Marquette Law School Supreme Court Poll June 21-24, 2024

(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 “NA’s” 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.

1_A: Fav/Unfav - Biden

[Joe Biden] 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	15	20	15	47	2	481
Female	16	19	16	43	6	502
Another gender	18	0	7	75	0	8
age
1829	4	13	35	42	6	190
3049	13	23	16	43	5	341
5064	15	25	9	49	3	241
65+	29	13	7	47	2	229
education
Less than High School	9	12	20	53	5	87
High School Graduate	15	12	15	52	6	283
Some College	14	18	11	54	3	262
College Degree +	18	28	19	32	1	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	3	11	23	19	43	20
income
Less than $50,000	15	15	16	45	7	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	14	19	23	44	1	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	18	24	17	40	0	123
$100,000 and over	15	25	11	47	3	252
Uncategorized	0	0	0	100	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	2	5	10	80	3	485
Independent	0	0	21	25	30	11
Democrat	28	34	22	12	5	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	3	1	7	87	1	304
Independent	7	20	21	43	8	387
Democrat	36	36	18	6	3	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	3	1	7	87	1	304
Lean Republican	2	10	14	68	6	181
Independent	0	0	21	25	30	11
Lean Democrat	13	29	28	22	7	195
Democrat	36	36	18	6	3	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	13	18	9	57	2	604
Black Non-Hispanic	28	30	16	10	15	118
Hispanic	16	14	30	34	5	172
Other	10	26	31	32	0	91
religious preference
Protestant	15	16	11	53	5	425
Roman Catholic	16	23	17	38	6	164
Orthodox Christian	18	45	0	37	0	4
Mormon	13	3	18	66	0	16
Muslim	0	0	28	72	0	3
Jewish	39	21	1	35	0	25
Other	16	16	25	35	4	68
No religion	13	23	22	37	4	293
Don't know/Refused	0	22	0	78	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	9	2	6	81	2	109
Somewhat conservative	5	7	7	80	2	208
Moderate	10	22	22	39	7	410
Somewhat liberal	30	40	19	8	2	177
Very liberal	36	18	19	21	5	98
voter registration status
Yes	17	20	14	46	2	763
No	8	18	22	41	10	242

1_A: Fav/Unfav - Biden (2-cat)

[Joe Biden] 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	35	63	2	481
Female	35	59	6	502
Another gender	18	82	0	8
age
1829	17	77	6	190
3049	36	59	5	341
5064	39	57	3	241
65+	42	54	2	229
education
Less than High School	22	73	5	87
High School Graduate	27	66	6	283
Some College	32	65	3	262
College Degree +	46	52	1	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	14	42	43	20
income
Less than $50,000	30	62	7	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	33	66	1	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	42	58	0	123
$100,000 and over	39	58	3	252
Uncategorized	0	100	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	7	90	3	485
Independent	0	46	30	11
Democrat	61	34	5	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	4	94	1	304
Independent	27	65	8	387
Democrat	73	24	3	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	4	94	1	304
Lean Republican	12	82	6	181
Independent	0	46	30	11
Lean Democrat	43	50	7	195
Democrat	73	24	3	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	31	67	2	604
Black Non-Hispanic	57	26	15	118
Hispanic	31	64	5	172
Other	36	64	0	91
religious preference
Protestant	31	64	5	425
Roman Catholic	39	55	6	164
Orthodox Christian	63	37	0	4
Mormon	16	84	0	16
Muslim	0	100	0	3
Jewish	61	37	0	25
Other	32	60	4	68
No religion	37	60	4	293
Don't know/Refused	22	78	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	11	87	2	109
Somewhat conservative	12	87	2	208
Moderate	32	61	7	410
Somewhat liberal	71	27	2	177
Very liberal	54	41	5	98
voter registration status
Yes	37	60	2	763
No	26	63	10	242

1_B: Fav/Unfav - Haley

[Nikki Haley] 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	7	23	23	21	26	481
Female	3	15	21	17	44	502
Another gender	0	0	26	17	57	8
age
1829	4	11	12	15	58	190
3049	4	16	22	20	39	341
5064	4	22	26	19	30	241
65+	9	28	24	19	19	229
education
Less than High School	1	12	8	26	54	87
High School Graduate	5	15	19	16	45	283
Some College	6	21	20	17	36	262
College Degree +	6	23	28	21	22	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	0	21	12	3	64	20
income
Less than $50,000	3	15	17	17	47	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	8	18	19	23	32	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	6	22	25	16	31	123
$100,000 and over	6	27	29	18	20	252
Uncategorized	0	0	0	100	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	7	26	14	16	38	485
Independent	0	0	24	10	42	11
Democrat	3	13	28	21	34	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	9	31	16	16	29	304
Independent	2	16	20	16	44	387
Democrat	4	11	28	24	32	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	9	31	16	16	29	304
Lean Republican	3	17	12	15	52	181
Independent	0	0	24	10	42	11
Lean Democrat	2	17	28	17	37	195
Democrat	4	11	28	24	32	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	6	23	23	19	30	604
Black Non-Hispanic	2	13	17	21	45	118
Hispanic	7	15	14	14	51	172
Other	0	13	33	18	36	91
religious preference
Protestant	6	21	17	17	39	425
Roman Catholic	5	24	24	13	34	164
Orthodox Christian	0	25	45	30	0	4
Mormon	15	22	36	13	14	16
Muslim	0	12	12	76	0	3
Jewish	3	25	33	19	20	25
Other	0	14	22	23	37	68
No religion	4	14	25	22	36	293
Don't know/Refused	0	55	12	0	32	5
ideology
Very conservative	14	24	14	21	27	109
Somewhat conservative	5	30	19	15	30	208
Moderate	4	16	22	13	45	410
Somewhat liberal	1	19	31	19	30	177
Very liberal	3	5	17	45	32	98
voter registration status
Yes	6	22	25	20	27	763
No	1	10	10	13	64	242

1_B: Fav/Unfav - Haley (2-cat)

[Nikki Haley] 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	31	43	26	481
Female	18	38	44	502
Another gender	0	43	57	8
age
1829	15	27	58	190
3049	20	42	39	341
5064	26	44	30	241
65+	37	43	19	229
education
Less than High School	13	34	54	87
High School Graduate	20	35	45	283
Some College	27	37	36	262
College Degree +	28	49	22	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	21	16	64	20
income
Less than $50,000	18	35	47	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	26	42	32	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	28	42	31	123
$100,000 and over	33	47	20	252
Uncategorized	0	100	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	32	30	38	485
Independent	0	34	42	11
Democrat	17	50	34	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	40	31	29	304
Independent	19	36	44	387
Democrat	16	53	32	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	40	31	29	304
Lean Republican	20	28	52	181
Independent	0	34	42	11
Lean Democrat	18	45	37	195
Democrat	16	53	32	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	28	42	30	604
Black Non-Hispanic	15	38	45	118
Hispanic	22	28	51	172
Other	13	51	36	91
religious preference
Protestant	27	34	39	425
Roman Catholic	29	37	34	164
Orthodox Christian	25	75	0	4
Mormon	37	49	14	16
Muslim	12	88	0	3
Jewish	28	52	20	25
Other	14	45	37	68
No religion	18	46	36	293
Don't know/Refused	55	12	32	5
ideology
Very conservative	39	35	27	109
Somewhat conservative	35	35	30	208
Moderate	20	35	45	410
Somewhat liberal	20	50	30	177
Very liberal	7	61	32	98
voter registration status
Yes	28	45	27	763
No	11	24	64	242

