182
Other	26	73	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	22	77	81
Once a week	27	73	176
Once or twice a month	27	73	69
A few times a year	28	71	145
Seldom	26	74	243
Never	24	76	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	25	74	277
Mainline Protestant	26	74	177
Roman Catholic	30	70	164
No religion	25	75	293
Other religion	21	79	88
ideology
Very conservative	26	73	135
Somewhat conservative	25	74	221
Moderate	29	71	395
Somewhat liberal	19	81	154
Very liberal	22	78	94
voter registration status
Registered	24	75	779
Not registered	31	69	221

Approve: Trump (4-pt)

Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling his job as president?
	Strongly approve	Somewhat approve	Somewhat disapprove	Strongly disapprove	n
sex
Male	19	22	18	41	481
Female	14	22	17	48	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	6	15	30	48	183
30-44	11	24	20	44	277
45-59	17	24	14	45	227
60+	25	22	10	43	315
education
Less than HS	20	23	25	33	78
HS graduate	19	24	23	34	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	15	21	18	45	264
Bachelor's degree	15	24	11	50	207
Post grad study/professional degree	11	18	10	60	170
income
Less than $30k	16	20	21	42	228
$30k to less than $50k	15	28	17	41	164
$50k to less than $75k	15	23	16	47	151
$75k to less than $100k	18	22	17	42	143
$100k or more	16	19	15	49	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	37	40	16	7	419
Independent	1	16	38	46	155
Democrat	1	6	12	81	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	41	42	11	6	315
Independent	7	17	29	47	401
Democrat	2	6	8	84	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	41	42	11	6	315
Lean Republican	23	37	29	11	104
Independent	1	16	38	46	155
Lean Democrat	1	5	19	75	142
Democrat	2	6	8	84	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	20	26	17	37	601
Black Non-Hispanic	6	9	17	68	114
Hispanic	12	17	19	52	182
Other	10	21	16	53	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	25	29	14	32	81
Once a week	25	26	15	34	176
Once or twice a month	16	27	23	34	69
A few times a year	15	25	22	39	145
Seldom	13	23	17	47	243
Never	11	14	16	59	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	27	30	18	26	277
Mainline Protestant	9	21	21	49	177
Roman Catholic	21	24	12	43	164
No religion	8	14	18	60	293
Other religion	14	21	16	49	88
ideology
Very conservative	59	26	8	7	135
Somewhat conservative	22	45	20	13	221
Moderate	7	19	24	49	395
Somewhat liberal	2	3	11	84	154
Very liberal	2	4	5	89	94
voter registration status
Registered	18	23	14	45	779
Not registered	8	18	30	44	221

Approve: Trump (2-pt)

Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling his job as president?
	Approve	Disapprove	n
sex
Male	41	59	481
Female	35	65	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	22	78	183
30-44	35	64	277
45-59	41	59	227
60+	47	53	315
education
Less than HS	43	57	78
HS graduate	42	58	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	36	64	264
Bachelor's degree	39	61	207
Post grad study/professional degree	29	70	170
income
Less than $30k	37	63	228
$30k to less than $50k	42	58	164
$50k to less than $75k	37	63	151
$75k to less than $100k	40	59	143
$100k or more	36	64	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	77	23	419
Independent	16	84	155
Democrat	7	93	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	83	17	315
Independent	24	76	401
Democrat	8	92	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	83	17	315
Lean Republican	60	40	104
Independent	16	84	155
Lean Democrat	6	94	142
Democrat	8	92	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	46	54	601
Black Non-Hispanic	15	85	114
Hispanic	29	71	182
Other	31	69	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	54	46	81
Once a week	51	49	176
Once or twice a month	43	57	69
A few times a year	39	61	145
Seldom	35	64	243
Never	25	75	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	57	43	277
Mainline Protestant	31	69	177
Roman Catholic	45	55	164
No religion	22	78	293
Other religion	35	65	88
ideology
Very conservative	84	16	135
Somewhat conservative	67	33	221
Moderate	26	74	395
Somewhat liberal	5	95	154
Very liberal	6	94	94
voter registration status
Registered	41	59	779
Not registered	26	74	221

Approve: Congressional Republicans (4-pt)

Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Republicans in Congress are handing their job?
	Strongly approve	Somewhat approve	Somewhat disapprove	Strongly disapprove	n
sex
Male	10	29	24	37	481
Female	6	30	24	40	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	5	22	33	41	183
30-44	9	27	28	36	277
45-59	7	33	19	41	227
60+	10	33	18	39	315
education
Less than HS	12	37	31	20	78
HS graduate	10	34	28	29	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	9	27	22	42	264
Bachelor's degree	4	31	22	43	207
Post grad study/professional degree	6	20	18	55	170
income
Less than $30k	12	28	29	31	228
$30k to less than $50k	7	32	30	32	164
$50k to less than $75k	7	34	16	43	151
$75k to less than $100k	8	30	22	39	143
$100k or more	6	25	21	47	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	17	57	21	5	419
Independent	2	17	41	40	155
Democrat	2	6	20	72	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	20	57	18	5	315
Independent	3	22	34	42	401
Democrat	2	8	16	74	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	20	57	18	5	315
Lean Republican	7	56	30	7	104
Independent	2	17	41	40	155
Lean Democrat	0	3	28	69	142
Democrat	2	8	16	74	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	8	34	22	35	601
Black Non-Hispanic	6	11	26	58	114
Hispanic	10	22	28	39	182
Other	4	31	21	44	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	8	43	24	25	81
Once a week	15	36	22	26	176
Once or twice a month	7	29	34	30	69
A few times a year	5	33	25	37	145
Seldom	7	28	21	44	243
Never	6	19	24	50	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	13	43	26	18	277
Mainline Protestant	5	27	22	46	177
Roman Catholic	11	30	22	37	164
No religion	4	17	26	53	293
Other religion	8	28	17	46	88
ideology
Very conservative	25	50	17	8	135
Somewhat conservative	11	53	24	11	221
Moderate	4	25	32	40	395
Somewhat liberal	1	3	15	81	154
Very liberal	2	5	12	80	94
voter registration status
Registered	9	31	21	40	779
Not registered	5	24	35	37	221

Approve: Congressional Republicans (2-pt)

Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Republicans in Congress are handing their job?
	Approve	Disapprove	n
sex
Male	39	61	481
Female	36	64	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	26	74	183
30-44	36	64	277
45-59	40	60	227
60+	42	58	315
education
Less than HS	49	51	78
HS graduate	43	57	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	36	64	264
Bachelor's degree	35	65	207
Post grad study/professional degree	26	73	170
income
Less than $30k	40	60	228
$30k to less than $50k	39	61	164
$50k to less than $75k	41	59	151
$75k to less than $100k	38	61	143
$100k or more	32	68	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	74	26	419
Independent	19	81	155
Democrat	8	92	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	77	23	315
Independent	25	75	401
Democrat	10	90	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	77	23	315
Lean Republican	63	37	104
Independent	19	81	155
Lean Democrat	3	97	142
Democrat	10	90	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	43	57	601
Black Non-Hispanic	17	83	114
Hispanic	33	67	182
Other	35	65	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	51	49	81
Once a week	51	49	176
Once or twice a month	36	64	69
A few times a year	38	62	145
Seldom	34	65	243
Never	26	74	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	56	44	277
Mainline Protestant	32	68	177
Roman Catholic	41	59	164
No religion	21	79	293
Other religion	36	64	88
ideology
Very conservative	75	25	135
Somewhat conservative	64	36	221
Moderate	29	71	395
Somewhat liberal	4	96	154
Very liberal	8	92	94
voter registration status
Registered	39	61	779
Not registered	29	71	221

Approve: Congressional Democrats (4-pt)

Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Democrats in Congress are handing their job?
	Strongly approve	Somewhat approve	Somewhat disapprove	Strongly disapprove	n
sex
Male	5	23	35	38	481
Female	7	25	40	27	508
Another gender	0	0	44	56	2
age
18-29	7	22	48	22	183
30-44	4	27	42	27	277
45-59	6	24	34	36	227
60+	7	23	30	41	315
education
Less than HS	7	32	39	22	78
HS graduate	8	25	33	34	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	5	20	40	35	264
Bachelor's degree	4	23	40	34	207
Post grad study/professional degree	6	25	37	31	170
income
Less than $30k	12	28	37	23	228
$30k to less than $50k	5	25	37	33	164
$50k to less than $75k	3	27	37	33	151
$75k to less than $100k	4	18	43	34	143
$100k or more	4	22	36	38	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	3	6	32	59	419
Independent	3	21	49	27	155
Democrat	10	42	39	9	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	4	5	29	62	315
Independent	2	24	46	27	401
Democrat	13	45	34	8	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	4	5	29	62	315
Lean Republican	0	10	41	48	104
Independent	3	21	49	27	155
Lean Democrat	3	38	47	12	142
Democrat	13	45	34	8	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	4	19	39	39	601
Black Non-Hispanic	14	35	39	12	114
Hispanic	9	35	30	25	182
Other	3	20	41	36	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	3	20	25	52	81
Once a week	7	20	34	39	176
Once or twice a month	7	33	38	22	69
A few times a year	6	26	41	27	145
Seldom	5	23	39	33	243
Never	6	26	40	29	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	5	17	34	43	277
Mainline Protestant	6	27	43	23	177
Roman Catholic	9	27	29	34	164
No religion	4	27	43	26	293
Other religion	8	23	32	37	88
ideology
Very conservative	3	4	17	77	135
Somewhat conservative	2	12	37	49	221
Moderate	6	30	43	21	395
Somewhat liberal	13	37	42	9	154
Very liberal	10	31	40	19	94
voter registration status
Registered	5	25	34	36	779
Not registered	8	22	48	22	221

Approve: Congressional Democrats (2-pt)

Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Democrats in Congress are handing their job?
	Approve	Disapprove	n
sex
Male	28	72	481
Female	32	68	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	30	70	183
30-44	31	69	277
45-59	29	71	227
60+	29	71	315
education
Less than HS	39	61	78
HS graduate	33	67	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	26	74	264
Bachelor's degree	26	74	207
Post grad study/professional degree	31	69	170
income
Less than $30k	40	60	228
$30k to less than $50k	30	70	164
$50k to less than $75k	30	70	151
$75k to less than $100k	23	77	143
$100k or more	25	75	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	9	91	419
Independent	24	76	155
Democrat	52	48	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	9	91	315
Independent	26	74	401
Democrat	58	42	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	9	91	315
Lean Republican	10	90	104
Independent	24	76	155
Lean Democrat	41	59	142
Democrat	58	42	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	23	77	601
Black Non-Hispanic	50	50	114
Hispanic	45	55	182
Other	23	77	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	23	77	81
Once a week	27	73	176
Once or twice a month	40	60	69
A few times a year	31	69	145
Seldom	28	71	243
Never	32	68	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	22	78	277
Mainline Protestant	33	67	177
Roman Catholic	37	63	164
No religion	31	69	293
Other religion	30	70	88
ideology
Very conservative	6	94	135
Somewhat conservative	14	86	221
Moderate	36	64	395
Somewhat liberal	50	50	154
Very liberal	41	59	94
voter registration status
Registered	30	70	779
Not registered	30	70	221

Fav/Unfav: Trump (4-pt)

[Donald Trump] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Very favorable	Somewhat favorable	Somewhat unfavorable	Very unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	21	19	13	46	1	481
Female	16	18	13	51	2	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	0	2
age
18-29	7	12	23	58	1	183
30-44	12	21	14	52	1	277
45-59	20	22	10	46	2	227
60+	29	18	8	44	1	315
education
Less than HS	21	18	20	40	1	78
HS graduate	25	17	18	37	2	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	17	19	11	51	1	264
Bachelor's degree	16	21	9	54	1	207
Post grad study/professional degree	12	16	8	63	0	170
income
Less than $30k	19	14	15	50	2	228
$30k to less than $50k	16	26	13	43	1	164
$50k to less than $75k	18	21	12	49	0	151
$75k to less than $100k	19	20	13	45	2	143
$100k or more	19	16	11	54	1	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	41	35	13	10	0	419
Independent	2	14	26	54	4	155
Democrat	2	4	7	86	1	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	48	33	10	9	0	315
Independent	6	18	20	54	2	401
Democrat	3	4	5	87	1	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	48	33	10	9	0	315
Lean Republican	20	41	24	14	0	104
Independent	2	14	26	54	4	155
Lean Democrat	0	5	12	82	1	142
Democrat	3	4	5	87	1	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	22	23	13	41	1	601
Black Non-Hispanic	6	7	17	70	1	114
Hispanic	15	13	11	57	4	182
Other	14	14	13	59	0	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	29	29	8	34	0	81
Once a week	27	23	11	37	1	176
Once or twice a month	15	21	16	45	4	69
A few times a year	16	22	19	43	0	145
Seldom	15	19	12	54	0	243
Never	15	10	12	61	2	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	29	28	14	28	0	277
Mainline Protestant	12	19	14	54	2	177
Roman Catholic	24	18	8	48	2	164
No religion	10	10	14	65	1	293
Other religion	17	17	12	55	0	88
ideology
Very conservative	59	28	4	8	1	135
Somewhat conservative	29	35	15	20	1	221
Moderate	8	17	17	55	2	395
Somewhat liberal	2	1	9	86	1	154
Very liberal	2	2	5	91	0	94
voter registration status
Registered	21	19	11	47	1	779
Not registered	8	17	18	56	1	221

Fav/Unfav: Trump (2-pt)

[Donald Trump] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Favorable opinion	Unfavorable opinion	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	40	59	1	481
Female	34	64	2	508
Another gender	0	100	0	2
age
18-29	19	80	1	183
30-44	33	66	1	277
45-59	43	55	2	227
60+	47	52	1	315
education
Less than HS	39	60	1	78
HS graduate	42	55	2	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	36	63	1	264
Bachelor's degree	37	62	1	207
Post grad study/professional degree	28	71	0	170
income
Less than $30k	33	65	2	228
$30k to less than $50k	43	56	1	164
$50k to less than $75k	39	61	0	151
$75k to less than $100k	39	58	2	143
$100k or more	35	64	1	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	76	23	0	419
Independent	16	80	4	155
Democrat	6	93	1	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	81	18	0	315
Independent	24	74	2	401
Democrat	6	93	1	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	81	18	0	315
Lean Republican	62	38	0	104
Independent	16	80	4	155
Lean Democrat	6	94	1	142
Democrat	6	93	1	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	45	54	1	601
Black Non-Hispanic	12	87	1	114
Hispanic	28	68	4	182
Other	28	72	0	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	58	42	0	81
Once a week	51	48	1	176
Once or twice a month	35	61	4	69
A few times a year	38	62	0	145
Seldom	34	66	0	243
Never	25	73	2	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	57	42	0	277
Mainline Protestant	31	67	2	177
Roman Catholic	42	56	2	164
No religion	20	79	1	293
Other religion	33	67	0	88
ideology
Very conservative	88	12	1	135
Somewhat conservative	64	36	1	221
Moderate	25	73	2	395
Somewhat liberal	3	95	1	154
Very liberal	4	96	0	94
voter registration status
Registered	40	58	1	779
Not registered	25	74	1	221

Fav/Unfav: Vance (4-pt)

[J.D. Vance] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Very favorable	Somewhat favorable	Somewhat unfavorable	Very unfavorable	Haven’t heard enough	n
sex
Male	23	20	13	39	5	481
Female	17	18	15	40	10	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	0	2
age
18-29	10	16	21	40	14	183
30-44	12	23	13	41	10	277
45-59	20	19	17	38	5	227
60+	31	17	8	40	3	315
education
Less than HS	17	23	13	36	12	78
HS graduate	22	21	18	30	9	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	21	18	12	40	8	264
Bachelor's degree	19	21	13	41	6	207
Post grad study/professional degree	15	14	11	56	4	170
income
Less than $30k	16	16	18	36	13	228
$30k to less than $50k	17	26	15	33	9	164
$50k to less than $75k	20	22	11	42	5	151
$75k to less than $100k	20	22	12	40	6	143
$100k or more	23	15	12	45	4	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	43	33	10	8	5	419
Independent	4	17	20	39	20	155
Democrat	2	6	16	71	5	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	48	30	9	7	6	315
Independent	9	21	18	42	10	401
Democrat	2	5	13	74	6	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	48	30	9	7	6	315
Lean Republican	28	44	12	13	2	104
Independent	4	17	20	39	20	155
Lean Democrat	0	9	20	66	5	142
Democrat	2	5	13	74	6	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	25	22	12	35	6	601
Black Non-Hispanic	6	7	19	56	12	114
Hispanic	14	15	17	43	11	182
Other	14	23	15	44	4	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	30	29	17	19	4	81
Once a week	29	23	9	31	8	176
Once or twice a month	17	20	19	27	16	69
A few times a year	16	26	16	36	6	145
Seldom	19	16	14	45	6	243
Never	13	13	14	52	8	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	34	25	13	21	8	277
Mainline Protestant	13	19	14	45	9	177
Roman Catholic	22	26	9	38	5	164
No religion	10	10	16	56	8	293
Other religion	15	21	17	42	4	88
ideology
Very conservative	58	24	5	7	5	135
Somewhat conservative	32	38	10	13	6	221
Moderate	10	17	21	41	10	395
Somewhat liberal	2	3	13	80	2	154
Very liberal	2	2	7	77	12	94
voter registration status
Registered	23	18	13	40	6	779
Not registered	7	22	16	41	14	221

Fav/Unfav: Vance (2-pt)

[J.D. Vance] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Favorable	Unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	43	52	5	481
Female	35	55	10	508
Another gender	0	100	0	2
age
18-29	25	61	14	183
30-44	35	54	10	277
45-59	40	55	5	227
60+	48	48	3	315
education
Less than HS	40	48	12	78
HS graduate	42	48	9	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	40	52	8	264
Bachelor's degree	40	54	6	207
Post grad study/professional degree	29	67	4	170
income
Less than $30k	32	54	13	228
$30k to less than $50k	43	48	9	164
$50k to less than $75k	42	53	5	151
$75k to less than $100k	41	52	6	143
$100k or more	38	57	4	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	77	18	5	419
Independent	21	59	20	155
Democrat	8	87	5	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	78	16	6	315
Independent	30	60	10	401
Democrat	7	87	6	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	78	16	6	315
Lean Republican	72	25	2	104
Independent	21	59	20	155
Lean Democrat	9	86	5	142
Democrat	7	87	6	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	47	47	6	601
Black Non-Hispanic	13	75	12	114
Hispanic	29	60	11	182
Other	37	60	4	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	59	37	4	81
Once a week	52	40	8	176
Once or twice a month	37	46	16	69
A few times a year	42	52	6	145
Seldom	35	58	6	243
Never	26	66	8	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	59	34	8	277
Mainline Protestant	32	59	9	177
Roman Catholic	48	47	5	164
No religion	20	72	8	293
Other religion	36	60	4	88
ideology
Very conservative	82	12	5	135
Somewhat conservative	70	24	6	221
Moderate	27	62	10	395
Somewhat liberal	5	93	2	154
Very liberal	4	84	12	94
voter registration status
Registered	42	53	6	779
Not registered	29	57	14	221

Fav/Unfav: Rubio (4-pt)

[Marco Rubio] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Very favorable	Somewhat favorable	Somewhat unfavorable	Very unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	23	16	19	26	17	481
Female	14	16	16	29	26	508
Another gender	0	0	44	56	0	2
age
18-29	4	11	17	25	43	183
30-44	9	19	16	29	27	277
45-59	18	16	20	29	17	227
60+	36	16	16	26	6	315
education
Less than HS	13	12	15	25	36	78
HS graduate	19	17	16	19	29	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	18	15	16	28	23	264
Bachelor's degree	20	16	22	28	13	207
Post grad study/professional degree	17	17	17	40	8	170
income
Less than $30k	11	14	17	26	33	228
$30k to less than $50k	18	15	19	21	27	164
$50k to less than $75k	20	18	12	26	24	151
$75k to less than $100k	21	19	16	29	15	143
$100k or more	22	15	20	32	11	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	41	25	10	7	18	419
Independent	5	11	19	28	38	155
Democrat	1	9	24	48	18	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	46	22	9	6	17	315
Independent	9	17	18	28	28	401
Democrat	1	7	25	51	17	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	46	22	9	6	17	315
Lean Republican	26	33	10	11	21	104
Independent	5	11	19	28	38	155
Lean Democrat	1	12	23	42	22	142
Democrat	1	7	25	51	17	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	24	18	16	22	19	601
Black Non-Hispanic	2	9	26	37	26	114
Hispanic	12	13	15	33	28	182
Other	16	10	18	38	17	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	31	25	12	13	20	81
Once a week	26	17	21	22	13	176
Once or twice a month	14	19	16	24	27	69
A few times a year	19	15	21	22	23	145
Seldom	18	19	15	27	20	243
Never	10	9	16	40	25	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	29	23	15	14	20	277
Mainline Protestant	8	21	19	28	23	177
Roman Catholic	26	16	16	28	14	164
No religion	9	10	20	38	24	293
Other religion	23	6	14	34	23	88
ideology
Very conservative	52	15	8	6	19	135
Somewhat conservative	37	26	12	8	17	221
Moderate	8	16	23	27	27	395
Somewhat liberal	1	7	23	55	15	154
Very liberal	1	4	10	63	22	94
voter registration status
Registered	22	16	18	29	16	779
Not registered	6	16	14	24	40	221

Fav/Unfav: Rubio (2-pt)

[Marco Rubio for Secretary of State] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Favorable	Unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	39	45	17	481
Female	30	44	26	508
Another gender	0	100	0	2
age
18-29	15	42	43	183
30-44	27	45	27	277
45-59	33	49	17	227
60+	52	42	6	315
education
Less than HS	24	40	36	78
HS graduate	36	34	29	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	33	44	23	264
Bachelor's degree	37	51	13	207
Post grad study/professional degree	34	57	8	170
income
Less than $30k	25	42	33	228
$30k to less than $50k	34	40	27	164
$50k to less than $75k	37	39	24	151
$75k to less than $100k	40	45	15	143
$100k or more	37	51	11	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	66	16	18	419
Independent	16	46	38	155
Democrat	10	72	18	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	68	15	17	315
Independent	26	46	28	401
Democrat	8	75	17	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	68	15	17	315
Lean Republican	59	20	21	104
Independent	16	46	38	155
Lean Democrat	13	65	22	142
Democrat	8	75	17	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	42	39	19	601
Black Non-Hispanic	11	63	26	114
Hispanic	25	48	28	182
Other	27	56	17	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	56	24	20	81
Once a week	43	43	13	176
Once or twice a month	33	40	27	69
A few times a year	34	43	23	145
Seldom	38	42	20	243
Never	20	56	25	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	52	29	20	277
Mainline Protestant	29	48	23	177
Roman Catholic	41	45	14	164
No religion	18	57	24	293
Other religion	29	48	23	88
ideology
Very conservative	67	14	19	135
Somewhat conservative	63	20	17	221
Moderate	24	50	27	395
Somewhat liberal	8	77	15	154
Very liberal	5	73	22	94
voter registration status
Registered	37	47	16	779
Not registered	23	38	40	221

Fav/Unfav: Hegseth (4-pt)

[Pete Hegseth] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Very favorable	Somewhat favorable	Somewhat unfavorable	Very unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	14	17	12	38	19	481
Female	12	11	10	32	35	508
Another gender	0	0	0	56	44	2
age
18-29	1	9	18	25	46	183
30-44	6	13	12	33	36	277
45-59	12	17	9	38	24	227
60+	27	16	6	41	10	315
education
Less than HS	12	8	12	24	44	78
HS graduate	14	16	14	22	35	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	12	15	9	34	29	264
Bachelor's degree	15	15	11	41	19	207
Post grad study/professional degree	11	11	8	55	14	170
income
Less than $30k	10	13	15	24	38	228
$30k to less than $50k	13	14	12	26	35	164
$50k to less than $75k	15	15	3	34	32	151
$75k to less than $100k	13	11	12	39	24	143
$100k or more	14	16	10	47	14	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	29	26	11	8	26	419
Independent	1	9	14	35	41	155
Democrat	1	4	9	62	23	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	33	27	9	6	25	315
Independent	5	11	14	38	31	401
Democrat	2	4	7	63	23	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	33	27	9	6	25	315
Lean Republican	17	24	17	15	27	104
Independent	1	9	14	35	41	155
Lean Democrat	0	4	13	60	23	142
Democrat	2	4	7	63	23	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	17	17	9	33	24	601
Black Non-Hispanic	2	10	18	37	32	114
Hispanic	7	8	12	34	39	182
Other	12	9	11	47	20	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	31	13	10	13	32	81
Once a week	20	22	11	28	20	176
Once or twice a month	7	17	17	27	31	69
A few times a year	11	13	20	32	25	145
Seldom	12	14	7	39	28	243
Never	6	10	8	46	29	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	23	22	9	19	27	277
Mainline Protestant	7	12	15	37	29	177
Roman Catholic	17	14	10	38	21	164
No religion	5	9	10	48	28	293
Other religion	13	8	10	36	32	88
ideology
Very conservative	45	20	5	6	24	135
Somewhat conservative	23	25	15	12	24	221
Moderate	4	13	13	37	34	395
Somewhat liberal	1	4	8	68	18	154
Very liberal	0	2	4	70	24	94
voter registration status
Registered	16	15	10	36	22	779
Not registered	2	11	11	31	44	221

Fav/Unfav: Hegseth (2-pt)

[Pete Hegseth for Secretary of Defense] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Favorable	Unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	31	49	19	481
Female	23	42	35	508
Another gender	0	56	44	2
age
18-29	10	44	46	183
30-44	19	44	36	277
45-59	28	48	24	227
60+	43	47	10	315
education
Less than HS	20	36	44	78
HS graduate	29	36	35	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	27	44	29	264
Bachelor's degree	29	52	19	207
Post grad study/professional degree	22	63	14	170
income
Less than $30k	24	38	38	228
$30k to less than $50k	27	38	35	164
$50k to less than $75k	31	37	32	151
$75k to less than $100k	24	52	24	143
$100k or more	29	57	14	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	55	19	26	419
Independent	9	49	41	155
Democrat	6	71	23	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	60	15	25	315
Independent	16	53	31	401
Democrat	6	70	23	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	60	15	25	315
Lean Republican	42	31	27	104
Independent	9	49	41	155
Lean Democrat	4	72	23	142
Democrat	6	70	23	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	34	42	24	601
Black Non-Hispanic	13	55	32	114
Hispanic	15	46	39	182
Other	21	59	20	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	44	24	32	81
Once a week	41	38	20	176
Once or twice a month	25	44	31	69
A few times a year	24	51	25	145
Seldom	26	46	28	243
Never	16	54	29	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	45	28	27	277
Mainline Protestant	19	52	29	177
Roman Catholic	31	48	21	164
No religion	14	58	28	293
Other religion	22	47	32	88
ideology
Very conservative	65	11	24	135
Somewhat conservative	48	28	24	221
Moderate	17	50	34	395
Somewhat liberal	5	77	18	154
Very liberal	2	74	24	94
voter registration status
Registered	31	47	22	779
Not registered	13	43	44	221

Fav/Unfav: Jeffries (4-pt)

[Hakeem Jeffries] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Very favorable	Somewhat favorable	Somewhat unfavorable	Very unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	5	16	15	30	33	481
Female	9	13	9	20	48	508
Another gender	0	0	78	0	22	2
age
18-29	2	9	18	11	59	183
30-44	2	8	15	23	52	277
45-59	7	21	8	26	38	227
60+	15	19	10	35	21	315
education
Less than HS	4	8	14	20	54	78
HS graduate	5	14	11	28	43	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	8	12	11	26	43	264
Bachelor's degree	8	18	14	25	34	207
Post grad study/professional degree	12	19	12	23	34	170
income
Less than $30k	6	15	12	13	54	228
$30k to less than $50k	5	10	15	25	45	164
$50k to less than $75k	8	12	11	31	38	151
$75k to less than $100k	6	15	14	29	36	143
$100k or more	9	18	11	30	32	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	1	3	10	49	37	419
Independent	1	12	19	16	52	155
Democrat	16	27	12	6	40	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	2	2	10	50	37	315
Independent	2	15	16	21	46	401
Democrat	20	28	10	4	37	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	2	2	10	50	37	315
Lean Republican	0	7	12	44	37	104
Independent	1	12	19	16	52	155
Lean Democrat	6	24	16	9	45	142
Democrat	20	28	10	4	37	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	7	12	12	30	39	601
Black Non-Hispanic	16	26	11	6	40	114
Hispanic	6	14	14	18	49	182
Other	4	17	13	31	35	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	7	6	6	46	36	81
Once a week	8	14	11	29	38	176
Once or twice a month	5	25	8	18	44	69
A few times a year	5	14	17	23	40	145
Seldom	8	15	14	23	41	243
Never	8	16	12	21	43	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	4	9	11	35	42	277
Mainline Protestant	11	18	11	17	43	177
Roman Catholic	8	16	12	32	32	164
No religion	6	16	17	18	44	293
Other religion	13	20	7	24	37	88
ideology
Very conservative	1	1	12	59	27	135
Somewhat conservative	1	10	10	46	34	221
Moderate	6	17	12	14	50	395
Somewhat liberal	20	25	16	5	33	154
Very liberal	15	17	14	7	46	94
voter registration status
Registered	9	15	12	28	36	779
Not registered	3	13	14	14	56	221

Fav/Unfav: Jeffries (2-pt)

[Hakeem Jeffries] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Favorable	Unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	22	45	33	481
Female	22	30	48	508
Another gender	0	78	22	2
age
18-29	11	29	59	183
30-44	10	38	52	277
45-59	28	34	38	227
60+	34	45	21	315
education
Less than HS	12	34	54	78
HS graduate	18	39	43	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	19	37	43	264
Bachelor's degree	27	39	34	207
Post grad study/professional degree	30	36	34	170
income
Less than $30k	21	25	54	228
$30k to less than $50k	15	40	45	164
$50k to less than $75k	20	42	38	151
$75k to less than $100k	21	43	36	143
$100k or more	27	41	32	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	4	59	37	419
Independent	13	35	52	155
Democrat	42	18	40	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	4	60	37	315
Independent	17	37	46	401
Democrat	48	14	37	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	4	60	37	315
Lean Republican	7	57	37	104
Independent	13	35	52	155
Lean Democrat	30	25	45	142
Democrat	48	14	37	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	18	43	39	601
Black Non-Hispanic	42	17	40	114
Hispanic	20	31	49	182
Other	21	44	35	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	13	52	36	81
Once a week	22	40	38	176
Once or twice a month	30	26	44	69
A few times a year	19	41	40	145
Seldom	22	37	41	243
Never	24	34	43	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	13	45	42	277
Mainline Protestant	29	28	43	177
Roman Catholic	24	44	32	164
No religion	22	35	44	293
Other religion	33	30	37	88
ideology
Very conservative	2	71	27	135
Somewhat conservative	10	56	34	221
Moderate	23	26	50	395
Somewhat liberal	45	22	33	154
Very liberal	32	21	46	94
voter registration status
Registered	24	40	36	779
Not registered	16	28	56	221

Fav/Unfav: Schumer (4-pt)

[Chuck Schumer] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Very favorable	Somewhat favorable	Somewhat unfavorable	Very unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	3	15	20	38	24	481
Female	4	15	15	28	39	508
Another gender	0	0	78	22	0	2
age
18-29	1	4	18	17	60	183
30-44	2	8	17	28	45	277
45-59	4	21	20	34	21	227
60+	7	23	15	45	11	315
education
Less than HS	1	8	16	20	55	78
HS graduate	3	15	14	32	36	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	4	11	17	33	35	264
Bachelor's degree	3	17	21	37	21	207
Post grad study/professional degree	5	21	20	34	20	170
income
Less than $30k	3	15	15	23	43	228
$30k to less than $50k	3	9	17	29	42	164
$50k to less than $75k	3	15	19	35	28	151
$75k to less than $100k	3	11	21	37	27	143
$100k or more	5	19	17	38	21	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	0	5	14	56	25	419
Independent	0	8	22	24	46	155
Democrat	8	28	20	13	32	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	0	3	14	59	24	315
Independent	1	12	20	28	40	401
Democrat	10	32	18	11	28	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	0	3	14	59	24	315
Lean Republican	0	9	13	48	30	104
Independent	0	8	22	24	46	155
Lean Democrat	3	19	22	17	39	142
Democrat	10	32	18	11	28	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	3	14	18	40	26	601
Black Non-Hispanic	6	23	20	11	40	114
Hispanic	3	15	17	18	47	182
Other	3	11	14	43	30	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	2	4	5	57	32	81
Once a week	5	16	13	40	26	176
Once or twice a month	3	14	29	18	36	69
A few times a year	4	15	18	32	30	145
Seldom	3	17	17	32	31	243
Never	3	17	20	26	34	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	2	10	13	43	32	277
Mainline Protestant	6	17	18	25	34	177
Roman Catholic	4	21	16	37	23	164
No religion	2	17	22	26	34	293
Other religion	8	10	20	30	32	88
ideology
Very conservative	0	2	9	70	18	135
Somewhat conservative	1	6	19	50	25	221
Moderate	3	20	17	20	41	395
Somewhat liberal	9	24	24	19	25	154
Very liberal	7	23	19	15	36	94
voter registration status
Registered	4	16	18	37	25	779
Not registered	1	12	16	18	53	221

Fav/Unfav: Schumer (2-pt)

[Chuck Schumer] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Favorable	Unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	18	58	24	481
Female	19	42	39	508
Another gender	0	100	0	2
age
18-29	5	35	60	183
30-44	10	45	45	277
45-59	25	54	21	227
60+	29	60	11	315
education
Less than HS	9	36	55	78
HS graduate	18	46	36	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	15	49	35	264
Bachelor's degree	20	59	21	207
Post grad study/professional degree	26	54	20	170
income
Less than $30k	18	39	43	228
$30k to less than $50k	12	46	42	164
$50k to less than $75k	18	53	28	151
$75k to less than $100k	14	58	27	143
$100k or more	24	55	21	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	5	70	25	419
Independent	8	45	46	155
Democrat	35	32	32	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	4	73	24	315
Independent	13	47	40	401
Democrat	42	29	28	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	4	73	24	315
Lean Republican	9	62	30	104
Independent	8	45	46	155
Lean Democrat	22	39	39	142
Democrat	42	29	28	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	17	57	26	601
Black Non-Hispanic	29	31	40	114
Hispanic	18	35	47	182
Other	14	57	30	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	6	63	32	81
Once a week	21	53	26	176
Once or twice a month	17	47	36	69
A few times a year	20	51	30	145
Seldom	20	49	31	243
Never	20	46	34	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	12	56	32	277
Mainline Protestant	24	43	34	177
Roman Catholic	24	53	23	164
No religion	19	48	34	293
Other religion	18	50	32	88
ideology
Very conservative	2	79	18	135
Somewhat conservative	7	68	25	221
Moderate	22	37	41	395
Somewhat liberal	33	42	25	154
Very liberal	30	34	36	94
voter registration status
Registered	20	55	25	779
Not registered	13	34	53	221