1_C: Fav/Unfav - Trump

[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	25	17	10	45	3	481
Female	23	17	7	48	4	502
Another gender	40	0	0	60	0	8
age
1829	18	23	17	40	2	190
3049	23	15	10	48	5	341
5064	27	16	7	46	5	241
65+	28	15	4	51	0	229
education
Less than High School	28	17	9	37	8	87
High School Graduate	30	20	8	37	5	283
Some College	28	17	12	41	2	262
College Degree +	16	13	7	63	0	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	23	37	6	7	27	20
income
Less than $50,000	25	16	9	42	6	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	23	21	6	49	1	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	22	18	6	54	0	123
$100,000 and over	24	15	11	50	1	252
Uncategorized	100	0	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	46	28	8	14	3	485
Independent	0	0	0	46	30	11
Democrat	4	6	10	78	3	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	58	24	7	10	2	304
Independent	14	20	12	48	5	387
Democrat	4	5	7	81	2	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	58	24	7	10	2	304
Lean Republican	27	36	10	20	6	181
Independent	0	0	0	46	30	11
Lean Democrat	3	7	14	73	3	195
Democrat	4	5	7	81	2	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	31	16	6	45	1	604
Black Non-Hispanic	8	9	14	55	13	118
Hispanic	18	24	12	41	4	172
Other	10	19	12	59	0	91
religious preference
Protestant	31	17	9	38	4	425
Roman Catholic	24	17	12	43	4	164
Orthodox Christian	12	25	21	42	0	4
Mormon	45	12	3	41	0	16
Muslim	12	0	0	88	0	3
Jewish	16	8	8	68	0	25
Other	16	16	6	55	4	68
No religion	14	18	9	58	2	293
Don't know/Refused	100	0	0	0	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	68	10	3	18	1	109
Somewhat conservative	39	29	12	18	1	208
Moderate	17	20	12	47	5	410
Somewhat liberal	7	5	7	77	4	177
Very liberal	5	6	3	83	3	98
voter registration status
Yes	26	15	7	50	2	763
No	19	22	15	35	8	242

1_C: Fav/Unfav - Trump (2-cat)

[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	42	55	3	481
Female	40	56	4	502
Another gender	40	60	0	8
age
1829	41	57	2	190
3049	38	58	5	341
5064	43	52	5	241
65+	43	55	0	229
education
Less than High School	46	46	8	87
High School Graduate	49	46	5	283
Some College	45	53	2	262
College Degree +	29	70	0	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	60	13	27	20
income
Less than $50,000	41	52	6	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	44	56	1	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	40	60	0	123
$100,000 and over	39	60	1	252
Uncategorized	100	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	75	22	3	485
Independent	0	46	30	11
Democrat	10	88	3	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	81	17	2	304
Independent	35	59	5	387
Democrat	9	88	2	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	81	17	2	304
Lean Republican	63	31	6	181
Independent	0	46	30	11
Lean Democrat	10	87	3	195
Democrat	9	88	2	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	47	52	1	604
Black Non-Hispanic	17	69	13	118
Hispanic	43	53	4	172
Other	29	71	0	91
religious preference
Protestant	48	47	4	425
Roman Catholic	42	55	4	164
Orthodox Christian	37	63	0	4
Mormon	56	44	0	16
Muslim	12	88	0	3
Jewish	24	76	0	25
Other	32	61	4	68
No religion	32	66	2	293
Don't know/Refused	100	0	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	78	21	1	109
Somewhat conservative	68	30	1	208
Moderate	37	58	5	410
Somewhat liberal	12	84	4	177
Very liberal	11	86	3	98
voter registration status
Yes	41	57	2	763
No	42	49	8	242

2_A: Confidence in SCOTUS

[The US Supreme Court] Here is a list of institutions in American society. How much confidence do you have in each one?
	A great deal	Quite a lot	Some	Very little	None at all	SKIPPED ON WEB	n
sex
Male	13	21	34	24	8	0	481
Female	8	16	38	25	11	1	502
Another gender	0	12	0	81	7	0	8
age
1829	8	20	36	24	12	0	190
3049	10	15	41	25	9	0	341
5064	10	18	37	24	9	1	241
65+	12	24	25	28	10	0	229
education
Less than High School	10	10	41	25	14	0	87
High School Graduate	7	18	42	20	12	0	283
Some College	12	22	26	31	7	1	262
College Degree +	12	19	36	26	7	0	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	0	7	37	17	39	0	20
income
Less than $50,000	8	18	36	24	13	1	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	10	18	40	25	7	0	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	13	20	29	30	8	0	123
$100,000 and over	11	20	35	27	6	0	252
Uncategorized	100	0	0	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	17	24	35	16	6	1	485
Independent	0	0	25	45	30	0	11
Democrat	3	14	36	34	13	0	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	20	26	37	14	4	0	304
Independent	7	16	36	26	14	1	387
Democrat	4	15	34	37	10	0	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	20	26	37	14	4	0	304
Lean Republican	13	22	33	20	10	2	181
Independent	0	0	25	45	30	0	11
Lean Democrat	3	11	40	30	16	0	195
Democrat	4	15	34	37	10	0	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	11	22	33	27	6	1	604
Black Non-Hispanic	6	12	33	29	21	0	118
Hispanic	8	16	42	21	12	0	172
Other	11	14	45	19	11	0	91
religious preference
Protestant	12	20	38	21	8	0	425
Roman Catholic	10	25	40	17	8	0	164
Orthodox Christian	25	33	0	42	0	0	4
Mormon	13	15	42	30	0	0	16
Muslim	12	0	40	0	48	0	3
Jewish	9	28	18	42	4	0	25
Other	10	7	26	33	25	0	68
No religion	6	15	34	35	9	1	293
Don't know/Refused	51	16	0	0	32	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	24	25	30	18	3	0	109
Somewhat conservative	15	30	37	12	5	1	208
Moderate	8	15	40	27	10	0	410
Somewhat liberal	4	18	31	33	14	0	177
Very liberal	6	3	28	46	17	0	98
voter registration status
Yes	11	19	37	26	7	0	763
No	8	17	33	24	18	1	242

2_B: Confidence in DAs

[District attorneys and prosecutors] Here is a list of institutions in American society. How much confidence do you have in each one?
	A great deal	Quite a lot	Some	Very little	None at all	Don't know	n
sex
Male	8	20	40	24	8	0	481
Female	5	22	47	18	9	1	502
Another gender	29	14	40	17	0	0	8
age
1829	4	16	53	19	9	0	190
3049	5	22	43	19	10	1	341
5064	8	21	40	23	8	0	241
65+	9	22	40	23	6	0	229
education
Less than High School	5	8	41	28	18	0	87
High School Graduate	4	17	45	25	9	1	283
Some College	9	18	42	22	8	0	262
College Degree +	7	29	45	15	4	0	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	0	14	26	13	47	0	20
income
Less than $50,000	5	18	40	23	13	1	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	7	17	53	21	3	0	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	9	28	36	21	6	0	123
$100,000 and over	8	23	47	17	5	0	252
Uncategorized	0	0	100	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	4	12	44	29	10	1	485
Independent	0	0	52	0	48	0	11
Democrat	9	29	43	13	6	0	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	5	11	44	31	8	1	304
Independent	5	18	45	19	13	0	387
Democrat	11	33	40	13	3	0	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	5	11	44	31	8	1	304
Lean Republican	4	14	43	25	14	0	181
Independent	0	0	52	0	48	0	11
Lean Democrat	6	22	47	14	11	0	195
Democrat	11	33	40	13	3	0	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	7	23	41	23	6	0	604
Black Non-Hispanic	2	11	49	19	16	3	118
Hispanic	7	15	49	17	12	0	172
Other	7	32	42	14	5	0	91
religious preference
Protestant	7	17	43	25	7	1	425
Roman Catholic	5	24	48	14	8	0	164
Orthodox Christian	0	45	55	0	0	0	4
Mormon	9	24	48	11	8	0	16
Muslim	12	0	40	0	48	0	3
Jewish	7	48	33	12	0	0	25
Other	8	18	38	22	15	0	68
No religion	6	23	45	19	8	0	293
Don't know/Refused	22	0	0	33	45	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	9	7	39	35	10	0	109
Somewhat conservative	3	20	39	28	10	0	208
Moderate	5	17	49	19	10	0	410
Somewhat liberal	10	31	44	9	4	2	177
Very liberal	10	33	32	18	6	0	98
voter registration status
Yes	8	22	44	21	6	0	763
No	3	17	42	20	17	1	242