Fav/Unfav: Ocasio-Cortez (4-pt)

[Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Very favorable	Somewhat favorable	Somewhat unfavorable	Very unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	12	19	14	34	20	481
Female	15	16	11	28	31	508
Another gender	0	78	22	0	0	2
age
18-29	14	18	16	15	38	183
30-44	12	13	16	26	35	277
45-59	14	23	12	32	20	227
60+	16	18	7	45	15	315
education
Less than HS	3	19	10	16	52	78
HS graduate	10	11	14	34	31	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	13	18	12	31	26	264
Bachelor's degree	18	20	11	35	16	207
Post grad study/professional degree	21	24	10	28	16	170
income
Less than $30k	12	15	12	23	38	228
$30k to less than $50k	8	19	8	31	34	164
$50k to less than $75k	16	17	10	31	26	151
$75k to less than $100k	15	15	16	37	16	143
$100k or more	17	20	13	35	16	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	1	5	11	63	21	419
Independent	6	13	19	19	42	155
Democrat	28	32	11	4	24	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	2	4	8	67	19	315
Independent	10	17	17	23	32	401
Democrat	32	33	9	3	22	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	2	4	8	67	19	315
Lean Republican	0	6	19	51	24	104
Independent	6	13	19	19	42	155
Lean Democrat	21	30	15	6	28	142
Democrat	32	33	9	3	22	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	12	14	11	40	23	601
Black Non-Hispanic	16	23	15	13	34	114
Hispanic	18	22	11	18	31	182
Other	15	25	16	25	19	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	7	4	9	54	25	81
Once a week	11	19	11	39	20	176
Once or twice a month	15	9	16	29	31	69
A few times a year	10	21	13	32	24	145
Seldom	16	18	12	27	27	243
Never	17	21	11	23	28	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	5	12	13	44	26	277
Mainline Protestant	16	13	17	25	29	177
Roman Catholic	12	24	9	38	17	164
No religion	18	24	12	20	27	293
Other religion	26	13	7	27	27	88
ideology
Very conservative	3	4	7	71	15	135
Somewhat conservative	1	6	14	58	20	221
Moderate	11	21	16	19	34	395
Somewhat liberal	31	31	10	7	22	154
Very liberal	42	29	2	4	23	94
voter registration status
Registered	16	18	12	34	21	779
Not registered	7	18	12	21	41	221

Fav/Unfav: Ocasio-Cortez (2-pt)

[Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Favorable	Unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	32	48	20	481
Female	31	38	31	508
Another gender	78	22	0	2
age
18-29	32	31	38	183
30-44	24	41	35	277
45-59	37	43	20	227
60+	34	52	15	315
education
Less than HS	21	26	52	78
HS graduate	21	48	31	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	31	43	26	264
Bachelor's degree	38	46	16	207
Post grad study/professional degree	46	39	16	170
income
Less than $30k	26	35	38	228
$30k to less than $50k	27	39	34	164
$50k to less than $75k	33	41	26	151
$75k to less than $100k	30	53	16	143
$100k or more	37	48	16	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	6	73	21	419
Independent	20	38	42	155
Democrat	60	15	24	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	6	74	19	315
Independent	27	40	32	401
Democrat	65	12	22	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	6	74	19	315
Lean Republican	6	69	24	104
Independent	20	38	42	155
Lean Democrat	51	22	28	142
Democrat	65	12	22	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	26	51	23	601
Black Non-Hispanic	39	27	34	114
Hispanic	40	29	31	182
Other	40	41	19	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	12	64	25	81
Once a week	30	50	20	176
Once or twice a month	24	45	31	69
A few times a year	31	45	24	145
Seldom	34	40	27	243
Never	38	34	28	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	17	57	26	277
Mainline Protestant	29	42	29	177
Roman Catholic	36	47	17	164
No religion	42	32	27	293
Other religion	39	33	27	88
ideology
Very conservative	7	78	15	135
Somewhat conservative	8	72	20	221
Moderate	32	34	34	395
Somewhat liberal	61	17	22	154
Very liberal	71	6	23	94
voter registration status
Registered	33	46	21	779
Not registered	26	33	41	221

Fav/Unfav: Sanders (4-pt)

[Bernie Sanders] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Very favorable	Somewhat favorable	Somewhat unfavorable	Very unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	22	24	18	30	6	481
Female	24	20	16	26	13	508
Another gender	44	35	22	0	0	2
age
18-29	25	23	27	13	13	183
30-44	23	21	16	25	14	277
45-59	25	20	15	29	11	227
60+	20	24	13	39	3	315
education
Less than HS	15	22	19	27	16	78
HS graduate	19	19	18	29	15	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	24	22	14	29	11	264
Bachelor's degree	26	23	19	28	4	207
Post grad study/professional degree	26	27	17	26	3	170
income
Less than $30k	25	20	17	19	19	228
$30k to less than $50k	18	21	18	32	11	164
$50k to less than $75k	25	21	16	29	8	151
$75k to less than $100k	22	20	20	32	6	143
$100k or more	23	26	15	31	4	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	3	10	21	58	7	419
Independent	11	24	21	18	25	155
Democrat	46	33	12	2	7	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	2	9	18	64	7	315
Independent	22	27	19	19	13	401
Democrat	48	30	13	2	7	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	2	9	18	64	7	315
Lean Republican	7	13	30	43	7	104
Independent	11	24	21	18	25	155
Lean Democrat	44	39	9	3	5	142
Democrat	48	30	13	2	7	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	18	22	18	35	7	601
Black Non-Hispanic	27	33	18	6	16	114
Hispanic	28	18	14	22	17	182
Other	34	20	13	26	8	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	7	11	20	49	13	81
Once a week	16	20	18	41	5	176
Once or twice a month	25	17	25	19	14	69
A few times a year	16	31	17	26	11	145
Seldom	26	21	18	25	9	243
Never	32	24	13	21	10	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	10	14	19	45	11	277
Mainline Protestant	23	28	20	17	13	177
Roman Catholic	24	18	21	33	5	164
No religion	33	29	13	17	8	293
Other religion	29	22	13	26	11	88
ideology
Very conservative	4	5	13	69	9	135
Somewhat conservative	4	11	24	53	8	221
Moderate	22	29	21	16	12	395
Somewhat liberal	48	34	10	3	6	154
Very liberal	57	25	4	2	12	94
voter registration status
Registered	24	21	16	32	7	779
Not registered	20	25	21	15	19	221

Fav/Unfav: Sanders (2-pt)

[Bernie Sanders] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Favorable	Unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	46	48	6	481
Female	45	42	13	508
Another gender	78	22	0	2
age
18-29	47	40	13	183
30-44	44	42	14	277
45-59	45	44	11	227
60+	44	53	3	315
education
Less than HS	37	46	16	78
HS graduate	39	47	15	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	46	43	11	264
Bachelor's degree	48	47	4	207
Post grad study/professional degree	54	43	3	170
income
Less than $30k	45	36	19	228
$30k to less than $50k	38	50	11	164
$50k to less than $75k	46	46	8	151
$75k to less than $100k	42	52	6	143
$100k or more	49	46	4	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	13	80	7	419
Independent	36	39	25	155
Democrat	80	14	7	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	11	82	7	315
Independent	48	38	13	401
Democrat	78	15	7	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	11	82	7	315
Lean Republican	21	73	7	104
Independent	36	39	25	155
Lean Democrat	83	12	5	142
Democrat	78	15	7	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	40	53	7	601
Black Non-Hispanic	60	25	16	114
Hispanic	46	36	17	182
Other	54	39	8	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	18	69	13	81
Once a week	37	59	5	176
Once or twice a month	42	44	14	69
A few times a year	46	43	11	145
Seldom	47	44	9	243
Never	56	33	10	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	25	64	11	277
Mainline Protestant	50	37	13	177
Roman Catholic	41	54	5	164
No religion	62	30	8	293
Other religion	50	39	11	88
ideology
Very conservative	9	82	9	135
Somewhat conservative	15	77	8	221
Moderate	51	37	12	395
Somewhat liberal	82	12	6	154
Very liberal	81	7	12	94
voter registration status
Registered	45	48	7	779
Not registered	45	36	19	221

Fav/Unfav: Newsom (4-pt)

[Gavin Newsom] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Very favorable	Somewhat favorable	Somewhat unfavorable	Very unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	10	20	13	38	19	481
Female	11	17	11	27	34	508
Another gender	0	0	44	22	35	2
age
18-29	5	17	18	20	41	183
30-44	6	16	14	31	33	277
45-59	14	19	11	34	22	227
60+	14	20	7	42	16	315
education
Less than HS	5	17	6	23	49	78
HS graduate	8	13	12	34	33	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	8	17	10	35	30	264
Bachelor's degree	12	20	13	39	16	207
Post grad study/professional degree	17	26	16	25	15	170
income
Less than $30k	7	20	15	20	39	228
$30k to less than $50k	7	10	10	33	40	164
$50k to less than $75k	12	15	9	34	30	151
$75k to less than $100k	7	22	12	37	21	143
$100k or more	15	21	13	40	12	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	2	5	10	62	21	419
Independent	2	12	17	26	43	155
Democrat	22	33	12	7	26	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	1	5	7	66	21	315
Independent	6	18	16	28	33	401
Democrat	26	33	12	4	24	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	1	5	7	66	21	315
Lean Republican	2	7	18	50	22	104
Independent	2	12	17	26	43	155
Lean Democrat	12	32	14	12	30	142
Democrat	26	33	12	4	24	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	9	16	11	40	24	601
Black Non-Hispanic	12	18	17	14	39	114
Hispanic	11	22	10	25	32	182
Other	15	22	16	29	17	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	3	12	12	49	23	81
Once a week	13	13	12	40	22	176
Once or twice a month	5	24	15	24	31	69
A few times a year	8	16	14	36	27	145
Seldom	11	16	10	32	31	243
Never	12	24	12	26	26	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	4	9	12	46	28	277
Mainline Protestant	11	16	15	24	35	177
Roman Catholic	18	20	9	37	16	164
No religion	9	26	13	25	26	293
Other religion	18	20	8	28	25	88
ideology
Very conservative	2	4	4	75	15	135
Somewhat conservative	3	8	14	57	18	221
Moderate	9	19	14	21	38	395
Somewhat liberal	27	35	10	6	22	154
Very liberal	19	34	16	9	23	94
voter registration status
Registered	11	18	12	36	23	779
Not registered	8	20	12	22	38	221

Fav/Unfav: Newsom (2-pt)

[Gavin Newsom] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Favorable	Unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	29	52	19	481
Female	28	38	34	508
Another gender	0	65	35	2
age
18-29	21	38	41	183
30-44	21	45	33	277
45-59	34	45	22	227
60+	35	49	16	315
education
Less than HS	23	29	49	78
HS graduate	21	46	33	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	25	45	30	264
Bachelor's degree	32	52	16	207
Post grad study/professional degree	44	41	15	170
income
Less than $30k	27	35	39	228
$30k to less than $50k	17	43	40	164
$50k to less than $75k	27	43	30	151
$75k to less than $100k	29	50	21	143
$100k or more	36	52	12	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	7	72	21	419
Independent	14	43	43	155
Democrat	54	19	26	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	6	73	21	315
Independent	23	43	33	401
Democrat	60	16	24	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	6	73	21	315
Lean Republican	10	68	22	104
Independent	14	43	43	155
Lean Democrat	44	26	30	142
Democrat	60	16	24	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	25	51	24	601
Black Non-Hispanic	30	31	39	114
Hispanic	33	35	32	182
Other	38	45	17	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	15	62	23	81
Once a week	26	52	22	176
Once or twice a month	30	39	31	69
A few times a year	23	50	27	145
Seldom	27	42	31	243
Never	37	37	26	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	13	59	28	277
Mainline Protestant	27	38	35	177
Roman Catholic	38	46	16	164
No religion	35	38	26	293
Other religion	38	37	25	88
ideology
Very conservative	5	80	15	135
Somewhat conservative	11	71	18	221
Moderate	27	35	38	395
Somewhat liberal	62	17	22	154
Very liberal	53	24	23	94
voter registration status
Registered	29	48	23	779
Not registered	28	34	38	221

Fav/Unfav: Harris (4-pt)

[Kamala Harris] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Very favorable	Somewhat favorable	Somewhat unfavorable	Very unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	11	22	16	45	5	481
Female	18	21	15	40	5	508
Another gender	0	44	35	22	0	2
age
18-29	13	28	21	31	7	183
30-44	11	20	17	45	7	277
45-59	20	19	12	44	6	227
60+	15	22	14	47	2	315
education
Less than HS	10	17	22	40	11	78
HS graduate	16	19	13	43	10	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	16	21	16	46	2	264
Bachelor's degree	11	26	15	44	3	207
Post grad study/professional degree	16	27	18	36	3	170
income
Less than $30k	20	19	17	33	10	228
$30k to less than $50k	13	23	15	43	6	164
$50k to less than $75k	17	24	13	44	2	151
$75k to less than $100k	8	23	14	51	3	143
$100k or more	14	22	17	45	4	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	3	5	10	79	4	419
Independent	7	20	20	37	17	155
Democrat	29	39	20	9	2	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	2	4	9	81	3	315
Independent	9	23	21	39	9	401
Democrat	36	40	16	6	2	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	2	4	9	81	3	315
Lean Republican	3	7	12	71	6	104
Independent	7	20	20	37	17	155
Lean Democrat	17	38	27	16	2	142
Democrat	36	40	16	6	2	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	10	17	15	53	5	601
Black Non-Hispanic	41	34	10	11	4	114
Hispanic	14	25	20	31	9	182
Other	13	28	17	41	2	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	7	13	16	63	1	81
Once a week	18	14	15	50	2	176
Once or twice a month	14	26	16	34	9	69
A few times a year	13	25	20	38	4	145
Seldom	17	22	12	42	6	243
Never	13	27	16	37	7	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	10	13	14	58	5	277
Mainline Protestant	19	26	14	33	8	177
Roman Catholic	18	18	16	46	2	164
No religion	12	31	20	32	5	293
Other religion	23	19	10	42	6	88
ideology
Very conservative	2	2	8	83	4	135
Somewhat conservative	6	8	11	72	3	221
Moderate	15	27	18	33	7	395
Somewhat liberal	30	36	20	10	4	154
Very liberal	26	38	17	13	6	94
voter registration status
Registered	16	22	15	45	3	779
Not registered	10	23	19	36	11	221

Fav/Unfav: Harris (2-pt)

[Kamala Harris] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following people or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Favorable opinion	Unfavorable opinion	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	33	62	5	481
Female	40	55	5	508
Another gender	44	56	0	2
age
18-29	41	52	7	183
30-44	32	61	7	277
45-59	38	56	6	227
60+	37	61	2	315
education
Less than HS	27	62	11	78
HS graduate	34	56	10	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	37	61	2	264
Bachelor's degree	37	60	3	207
Post grad study/professional degree	43	54	3	170
income
Less than $30k	40	50	10	228
$30k to less than $50k	36	58	6	164
$50k to less than $75k	41	57	2	151
$75k to less than $100k	30	66	3	143
$100k or more	35	61	4	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	8	88	4	419
Independent	26	57	17	155
Democrat	69	29	2	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	7	90	3	315
Independent	32	59	9	401
Democrat	76	22	2	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	7	90	3	315
Lean Republican	10	84	6	104
Independent	26	57	17	155
Lean Democrat	54	43	2	142
Democrat	76	22	2	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	27	68	5	601
Black Non-Hispanic	76	21	4	114
Hispanic	40	51	9	182
Other	41	57	2	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	20	79	1	81
Once a week	32	65	2	176
Once or twice a month	40	51	9	69
A few times a year	38	59	4	145
Seldom	39	55	6	243
Never	41	53	7	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	23	72	5	277
Mainline Protestant	45	47	8	177
Roman Catholic	35	63	2	164
No religion	43	51	5	293
Other religion	42	52	6	88
ideology
Very conservative	5	91	4	135
Somewhat conservative	14	84	3	221
Moderate	42	51	7	395
Somewhat liberal	66	29	4	154
Very liberal	64	30	6	94
voter registration status
Registered	37	59	3	779
Not registered	33	55	11	221

Fav/Unfav: Democratic Party (4-pt)

[The Democratic party] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following political organizations or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Very favorable	Somewhat favorable	Somewhat unfavorable	Very unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	6	26	29	36	3	481
Female	11	29	29	28	4	508
Another gender	0	0	78	22	0	2
age
18-29	5	31	37	23	4	183
30-44	8	29	29	31	3	277
45-59	11	24	25	35	5	227
60+	9	26	26	37	2	315
education
Less than HS	8	27	27	30	8	78
HS graduate	9	24	24	35	7	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	8	27	31	33	2	264
Bachelor's degree	9	30	26	34	1	207
Post grad study/professional degree	8	30	35	26	1	170
income
Less than $30k	15	25	28	25	7	228
$30k to less than $50k	5	30	23	37	6	164
$50k to less than $75k	8	29	26	36	1	151
$75k to less than $100k	7	20	34	37	2	143
$100k or more	7	30	32	31	1	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	1	6	28	62	2	419
Independent	3	16	40	29	12	155
Democrat	18	52	25	4	1	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	2	5	29	63	2	315
Independent	3	27	35	29	6	401
Democrat	24	52	19	3	2	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	2	5	29	63	2	315
Lean Republican	0	11	26	60	4	104
Independent	3	16	40	29	12	155
Lean Democrat	6	50	36	7	1	142
Democrat	24	52	19	3	2	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	4	23	31	39	2	601
Black Non-Hispanic	22	41	22	9	5	114
Hispanic	10	36	24	24	6	182
Other	15	21	31	32	2	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	7	15	25	52	1	81
Once a week	8	23	27	41	1	176
Once or twice a month	13	25	36	24	2	69
A few times a year	9	36	28	27	1	145
Seldom	10	26	32	28	4	243
Never	7	30	26	29	7	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	7	17	30	45	2	277
Mainline Protestant	11	36	28	22	4	177
Roman Catholic	13	25	24	34	4	164
No religion	6	34	32	24	4	293
Other religion	9	24	25	38	4	88
ideology
Very conservative	2	5	8	81	4	135
Somewhat conservative	5	11	32	50	1	221
Moderate	10	33	32	22	4	395
Somewhat liberal	13	51	29	5	2	154
Very liberal	14	37	35	8	6	94
voter registration status
Registered	10	27	27	34	3	779
Not registered	5	29	35	25	6	221

Fav/Unfav: Democratic Party (2-pt)

[The Democratic party] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following political organizations or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Favorable	Unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	32	65	3	481
Female	39	57	4	508
Another gender	0	100	0	2
age
18-29	36	60	4	183
30-44	37	60	3	277
45-59	35	60	5	227
60+	35	63	2	315
education
Less than HS	35	57	8	78
HS graduate	34	59	7	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	34	64	2	264
Bachelor's degree	38	60	1	207
Post grad study/professional degree	38	61	1	170
income
Less than $30k	40	53	7	228
$30k to less than $50k	35	59	6	164
$50k to less than $75k	36	62	1	151
$75k to less than $100k	27	71	2	143
$100k or more	37	62	1	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	8	90	2	419
Independent	19	69	12	155
Democrat	69	29	1	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	6	92	2	315
Independent	30	64	6	401
Democrat	76	22	2	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	6	92	2	315
Lean Republican	11	85	4	104
Independent	19	69	12	155
Lean Democrat	56	43	1	142
Democrat	76	22	2	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	27	71	2	601
Black Non-Hispanic	63	31	5	114
Hispanic	46	48	6	182
Other	36	63	2	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	22	77	1	81
Once a week	31	69	1	176
Once or twice a month	38	60	2	69
A few times a year	45	55	1	145
Seldom	36	60	4	243
Never	37	56	7	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	24	75	2	277
Mainline Protestant	46	50	4	177
Roman Catholic	39	58	4	164
No religion	40	56	4	293
Other religion	33	63	4	88
ideology
Very conservative	6	89	4	135
Somewhat conservative	16	82	1	221
Moderate	42	54	4	395
Somewhat liberal	64	35	2	154
Very liberal	51	43	6	94
voter registration status
Registered	36	61	3	779
Not registered	34	60	6	221

Fav/Unfav: Republican Party (4-pt)

[The Republican party] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following political organizations or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Very favorable	Somewhat favorable	Somewhat unfavorable	Very unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	12	28	23	35	2	481
Female	12	24	22	39	3	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	0	2
age
18-29	6	17	40	34	3	183
30-44	12	23	25	37	3	277
45-59	9	32	19	37	4	227
60+	18	29	14	38	1	315
education
Less than HS	20	22	31	20	8	78
HS graduate	14	28	22	32	4	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	11	29	22	36	2	264
Bachelor's degree	10	25	25	39	1	207
Post grad study/professional degree	9	21	18	52	0	170
income
Less than $30k	13	22	27	33	5	228
$30k to less than $50k	12	29	27	27	5	164
$50k to less than $75k	13	27	17	42	1	151
$75k to less than $100k	12	29	18	38	3	143
$100k or more	11	25	23	42	0	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	27	53	14	4	1	419
Independent	2	12	38	37	12	155
Democrat	1	4	26	69	1	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	34	52	10	2	1	315
Independent	3	19	34	39	5	401
Democrat	1	5	21	72	1	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	34	52	10	2	1	315
Lean Republican	8	55	25	11	1	104
Independent	2	12	38	37	12	155
Lean Democrat	0	2	36	62	1	142
Democrat	1	5	21	72	1	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	13	34	18	33	2	601
Black Non-Hispanic	5	7	31	53	4	114
Hispanic	10	18	30	38	5	182
Other	17	14	28	39	2	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	19	33	23	25	1	81
Once a week	21	31	21	27	0	176
Once or twice a month	16	24	35	25	0	69
A few times a year	12	26	27	34	1	145
Seldom	10	26	22	39	3	243
Never	6	20	19	49	5	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	21	36	22	20	1	277
Mainline Protestant	6	24	29	39	2	177
Roman Catholic	15	24	24	35	2	164
No religion	5	18	23	50	4	293
Other religion	11	27	11	47	4	88
ideology
Very conservative	40	37	11	10	2	135
Somewhat conservative	19	51	15	12	2	221
Moderate	5	23	34	35	2	395
Somewhat liberal	3	1	21	74	2	154
Very liberal	1	3	12	78	6	94
voter registration status
Registered	13	27	20	38	2	779
Not registered	7	21	32	34	6	221

Fav/Unfav: Republican Party (2-pt)

[The Republican party] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following political organizations or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Favorable	Unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	40	58	2	481
Female	36	61	3	508
Another gender	0	100	0	2
age
18-29	23	74	3	183
30-44	35	62	3	277
45-59	41	55	4	227
60+	47	52	1	315
education
Less than HS	42	50	8	78
HS graduate	42	54	4	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	40	58	2	264
Bachelor's degree	35	64	1	207
Post grad study/professional degree	29	70	0	170
income
Less than $30k	35	59	5	228
$30k to less than $50k	41	54	5	164
$50k to less than $75k	40	59	1	151
$75k to less than $100k	41	56	3	143
$100k or more	35	65	0	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	80	19	1	419
Independent	13	75	12	155
Democrat	5	94	1	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	86	13	1	315
Independent	22	73	5	401
Democrat	6	93	1	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	86	13	1	315
Lean Republican	62	36	1	104
Independent	13	75	12	155
Lean Democrat	2	97	1	142
Democrat	6	93	1	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	47	51	2	601
Black Non-Hispanic	12	84	4	114
Hispanic	28	67	5	182
Other	31	67	2	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	52	48	1	81
Once a week	52	48	0	176
Once or twice a month	40	60	0	69
A few times a year	38	61	1	145
Seldom	36	61	3	243
Never	26	68	5	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	58	42	1	277
Mainline Protestant	30	68	2	177
Roman Catholic	39	59	2	164
No religion	23	73	4	293
Other religion	38	58	4	88
ideology
Very conservative	77	21	2	135
Somewhat conservative	71	27	2	221
Moderate	28	70	2	395
Somewhat liberal	3	95	2	154
Very liberal	4	90	6	94
voter registration status
Registered	41	58	2	779
Not registered	28	66	6	221

Fav/Unfav: MAGA movement (4-pt)

[The MAGA (Make America Great Again) movement] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following groups and organizations or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Very favorable	Somewhat favorable	Somewhat unfavorable	Very unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	18	18	12	49	2	481
Female	18	16	11	51	5	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	0	2
age
18-29	5	10	17	64	3	183
30-44	14	17	14	51	4	277
45-59	20	20	7	46	6	227
60+	27	18	9	44	2	315
education
Less than HS	14	20	19	37	11	78
HS graduate	20	20	14	41	5	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	18	15	12	51	3	264
Bachelor's degree	17	17	9	55	1	207
Post grad study/professional degree	16	11	6	64	3	170
income
Less than $30k	18	16	10	47	9	228
$30k to less than $50k	15	19	17	45	4	164
$50k to less than $75k	19	17	8	55	1	151
$75k to less than $100k	19	15	13	47	5	143
$100k or more	18	17	10	54	0	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	39	33	13	12	3	419
Independent	2	12	22	53	11	155
Democrat	3	3	6	87	2	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	45	33	12	7	3	315
Independent	7	14	15	59	5	401
Democrat	3	3	5	86	3	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	45	33	12	7	3	315
Lean Republican	21	33	16	27	3	104
Independent	2	12	22	53	11	155
Lean Democrat	2	2	8	88	1	142
Democrat	3	3	5	86	3	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	21	22	12	42	3	601
Black Non-Hispanic	4	4	13	76	3	114
Hispanic	15	11	10	57	7	182
Other	18	11	9	60	2	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	34	18	11	30	7	81
Once a week	26	22	13	39	1	176
Once or twice a month	12	24	20	39	5	69
A few times a year	14	22	12	51	1	145
Seldom	16	16	10	52	5	243
Never	13	10	9	64	4	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	31	23	14	27	5	277
Mainline Protestant	10	17	12	57	3	177
Roman Catholic	24	17	10	47	3	164
No religion	7	11	10	69	3	293
Other religion	15	14	10	55	5	88
ideology
Very conservative	54	29	3	9	5	135
Somewhat conservative	28	34	15	18	5	221
Moderate	9	12	15	59	4	395
Somewhat liberal	2	2	6	88	1	154
Very liberal	2	2	5	87	4	94
voter registration status
Registered	21	17	10	49	3	779
Not registered	8	15	15	55	7	221

Fav/Unfav: MAGA movement (2-pt)

[The MAGA (Make America Great Again) movement] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following groups and organizations or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Favorable	Unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	36	61	2	481
Female	33	61	5	508
Another gender	0	100	0	2
age
18-29	15	82	3	183
30-44	31	65	4	277
45-59	40	53	6	227
60+	45	53	2	315
education
Less than HS	34	55	11	78
HS graduate	40	55	5	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	34	63	3	264
Bachelor's degree	35	64	1	207
Post grad study/professional degree	27	70	3	170
income
Less than $30k	34	57	9	228
$30k to less than $50k	34	61	4	164
$50k to less than $75k	36	63	1	151
$75k to less than $100k	34	60	5	143
$100k or more	35	65	0	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	72	25	3	419
Independent	14	75	11	155
Democrat	5	93	2	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	78	19	3	315
Independent	21	74	5	401
Democrat	6	92	3	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	78	19	3	315
Lean Republican	54	43	3	104
Independent	14	75	11	155
Lean Democrat	4	95	1	142
Democrat	6	92	3	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	43	53	3	601
Black Non-Hispanic	8	89	3	114
Hispanic	26	67	7	182
Other	29	69	2	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	52	41	7	81
Once a week	47	52	1	176
Once or twice a month	36	59	5	69
A few times a year	36	63	1	145
Seldom	32	62	5	243
Never	23	73	4	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	55	41	5	277
Mainline Protestant	27	70	3	177
Roman Catholic	41	57	3	164
No religion	19	79	3	293
Other religion	30	65	5	88
ideology
Very conservative	83	12	5	135
Somewhat conservative	62	33	5	221
Moderate	21	75	4	395
Somewhat liberal	4	94	1	154
Very liberal	4	92	4	94
voter registration status
Registered	38	59	3	779
Not registered	22	70	7	221

Fav/Unfav: ICE (4-pt)

[Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Very favorable	Somewhat favorable	Somewhat unfavorable	Very unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	23	17	14	44	2	481
Female	15	18	14	50	4	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	0	2
age
18-29	6	12	18	60	4	183
30-44	15	18	14	48	5	277
45-59	18	20	15	44	3	227
60+	30	19	9	41	1	315
education
Less than HS	14	20	15	41	9	78
HS graduate	23	18	16	36	6	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	18	15	15	50	2	264
Bachelor's degree	17	19	11	51	1	207
Post grad study/professional degree	15	16	11	57	1	170
income
Less than $30k	13	18	17	44	8	228
$30k to less than $50k	20	18	15	42	4	164
$50k to less than $75k	20	20	9	50	1	151
$75k to less than $100k	18	18	15	46	2	143
$100k or more	22	15	13	50	0	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	41	32	12	12	2	419
Independent	6	13	21	49	11	155
Democrat	1	5	12	81	1	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	44	32	11	10	3	315
Independent	12	15	16	53	5	401
Democrat	1	5	13	80	1	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	44	32	11	10	3	315
Lean Republican	34	33	15	16	1	104
Independent	6	13	21	49	11	155
Lean Democrat	1	4	10	83	1	142
Democrat	1	5	13	80	1	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	25	21	13	39	3	601
Black Non-Hispanic	4	7	21	63	6	114
Hispanic	11	15	13	58	4	182
Other	15	15	11	57	1	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	27	28	16	28	1	81
Once a week	24	23	14	39	1	176
Once or twice a month	13	20	27	35	5	69
A few times a year	19	18	17	44	1	145
Seldom	18	18	12	48	3	243
Never	15	10	8	61	6	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	30	25	18	25	2	277
Mainline Protestant	14	14	18	52	2	177
Roman Catholic	23	21	10	45	1	164
No religion	11	9	10	66	4	293
Other religion	13	20	11	50	6	88
ideology
Very conservative	59	25	4	8	3	135
Somewhat conservative	30	33	18	16	3	221
Moderate	10	15	19	53	4	395
Somewhat liberal	0	5	9	85	1	154
Very liberal	1	2	3	90	5	94
voter registration status
Registered	21	18	13	46	2	779
Not registered	9	14	17	52	7	221

Fav/Unfav: ICE (2-pt)

[Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Favorable	Unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	40	57	2	481
Female	32	64	4	508
Another gender	0	100	0	2
age
18-29	18	78	4	183
30-44	32	62	5	277
45-59	38	59	3	227
60+	48	51	1	315
education
Less than HS	34	57	9	78
HS graduate	42	53	6	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	34	65	2	264
Bachelor's degree	37	62	1	207
Post grad study/professional degree	31	68	1	170
income
Less than $30k	31	61	8	228
$30k to less than $50k	39	57	4	164
$50k to less than $75k	40	59	1	151
$75k to less than $100k	37	60	2	143
$100k or more	37	63	0	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	74	24	2	419
Independent	19	70	11	155
Democrat	6	93	1	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	76	22	3	315
Independent	26	69	5	401
Democrat	6	93	1	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	76	22	3	315
Lean Republican	67	32	1	104
Independent	19	70	11	155
Lean Democrat	5	94	1	142
Democrat	6	93	1	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	45	52	3	601
Black Non-Hispanic	11	83	6	114
Hispanic	25	71	4	182
Other	30	68	1	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	55	44	1	81
Once a week	46	53	1	176
Once or twice a month	33	62	5	69
A few times a year	37	62	1	145
Seldom	36	61	3	243
Never	25	69	6	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	55	43	2	277
Mainline Protestant	28	70	2	177
Roman Catholic	44	55	1	164
No religion	20	76	4	293
Other religion	33	61	6	88
ideology
Very conservative	84	12	3	135
Somewhat conservative	63	35	3	221
Moderate	25	72	4	395
Somewhat liberal	5	94	1	154
Very liberal	2	93	5	94
voter registration status
Registered	40	58	2	779
Not registered	24	70	7	221

Fav/Unfav: DSA (4-pt)

[Democratic Socialists of America] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Very favorable	Somewhat favorable	Somewhat unfavorable	Very unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	4	15	11	41	30	481
Female	6	18	15	29	33	508
Another gender	0	65	35	0	0	2
age
18-29	6	22	16	24	31	183
30-44	5	13	15	30	36	277
45-59	5	19	13	36	27	227
60+	3	13	12	42	30	315
education
Less than HS	5	16	24	28	26	78
HS graduate	5	15	13	36	31	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	3	17	13	36	31	264
Bachelor's degree	7	15	14	35	28	207
Post grad study/professional degree	3	18	10	31	38	170
income
Less than $30k	8	18	15	26	34	228
$30k to less than $50k	3	18	14	33	32	164
$50k to less than $75k	3	16	14	33	34	151
$75k to less than $100k	5	15	15	37	28	143
$100k or more	4	15	11	41	30	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	1	4	10	66	20	419
Independent	4	12	23	23	39	155
Democrat	8	30	14	8	41	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	1	3	8	69	18	315
Independent	5	15	19	28	34	401
Democrat	8	32	12	5	42	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	1	3	8	69	18	315
Lean Republican	0	6	15	55	23	104
Independent	4	12	23	23	39	155
Lean Democrat	9	24	17	12	37	142
Democrat	8	32	12	5	42	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	3	11	11	43	32	601
Black Non-Hispanic	7	33	17	10	33	114
Hispanic	7	16	17	24	35	182
Other	8	26	17	28	21	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	1	8	8	57	26	81
Once a week	3	14	10	44	28	176
Once or twice a month	10	15	12	36	26	69
A few times a year	2	21	12	35	30	145
Seldom	4	15	18	29	33	243
Never	7	18	14	25	36	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	2	12	11	50	25	277
Mainline Protestant	4	20	13	23	39	177
Roman Catholic	6	12	12	46	24	164
No religion	6	21	15	21	37	293
Other religion	6	15	18	31	30	88
ideology
Very conservative	3	1	3	80	14	135
Somewhat conservative	4	8	11	57	20	221
Moderate	1	18	19	23	38	395
Somewhat liberal	4	31	15	10	40	154
Very liberal	24	24	6	1	44	94
voter registration status
Registered	5	17	12	37	29	779
Not registered	4	14	18	24	41	221