2_C: Confidence in juries

[Juries that decide guilt or innocence in criminal cases] Here is a list of institutions in American society. How much confidence do you have in each one?
	A great deal	Quite a lot	Some	Very little	None at all	n
sex
Male	16	27	42	11	4	481
Female	11	29	42	12	6	502
Another gender	32	0	30	38	0	8
age
1829	7	25	41	20	6	190
3049	12	24	47	10	7	341
5064	14	31	42	9	4	241
65+	20	34	35	8	3	229
education
Less than High School	8	16	47	16	13	87
High School Graduate	11	23	44	16	6	283
Some College	17	24	46	10	3	262
College Degree +	15	39	35	8	2	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	3	12	45	8	32	20
income
Less than $50,000	13	23	41	13	10	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	12	31	47	10	0	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	16	33	42	10	0	123
$100,000 and over	15	33	41	9	3	252
Uncategorized	100	0	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	8	23	48	14	6	485
Independent	0	13	56	8	23	11
Democrat	19	33	36	8	4	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	9	25	47	14	4	304
Independent	11	23	45	12	9	387
Democrat	20	37	33	8	2	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	9	25	47	14	4	304
Lean Republican	7	20	48	15	10	181
Independent	0	13	56	8	23	11
Lean Democrat	16	26	41	10	7	195
Democrat	20	37	33	8	2	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	13	33	42	9	3	604
Black Non-Hispanic	14	20	36	19	12	118
Hispanic	18	12	49	13	9	172
Other	10	38	34	13	5	91
religious preference
Protestant	13	27	42	13	4	425
Roman Catholic	16	27	44	8	5	164
Orthodox Christian	0	43	57	0	0	4
Mormon	3	24	65	8	0	16
Muslim	12	0	40	48	0	3
Jewish	29	42	20	9	0	25
Other	16	25	35	13	11	68
No religion	11	30	43	10	6	293
Don't know/Refused	22	0	29	49	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	13	16	47	20	4	109
Somewhat conservative	6	33	46	12	3	208
Moderate	13	25	45	10	7	410
Somewhat liberal	17	36	33	9	5	177
Very liberal	27	31	27	10	5	98
voter registration status
Yes	16	30	40	11	3	763
No	6	20	48	12	14	242

2_D: Confidence in DOJ

[The U.S. Department of Justice] Here is a list of institutions in American society. How much confidence do you have in each one?
	A great deal	Quite a lot	Some	Very little	None at all	n
sex
Male	13	22	30	26	10	481
Female	8	21	40	21	10	502
Another gender	18	54	0	29	0	8
age
1829	6	21	40	24	9	190
3049	8	20	41	22	9	341
5064	10	25	33	20	12	241
65+	17	20	26	28	9	229
education
Less than High School	1	19	32	29	19	87
High School Graduate	9	18	34	28	11	283
Some College	12	17	38	24	9	262
College Degree +	13	30	34	17	6	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	0	3	37	38	22	20
income
Less than $50,000	8	18	33	27	13	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	9	21	44	23	4	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	16	24	29	23	8	123
$100,000 and over	11	26	37	17	8	252
Uncategorized	100	0	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	6	13	33	33	14	485
Independent	0	33	5	39	23	11
Democrat	14	29	38	14	5	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	7	13	33	35	12	304
Independent	6	19	36	24	14	387
Democrat	17	32	37	12	2	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	7	13	33	35	12	304
Lean Republican	5	13	33	31	18	181
Independent	0	33	5	39	23	11
Lean Democrat	8	24	41	17	10	195
Democrat	17	32	37	12	2	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	9	22	33	25	10	604
Black Non-Hispanic	9	14	38	30	9	118
Hispanic	9	26	39	19	8	172
Other	18	24	40	9	9	91
religious preference
Protestant	10	16	36	28	10	425
Roman Catholic	10	30	32	21	7	164
Orthodox Christian	0	45	18	25	12	4
Mormon	0	27	45	20	8	16
Muslim	12	0	40	0	48	3
Jewish	16	46	26	9	4	25
Other	14	19	21	20	24	68
No religion	9	23	41	20	7	293
Don't know/Refused	22	0	0	16	61	5
ideology
Very conservative	7	10	34	28	21	109
Somewhat conservative	8	20	26	33	13	208
Moderate	10	19	39	25	8	410
Somewhat liberal	14	30	42	10	5	177
Very liberal	14	30	28	19	8	98
voter registration status
Yes	12	21	36	23	8	763
No	5	22	33	25	16	242

3_A: Satisfaction - public schools

[Public schools] How satisfied are you with the job the following types of kindergarten through 12th grade schools are doing in your community?
	Very satisfied	Somewhat satisfied	Somewhat dissatisfied	Very dissatisfied	Don't know	n
sex
Male	9	40	25	22	4	481
Female	14	35	24	17	10	502
Another gender	18	61	0	22	0	8
age
1829	8	38	33	18	4	190
3049	13	36	26	17	8	341
5064	14	37	21	23	5	241
65+	11	41	18	21	10	229
education
Less than High School	14	25	30	23	9	87
High School Graduate	10	34	28	21	6	283
Some College	12	39	22	21	6	262
College Degree +	13	43	21	16	7	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	9	22	18	18	32	20
income
Less than $50,000	13	33	26	19	8	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	9	36	22	25	7	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	15	39	20	21	5	123
$100,000 and over	10	44	23	16	6	252
Uncategorized	0	100	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	10	32	24	27	7	485
Independent	0	0	12	50	38	11
Democrat	14	43	24	12	6	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	9	33	26	25	7	304
Independent	10	33	25	23	8	387
Democrat	16	47	21	10	6	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	9	33	26	25	7	304
Lean Republican	11	31	21	30	7	181
Independent	0	0	12	50	38	11
Lean Democrat	10	37	30	15	8	195
Democrat	16	47	21	10	6	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	11	38	24	20	7	604
Black Non-Hispanic	14	30	31	15	11	118
Hispanic	14	38	23	19	6	172
Other	11	44	21	17	7	91
religious preference
Protestant	14	31	27	22	7	425
Roman Catholic	12	43	22	15	8	164
Orthodox Christian	24	39	25	12	0	4
Mormon	6	53	23	17	0	16
Muslim	12	40	0	48	0	3
Jewish	5	62	18	12	4	25
Other	15	30	11	29	14	68
No religion	9	43	26	17	6	293
Don't know/Refused	39	49	0	12	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	13	29	19	30	9	109
Somewhat conservative	8	34	30	23	4	208
Moderate	12	36	25	21	6	410
Somewhat liberal	12	45	21	12	10	177
Very liberal	19	44	20	11	5	98
voter registration status
Yes	12	39	24	20	5	763
No	12	32	25	17	13	242

3_B: Satisfaction - Catholic schools

[Catholic schools] How satisfied are you with the job the following types of kindergarten through 12th grade schools are doing in your community?
	Very satisfied	Somewhat satisfied	Somewhat dissatisfied	Very dissatisfied	Don't know	n
sex
Male	10	30	11	14	36	481
Female	9	28	11	9	42	502
Another gender	0	12	32	17	40	8
age
1829	4	24	16	17	39	190
3049	7	23	11	14	44	341
5064	9	34	11	9	36	241
65+	17	35	8	6	34	229
education
Less than High School	5	30	15	6	44	87
High School Graduate	11	28	13	14	34	283
Some College	10	27	9	13	40	262
College Degree +	9	30	10	11	40	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	0	14	42	0	43	20
income
Less than $50,000	8	28	13	13	37	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	8	31	9	11	42	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	12	26	14	11	37	123
$100,000 and over	11	29	9	9	42	252
Uncategorized	100	0	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	12	35	8	8	38	485
Independent	0	0	25	25	25	11
Democrat	7	23	15	15	40	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	15	37	6	6	36	304
Independent	7	25	14	14	40	387
Democrat	7	24	14	15	40	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	15	37	6	6	36	304
Lean Republican	7	30	11	11	42	181
Independent	0	0	25	25	25	11
Lean Democrat	7	23	16	15	39	195
Democrat	7	24	14	15	40	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	10	31	10	10	39	604
Black Non-Hispanic	9	31	11	12	35	118
Hispanic	10	22	18	14	37	172
Other	4	20	12	15	50	91
religious preference
Protestant	9	31	9	9	42	425
Roman Catholic	23	40	10	2	25	164
Orthodox Christian	0	25	0	12	63	4
Mormon	0	35	9	9	46	16
Muslim	12	12	0	0	76	3
Jewish	8	25	9	10	49	25
Other	4	16	19	19	38	68
No religion	4	21	15	20	41	293
Don't know/Refused	0	51	0	0	49	5
ideology
Very conservative	17	39	3	8	33	109
Somewhat conservative	14	37	8	4	36	208
Moderate	7	26	13	11	43	410
Somewhat liberal	5	25	14	13	43	177
Very liberal	6	15	18	30	31	98
voter registration status
Yes	11	30	11	11	37	763
No	5	24	14	13	44	242