Fav/Unfav: DSA (2-pt)

[Democratic Socialists of America] Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of the following or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Favorable	Unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	18	52	30	481
Female	23	44	33	508
Another gender	65	35	0	2
age
18-29	28	40	31	183
30-44	18	45	36	277
45-59	24	49	27	227
60+	16	54	30	315
education
Less than HS	22	52	26	78
HS graduate	20	49	31	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	20	49	31	264
Bachelor's degree	22	49	28	207
Post grad study/professional degree	21	41	38	170
income
Less than $30k	26	41	34	228
$30k to less than $50k	21	47	32	164
$50k to less than $75k	19	47	34	151
$75k to less than $100k	19	52	28	143
$100k or more	18	52	30	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	5	75	20	419
Independent	16	46	39	155
Democrat	38	21	41	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	4	77	18	315
Independent	20	46	34	401
Democrat	40	17	42	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	4	77	18	315
Lean Republican	6	70	23	104
Independent	16	46	39	155
Lean Democrat	33	29	37	142
Democrat	40	17	42	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	14	54	32	601
Black Non-Hispanic	40	27	33	114
Hispanic	23	41	35	182
Other	34	45	21	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	9	65	26	81
Once a week	17	55	28	176
Once or twice a month	25	48	26	69
A few times a year	23	47	30	145
Seldom	19	47	33	243
Never	25	39	36	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	14	61	25	277
Mainline Protestant	24	37	39	177
Roman Catholic	17	58	24	164
No religion	27	36	37	293
Other religion	21	49	30	88
ideology
Very conservative	3	83	14	135
Somewhat conservative	11	68	20	221
Moderate	20	43	38	395
Somewhat liberal	35	25	40	154
Very liberal	48	7	44	94
voter registration status
Registered	22	49	29	779
Not registered	18	42	41	221

Fav/Unfav: Pope Leo (4-pt)

Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of Pope Leo the XIV, or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Very favorable	Somewhat favorable	Somewhat unfavorable	Very unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	21	27	12	8	32	481
Female	27	19	11	6	37	508
Another gender	0	78	0	0	22	2
age
18-29	10	26	12	4	49	183
30-44	16	21	10	10	43	277
45-59	28	22	12	7	31	227
60+	35	23	13	7	21	315
education
Less than HS	14	19	12	11	44	78
HS graduate	17	22	15	7	40	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	22	20	12	7	39	264
Bachelor's degree	29	27	11	7	26	207
Post grad study/professional degree	36	26	8	5	25	170
income
Less than $30k	18	22	11	6	42	228
$30k to less than $50k	18	18	15	6	43	164
$50k to less than $75k	23	21	11	7	38	151
$75k to less than $100k	24	24	10	11	30	143
$100k or more	31	26	11	7	25	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	12	19	18	13	38	419
Independent	15	19	13	6	48	155
Democrat	38	28	5	2	26	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	12	17	20	12	38	315
Independent	21	25	11	7	37	401
Democrat	41	25	4	2	27	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	12	17	20	12	38	315
Lean Republican	12	23	13	13	39	104
Independent	15	19	13	6	48	155
Lean Democrat	33	34	6	3	24	142
Democrat	41	25	4	2	27	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	23	24	13	7	34	601
Black Non-Hispanic	26	20	7	4	43	114
Hispanic	25	22	13	9	31	182
Other	22	23	10	8	37	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	16	10	13	15	46	81
Once a week	30	25	14	6	25	176
Once or twice a month	21	29	19	2	30	69
A few times a year	24	22	16	6	32	145
Seldom	26	23	8	8	36	243
Never	21	24	9	7	39	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	12	24	18	10	36	277
Mainline Protestant	30	21	8	2	40	177
Roman Catholic	43	23	10	6	18	164
No religion	21	25	9	7	37	293
Other religion	22	17	9	11	41	88
ideology
Very conservative	10	16	16	23	35	135
Somewhat conservative	13	24	24	9	30	221
Moderate	22	23	7	3	45	395
Somewhat liberal	54	22	7	5	13	154
Very liberal	26	33	4	1	36	94
voter registration status
Registered	25	23	12	7	32	779
Not registered	18	23	9	7	44	221

Fav/Unfav: Pope Leo (2-pt)

Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of [the new] Pope Leo the XIV, or haven’t you heard enough yet to have an opinion?
	Favorable	Unfavorable	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	48	20	32	481
Female	46	17	37	508
Another gender	78	0	22	2
age
18-29	36	15	49	183
30-44	37	20	43	277
45-59	50	19	31	227
60+	58	20	21	315
education
Less than HS	33	23	44	78
HS graduate	39	21	40	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	42	19	39	264
Bachelor's degree	56	18	26	207
Post grad study/professional degree	62	13	25	170
income
Less than $30k	40	18	42	228
$30k to less than $50k	36	21	43	164
$50k to less than $75k	44	17	38	151
$75k to less than $100k	49	21	30	143
$100k or more	57	19	25	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	31	31	38	419
Independent	34	18	48	155
Democrat	67	7	26	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	30	32	38	315
Independent	46	17	37	401
Democrat	66	6	27	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	30	32	38	315
Lean Republican	35	26	39	104
Independent	34	18	48	155
Lean Democrat	67	9	24	142
Democrat	66	6	27	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	47	19	34	601
Black Non-Hispanic	46	11	43	114
Hispanic	47	22	31	182
Other	44	19	37	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	26	28	46	81
Once a week	55	20	25	176
Once or twice a month	49	21	30	69
A few times a year	47	21	32	145
Seldom	48	15	36	243
Never	45	16	39	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	36	28	36	277
Mainline Protestant	50	10	40	177
Roman Catholic	66	16	18	164
No religion	46	16	37	293
Other religion	39	20	41	88
ideology
Very conservative	26	39	35	135
Somewhat conservative	37	33	30	221
Moderate	45	10	45	395
Somewhat liberal	76	11	13	154
Very liberal	59	5	36	94
voter registration status
Registered	48	20	32	779
Not registered	41	16	44	221

Trump: economy (4-pt)

[The Economy] Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling each of the following issues?
	Strongly approve	Somewhat approve	Somewhat Disapprove	Strongly disapprove	n
sex
Male	11	20	22	46	481
Female	9	19	18	54	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	5	12	25	58	183
30-44	7	16	26	50	277
45-59	11	22	17	50	227
60+	14	26	14	46	315
education
Less than HS	6	16	34	45	78
HS graduate	10	21	24	45	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	9	19	19	53	264
Bachelor's degree	16	20	16	48	207
Post grad study/professional degree	6	20	14	59	170
income
Less than $30k	9	18	20	53	228
$30k to less than $50k	4	27	21	48	164
$50k to less than $75k	8	21	21	50	151
$75k to less than $100k	10	19	21	49	143
$100k or more	14	17	19	50	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	21	39	26	14	419
Independent	3	13	23	60	155
Democrat	2	3	12	83	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	24	40	25	12	315
Independent	4	16	23	57	401
Democrat	3	3	10	84	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	24	40	25	12	315
Lean Republican	11	36	31	22	104
Independent	3	13	23	60	155
Lean Democrat	0	4	17	79	142
Democrat	3	3	10	84	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	12	26	21	41	601
Black Non-Hispanic	3	3	13	80	114
Hispanic	8	12	22	59	182
Other	9	14	22	55	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	14	31	21	34	81
Once a week	16	27	19	38	176
Once or twice a month	14	28	22	36	69
A few times a year	7	18	24	51	145
Seldom	10	19	18	54	243
Never	6	11	20	64	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	17	30	22	31	277
Mainline Protestant	6	18	19	57	177
Roman Catholic	12	22	19	47	164
No religion	4	11	20	65	293
Other religion	12	15	18	55	88
ideology
Very conservative	31	41	15	13	135
Somewhat conservative	17	37	26	19	221
Moderate	4	13	25	58	395
Somewhat liberal	1	3	12	83	154
Very liberal	2	1	5	92	94
voter registration status
Registered	11	22	18	49	779
Not registered	4	12	27	57	221

Trump: economy (2-pt)

[The Economy] Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling each of the following issues?
	Approve	Disapprove	n
sex
Male	32	68	481
Female	28	72	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	17	83	183
30-44	23	77	277
45-59	33	67	227
60+	40	60	315
education
Less than HS	21	79	78
HS graduate	31	69	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	27	73	264
Bachelor's degree	36	64	207
Post grad study/professional degree	27	73	170
income
Less than $30k	27	73	228
$30k to less than $50k	31	69	164
$50k to less than $75k	29	71	151
$75k to less than $100k	30	70	143
$100k or more	31	69	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	60	40	419
Independent	16	84	155
Democrat	5	95	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	64	36	315
Independent	20	80	401
Democrat	6	94	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	64	36	315
Lean Republican	47	53	104
Independent	16	84	155
Lean Democrat	4	96	142
Democrat	6	94	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	38	62	601
Black Non-Hispanic	6	94	114
Hispanic	19	81	182
Other	24	76	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	45	55	81
Once a week	43	57	176
Once or twice a month	42	58	69
A few times a year	25	75	145
Seldom	29	71	243
Never	17	83	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	47	53	277
Mainline Protestant	24	76	177
Roman Catholic	34	66	164
No religion	15	85	293
Other religion	27	73	88
ideology
Very conservative	73	27	135
Somewhat conservative	55	45	221
Moderate	17	83	395
Somewhat liberal	5	95	154
Very liberal	3	97	94
voter registration status
Registered	33	67	779
Not registered	16	84	221

Trump: inflation (4-pt)

[Inflation and the cost of living] Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling each of the following issues?
	Strongly approve	Somewhat approve	Somewhat Disapprove	Strongly disapprove	n
sex
Male	5	19	21	55	481
Female	6	13	22	59	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	2	7	24	67	183
30-44	6	12	23	59	277
45-59	5	18	20	56	227
60+	8	23	19	50	315
education
Less than HS	7	7	31	56	78
HS graduate	6	20	20	54	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	5	15	22	59	264
Bachelor's degree	8	19	18	56	207
Post grad study/professional degree	4	12	24	60	170
income
Less than $30k	5	14	22	58	228
$30k to less than $50k	3	16	26	56	164
$50k to less than $75k	6	15	23	56	151
$75k to less than $100k	6	17	18	58	143
$100k or more	7	17	19	56	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	11	34	35	20	419
Independent	3	4	24	70	155
Democrat	2	2	8	88	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	12	38	32	17	315
Independent	3	7	24	66	401
Democrat	2	3	6	89	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	12	38	32	17	315
Lean Republican	6	22	42	29	104
Independent	3	4	24	70	155
Lean Democrat	2	0	11	88	142
Democrat	2	3	6	89	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	7	21	25	48	601
Black Non-Hispanic	1	5	7	86	114
Hispanic	6	8	21	66	182
Other	6	13	20	61	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	7	24	30	39	81
Once a week	8	26	25	41	176
Once or twice a month	10	13	27	50	69
A few times a year	2	16	21	61	145
Seldom	6	15	19	60	243
Never	4	9	18	69	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	9	28	28	36	277
Mainline Protestant	4	12	19	65	177
Roman Catholic	6	19	24	51	164
No religion	3	7	16	74	293
Other religion	7	13	20	60	88
ideology
Very conservative	19	41	26	14	135
Somewhat conservative	7	33	34	26	221
Moderate	3	7	21	69	395
Somewhat liberal	0	2	12	86	154
Very liberal	2	0	3	95	94
voter registration status
Registered	6	18	20	55	779
Not registered	5	8	25	62	221

Trump: inflation (2-pt)

[Inflation and the cost of living] Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling each of the following issues?
	Approve	Disapprove	n
sex
Male	25	75	481
Female	19	81	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	9	91	183
30-44	18	82	277
45-59	23	77	227
60+	31	69	315
education
Less than HS	14	86	78
HS graduate	26	74	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	20	80	264
Bachelor's degree	27	73	207
Post grad study/professional degree	15	84	170
income
Less than $30k	19	81	228
$30k to less than $50k	19	81	164
$50k to less than $75k	21	79	151
$75k to less than $100k	24	76	143
$100k or more	24	76	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	45	55	419
Independent	7	93	155
Democrat	4	96	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	51	49	315
Independent	11	89	401
Democrat	5	95	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	51	49	315
Lean Republican	29	71	104
Independent	7	93	155
Lean Democrat	2	98	142
Democrat	5	95	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	27	73	601
Black Non-Hispanic	7	93	114
Hispanic	14	86	182
Other	19	81	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	31	69	81
Once a week	34	66	176
Once or twice a month	23	77	69
A few times a year	19	81	145
Seldom	21	79	243
Never	13	87	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	36	64	277
Mainline Protestant	16	84	177
Roman Catholic	25	75	164
No religion	10	90	293
Other religion	20	80	88
ideology
Very conservative	60	40	135
Somewhat conservative	40	60	221
Moderate	11	89	395
Somewhat liberal	2	98	154
Very liberal	2	98	94
voter registration status
Registered	24	76	779
Not registered	13	87	221

Trump: immigration (4-pt)

[Immigration] Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling each of the following issues?
	Strongly approve	Somewhat approve	Somewhat Disapprove	Strongly disapprove	n
sex
Male	32	18	12	37	481
Female	21	18	14	47	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	9	23	15	54	183
30-44	22	20	14	43	277
45-59	30	15	16	39	227
60+	37	16	9	37	315
education
Less than HS	19	22	21	37	78
HS graduate	29	21	17	33	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	27	17	9	47	264
Bachelor's degree	27	19	11	42	207
Post grad study/professional degree	22	13	12	53	170
income
Less than $30k	22	17	17	44	228
$30k to less than $50k	25	24	13	38	164
$50k to less than $75k	24	19	9	48	151
$75k to less than $100k	26	20	15	38	143
$100k or more	31	15	12	43	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	55	30	8	7	419
Independent	12	22	22	45	155
Democrat	3	5	15	76	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	59	28	8	5	315
Independent	17	20	16	47	401
Democrat	3	5	15	78	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	59	28	8	5	315
Lean Republican	41	35	9	15	104
Independent	12	22	22	45	155
Lean Democrat	5	6	15	74	142
Democrat	3	5	15	78	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	34	19	11	35	601
Black Non-Hispanic	5	16	21	58	114
Hispanic	16	14	14	55	182
Other	20	17	13	50	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	37	25	10	28	81
Once a week	31	22	16	30	176
Once or twice a month	19	25	19	37	69
A few times a year	27	22	17	34	145
Seldom	27	16	10	46	243
Never	21	11	11	58	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	40	24	14	21	277
Mainline Protestant	19	18	19	43	177
Roman Catholic	29	19	10	42	164
No religion	17	14	11	59	293
Other religion	20	15	10	55	88
ideology
Very conservative	69	20	6	5	135
Somewhat conservative	46	29	10	15	221
Moderate	16	20	19	45	395
Somewhat liberal	2	5	15	79	154
Very liberal	3	3	4	89	94
voter registration status
Registered	30	18	12	40	779
Not registered	13	19	17	51	221

Trump: immigration (2-pt)

[Immigration] Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling each of the following issues?
	Approve	Disapprove	n
sex
Male	50	49	481
Female	39	61	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	31	69	183
30-44	42	57	277
45-59	45	55	227
60+	53	47	315
education
Less than HS	42	58	78
HS graduate	50	50	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	44	56	264
Bachelor's degree	46	54	207
Post grad study/professional degree	34	65	170
income
Less than $30k	39	61	228
$30k to less than $50k	49	51	164
$50k to less than $75k	43	57	151
$75k to less than $100k	46	53	143
$100k or more	46	54	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	85	15	419
Independent	33	67	155
Democrat	9	91	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	87	13	315
Independent	37	63	401
Democrat	7	93	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	87	13	315
Lean Republican	76	24	104
Independent	33	67	155
Lean Democrat	11	88	142
Democrat	7	93	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	54	46	601
Black Non-Hispanic	22	78	114
Hispanic	30	70	182
Other	38	62	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	62	38	81
Once a week	54	46	176
Once or twice a month	43	56	69
A few times a year	49	51	145
Seldom	44	56	243
Never	32	68	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	64	36	277
Mainline Protestant	38	62	177
Roman Catholic	48	52	164
No religion	31	69	293
Other religion	35	65	88
ideology
Very conservative	89	11	135
Somewhat conservative	75	25	221
Moderate	36	64	395
Somewhat liberal	7	93	154
Very liberal	6	94	94
voter registration status
Registered	48	52	779
Not registered	32	68	221

Trump: border security (4-pt)