3_C: Satisfaction - non-religious private schools

[Non-religious private schools] How satisfied are you with the job the following types of kindergarten through 12th grade schools are doing in your community?
	Very satisfied	Somewhat satisfied	Somewhat dissatisfied	Very dissatisfied	Don't know	n
sex
Male	10	36	13	9	32	481
Female	7	35	13	4	41	502
Another gender	12	26	7	28	28	8
age
1829	8	31	17	8	35	190
3049	9	30	15	6	41	341
5064	6	41	11	5	36	241
65+	10	40	9	7	34	229
education
Less than High School	7	27	19	0	47	87
High School Graduate	8	33	14	8	38	283
Some College	7	35	14	8	35	262
College Degree +	10	40	9	6	35	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	0	19	24	11	45	20
income
Less than $50,000	8	31	16	9	36	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	7	38	10	6	39	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	8	39	14	5	34	123
$100,000 and over	8	40	8	4	40	252
Uncategorized	100	0	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	9	39	13	6	33	485
Independent	0	16	7	27	50	11
Democrat	8	32	13	7	41	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	10	39	12	6	34	304
Independent	7	32	16	7	38	387
Democrat	8	36	10	7	39	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	10	39	12	6	34	304
Lean Republican	8	39	16	6	32	181
Independent	0	16	7	27	50	11
Lean Democrat	7	26	17	7	43	195
Democrat	8	36	10	7	39	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	8	36	13	5	38	604
Black Non-Hispanic	8	34	16	8	34	118
Hispanic	9	33	13	8	37	172
Other	8	39	11	8	34	91
religious preference
Protestant	9	35	13	6	37	425
Roman Catholic	13	36	11	4	36	164
Orthodox Christian	0	18	0	12	70	4
Mormon	6	32	19	9	34	16
Muslim	12	0	12	0	76	3
Jewish	9	42	9	3	37	25
Other	9	27	12	14	38	68
No religion	4	37	15	7	37	293
Don't know/Refused	39	29	32	0	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	16	38	10	8	27	109
Somewhat conservative	9	46	10	4	32	208
Moderate	7	31	16	8	39	410
Somewhat liberal	6	34	11	4	46	177
Very liberal	8	30	15	12	35	98
voter registration status
Yes	9	37	11	7	36	763
No	5	29	20	6	40	242

3_D: Satisfaction - public charters

[Public charter schools] How satisfied are you with the job the following types of kindergarten through 12th grade schools are doing in your community?
	Very satisfied	Somewhat satisfied	Somewhat dissatisfied	Very dissatisfied	Don't know	n
sex
Male	12	32	16	13	27	481
Female	8	30	16	7	38	502
Another gender	0	26	0	28	47	8
age
1829	5	29	20	13	33	190
3049	10	31	16	9	34	341
5064	10	34	17	10	30	241
65+	14	32	13	9	32	229
education
Less than High School	11	32	27	1	29	87
High School Graduate	9	28	16	11	36	283
Some College	10	32	18	12	27	262
College Degree +	10	33	12	10	34	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	0	32	11	13	44	20
income
Less than $50,000	9	32	18	11	30	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	8	33	13	12	34	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	10	28	19	8	35	123
$100,000 and over	14	31	12	9	34	252
Uncategorized	0	0	100	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	11	33	16	8	32	485
Independent	0	0	8	42	50	11
Democrat	9	30	17	12	32	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	14	31	15	8	32	304
Independent	7	30	19	10	34	387
Democrat	10	33	14	12	31	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	14	31	15	8	32	304
Lean Republican	6	37	17	8	32	181
Independent	0	0	8	42	50	11
Lean Democrat	8	25	22	11	34	195
Democrat	10	33	14	12	31	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	10	29	17	9	35	604
Black Non-Hispanic	9	30	25	11	24	118
Hispanic	10	38	14	9	28	172
Other	7	33	5	15	40	91
religious preference
Protestant	11	32	18	7	32	425
Roman Catholic	10	32	15	7	36	164
Orthodox Christian	49	21	0	12	18	4
Mormon	13	30	9	9	39	16
Muslim	12	40	0	48	0	3
Jewish	12	48	1	10	29	25
Other	12	27	7	19	35	68
No religion	7	30	19	13	31	293
Don't know/Refused	22	17	32	0	12	5
ideology
Very conservative	21	32	9	8	29	109
Somewhat conservative	10	37	16	8	28	208
Moderate	9	28	18	11	34	410
Somewhat liberal	5	34	15	9	37	177
Very liberal	9	28	18	16	28	98
voter registration status
Yes	11	32	15	10	32	763
No	6	29	20	10	35	242

4_A: Trend - reading scores

[Reading test scores] In the public schools in your community, over the last five years, would you say each of the following has gone up, stayed about the same, gone down, or haven’t you heard enough to say?
	Have gone up	Stayed about the same	Have gone down	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	5	26	35	33	481
Female	10	20	32	37	502
Another gender	18	0	33	50	8
age
1829	9	25	35	30	190
3049	9	22	32	37	341
5064	8	21	35	37	241
65+	6	23	35	35	229
education
Less than High School	9	22	18	50	87
High School Graduate	7	25	25	42	283
Some College	8	22	36	33	262
College Degree +	9	21	43	27	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	0	33	22	45	20
income
Less than $50,000	8	24	29	38	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	12	23	32	33	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	11	18	41	29	123
$100,000 and over	4	23	41	32	252
Uncategorized	0	0	0	100	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	7	22	36	35	485
Independent	0	8	42	50	11
Democrat	9	24	32	35	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	8	22	37	33	304
Independent	8	20	33	39	387
Democrat	8	27	32	33	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	8	22	37	33	304
Lean Republican	7	22	34	38	181
Independent	0	8	42	50	11
Lean Democrat	10	18	32	40	195
Democrat	8	27	32	33	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	6	21	35	38	604
Black Non-Hispanic	18	17	34	30	118
Hispanic	9	32	29	30	172
Other	11	21	34	34	91
religious preference
Protestant	9	22	36	32	425
Roman Catholic	7	26	34	33	164
Orthodox Christian	21	25	36	18	4
Mormon	0	31	15	54	16
Muslim	0	72	28	0	3
Jewish	3	25	30	43	25
Other	12	18	32	37	68
No religion	7	21	32	39	293
Don't know/Refused	32	39	29	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	12	21	36	31	109
Somewhat conservative	6	23	40	31	208
Moderate	8	24	32	35	410
Somewhat liberal	7	21	34	37	177
Very liberal	11	22	27	40	98
voter registration status
Yes	8	23	37	31	763
No	7	21	24	48	242

4_B: Trend - math scores

[Math test scores] In the public schools in your community, over the last five years, would you say each of the following has gone up, stayed about the same, gone down, or haven’t you heard enough to say?
	Have gone up	Stayed about the same	Have gone down	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	6	25	37	32	481
Female	9	21	34	37	502
Another gender	18	0	33	50	8
age
1829	7	29	31	32	190
3049	9	21	36	34	341
5064	6	21	36	37	241
65+	7	22	35	35	229
education
Less than High School	15	19	19	47	87
High School Graduate	9	23	27	41	283
Some College	6	24	39	32	262
College Degree +	6	21	44	28	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	0	37	13	50	20
income
Less than $50,000	9	23	29	39	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	8	25	33	33	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	7	19	43	31	123
$100,000 and over	4	22	44	30	252
Uncategorized	0	0	0	100	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	7	21	38	34	485
Independent	8	8	34	50	11
Democrat	8	24	32	36	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	8	21	38	33	304
Independent	5	20	37	37	387
Democrat	10	27	30	34	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	8	21	38	33	304
Lean Republican	6	20	39	35	181
Independent	8	8	34	50	11
Lean Democrat	4	21	36	39	195
Democrat	10	27	30	34	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	5	21	36	37	604
Black Non-Hispanic	17	21	30	32	118
Hispanic	8	30	31	31	172
Other	8	16	43	33	91
religious preference
Protestant	9	24	34	34	425
Roman Catholic	6	22	39	33	164
Orthodox Christian	0	0	82	18	4
Mormon	0	16	15	69	16
Muslim	0	72	28	0	3
Jewish	0	34	33	32	25
Other	6	18	44	32	68
No religion	7	21	34	37	293
Don't know/Refused	32	39	0	29	5
ideology
Very conservative	10	21	37	31	109
Somewhat conservative	4	24	41	31	208
Moderate	6	24	34	35	410
Somewhat liberal	10	18	34	38	177
Very liberal	12	22	29	37	98
voter registration status
Yes	7	22	38	32	763
No	7	23	25	44	242