[Border security] Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling each of the following issues?
	Strongly approve	Somewhat approve	Somewhat Disapprove	Strongly disapprove	n
sex
Male	37	20	15	28	481
Female	25	16	17	42	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	11	17	22	50	183
30-44	25	22	15	37	277
45-59	35	15	15	36	227
60+	44	16	15	25	315
education
Less than HS	24	23	22	31	78
HS graduate	35	18	20	27	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	31	16	12	41	264
Bachelor's degree	31	18	15	36	207
Post grad study/professional degree	26	16	16	41	170
income
Less than $30k	24	18	23	35	228
$30k to less than $50k	32	18	14	35	164
$50k to less than $75k	32	14	14	40	151
$75k to less than $100k	34	17	15	33	143
$100k or more	33	19	14	34	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	66	21	8	5	419
Independent	15	25	24	36	155
Democrat	2	12	21	65	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	71	19	7	3	315
Independent	20	21	22	37	401
Democrat	2	12	18	68	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	71	19	7	3	315
Lean Republican	53	28	10	9	104
Independent	15	25	24	36	155
Lean Democrat	1	12	28	59	142
Democrat	2	12	18	68	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	40	20	14	26	601
Black Non-Hispanic	8	14	20	58	114
Hispanic	18	14	20	49	182
Other	25	13	20	42	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	46	15	15	25	81
Once a week	40	20	13	26	176
Once or twice a month	28	20	23	29	69
A few times a year	32	19	20	29	145
Seldom	30	19	14	36	243
Never	21	14	16	48	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	49	17	16	17	277
Mainline Protestant	24	22	18	36	177
Roman Catholic	33	24	6	37	164
No religion	17	14	21	48	293
Other religion	28	11	14	47	88
ideology
Very conservative	79	9	5	7	135
Somewhat conservative	54	22	12	12	221
Moderate	19	25	22	34	395
Somewhat liberal	3	8	21	68	154
Very liberal	3	4	6	86	94
voter registration status
Registered	35	18	14	34	779
Not registered	16	17	25	41	221

Trump: border security (2-pt)

[Border security] Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling each of the following issues?
	Approve	Disapprove	n
sex
Male	57	43	481
Female	41	59	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	29	71	183
30-44	47	53	277
45-59	50	50	227
60+	60	40	315
education
Less than HS	47	53	78
HS graduate	53	47	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	47	53	264
Bachelor's degree	49	51	207
Post grad study/professional degree	42	58	170
income
Less than $30k	42	58	228
$30k to less than $50k	51	49	164
$50k to less than $75k	46	54	151
$75k to less than $100k	51	48	143
$100k or more	52	48	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	87	13	419
Independent	40	60	155
Democrat	13	87	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	89	11	315
Independent	41	59	401
Democrat	14	86	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	89	11	315
Lean Republican	81	19	104
Independent	40	60	155
Lean Democrat	12	88	142
Democrat	14	86	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	60	40	601
Black Non-Hispanic	22	78	114
Hispanic	32	68	182
Other	38	62	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	60	40	81
Once a week	61	39	176
Once or twice a month	48	52	69
A few times a year	51	49	145
Seldom	49	50	243
Never	35	65	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	67	33	277
Mainline Protestant	46	54	177
Roman Catholic	57	43	164
No religion	30	70	293
Other religion	39	61	88
ideology
Very conservative	88	12	135
Somewhat conservative	76	24	221
Moderate	44	56	395
Somewhat liberal	10	90	154
Very liberal	7	93	94
voter registration status
Registered	53	47	779
Not registered	34	66	221

Trump: tariffs (4-pt)

[Tariffs] Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling each of the following issues?
	Strongly approve	Somewhat approve	Somewhat Disapprove	Strongly disapprove	n
sex
Male	18	17	18	46	481
Female	13	17	19	51	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	6	12	24	58	183
30-44	12	15	20	52	277
45-59	16	20	17	47	227
60+	22	21	14	43	315
education
Less than HS	14	15	31	40	78
HS graduate	17	20	18	44	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	15	16	18	51	264
Bachelor's degree	16	21	16	48	207
Post grad study/professional degree	14	10	16	60	170
income
Less than $30k	16	13	20	52	228
$30k to less than $50k	13	21	18	47	164
$50k to less than $75k	14	21	19	46	151
$75k to less than $100k	17	17	19	46	143
$100k or more	16	17	17	50	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	33	35	20	12	419
Independent	5	7	33	55	155
Democrat	1	4	12	84	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	39	33	19	9	315
Independent	7	14	24	55	401
Democrat	2	4	9	85	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	39	33	19	9	315
Lean Republican	18	41	21	19	104
Independent	5	7	33	55	155
Lean Democrat	0	2	16	81	142
Democrat	2	4	9	85	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	20	21	20	39	601
Black Non-Hispanic	5	4	15	76	114
Hispanic	9	13	20	58	182
Other	11	13	10	66	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	22	32	15	31	81
Once a week	20	25	20	35	176
Once or twice a month	13	25	21	40	69
A few times a year	9	19	25	47	145
Seldom	17	15	16	51	243
Never	12	8	15	65	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	24	25	22	28	277
Mainline Protestant	7	18	18	57	177
Roman Catholic	17	23	15	44	164
No religion	10	7	17	66	293
Other religion	16	15	17	52	88
ideology
Very conservative	51	33	6	10	135
Somewhat conservative	22	33	26	19	221
Moderate	8	13	21	57	395
Somewhat liberal	1	1	15	82	154
Very liberal	2	0	9	89	94
voter registration status
Registered	17	19	16	48	779
Not registered	8	10	28	54	221

Trump: tariffs (2-pt)

[Tariffs] Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling each of the following issues?
	Approve	Disapprove	n
sex
Male	36	64	481
Female	30	70	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	18	82	183
30-44	27	72	277
45-59	36	64	227
60+	43	57	315
education
Less than HS	30	70	78
HS graduate	37	63	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	31	69	264
Bachelor's degree	36	64	207
Post grad study/professional degree	24	76	170
income
Less than $30k	29	71	228
$30k to less than $50k	34	66	164
$50k to less than $75k	35	65	151
$75k to less than $100k	34	65	143
$100k or more	33	67	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	69	31	419
Independent	12	88	155
Democrat	5	95	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	72	28	315
Independent	21	79	401
Democrat	6	94	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	72	28	315
Lean Republican	59	41	104
Independent	12	88	155
Lean Democrat	2	98	142
Democrat	6	94	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	41	58	601
Black Non-Hispanic	9	91	114
Hispanic	22	78	182
Other	24	76	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	54	46	81
Once a week	45	55	176
Once or twice a month	38	61	69
A few times a year	28	72	145
Seldom	32	67	243
Never	20	80	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	49	51	277
Mainline Protestant	25	75	177
Roman Catholic	40	60	164
No religion	17	83	293
Other religion	31	69	88
ideology
Very conservative	84	16	135
Somewhat conservative	55	45	221
Moderate	21	79	395
Somewhat liberal	2	98	154
Very liberal	2	98	94
voter registration status
Registered	37	63	779
Not registered	18	82	221

Trump: Iran war (4-pt)

[The war with Iran] Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling each of the following issues?
	Strongly approve	Somewhat approve	Somewhat disapprove	Strongly disapprove	n
sex
Male	16	22	11	50	481
Female	11	18	14	58	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	6	15	13	66	183
30-44	11	16	15	58	277
45-59	11	22	15	51	227
60+	21	25	8	47	315
education
Less than HS	17	24	11	49	78
HS graduate	15	18	20	48	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	11	25	8	55	264
Bachelor's degree	15	20	11	54	207
Post grad study/professional degree	11	12	10	67	170
income
Less than $30k	16	16	14	55	228
$30k to less than $50k	14	24	11	51	164
$50k to less than $75k	7	22	13	58	151
$75k to less than $100k	12	24	17	47	143
$100k or more	15	17	10	58	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	29	38	14	19	419
Independent	2	15	21	62	155
Democrat	2	4	7	87	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	31	39	15	14	315
Independent	7	16	14	63	401
Democrat	1	3	7	88	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	31	39	15	14	315
Lean Republican	22	33	11	34	104
Independent	2	15	21	62	155
Lean Democrat	3	5	8	85	142
Democrat	1	3	7	88	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	16	25	13	46	601
Black Non-Hispanic	6	4	14	76	114
Hispanic	10	17	11	61	182
Other	12	8	9	71	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	25	27	9	39	81
Once a week	14	30	13	43	176
Once or twice a month	17	27	15	41	69
A few times a year	9	22	17	52	145
Seldom	14	17	12	56	243
Never	10	10	11	69	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	20	32	14	33	277
Mainline Protestant	9	21	10	60	177
Roman Catholic	15	22	12	51	164
No religion	7	9	13	70	293
Other religion	18	10	9	63	88
ideology
Very conservative	43	30	11	16	135
Somewhat conservative	17	39	17	27	221
Moderate	8	15	14	62	395
Somewhat liberal	1	6	6	87	154
Very liberal	2	0	8	89	94
voter registration status
Registered	15	20	12	53	779
Not registered	7	19	13	62	221

Trump: Iran war (2-pt)

[The war with Iran] Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling each of the following issues?
	Approve	Disapprove	n
sex
Male	38	62	481
Female	28	72	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	21	79	183
30-44	27	73	277
45-59	33	67	227
60+	45	55	315
education
Less than HS	40	60	78
HS graduate	32	68	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	36	64	264
Bachelor's degree	35	65	207
Post grad study/professional degree	23	76	170
income
Less than $30k	32	68	228
$30k to less than $50k	38	62	164
$50k to less than $75k	29	71	151
$75k to less than $100k	36	64	143
$100k or more	32	68	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	67	33	419
Independent	16	84	155
Democrat	6	94	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	71	29	315
Independent	23	77	401
Democrat	5	95	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	71	29	315
Lean Republican	55	45	104
Independent	16	84	155
Lean Democrat	7	93	142
Democrat	5	95	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	41	59	601
Black Non-Hispanic	9	91	114
Hispanic	28	72	182
Other	20	80	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	52	48	81
Once a week	44	56	176
Once or twice a month	44	56	69
A few times a year	31	69	145
Seldom	31	68	243
Never	20	80	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	52	48	277
Mainline Protestant	30	70	177
Roman Catholic	37	63	164
No religion	16	84	293
Other religion	28	72	88
ideology
Very conservative	73	27	135
Somewhat conservative	56	44	221
Moderate	24	76	395
Somewhat liberal	7	93	154
Very liberal	2	98	94
voter registration status
Registered	35	65	779
Not registered	26	74	221

Trump: gas prices (4-pt)

[Gasoline prices] Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling each of the following issues?
	Strongly approve	Somewhat approve	Somewhat disapprove	Strongly disapprove	n
sex
Male	6	14	21	59	481
Female	5	13	19	63	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	3	4	20	72	183
30-44	5	8	22	65	277
45-59	5	15	20	61	227
60+	8	22	17	53	315
education
Less than HS	3	13	22	62	78
HS graduate	6	16	18	60	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	5	11	21	63	264
Bachelor's degree	8	13	19	60	207
Post grad study/professional degree	4	13	21	63	170
income
Less than $30k	6	12	18	65	228
$30k to less than $50k	2	14	20	64	164
$50k to less than $75k	4	17	18	61	151
$75k to less than $100k	7	14	21	58	143
$100k or more	7	13	22	59	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	11	28	32	30	419
Independent	1	5	22	72	155
Democrat	1	3	7	88	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	13	29	33	25	315
Independent	3	9	18	70	401
Democrat	1	3	7	89	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	13	29	33	25	315
Lean Republican	6	22	27	45	104
Independent	1	5	22	72	155
Lean Democrat	2	3	7	88	142
Democrat	1	3	7	89	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	6	18	23	54	601
Black Non-Hispanic	3	3	9	85	114
Hispanic	7	7	15	71	182
Other	3	10	23	64	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	9	21	24	46	81
Once a week	9	21	23	48	176
Once or twice a month	11	12	28	49	69
A few times a year	1	13	22	63	145
Seldom	4	12	20	64	243
Never	4	9	13	74	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	8	24	26	41	277
Mainline Protestant	2	12	19	67	177
Roman Catholic	5	15	19	60	164
No religion	4	6	14	77	293
Other religion	9	8	21	62	88
ideology
Very conservative	17	34	27	23	135
Somewhat conservative	7	28	33	32	221
Moderate	2	7	18	73	395
Somewhat liberal	3	1	9	87	154
Very liberal	2	0	4	93	94
voter registration status
Registered	6	15	19	60	779
Not registered	4	7	21	68	221

Trump: gas prices (2-pt)

[Gasoline prices] Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling each of the following issues?
	Approve	Disapprove	n
sex
Male	20	80	481
Female	18	82	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	7	93	183
30-44	13	87	277
45-59	20	80	227
60+	30	70	315
education
Less than HS	16	84	78
HS graduate	22	78	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	16	84	264
Bachelor's degree	21	79	207
Post grad study/professional degree	17	83	170
income
Less than $30k	18	82	228
$30k to less than $50k	16	84	164
$50k to less than $75k	21	79	151
$75k to less than $100k	21	79	143
$100k or more	19	81	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	38	62	419
Independent	6	94	155
Democrat	4	96	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	42	58	315
Independent	11	89	401
Democrat	4	96	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	42	58	315
Lean Republican	28	72	104
Independent	6	94	155
Lean Democrat	5	95	142
Democrat	4	96	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	24	76	601
Black Non-Hispanic	6	94	114
Hispanic	14	86	182
Other	13	87	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	30	70	81
Once a week	30	70	176
Once or twice a month	23	77	69
A few times a year	15	85	145
Seldom	16	84	243
Never	13	87	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	32	68	277
Mainline Protestant	14	86	177
Roman Catholic	21	79	164
No religion	9	91	293
Other religion	17	83	88
ideology
Very conservative	50	50	135
Somewhat conservative	35	65	221
Moderate	9	91	395
Somewhat liberal	3	97	154
Very liberal	2	98	94
voter registration status
Registered	21	79	779
Not registered	12	88	221

Trump: foreign policy (4-pt)

[Foreign policy] Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling each of the following issues?
	Strongly approve	Somewhat approve	Somewhat Disapprove	Strongly disapprove	n
sex
Male	20	22	15	43	481
Female	14	20	17	49	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	5	18	22	55	183
30-44	11	23	20	45	277
45-59	18	23	15	44	227
60+	29	18	10	44	315
education
Less than HS	15	32	15	38	78
HS graduate	18	26	19	38	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	16	20	16	48	264
Bachelor's degree	19	19	12	49	207
Post grad study/professional degree	16	10	16	58	170
income
Less than $30k	18	18	20	44	228
$30k to less than $50k	15	28	12	45	164
$50k to less than $75k	16	18	14	51	151
$75k to less than $100k	15	23	18	43	143
$100k or more	19	19	15	47	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	38	37	15	10	419
Independent	4	18	26	52	155
Democrat	2	6	13	80	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	43	34	15	8	315
Independent	7	23	19	51	401
Democrat	2	3	13	82	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	43	34	15	8	315
Lean Republican	21	44	17	18	104
Independent	4	18	26	52	155
Lean Democrat	0	13	13	74	142
Democrat	2	3	13	82	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	22	25	15	38	601
Black Non-Hispanic	3	8	19	70	114
Hispanic	13	15	20	52	182
Other	14	15	11	59	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	32	24	18	26	81
Once a week	22	25	16	36	176
Once or twice a month	18	26	22	34	69
A few times a year	13	27	20	41	145
Seldom	15	21	14	50	243
Never	14	12	12	61	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	26	30	17	27	277
Mainline Protestant	11	23	16	50	177
Roman Catholic	24	22	13	41	164
No religion	9	12	16	63	293
Other religion	17	13	18	52	88
ideology
Very conservative	53	31	6	10	135
Somewhat conservative	31	31	23	15	221
Moderate	7	22	17	53	395
Somewhat liberal	0	2	17	80	154
Very liberal	2	4	6	87	94
voter registration status
Registered	19	21	15	45	779
Not registered	9	21	19	51	221

Trump: foreign policy (2-pt)

[Foreign policy] Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling each of the following issues?
	Approve	Disapprove	n
sex
Male	42	57	481
Female	34	66	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	23	77	183
30-44	35	65	277
45-59	41	59	227
60+	47	53	315
education
Less than HS	46	54	78
HS graduate	44	56	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	36	64	264
Bachelor's degree	38	62	207
Post grad study/professional degree	26	74	170
income
Less than $30k	36	64	228
$30k to less than $50k	43	57	164
$50k to less than $75k	35	65	151
$75k to less than $100k	39	61	143
$100k or more	37	63	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	74	26	419
Independent	22	78	155
Democrat	8	92	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	77	23	315
Independent	30	70	401
Democrat	5	95	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	77	23	315
Lean Republican	65	35	104
Independent	22	78	155
Lean Democrat	13	87	142
Democrat	5	95	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	47	53	601
Black Non-Hispanic	11	89	114
Hispanic	28	72	182
Other	29	71	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	56	44	81
Once a week	47	53	176
Once or twice a month	44	56	69
A few times a year	39	61	145
Seldom	36	64	243
Never	26	74	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	56	44	277
Mainline Protestant	34	66	177
Roman Catholic	46	54	164
No religion	21	79	293
Other religion	30	70	88
ideology
Very conservative	84	16	135
Somewhat conservative	62	38	221
Moderate	30	70	395
Somewhat liberal	2	98	154
Very liberal	6	94	94
voter registration status
Registered	40	60	779
Not registered	30	70	221