4_C: Trend - absenteeism

[Absenteeism from school] In the public schools in your community, over the last five years, would you say each of the following has gone up, stayed about the same, gone down, or haven’t you heard enough to say?
	Have gone up	Stayed about the same	Have gone down	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	37	17	8	37	481
Female	38	16	8	38	502
Another gender	19	43	0	38	8
age
1829	31	15	14	40	190
3049	39	18	9	34	341
5064	44	16	4	36	241
65+	33	19	6	42	229
education
Less than High School	21	27	10	41	87
High School Graduate	29	13	7	50	283
Some College	38	16	11	35	262
College Degree +	48	18	6	28	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	3	22	15	60	20
income
Less than $50,000	28	18	11	43	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	43	16	4	37	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	46	13	7	34	123
$100,000 and over	46	18	6	31	252
Uncategorized	0	0	0	100	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	39	15	6	39	485
Independent	10	15	8	67	11
Democrat	35	19	10	36	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	40	15	8	37	304
Independent	35	17	8	41	387
Democrat	37	19	9	35	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	40	15	8	37	304
Lean Republican	38	15	4	43	181
Independent	10	15	8	67	11
Lean Democrat	33	19	11	37	195
Democrat	37	19	9	35	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	41	15	6	38	604
Black Non-Hispanic	25	20	15	40	118
Hispanic	35	22	9	35	172
Other	36	14	10	40	91
religious preference
Protestant	35	16	10	39	425
Roman Catholic	42	18	7	33	164
Orthodox Christian	75	0	0	25	4
Mormon	29	27	2	41	16
Muslim	0	24	0	76	3
Jewish	47	14	0	39	25
Other	43	15	5	36	68
No religion	35	17	8	40	293
Don't know/Refused	45	39	0	16	5
ideology
Very conservative	37	21	6	36	109
Somewhat conservative	40	15	7	39	208
Moderate	35	17	9	39	410
Somewhat liberal	40	14	9	37	177
Very liberal	37	21	9	33	98
voter registration status
Yes	40	17	7	36	763
No	27	16	12	45	242

4_D: Trend - gap by income

[The gap in test scores between low-income and high-income students] In the public schools in your community, over the last five years, would you say each of the following has gone up, stayed about the same, gone down, or haven’t you heard enough to say?
	Have gone up	Stayed about the same	Have gone down	Haven't heard enough	n
sex
Male	27	27	9	36	481
Female	21	28	9	42	502
Another gender	50	12	0	38	8
age
1829	32	24	9	35	190
3049	25	26	8	40	341
5064	20	33	7	40	241
65+	21	25	12	42	229
education
Less than High School	10	25	8	56	87
High School Graduate	19	26	7	48	283
Some College	19	28	10	42	262
College Degree +	36	28	9	27	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	3	28	31	38	20
income
Less than $50,000	19	26	10	45	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	28	27	10	35	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	26	30	8	36	123
$100,000 and over	31	29	7	33	252
Uncategorized	0	0	0	100	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	18	32	8	42	485
Independent	7	16	10	67	11
Democrat	31	23	10	37	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	18	32	7	42	304
Independent	22	27	8	44	387
Democrat	33	23	12	32	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	18	32	7	42	304
Lean Republican	16	33	9	42	181
Independent	7	16	10	67	11
Lean Democrat	28	21	6	44	195
Democrat	33	23	12	32	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	20	28	8	43	604
Black Non-Hispanic	23	24	13	40	118
Hispanic	29	28	11	33	172
Other	42	20	7	31	91
religious preference
Protestant	21	28	9	42	425
Roman Catholic	27	24	11	38	164
Orthodox Christian	0	100	0	0	4
Mormon	15	43	0	42	16
Muslim	40	60	0	0	3
Jewish	15	28	16	40	25
Other	27	17	12	45	68
No religion	28	28	7	37	293
Don't know/Refused	32	39	12	16	5
ideology
Very conservative	18	36	4	42	109
Somewhat conservative	20	35	8	37	208
Moderate	24	25	11	39	410
Somewhat liberal	27	18	10	45	177
Very liberal	36	26	6	33	98
voter registration status
Yes	27	27	9	37	763
No	16	28	8	47	242

5_A: Improve schools - local board

[Local school boards] How much can each of the following do to improve the quality of schools?
	A lot	Some	Only a little	Nothing at all	Don't know	n
sex
Male	47	33	12	4	3	481
Female	47	30	11	4	7	502
Another gender	38	33	29	0	0	8
age
1829	39	31	17	5	8	190
3049	49	32	8	3	8	341
5064	49	31	13	5	2	241
65+	49	32	13	4	3	229
education
Less than High School	53	22	9	8	9	87
High School Graduate	44	30	15	6	4	283
Some College	48	32	11	5	5	262
College Degree +	49	36	11	1	3	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	14	14	33	0	38	20
income
Less than $50,000	45	26	16	6	7	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	45	39	10	3	3	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	57	29	12	1	1	123
$100,000 and over	47	38	7	3	4	252
Uncategorized	100	0	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	45	31	11	7	5	485
Independent	30	8	25	0	38	11
Democrat	49	32	13	1	5	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	45	36	10	5	3	304
Independent	47	25	12	7	8	387
Democrat	48	35	14	0	3	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	45	36	10	5	3	304
Lean Republican	45	23	13	12	7	181
Independent	30	8	25	0	38	11
Lean Democrat	51	28	11	3	8	195
Democrat	48	35	14	0	3	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	47	36	10	3	3	604
Black Non-Hispanic	47	18	15	10	11	118
Hispanic	50	23	15	4	8	172
Other	42	36	11	4	8	91
religious preference
Protestant	48	32	10	5	4	425
Roman Catholic	49	28	15	3	5	164
Orthodox Christian	58	24	18	0	0	4
Mormon	26	54	11	9	0	16
Muslim	12	76	12	0	0	3
Jewish	60	33	6	0	1	25
Other	46	27	9	6	13	68
No religion	45	32	15	3	6	293
Don't know/Refused	39	17	12	32	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	47	32	6	7	8	109
Somewhat conservative	42	39	14	3	2	208
Moderate	49	26	13	6	5	410
Somewhat liberal	42	37	13	2	7	177
Very liberal	58	28	11	1	2	98
voter registration status
Yes	48	34	12	3	3	763
No	44	23	13	9	11	242

5_B: Improve schools - state gov

[State government] How much can each of the following do to improve the quality of schools?
	A lot	Some	Only a little	Nothing at all	Don't know	n
sex
Male	45	34	13	6	2	481
Female	52	25	12	4	8	502
Another gender	42	29	12	18	0	8
age
1829	45	22	20	5	7	190
3049	52	28	10	3	6	341
5064	43	38	13	6	1	241
65+	52	26	11	6	5	229
education
Less than High School	58	16	16	4	6	87
High School Graduate	49	26	12	6	7	283
Some College	45	31	14	7	3	262
College Degree +	50	34	10	3	3	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	14	3	35	15	32	20
income
Less than $50,000	46	25	16	6	7	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	52	30	12	5	1	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	58	25	11	5	1	123
$100,000 and over	46	38	9	3	4	252
Uncategorized	100	0	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	42	32	15	7	5	485
Independent	22	15	8	17	38	11
Democrat	55	26	11	3	4	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	42	35	14	7	2	304
Independent	46	25	14	6	9	387
Democrat	58	27	10	3	2	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	42	35	14	7	2	304
Lean Republican	41	25	16	8	9	181
Independent	22	15	8	17	38	11
Lean Democrat	52	25	13	3	8	195
Democrat	58	27	10	3	2	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	47	33	11	4	4	604
Black Non-Hispanic	53	16	16	8	7	118
Hispanic	52	23	12	5	8	172
Other	47	26	19	5	3	91
religious preference
Protestant	45	31	14	6	4	425
Roman Catholic	49	28	13	3	6	164
Orthodox Christian	33	49	18	0	0	4
Mormon	29	45	26	0	0	16
Muslim	88	12	0	0	0	3
Jewish	63	27	10	0	0	25
Other	51	20	8	10	12	68
No religion	53	26	12	3	5	293
Don't know/Refused	22	17	16	45	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	44	26	17	8	5	109
Somewhat conservative	40	36	14	7	3	208
Moderate	48	27	13	5	6	410
Somewhat liberal	54	30	10	1	5	177
Very liberal	65	21	9	4	2	98
voter registration status
Yes	49	31	13	4	3	763
No	48	21	12	7	12	242

5_C: Improve schools - federal gov

[The federal government in Washington] How much can each of the following do to improve the quality of schools?
	A lot	Some	Only a little	Nothing at all	Don't know	n
sex
Male	30	27	22	17	5	481
Female	30	27	22	8	14	502
Another gender	60	17	12	12	0	8
age
1829	29	24	24	9	13	190
3049	35	25	20	8	12	341
5064	28	27	22	18	5	241
65+	27	28	23	15	7	229
education
Less than High School	40	16	20	9	15	87
High School Graduate	30	24	23	11	12	283
Some College	33	24	20	14	8	262
College Degree +	26	33	22	13	6	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	18	9	25	9	38	20
income
Less than $50,000	29	24	23	10	14	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	35	30	20	9	6	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	35	26	20	15	4	123
$100,000 and over	25	28	23	17	7	252
Uncategorized	100	0	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	24	23	23	20	10	485
Independent	22	0	7	33	38	11
Democrat	36	30	21	5	8	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	25	24	22	20	8	304
Independent	30	21	23	12	14	387
Democrat	36	34	20	4	6	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	25	24	22	20	8	304
Lean Republican	23	20	25	19	14	181
Independent	22	0	7	33	38	11
Lean Democrat	37	24	22	6	12	195
Democrat	36	34	20	4	6	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	26	28	24	15	8	604
Black Non-Hispanic	38	21	23	6	13	118
Hispanic	40	24	16	8	12	172
Other	34	29	21	9	8	91
religious preference
Protestant	28	27	22	15	8	425
Roman Catholic	31	28	18	12	12	164
Orthodox Christian	12	88	0	0	0	4
Mormon	6	19	34	41	0	16
Muslim	12	48	12	0	28	3
Jewish	37	33	14	16	0	25
Other	39	21	17	10	13	68
No religion	32	24	26	7	11	293
Don't know/Refused	0	22	49	29	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	32	13	19	27	9	109
Somewhat conservative	21	22	28	23	6	208
Moderate	30	27	23	10	10	410
Somewhat liberal	31	38	18	1	12	177
Very liberal	46	25	16	4	9	98
voter registration status
Yes	29	29	23	14	6	763
No	35	18	19	8	20	242

5_D: Improve schools - parents

[Parents] How much can each of the following do to improve the quality of schools?
	A lot	Some	Only a little	Nothing at all	Don't know	n
sex
Male	59	25	12	3	1	481
Female	55	27	10	3	4	502
Another gender	40	39	21	0	0	8
age
1829	35	35	16	8	6	190
3049	59	22	13	2	3	341
5064	61	25	11	2	1	241
65+	67	27	5	1	0	229
education
Less than High School	60	28	8	1	3	87
High School Graduate	52	25	14	6	3	283
Some College	59	26	10	4	1	262
College Degree +	61	27	10	1	1	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	9	29	30	0	32	20
income
Less than $50,000	51	28	13	4	4	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	57	25	13	4	2	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	63	25	9	2	1	123
$100,000 and over	65	24	9	1	1	252
Uncategorized	0	100	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	62	24	10	3	2	485
Independent	33	38	17	0	13	11
Democrat	53	29	13	4	3	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	63	25	9	2	0	304
Independent	54	26	11	4	5	387
Democrat	54	28	14	3	1	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	63	25	9	2	0	304
Lean Republican	59	21	10	5	4	181
Independent	33	38	17	0	13	11
Lean Democrat	50	30	10	4	6	195
Democrat	54	28	14	3	1	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	59	27	11	2	1	604
Black Non-Hispanic	52	29	10	5	4	118
Hispanic	59	16	13	7	6	172
Other	47	37	10	3	3	91
religious preference
Protestant	60	26	10	3	1	425
Roman Catholic	54	25	12	4	5	164
Orthodox Christian	76	24	0	0	0	4
Mormon	55	27	18	0	0	16
Muslim	60	0	40	0	0	3
Jewish	76	20	4	0	0	25
Other	53	25	8	8	6	68
No religion	53	28	14	3	2	293
Don't know/Refused	45	55	0	0	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	75	14	7	1	3	109
Somewhat conservative	65	23	9	3	0	208
Moderate	54	29	10	4	3	410
Somewhat liberal	56	25	12	4	3	177
Very liberal	36	37	25	0	1	98
voter registration status
Yes	60	26	11	2	1	763
No	48	27	12	7	6	242

6_A: Policy outcome - school choice

[School choice, including charter schools and vouchers to attend private schools] How much of a success or failure would you say each of the following education policies has been?
	A complete success	Mostly a success	Mostly a failure	A complete failure	Don't know	n
sex
Male	10	33	22	7	28	481
Female	6	34	16	5	39	502
Another gender	0	40	39	0	22	8
age
1829	9	41	14	6	31	190
3049	9	28	19	6	39	341
5064	4	38	20	5	33	241
65+	9	33	22	7	29	229
education
Less than High School	5	40	17	0	38	87
High School Graduate	5	36	20	3	36	283
Some College	10	36	15	6	32	262
College Degree +	9	29	21	10	32	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	0	25	22	3	49	20
income
Less than $50,000	7	35	21	4	33	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	8	37	17	7	32	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	7	29	20	5	38	123
$100,000 and over	9	33	15	9	34	252
Uncategorized	0	0	100	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	11	36	14	3	36	485
Independent	0	7	0	26	67	11
Democrat	5	32	24	8	31	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	11	37	14	4	34	304
Independent	6	33	19	5	36	387
Democrat	6	31	24	8	30	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	11	37	14	4	34	304
Lean Republican	11	35	15	2	38	181
Independent	0	7	0	26	67	11
Lean Democrat	3	33	24	8	33	195
Democrat	6	31	24	8	30	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	7	32	20	6	35	604
Black Non-Hispanic	8	31	29	5	28	118
Hispanic	11	40	13	2	32	172
Other	6	35	12	9	38	91
religious preference
Protestant	10	32	18	4	36	425
Roman Catholic	8	36	22	3	31	164
Orthodox Christian	0	25	36	0	39	4
Mormon	0	19	20	15	47	16
Muslim	12	12	0	48	28	3
Jewish	5	44	11	3	36	25
Other	6	27	13	16	38	68
No religion	5	36	21	7	31	293
Don't know/Refused	22	65	12	0	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	26	37	7	4	26	109
Somewhat conservative	6	40	15	3	36	208
Moderate	6	33	21	4	37	410
Somewhat liberal	5	29	23	8	35	177
Very liberal	7	29	26	17	21	98
voter registration status
Yes	8	34	20	7	32	763
No	6	33	17	3	41	242