Trust Trump

Regardless of specific policies, how much do you trust Donald Trump to make the right decisions for the country?
	Completely trust	Mostly trust	Mostly do not trust	Completely do not trust	n
sex
Male	14	29	20	37	481
Female	12	25	18	46	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	7	16	32	45	183
30-44	11	25	21	42	277
45-59	11	33	14	41	227
60+	20	28	12	39	315
education
Less than HS	20	24	26	31	78
HS graduate	15	30	21	34	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	13	26	18	43	264
Bachelor's degree	13	27	16	44	207
Post grad study/professional degree	7	23	17	53	170
income
Less than $30k	15	23	22	41	228
$30k to less than $50k	11	32	17	39	164
$50k to less than $75k	9	31	17	43	151
$75k to less than $100k	16	28	20	35	143
$100k or more	14	23	17	46	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	30	52	13	6	419
Independent	0	19	35	45	155
Democrat	1	4	19	76	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	34	53	8	5	315
Independent	4	22	30	44	401
Democrat	2	5	14	79	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	34	53	8	5	315
Lean Republican	15	49	26	9	104
Independent	0	19	35	45	155
Lean Democrat	0	4	28	68	142
Democrat	2	5	14	79	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	16	33	17	34	601
Black Non-Hispanic	5	7	25	63	114
Hispanic	11	22	17	50	182
Other	9	20	26	45	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	23	37	13	27	81
Once a week	21	32	19	28	176
Once or twice a month	15	29	17	38	69
A few times a year	8	32	24	36	145
Seldom	11	27	18	44	243
Never	10	16	18	56	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	20	41	18	21	277
Mainline Protestant	8	26	20	46	177
Roman Catholic	17	30	15	38	164
No religion	7	14	20	59	293
Other religion	14	19	21	46	88
ideology
Very conservative	49	40	5	7	135
Somewhat conservative	18	53	15	14	221
Moderate	5	22	29	44	395
Somewhat liberal	1	2	15	82	154
Very liberal	2	4	11	83	94
voter registration status
Registered	15	28	16	42	779
Not registered	7	21	30	42	221

Personally better off

Would you say you personally are better off, about the same, or worse off than you were a year ago?
	Better	About the same	Worse	n
sex
Male	21	42	36	481
Female	17	37	46	508
Another gender	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	28	37	36	183
30-44	18	46	37	277
45-59	16	36	48	227
60+	19	38	43	315
education
Less than HS	24	44	33	78
HS graduate	16	44	41	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	25	39	37	264
Bachelor's degree	20	36	45	207
Post grad study/professional degree	15	37	48	170
income
Less than $30k	18	39	44	228
$30k to less than $50k	21	40	39	164
$50k to less than $75k	15	48	37	151
$75k to less than $100k	20	37	43	143
$100k or more	22	37	41	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	33	50	17	419
Independent	12	44	45	155
Democrat	9	28	64	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	35	50	15	315
Independent	16	38	46	401
Democrat	8	29	63	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	35	50	15	315
Lean Republican	29	47	24	104
Independent	12	44	45	155
Lean Democrat	11	25	64	142
Democrat	8	29	63	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	18	44	38	601
Black Non-Hispanic	15	27	58	114
Hispanic	27	34	39	182
Other	21	35	44	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	34	40	26	81
Once a week	26	39	35	176
Once or twice a month	24	39	37	69
A few times a year	18	46	37	145
Seldom	16	40	44	243
Never	14	36	50	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	26	46	28	277
Mainline Protestant	20	35	46	177
Roman Catholic	17	39	44	164
No religion	13	37	50	293
Other religion	22	38	40	88
ideology
Very conservative	39	42	19	135
Somewhat conservative	31	49	19	221
Moderate	14	40	46	395
Somewhat liberal	4	31	64	154
Very liberal	11	23	66	94
voter registration status
Registered	20	39	41	779
Not registered	17	41	42	221

Right direction/wrong track

Do you feel things in this country are generally going in the right direction, or do you feel things have gotten off on the wrong track?
	Right direction	Wrong track	n
sex
Male	36	64	481
Female	26	74	508
Another gender	0	100	2
age
18-29	17	83	183
30-44	27	73	277
45-59	34	66	227
60+	41	59	315
education
Less than HS	37	63	78
HS graduate	32	68	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	31	69	264
Bachelor's degree	30	70	207
Post grad study/professional degree	27	73	170
income
Less than $30k	28	72	228
$30k to less than $50k	31	69	164
$50k to less than $75k	29	71	151
$75k to less than $100k	34	65	143
$100k or more	32	68	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	64	36	419
Independent	11	89	155
Democrat	5	95	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	70	30	315
Independent	18	82	401
Democrat	6	94	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	70	30	315
Lean Republican	46	54	104
Independent	11	89	155
Lean Democrat	5	95	142
Democrat	6	94	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	37	63	601
Black Non-Hispanic	12	88	114
Hispanic	25	75	182
Other	29	71	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	44	56	81
Once a week	44	56	176
Once or twice a month	35	65	69
A few times a year	29	71	145
Seldom	29	71	243
Never	21	79	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	46	54	277
Mainline Protestant	25	75	177
Roman Catholic	38	62	164
No religion	18	82	293
Other religion	27	73	88
ideology
Very conservative	75	25	135
Somewhat conservative	56	44	221
Moderate	19	81	395
Somewhat liberal	4	96	154
Very liberal	3	97	94
voter registration status
Registered	35	65	779
Not registered	18	82	221

Nation’s economy

How would you describe the state of the nation's economy these days?
	Excellent	Good	Not so good	Poor	n
sex
Male	4	25	47	23	481
Female	2	20	43	35	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	3	11	51	35	183
30-44	4	18	46	32	277
45-59	3	24	40	33	227
60+	4	31	43	23	315
education
Less than HS	3	21	52	24	78
HS graduate	3	23	44	31	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	2	24	41	32	264
Bachelor's degree	5	24	46	25	207
Post grad study/professional degree	4	19	45	32	170
income
Less than $30k	4	15	48	34	228
$30k to less than $50k	1	22	47	30	164
$50k to less than $75k	1	25	42	31	151
$75k to less than $100k	3	28	42	26	143
$100k or more	6	24	44	27	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	6	44	41	9	419
Independent	0	10	51	39	155
Democrat	2	5	46	47	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	7	50	35	7	315
Independent	1	11	53	35	401
Democrat	2	7	44	46	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	7	50	35	7	315
Lean Republican	3	25	58	13	104
Independent	0	10	51	39	155
Lean Democrat	0	2	51	47	142
Democrat	2	7	44	46	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	3	27	44	25	601
Black Non-Hispanic	3	8	52	37	114
Hispanic	4	17	44	35	182
Other	2	19	36	43	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	4	29	50	17	81
Once a week	6	36	41	17	176
Once or twice a month	5	25	47	24	69
A few times a year	0	23	51	26	145
Seldom	3	21	40	35	243
Never	3	12	45	40	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	5	34	47	14	277
Mainline Protestant	3	20	49	28	177
Roman Catholic	3	27	37	33	164
No religion	2	12	45	41	293
Other religion	3	17	42	38	88
ideology
Very conservative	11	49	33	6	135
Somewhat conservative	3	45	41	11	221
Moderate	2	12	54	32	395
Somewhat liberal	1	5	45	49	154
Very liberal	2	2	32	64	94
voter registration status
Registered	4	25	42	28	779
Not registered	1	12	53	34	221

Inflation prediction

Over the next 12 months do you think inflation and the cost of living will increase, decrease or stay about the same?
	Increase	Decrease	Stay about the same	n
sex
Male	70	15	15	481
Female	71	12	17	508
Another gender	78	0	22	2
age
18-29	80	11	9	183
30-44	71	12	16	277
45-59	72	11	17	227
60+	64	17	19	315
education
Less than HS	72	16	13	78
HS graduate	68	15	17	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	73	11	17	264
Bachelor's degree	67	15	16	207
Post grad study/professional degree	76	11	13	170
income
Less than $30k	75	14	11	228
$30k to less than $50k	70	16	15	164
$50k to less than $75k	70	9	21	151
$75k to less than $100k	69	12	19	143
$100k or more	69	14	16	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	48	24	27	419
Independent	76	10	14	155
Democrat	91	3	5	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	46	25	29	315
Independent	77	10	13	401
Democrat	89	4	6	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	46	25	29	315
Lean Republican	56	21	23	104
Independent	76	10	14	155
Lean Democrat	95	1	4	142
Democrat	89	4	6	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	66	14	20	601
Black Non-Hispanic	83	8	9	114
Hispanic	76	13	11	182
Other	73	13	12	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	66	18	16	81
Once a week	63	19	18	176
Once or twice a month	71	11	18	69
A few times a year	70	15	15	145
Seldom	70	11	18	243
Never	77	11	12	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	61	19	20	277
Mainline Protestant	76	10	13	177
Roman Catholic	62	18	19	164
No religion	80	7	13	293
Other religion	76	11	13	88
ideology
Very conservative	40	29	31	135
Somewhat conservative	51	21	26	221
Moderate	79	10	12	395
Somewhat liberal	93	5	2	154
Very liberal	90	1	9	94
voter registration status
Registered	67	15	18	779
Not registered	83	8	9	221

Grocery prices

How has the price you pay for groceries changed over the last six months?
	Gone down a lot	Gone down a little	Stayed about the same	Gone up a little	Gone up a lot	n
sex
Male	1	4	12	37	47	481
Female	1	3	10	28	58	508
Another gender	0	0	0	44	56	2
age
18-29	1	4	9	35	51	183
30-44	2	3	10	31	54	277
45-59	0	3	11	29	56	227
60+	0	4	11	34	51	315
education
Less than HS	1	4	10	33	53	78
HS graduate	1	1	13	29	55	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	1	7	9	32	51	264
Bachelor's degree	0	4	9	35	52	207
Post grad study/professional degree	0	1	12	34	53	170
income
Less than $30k	2	4	11	30	52	228
$30k to less than $50k	0	4	8	31	57	164
$50k to less than $75k	0	1	12	31	55	151
$75k to less than $100k	1	4	8	34	53	143
$100k or more	0	4	13	33	50	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	2	7	19	41	32	419
Independent	1	0	10	26	64	155
Democrat	0	1	3	26	69	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	2	6	21	40	31	315
Independent	0	2	8	32	56	401
Democrat	0	2	4	23	72	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	2	6	21	40	31	315
Lean Republican	1	8	14	43	34	104
Independent	1	0	10	26	64	155
Lean Democrat	0	1	2	32	65	142
Democrat	0	2	4	23	72	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	0	4	13	37	46	601
Black Non-Hispanic	2	4	5	19	70	114
Hispanic	2	3	9	24	63	182
Other	0	1	8	39	52	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	3	4	7	42	44	81
Once a week	1	7	15	32	45	176
Once or twice a month	0	5	7	34	54	69
A few times a year	0	2	11	36	51	145
Seldom	1	3	9	29	57	243
Never	1	2	11	30	57	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	1	5	15	36	44	277
Mainline Protestant	1	3	7	33	56	177
Roman Catholic	0	4	11	32	52	164
No religion	1	2	9	32	56	293
Other religion	0	5	12	19	64	88
ideology
Very conservative	2	11	24	34	29	135
Somewhat conservative	0	4	18	43	35	221
Moderate	0	3	7	31	60	395
Somewhat liberal	1	0	4	23	72	154
Very liberal	1	0	4	23	72	94
voter registration status
Registered	1	4	12	33	51	779
Not registered	0	2	8	29	60	221

Gas prices

How has the price you pay for gasoline changed over the last six months?
	Gone down a lot	Gone down a little	Stayed about the same	Gone up a little	Gone up a lot	n
sex
Male	1	1	4	15	79	481
Female	1	1	3	15	81	508
Another gender	0	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	1	3	6	15	76	183
30-44	2	1	4	12	81	277
45-59	0	1	2	13	83	227
60+	0	1	2	18	79	315
education
Less than HS	1	0	4	22	74	78
HS graduate	0	1	6	15	78	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	0	2	3	17	78	264
Bachelor's degree	1	1	2	13	83	207
Post grad study/professional degree	1	1	2	10	85	170
income
Less than $30k	2	4	6	15	74	228
$30k to less than $50k	0	0	3	13	84	164
$50k to less than $75k	0	2	1	16	81	151
$75k to less than $100k	1	1	6	21	71	143
$100k or more	0	1	2	13	85	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	1	2	4	25	69	419
Independent	1	0	4	13	82	155
Democrat	1	1	2	6	90	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	1	2	5	26	67	315
Independent	0	1	4	13	83	401
Democrat	1	2	1	6	90	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	1	2	5	26	67	315
Lean Republican	0	2	2	21	75	104
Independent	1	0	4	13	82	155
Lean Democrat	0	0	4	6	89	142
Democrat	1	2	1	6	90	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	0	1	4	16	79	601
Black Non-Hispanic	1	3	5	9	83	114
Hispanic	2	2	3	18	76	182
Other	0	2	0	12	86	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	0	2	5	27	66	81
Once a week	1	3	4	18	74	176
Once or twice a month	0	2	7	15	76	69
A few times a year	0	1	4	15	80	145
Seldom	0	0	2	15	82	243
Never	1	1	3	9	86	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	0	2	4	23	70	277
Mainline Protestant	0	0	4	11	85	177
Roman Catholic	0	1	4	12	83	164
No religion	1	1	2	10	85	293
Other religion	2	4	1	17	76	88
ideology
Very conservative	1	3	7	33	55	135
Somewhat conservative	0	1	3	22	74	221
Moderate	0	2	2	9	87	395
Somewhat liberal	0	0	4	9	87	154
Very liberal	3	0	2	5	90	94
voter registration status
Registered	1	2	3	17	78	779
Not registered	0	1	5	9	85	221

Heard about Iran war

[The U.S. war with Iran] Here are some recent topics in the news. How much have you heard or read about each of these?
	A lot	A little	Nothing at all	n
sex
Male	80	18	2	481
Female	65	26	8	508
Another gender	100	0	0	2
age
18-29	60	32	7	183
30-44	66	25	9	277
45-59	68	26	7	227
60+	88	11	1	315
education
Less than HS	49	40	11	78
HS graduate	70	23	8	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	74	22	4	264
Bachelor's degree	76	21	3	207
Post grad study/professional degree	81	15	4	170
income
Less than $30k	60	30	10	228
$30k to less than $50k	70	23	7	164
$50k to less than $75k	75	22	3	151
$75k to less than $100k	78	20	2	143
$100k or more	78	18	4	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	75	21	4	419
Independent	52	36	12	155
Democrat	77	18	5	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	72	24	3	315
Independent	70	22	7	401
Democrat	75	20	5	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	72	24	3	315
Lean Republican	83	13	4	104
Independent	52	36	12	155
Lean Democrat	81	14	5	142
Democrat	75	20	5	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	75	21	4	601
Black Non-Hispanic	68	29	3	114
Hispanic	62	27	11	182
Other	80	14	6	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	67	29	4	81
Once a week	76	18	6	176
Once or twice a month	65	23	12	69
A few times a year	78	20	2	145
Seldom	71	26	4	243
Never	71	21	8	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	65	29	5	277
Mainline Protestant	74	21	5	177
Roman Catholic	79	18	4	164
No religion	73	21	6	293
Other religion	77	15	8	88
ideology
Very conservative	77	18	4	135
Somewhat conservative	74	22	3	221
Moderate	66	27	7	395
Somewhat liberal	78	19	3	154
Very liberal	75	13	12	94
voter registration status
Registered	75	22	3	779
Not registered	63	23	14	221

Heard about VRA ruling

[A Supreme Court decision generally banning the use of race in drawing congressional districts] Here are some recent topics in the news. How much have you heard or read about each of these?
	A lot	A little	Nothing at all	n
sex
Male	38	37	25	481
Female	31	34	35	508
Another gender	35	44	22	2
age
18-29	23	33	44	183
30-44	22	35	42	277
45-59	37	37	26	227
60+	49	36	15	315
education
Less than HS	18	37	45	78
HS graduate	27	36	37	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	28	43	28	264
Bachelor's degree	41	33	26	207
Post grad study/professional degree	52	26	22	170
income
Less than $30k	25	37	39	228
$30k to less than $50k	22	33	45	164
$50k to less than $75k	33	35	32	151
$75k to less than $100k	40	36	24	143
$100k or more	45	36	19	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	32	36	32	419
Independent	16	39	45	155
Democrat	42	35	23	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	32	39	29	315
Independent	29	36	35	401
Democrat	44	32	24	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	32	39	29	315
Lean Republican	33	25	42	104
Independent	16	39	45	155
Lean Democrat	39	41	20	142
Democrat	44	32	24	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	37	36	27	601
Black Non-Hispanic	42	30	28	114
Hispanic	20	38	42	182
Other	32	36	32	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	25	40	35	81
Once a week	35	40	25	176
Once or twice a month	33	37	30	69
A few times a year	37	37	26	145
Seldom	38	37	26	243
Never	31	30	39	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	29	39	33	277
Mainline Protestant	38	31	31	177
Roman Catholic	39	40	21	164
No religion	33	35	32	293
Other religion	39	32	30	88
ideology
Very conservative	40	34	27	135
Somewhat conservative	30	44	26	221
Moderate	26	37	37	395
Somewhat liberal	53	25	21	154
Very liberal	39	29	31	94
voter registration status
Registered	38	37	25	779
Not registered	19	33	48	221