6_B: Policy outcome - Title IX

[Equal opportunity for girls and women to take part in sports because of Title IX] How much of a success or failure would you say each of the following education policies has been?
	A complete success	Mostly a success	Mostly a failure	A complete failure	Don't know	n
sex
Male	12	47	13	7	21	481
Female	11	44	9	6	30	502
Another gender	14	36	12	28	10	8
age
1829	13	43	11	9	25	190
3049	13	44	10	4	29	341
5064	9	50	13	7	21	241
65+	11	47	11	6	25	229
education
Less than High School	11	29	12	5	43	87
High School Graduate	7	42	12	8	31	283
Some College	13	42	14	7	25	262
College Degree +	14	57	8	4	17	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	0	22	30	16	33	20
income
Less than $50,000	11	40	12	8	29	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	12	47	10	4	28	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	13	51	11	4	21	123
$100,000 and over	11	53	11	5	20	252
Uncategorized	0	100	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	8	39	16	10	27	485
Independent	0	40	25	0	35	11
Democrat	15	52	6	3	23	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	10	37	16	11	26	304
Independent	9	44	13	5	29	387
Democrat	16	55	5	3	21	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	10	37	16	11	26	304
Lean Republican	4	43	16	7	30	181
Independent	0	40	25	0	35	11
Lean Democrat	14	47	8	4	27	195
Democrat	16	55	5	3	21	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	9	48	12	6	25	604
Black Non-Hispanic	16	43	11	10	20	118
Hispanic	14	41	9	7	29	172
Other	17	48	6	2	28	91
religious preference
Protestant	13	41	10	8	28	425
Roman Catholic	14	50	12	4	20	164
Orthodox Christian	0	67	0	12	21	4
Mormon	0	65	3	17	16	16
Muslim	12	0	12	0	76	3
Jewish	12	45	19	13	10	25
Other	14	42	13	1	31	68
No religion	8	50	12	4	26	293
Don't know/Refused	22	49	29	0	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	20	29	11	15	25	109
Somewhat conservative	6	44	21	7	22	208
Moderate	10	46	10	6	28	410
Somewhat liberal	11	52	6	3	29	177
Very liberal	22	53	5	2	18	98
voter registration status
Yes	12	47	11	6	24	763
No	11	40	13	7	30	242

6_C: Policy outcome - special ed

[Special education programs for those with disabilities] How much of a success or failure would you say each of the following education policies has been?
	A complete success	Mostly a success	Mostly a failure	A complete failure	Don't know	n
sex
Male	10	51	16	2	22	481
Female	7	52	13	4	23	502
Another gender	14	69	17	0	0	8
age
1829	10	52	18	3	18	190
3049	14	46	11	5	24	341
5064	5	55	15	1	24	241
65+	3	57	16	1	22	229
education
Less than High School	22	37	5	8	28	87
High School Graduate	8	49	15	4	24	283
Some College	9	52	18	2	19	262
College Degree +	5	59	13	2	21	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	10	15	35	0	41	20
income
Less than $50,000	11	45	17	4	23	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	7	60	13	4	17	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	4	64	13	1	18	123
$100,000 and over	7	53	12	2	27	252
Uncategorized	0	100	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	9	50	17	3	21	485
Independent	0	15	30	18	38	11
Democrat	8	54	12	3	23	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	9	54	14	2	21	304
Independent	7	48	17	4	24	387
Democrat	9	54	12	3	22	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	9	54	14	2	21	304
Lean Republican	9	43	21	5	23	181
Independent	0	15	30	18	38	11
Lean Democrat	6	54	13	2	24	195
Democrat	9	54	12	3	22	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	7	56	13	2	22	604
Black Non-Hispanic	18	34	25	2	22	118
Hispanic	7	49	15	5	24	172
Other	9	54	8	3	26	91
religious preference
Protestant	10	51	14	2	23	425
Roman Catholic	5	58	14	2	21	164
Orthodox Christian	0	63	12	0	25	4
Mormon	7	63	19	0	11	16
Muslim	12	0	12	0	76	3
Jewish	0	80	0	0	20	25
Other	8	51	11	6	23	68
No religion	9	47	17	4	23	293
Don't know/Refused	22	33	32	0	12	5
ideology
Very conservative	17	50	16	1	17	109
Somewhat conservative	3	59	15	3	21	208
Moderate	7	48	14	4	26	410
Somewhat liberal	8	56	14	2	20	177
Very liberal	16	47	17	3	18	98
voter registration status
Yes	6	55	14	2	22	763
No	15	41	16	4	23	242

6_D: Policy outcome - phonics education

[Teaching reading through sounding out words, called phonics] How much of a success or failure would you say each of the following education policies has been?
	A complete success	Mostly a success	Mostly a failure	A complete failure	Don't know	n
sex
Male	16	47	9	2	26	481
Female	16	52	9	1	22	502
Another gender	26	74	0	0	0	8
age
1829	19	50	11	1	20	190
3049	20	49	8	1	21	341
5064	13	48	12	2	25	241
65+	11	52	7	2	27	229
education
Less than High School	21	44	10	0	25	87
High School Graduate	14	48	8	2	28	283
Some College	17	52	11	2	17	262
College Degree +	16	53	7	1	22	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	0	15	40	0	45	20
income
Less than $50,000	17	48	10	2	23	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	14	52	10	2	22	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	17	48	8	3	25	123
$100,000 and over	15	52	9	1	23	252
Uncategorized	0	100	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	16	51	9	2	22	485
Independent	0	44	25	0	31	11
Democrat	16	49	10	1	24	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	17	51	6	2	24	304
Independent	14	47	13	2	23	387
Democrat	16	52	9	1	23	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	17	51	6	2	24	304
Lean Republican	15	50	13	3	19	181
Independent	0	44	25	0	31	11
Lean Democrat	15	45	13	0	27	195
Democrat	16	52	9	1	23	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	15	51	8	2	24	604
Black Non-Hispanic	24	45	10	4	17	118
Hispanic	19	46	12	0	23	172
Other	11	49	10	2	28	91
religious preference
Protestant	20	49	6	2	23	425
Roman Catholic	19	49	11	1	21	164
Orthodox Christian	0	46	0	12	42	4
Mormon	3	52	23	0	22	16
Muslim	12	0	60	0	28	3
Jewish	3	47	11	0	40	25
Other	8	56	10	2	24	68
No religion	12	51	12	2	24	293
Don't know/Refused	35	65	0	0	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	26	48	3	3	21	109
Somewhat conservative	14	57	9	2	19	208
Moderate	13	46	14	2	26	410
Somewhat liberal	13	53	7	1	26	177
Very liberal	27	45	6	2	20	98
voter registration status
Yes	15	52	8	2	24	763
No	18	43	15	2	22	242

7: Trump guilty?

As you may know, Donald Trump was found guilty on 34 felony charges by a jury in New York on May 30. Do you think Trump is guilty of the charges as the jury ruled, or do you think he is not guilty and the jury made the wrong ruling?
	Guilty	Not guilty	Don't know	n
sex
Male	53	34	13	481
Female	55	26	19	502
Another gender	60	40	0	8
age
1829	55	18	27	190
3049	56	28	16	341
5064	53	37	11	241
65+	52	37	11	229
education
Less than High School	29	37	34	87
High School Graduate	52	33	15	283
Some College	50	36	14	262
College Degree +	67	23	10	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	19	18	63	20
income
Less than $50,000	51	28	20	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	57	25	18	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	59	31	10	123
$100,000 and over	55	36	9	252
Uncategorized	0	100	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	19	58	23	485
Independent	34	0	66	11
Democrat	87	4	9	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	15	68	17	304
Independent	54	23	22	387
Democrat	91	2	7	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	15	68	17	304
Lean Republican	26	42	32	181
Independent	34	0	66	11
Lean Democrat	81	7	12	195
Democrat	91	2	7	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	48	39	13	604
Black Non-Hispanic	72	10	18	118
Hispanic	55	21	24	172
Other	73	14	13	91
religious preference
Protestant	45	38	17	425
Roman Catholic	53	32	14	164
Orthodox Christian	63	37	0	4
Mormon	33	50	17	16
Muslim	100	0	0	3
Jewish	66	34	0	25
Other	62	20	18	68
No religion	66	18	16	293
Don't know/Refused	22	45	32	5
ideology
Very conservative	20	69	11	109
Somewhat conservative	25	58	18	208
Moderate	58	22	21	410
Somewhat liberal	84	6	10	177
Very liberal	86	9	5	98
voter registration status
Yes	57	32	11	763
No	44	23	33	242

8: Trump appropriate sentence

Sentencing for Trump is set for July 11. What do you think is an appropriate sentence?
	No penalty at all	A fine	Probation without jail	Some time in jail	Don't know	n
sex
Male	24	15	15	35	11	481
Female	17	14	10	42	17	502
Another gender	28	12	0	60	0	8
age
1829	10	17	7	47	18	190
3049	16	16	11	37	19	341
5064	25	13	15	35	12	241
65+	30	11	16	36	7	229
education
Less than High School	15	18	19	23	25	87
High School Graduate	24	17	12	35	12	283
Some College	22	16	12	39	11	262
College Degree +	19	10	12	45	14	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	7	0	6	26	61	20
income
Less than $50,000	16	17	11	40	15	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	22	11	10	37	20	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	17	16	16	43	8	123
$100,000 and over	29	11	14	34	13	252
Uncategorized	100	0	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	41	22	12	9	16	485
Independent	0	0	0	38	62	11
Democrat	2	7	12	67	12	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	50	21	13	5	11	304
Independent	13	14	10	40	22	387
Democrat	2	8	14	68	8	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	50	21	13	5	11	304
Lean Republican	25	23	12	15	25	181
Independent	0	0	0	38	62	11
Lean Democrat	2	6	10	64	18	195
Democrat	2	8	14	68	8	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	28	13	13	32	13	604
Black Non-Hispanic	5	12	12	59	11	118
Hispanic	11	19	11	41	18	172
Other	8	13	10	54	15	91
religious preference
Protestant	27	13	12	32	16	425
Roman Catholic	21	17	15	34	13	164
Orthodox Christian	37	39	0	24	0	4
Mormon	48	9	9	16	18	16
Muslim	0	60	0	40	0	3
Jewish	28	7	20	45	0	25
Other	17	9	8	52	14	68
No religion	8	15	13	49	15	293
Don't know/Refused	29	22	16	32	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	63	10	6	15	6	109
Somewhat conservative	36	22	16	12	14	208
Moderate	13	16	13	40	17	410
Somewhat liberal	3	9	12	59	16	177
Very liberal	1	4	10	77	8	98
voter registration status
Yes	24	12	13	40	11	763
No	8	22	11	34	25	242

9: Likelihood of Trump successful appeal

If Trump appeals his conviction how likely do you think it is that the conviction will be overturned by a higher court?
	Definitely overturn the conviction	Probably overturn the conviction	Probably not overturn the conviction	Definitely not overturn the conviction	Don't know	n
sex
Male	17	37	22	12	12	481
Female	15	33	20	8	24	502
Another gender	0	29	33	28	10	8
age
1829	15	34	18	10	23	190
3049	14	35	20	11	19	341
5064	18	33	22	10	17	241
65+	16	38	26	7	13	229
education
Less than High School	14	37	16	12	22	87
High School Graduate	14	41	14	11	20	283
Some College	20	32	22	10	16	262
College Degree +	15	33	28	9	16	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	4	18	20	8	50	20
income
Less than $50,000	14	37	18	9	21	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	14	38	22	9	18	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	15	33	22	12	18	123
$100,000 and over	20	30	26	10	13	252
Uncategorized	100	0	0	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	25	40	12	6	17	485
Independent	5	8	8	10	70	11
Democrat	7	31	31	13	18	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	30	40	11	5	14	304
Independent	12	33	22	11	22	387
Democrat	7	32	31	13	17	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	30	40	11	5	14	304
Lean Republican	17	40	13	8	22	181
Independent	5	8	8	10	70	11
Lean Democrat	8	28	31	14	20	195
Democrat	7	32	31	13	17	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	18	37	22	7	16	604
Black Non-Hispanic	9	32	29	18	13	118
Hispanic	15	32	12	14	27	172
Other	11	30	28	12	19	91
religious preference
Protestant	19	37	17	10	17	425
Roman Catholic	19	39	19	8	16	164
Orthodox Christian	37	39	24	0	0	4
Mormon	38	20	26	3	13	16
Muslim	12	60	0	0	28	3
Jewish	17	19	43	20	1	25
Other	14	26	22	8	30	68
No religion	8	34	27	11	20	293
Don't know/Refused	29	22	16	0	32	5
ideology
Very conservative	40	31	7	8	14	109
Somewhat conservative	20	46	17	3	13	208
Moderate	13	32	22	10	22	410
Somewhat liberal	6	34	29	13	18	177
Very liberal	6	29	30	19	16	98
voter registration status
Yes	18	36	23	9	15	763
No	10	32	17	12	29	242

10: Targeted Republican prosecutions

In the future, because of the Trump prosecution, do you think we are likely to see Republican prosecutors charging Democratic politicians with crimes?
	Definitely	Probably	Probably not	Definitely not	Don't know	n
sex
Male	25	44	20	2	9	481
Female	23	42	11	3	20	502
Another gender	40	43	7	0	10	8
age
1829	19	46	17	3	15	190
3049	24	41	14	2	19	341
5064	26	43	16	3	12	241
65+	26	44	17	2	11	229
education
Less than High School	23	28	15	1	32	87
High School Graduate	22	41	18	3	15	283
Some College	24	48	12	2	13	262
College Degree +	26	45	16	3	10	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	9	17	26	0	48	20
income
Less than $50,000	22	42	14	2	20	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	31	39	13	3	14	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	31	40	17	2	10	123
$100,000 and over	21	48	20	1	9	252
Uncategorized	0	0	0	100	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	21	38	21	3	16	485
Independent	8	15	15	0	62	11
Democrat	27	48	11	2	13	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	21	42	21	4	13	304
Independent	20	40	17	3	19	387
Democrat	32	48	8	1	11	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	21	42	21	4	13	304
Lean Republican	21	33	21	3	21	181
Independent	8	15	15	0	62	11
Lean Democrat	20	47	14	3	16	195
Democrat	32	48	8	1	11	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	23	42	18	2	15	604
Black Non-Hispanic	30	43	9	2	16	118
Hispanic	22	40	17	5	16	172
Other	28	57	10	1	4	91
religious preference
Protestant	22	45	14	2	18	425
Roman Catholic	27	41	17	3	12	164
Orthodox Christian	0	100	0	0	0	4
Mormon	13	53	34	0	0	16
Muslim	12	12	0	0	76	3
Jewish	32	43	13	7	5	25
Other	24	40	16	0	20	68
No religion	27	41	17	3	13	293
Don't know/Refused	0	35	33	32	0	5
ideology
Very conservative	32	34	21	5	7	109
Somewhat conservative	19	42	23	0	16	208
Moderate	23	43	15	3	16	410
Somewhat liberal	24	47	10	3	16	177
Very liberal	31	47	7	2	12	98
voter registration status
Yes	26	43	16	3	11	763
No	17	41	13	2	27	242

11: Trump prosecution decision

Do you think Trump should not have been prosecuted at all in the New York case, or was the prosecution the right judgement call?
	Should not have been prosecuted	Prosecution was the right judgement call	Don't know	n
sex
Male	40	46	13	481
Female	27	53	20	502
Another gender	40	60	0	8
age
1829	23	55	22	190
3049	30	50	19	341
5064	39	45	16	241
65+	42	49	9	229
education
Less than High School	38	29	32	87
High School Graduate	36	43	21	283
Some College	39	47	14	262
College Degree +	28	64	8	354
Don't Know/Refused/Prefer not to answer	11	9	80	20
income
Less than $50,000	30	47	23	469
$50,000 to less than $75,000	33	48	19	158
$75,000 to less than $100,000	32	59	10	123
$100,000 and over	40	52	8	252
Uncategorized	100	0	0	3
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	62	17	21	485
Independent	0	34	66	11
Democrat	7	81	12	509
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	72	14	14	304
Independent	25	49	26	387
Democrat	7	85	8	314
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	72	14	14	304
Lean Republican	46	22	31	181
Independent	0	34	66	11
Lean Democrat	6	76	18	195
Democrat	7	85	8	314
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	42	43	15	604
Black Non-Hispanic	12	73	15	118
Hispanic	27	50	23	172
Other	19	64	18	91
religious preference
Protestant	40	42	18	425
Roman Catholic	38	49	12	164
Orthodox Christian	37	63	0	4
Mormon	50	41	9	16
Muslim	12	88	0	3
Jewish	39	61	0	25
Other	19	59	22	68
No religion	23	59	18	293
Don't know/Refused	68	0	32	5
ideology
Very conservative	71	17	11	109
Somewhat conservative	66	22	11	208
Moderate	24	51	25	410
Somewhat liberal	8	80	13	177
Very liberal	8	87	5	98
voter registration status
Yes	37	51	12	763
No	23	44	32	242