Heard about redistricting

[States including Texas, California, and Florida redrawing their congressional districts for the 2026 elections] Here are some recent topics in the news. How much have you heard or read about each of these?
	A lot	A little	Nothing at all	n
sex
Male	44	36	20	481
Female	31	32	37	508
Another gender	35	44	22	2
age
18-29	24	32	44	183
30-44	23	36	41	277
45-59	41	37	22	227
60+	55	30	15	315
education
Less than HS	19	37	44	78
HS graduate	31	35	33	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	33	35	32	264
Bachelor's degree	45	34	20	207
Post grad study/professional degree	53	26	21	170
income
Less than $30k	21	37	42	228
$30k to less than $50k	29	34	37	164
$50k to less than $75k	36	36	28	151
$75k to less than $100k	43	31	26	143
$100k or more	52	31	17	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	34	34	32	419
Independent	22	37	41	155
Democrat	46	32	21	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	36	32	32	315
Independent	31	35	34	401
Democrat	49	33	19	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	36	32	32	315
Lean Republican	30	38	33	104
Independent	22	37	41	155
Lean Democrat	41	32	27	142
Democrat	49	33	19	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	41	34	25	601
Black Non-Hispanic	35	35	30	114
Hispanic	28	35	37	182
Other	39	25	36	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	27	36	37	81
Once a week	40	35	25	176
Once or twice a month	39	35	26	69
A few times a year	36	41	23	145
Seldom	40	35	25	243
Never	37	27	36	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	31	37	32	277
Mainline Protestant	40	32	28	177
Roman Catholic	46	36	18	164
No religion	37	32	31	293
Other religion	40	25	35	88
ideology
Very conservative	40	36	24	135
Somewhat conservative	38	33	29	221
Moderate	28	36	36	395
Somewhat liberal	57	27	16	154
Very liberal	43	30	28	94
voter registration status
Registered	42	34	24	779
Not registered	20	32	48	221

Heard about dinner gunman

[A gunman who attempted to enter the White House Correspondents Dinner in Washington, D.C.] Here are some recent topics in the news. How much have you heard or read about each of these?
	A lot	A little	Nothing at all	n
sex
Male	58	35	8	481
Female	50	33	17	508
Another gender	0	78	22	2
age
18-29	44	34	22	183
30-44	46	35	18	277
45-59	52	38	10	227
60+	67	29	4	315
education
Less than HS	35	39	26	78
HS graduate	47	37	16	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	54	35	11	264
Bachelor's degree	57	36	7	207
Post grad study/professional degree	68	22	10	170
income
Less than $30k	45	32	22	228
$30k to less than $50k	52	36	12	164
$50k to less than $75k	47	42	12	151
$75k to less than $100k	61	33	6	143
$100k or more	61	30	9	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	56	32	11	419
Independent	36	44	20	155
Democrat	58	32	11	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	56	32	11	315
Independent	49	38	13	401
Democrat	58	29	13	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	56	32	11	315
Lean Republican	56	33	11	104
Independent	36	44	20	155
Lean Democrat	57	36	7	142
Democrat	58	29	13	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	55	34	10	601
Black Non-Hispanic	56	31	12	114
Hispanic	48	35	18	182
Other	51	33	16	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	55	35	10	81
Once a week	56	34	10	176
Once or twice a month	50	26	24	69
A few times a year	59	29	13	145
Seldom	56	36	8	243
Never	48	36	16	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	51	37	12	277
Mainline Protestant	58	30	12	177
Roman Catholic	55	35	10	164
No religion	50	37	13	293
Other religion	62	22	16	88
ideology
Very conservative	62	27	12	135
Somewhat conservative	56	34	9	221
Moderate	49	37	14	395
Somewhat liberal	62	31	7	154
Very liberal	43	32	24	94
voter registration status
Registered	58	32	10	779
Not registered	40	39	21	221

Heard about national debt

[The U.S. federal debt is now greater than the nation’s total gross domestic product per year] Here are some recent topics in the news. How much have you heard or read about each of these?
	A lot	A little	Nothing at all	n
sex
Male	30	44	26	481
Female	26	41	33	508
Another gender	56	44	0	2
age
18-29	26	39	35	183
30-44	23	42	36	277
45-59	25	45	30	227
60+	36	43	21	315
education
Less than HS	20	40	40	78
HS graduate	24	42	34	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	29	40	31	264
Bachelor's degree	28	51	21	207
Post grad study/professional degree	37	38	24	170
income
Less than $30k	28	34	38	228
$30k to less than $50k	24	40	36	164
$50k to less than $75k	29	43	28	151
$75k to less than $100k	27	48	24	143
$100k or more	30	47	24	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	22	45	34	419
Independent	19	37	44	155
Democrat	38	43	20	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	19	46	36	315
Independent	27	41	32	401
Democrat	40	41	19	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	19	46	36	315
Lean Republican	30	42	29	104
Independent	19	37	44	155
Lean Democrat	33	46	21	142
Democrat	40	41	19	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	25	44	31	601
Black Non-Hispanic	31	43	26	114
Hispanic	31	38	32	182
Other	35	42	22	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	26	40	33	81
Once a week	28	50	22	176
Once or twice a month	37	32	32	69
A few times a year	27	46	28	145
Seldom	29	41	30	243
Never	26	40	33	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	18	47	35	277
Mainline Protestant	32	41	27	177
Roman Catholic	35	43	22	164
No religion	30	42	28	293
Other religion	34	33	34	88
ideology
Very conservative	19	48	33	135
Somewhat conservative	25	46	29	221
Moderate	26	39	35	395
Somewhat liberal	43	41	16	154
Very liberal	32	42	26	94
voter registration status
Registered	29	43	28	779
Not registered	23	41	36	221

Heard about China trip

[Donald Trump’s trip to China and meetings with Xi Jinping] Here are some recent topics in the news. How much have you heard or read about each of these?
	A lot	A little	Nothing at all	n
sex
Male	46	41	13	481
Female	31	42	27	508
Another gender	0	35	65	2
age
18-29	20	45	35	183
30-44	28	42	30	277
45-59	38	45	17	227
60+	58	37	5	315
education
Less than HS	22	50	28	78
HS graduate	36	42	23	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	40	39	22	264
Bachelor's degree	41	43	16	207
Post grad study/professional degree	45	41	14	170
income
Less than $30k	32	44	24	228
$30k to less than $50k	27	44	28	164
$50k to less than $75k	38	44	17	151
$75k to less than $100k	45	38	16	143
$100k or more	44	39	17	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	41	40	19	419
Independent	25	48	27	155
Democrat	41	41	19	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	43	38	19	315
Independent	32	47	21	401
Democrat	43	37	20	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	43	38	19	315
Lean Republican	35	46	19	104
Independent	25	48	27	155
Lean Democrat	36	47	17	142
Democrat	43	37	20	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	39	42	19	601
Black Non-Hispanic	37	45	18	114
Hispanic	31	42	27	182
Other	51	30	19	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	36	46	17	81
Once a week	40	45	14	176
Once or twice a month	39	36	25	69
A few times a year	40	43	17	145
Seldom	39	41	20	243
Never	36	40	24	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	34	45	21	277
Mainline Protestant	45	40	16	177
Roman Catholic	45	40	15	164
No religion	34	41	25	293
Other religion	39	42	19	88
ideology
Very conservative	49	36	15	135
Somewhat conservative	41	41	18	221
Moderate	32	44	24	395
Somewhat liberal	44	41	15	154
Very liberal	31	42	27	94
voter registration status
Registered	42	41	17	779
Not registered	25	44	32	221

Heard about GOP incumbent defeats

[Republican incumbents who Trump opposed were defeated in Republican primaries in Indiana, Louisiana and Kentucky by candidates Trump endorsed] Here are some recent topics in the news. How much have you heard or read about each of these?
	A lot	A little	Nothing at all	n
sex
Male	34	36	30	481
Female	25	32	43	508
Another gender	22	78	0	2
age
18-29	16	28	56	183
30-44	18	35	47	277
45-59	30	35	35	227
60+	47	35	18	315
education
Less than HS	15	41	43	78
HS graduate	25	34	41	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	26	31	43	264
Bachelor's degree	33	39	29	207
Post grad study/professional degree	44	29	27	170
income
Less than $30k	20	38	42	228
$30k to less than $50k	17	37	46	164
$50k to less than $75k	30	33	37	151
$75k to less than $100k	32	32	36	143
$100k or more	41	31	28	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	29	34	38	419
Independent	15	34	51	155
Democrat	35	34	31	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	28	35	37	315
Independent	24	34	42	401
Democrat	38	33	29	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	28	35	37	315
Lean Republican	31	30	39	104
Independent	15	34	51	155
Lean Democrat	30	37	33	142
Democrat	38	33	29	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	33	33	34	601
Black Non-Hispanic	26	38	36	114
Hispanic	21	27	52	182
Other	25	46	29	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	32	30	39	81
Once a week	30	37	33	176
Once or twice a month	30	30	40	69
A few times a year	27	41	32	145
Seldom	30	37	33	243
Never	29	28	43	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	24	38	38	277
Mainline Protestant	32	34	34	177
Roman Catholic	37	34	29	164
No religion	29	30	41	293
Other religion	29	34	37	88
ideology
Very conservative	36	34	30	135
Somewhat conservative	29	35	36	221
Moderate	22	36	43	395
Somewhat liberal	44	27	28	154
Very liberal	29	36	36	94
voter registration status
Registered	33	35	32	779
Not registered	17	29	55	221

Party: economy

[The economy] Do you think the (Republican party) or the (Democratic party) would do a better job handling each of the following issues?
	Republican party	Democratic party	Both about the same	Neither would be good	n
sex
Male	36	31	19	14	481
Female	28	39	20	13	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	21	39	18	22	183
30-44	28	32	24	16	277
45-59	33	37	19	10	227
60+	41	34	15	10	315
education
Less than HS	34	28	27	12	78
HS graduate	33	32	19	15	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	29	33	22	16	264
Bachelor's degree	37	35	15	13	207
Post grad study/professional degree	26	45	18	11	170
income
Less than $30k	26	36	24	14	228
$30k to less than $50k	32	30	27	11	164
$50k to less than $75k	36	35	15	14	151
$75k to less than $100k	32	32	17	19	143
$100k or more	34	38	14	13	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	69	5	18	8	419
Independent	11	15	33	42	155
Democrat	3	72	16	10	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	75	5	13	7	315
Independent	19	31	26	24	401
Democrat	3	75	15	7	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	75	5	13	7	315
Lean Republican	52	6	30	12	104
Independent	11	15	33	42	155
Lean Democrat	3	66	17	15	142
Democrat	3	75	15	7	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	41	27	18	14	601
Black Non-Hispanic	5	61	20	14	114
Hispanic	22	41	23	14	182
Other	31	39	20	11	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	47	19	17	17	81
Once a week	47	32	13	8	176
Once or twice a month	29	34	25	12	69
A few times a year	35	34	19	12	145
Seldom	26	34	25	14	243
Never	22	43	17	17	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	52	22	17	9	277
Mainline Protestant	21	43	23	13	177
Roman Catholic	36	34	22	8	164
No religion	19	44	16	21	293
Other religion	28	34	22	16	88
ideology
Very conservative	77	2	10	11	135
Somewhat conservative	59	13	20	8	221
Moderate	21	36	27	17	395
Somewhat liberal	3	73	13	11	154
Very liberal	1	69	7	23	94
voter registration status
Registered	34	35	17	13	779
Not registered	23	34	26	16	221

Party: nat’l defense

[National defense] Do you think the (Republican party) or the (Democratic party) would do a better job handling each of the following issues?
	Republican party	Democratic party	Both about the same	Neither would be good	n
sex
Male	50	22	18	10	481
Female	36	31	21	12	508
Another gender	44	0	0	56	2
age
18-29	34	27	20	20	183
30-44	39	23	24	14	277
45-59	42	30	18	10	227
60+	51	28	16	6	315
education
Less than HS	37	24	22	17	78
HS graduate	45	25	20	10	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	43	24	21	12	264
Bachelor's degree	44	27	18	10	207
Post grad study/professional degree	37	34	17	11	170
income
Less than $30k	35	30	24	11	228
$30k to less than $50k	42	24	21	13	164
$50k to less than $75k	45	30	18	6	151
$75k to less than $100k	43	21	19	17	143
$100k or more	47	27	16	10	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	79	5	11	4	419
Independent	26	10	32	33	155
Democrat	12	54	23	11	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	81	4	12	4	315
Independent	35	21	25	20	401
Democrat	11	60	21	8	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	81	4	12	4	315
Lean Republican	74	10	10	6	104
Independent	26	10	32	33	155
Lean Democrat	15	42	28	15	142
Democrat	11	60	21	8	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	52	21	18	9	601
Black Non-Hispanic	14	50	18	18	114
Hispanic	31	31	25	13	182
Other	38	23	21	17	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	59	16	14	11	81
Once a week	57	21	16	5	176
Once or twice a month	50	19	22	8	69
A few times a year	41	33	18	7	145
Seldom	37	26	24	12	243
Never	31	32	20	17	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	59	16	17	8	277
Mainline Protestant	38	33	21	9	177
Roman Catholic	49	29	16	6	164
No religion	28	30	23	18	293
Other religion	35	32	20	14	88
ideology
Very conservative	86	4	8	2	135
Somewhat conservative	70	8	16	7	221
Moderate	34	25	25	16	395
Somewhat liberal	7	62	23	7	154
Very liberal	7	53	14	25	94
voter registration status
Registered	44	28	18	10	779
Not registered	35	23	25	18	221

Party: inflation

[Inflation and the cost of living] Do you think the (Republican party) or the (Democratic party) would do a better job handling each of the following issues?
	Republican party	Democratic party	Both about the same	Neither would be good	n
sex
Male	30	33	20	18	481
Female	26	38	21	14	508
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	15	39	21	24	183
30-44	24	32	25	19	277
45-59	29	38	17	16	227
60+	37	35	18	10	315
education
Less than HS	32	24	29	15	78
HS graduate	29	34	20	16	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	27	35	21	17	264
Bachelor's degree	28	36	20	17	207
Post grad study/professional degree	25	44	16	14	170
income
Less than $30k	23	34	24	19	228
$30k to less than $50k	31	31	24	14	164
$50k to less than $75k	31	41	16	13	151
$75k to less than $100k	26	34	21	17	143
$100k or more	30	37	17	17	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	58	6	23	13	419
Independent	9	19	31	41	155
Democrat	5	70	14	10	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	63	4	21	12	315
Independent	18	32	24	26	401
Democrat	4	75	14	7	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	63	4	21	12	315
Lean Republican	44	12	27	17	104
Independent	9	19	31	41	155
Lean Democrat	8	61	14	17	142
Democrat	4	75	14	7	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	34	27	21	17	601
Black Non-Hispanic	7	62	15	16	114
Hispanic	20	43	22	14	182
Other	29	40	16	15	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	46	14	25	15	81
Once a week	41	28	20	12	176
Once or twice a month	24	41	25	10	69
A few times a year	33	35	18	14	145
Seldom	23	38	22	17	243
Never	18	43	18	21	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	45	20	24	10	277
Mainline Protestant	24	39	20	17	177
Roman Catholic	31	38	21	10	164
No religion	14	46	17	23	293
Other religion	24	36	18	22	88
ideology
Very conservative	72	2	16	9	135
Somewhat conservative	46	13	27	14	221
Moderate	18	39	22	20	395
Somewhat liberal	4	69	17	10	154
Very liberal	3	65	9	23	94
voter registration status
Registered	30	36	18	15	779
Not registered	20	33	27	20	221

Party: health care

[Health care] Do you think the (Republican party) or the (Democratic party) would do a better job handling each of the following issues?
	Republican party	Democratic party	Both about the same	Neither would be good	n
sex
Male	26	44	15	15	481
Female	24	44	17	14	508
Another gender	0	44	0	56	2
age
18-29	15	46	18	22	183
30-44	18	45	20	17	277
45-59	23	44	16	17	227
60+	36	43	12	8	315
education
Less than HS	27	28	31	14	78
HS graduate	26	38	19	17	274
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	24	46	15	14	264
Bachelor's degree	24	44	15	17	207
Post grad study/professional degree	22	59	9	10	170
income
Less than $30k	22	43	22	13	228
$30k to less than $50k	25	39	21	16	164
$50k to less than $75k	25	45	17	13	151
$75k to less than $100k	27	36	16	20	143
$100k or more	25	51	9	15	312
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	53	14	18	15	419
Independent	6	27	27	41	155
Democrat	3	80	11	6	427
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	59	11	17	12	315
Independent	12	44	19	25	401
Democrat	4	81	12	4	285
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	59	11	17	12	315
Lean Republican	35	22	21	22	104
Independent	6	27	27	41	155
Lean Democrat	2	79	9	11	142
Democrat	4	81	12	4	285
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	30	38	16	16	601
Black Non-Hispanic	3	68	16	13	114
Hispanic	20	47	18	15	182
Other	27	51	13	9	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	43	29	17	11	81
Once a week	38	37	13	13	176
Once or twice a month	26	38	19	17	69
A few times a year	19	45	23	13	145
Seldom	22	47	16	14	243
Never	15	52	14	19	286
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	41	29	18	12	277
Mainline Protestant	17	50	20	13	177
Roman Catholic	29	43	15	13	164
No religion	10	57	12	21	293
Other religion	25	43	18	15	88
ideology
Very conservative	67	3	17	13	135
Somewhat conservative	44	20	20	15	221
Moderate	14	50	19	17	395
Somewhat liberal	1	82	9	8	154
Very liberal	1	75	6	18	94
voter registration status
Registered	28	44	15	13	779
Not registered	14	45	21	20	221

Party: immigration

[Immigration and border security] Do you think the (Republican party) or the (Democratic party) would do a better job handling each of the following issues?
	Republican party	Democratic party	Both about the same	Neither would be good	n
sex
Male	52	24	12	12	481
Female	40	31	17	12	508
Another gender	0	44	35	22	2
age
18-29