Marquette Law School Supreme Court Poll January 27 - February 5, 2025

(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.

A1: interest in 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	49	37	9	5	489
Female	39	43	14	5	509
Another gender	79	21	0	0	4
age
18-29	24	55	13	9	195
30-44	32	47	15	5	267
45-59	44	38	12	6	240
60+	65	27	7	1	316
education
Less than HS	33	48	15	4	91
HS graduate	37	43	13	8	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	40	40	15	6	268
Bachelor's degree	50	37	11	3	201
Post grad study/professional degree	59	36	3	2	162
income
Less than $30k	35	48	14	4	256
$30k to less than $50k	34	38	17	11	176
$50k to less than $75k	46	40	10	3	178
$75k to less than $100k	46	42	6	5	154
$100k or more	55	32	10	3	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	48	38	10	4	427
Independent	25	48	18	9	198
Democrat	48	38	10	3	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	47	38	11	4	334
Independent	35	46	12	6	418
Democrat	51	33	11	4	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	47	38	11	4	334
Lean Republican	49	37	7	7	93
Independent	25	48	18	9	198
Lean Democrat	42	49	8	1	127
Democrat	51	33	11	4	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	56	33	7	4	198
Weak Republican	34	46	16	3	136
Lean Republican	49	37	7	7	93
Independent	25	48	18	9	198
Lean Democrat	42	49	8	1	127
Weak Democrat	38	39	15	9	117
Strong Democrat	62	29	8	1	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	48	38	11	3	602
Black Non-Hispanic	41	43	7	10	114
Hispanic	32	45	18	5	171
Other	38	46	7	9	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	43	38	14	5	80
Once a week	49	41	8	3	183
Once or twice a month	42	38	15	4	80
A few times a year	41	42	11	6	156
Seldom	47	34	13	6	222
Never	40	44	11	5	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	44	41	11	3	221
Mainline Protestant	41	39	12	8	193
Roman Catholic	52	35	10	3	182
No religion	40	43	12	5	296
Other religion	45	39	10	5	118
ideology
Very conservative	61	29	7	3	124
Somewhat conservative	46	43	8	3	245
Moderate	32	43	18	7	405
Somewhat liberal	49	43	7	2	139
Very liberal	55	30	7	7	105
voter registration status
Yes	52	37	8	3	731
No	23	48	21	8	287

A2: voter registration

Are you registered to vote at your present address, or not?
	Yes	No	n
sex
Male	78	22	489
Female	75	25	509
Another gender	100	0	4
age
18-29	64	36	195
30-44	68	32	267
45-59	77	23	240
60+	90	10	316
education
Less than HS	57	43	91
HS graduate	75	25	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	77	23	268
Bachelor's degree	81	19	201
Post grad study/professional degree	82	18	162
income
Less than $30k	68	32	256
$30k to less than $50k	70	30	176
$50k to less than $75k	74	26	178
$75k to less than $100k	80	20	154
$100k or more	88	12	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	84	16	427
Independent	50	50	198
Democrat	81	19	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	83	17	334
Independent	64	36	418
Democrat	87	13	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	83	17	334
Lean Republican	86	14	93
Independent	50	50	198
Lean Democrat	69	31	127
Democrat	87	13	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	87	13	198
Weak Republican	77	23	136
Lean Republican	86	14	93
Independent	50	50	198
Lean Democrat	69	31	127
Weak Democrat	91	9	117
Strong Democrat	84	16	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	82	18	602
Black Non-Hispanic	76	24	114
Hispanic	66	34	171
Other	56	44	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	80	20	80
Once a week	81	19	183
Once or twice a month	70	30	80
A few times a year	75	25	156
Seldom	80	20	222
Never	72	28	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	83	17	221
Mainline Protestant	81	19	193
Roman Catholic	82	18	182
No religion	68	32	296
Other religion	68	32	118
ideology
Very conservative	83	17	124
Somewhat conservative	82	18	245
Moderate	70	30	405
Somewhat liberal	79	21	139
Very liberal	74	26	105
voter registration status
Yes	96	4	731
No	26	74	287

B1: 2024 vote choice

In the 2024 election for president did you vote for…?
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C1: SCOTUS approval

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	14	41	27	18	489
Female	8	40	32	20	509
Another gender	0	18	36	47	4
age
18-29	7	38	44	11	195
30-44	8	41	30	21	267
45-59	10	46	26	18	240
60+	17	36	25	22	316
education
Less than HS	8	55	31	6	91
HS graduate	13	45	28	14	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	9	42	32	17	268
Bachelor's degree	15	29	30	25	201
Post grad study/professional degree	10	31	30	29	162
income
Less than $30k	11	42	32	15	256
$30k to less than $50k	10	44	31	15	176
$50k to less than $75k	11	34	32	23	178
$75k to less than $100k	11	44	27	18	154
$100k or more	12	36	28	23	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	21	62	15	1	427
Independent	7	39	43	11	198
Democrat	2	17	40	42	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	23	61	15	1	334
Independent	7	38	39	15	418
Democrat	2	18	35	46	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	23	61	15	1	334
Lean Republican	15	68	16	1	93
Independent	7	39	43	11	198
Lean Democrat	1	15	50	33	127
Democrat	2	18	35	46	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	27	59	13	1	198
Weak Republican	17	63	17	3	136
Lean Republican	15	68	16	1	93
Independent	7	39	43	11	198
Lean Democrat	1	15	50	33	127
Weak Democrat	1	27	40	32	117
Strong Democrat	2	10	31	57	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	13	40	27	20	602
Black Non-Hispanic	5	35	30	29	114
Hispanic	9	41	38	11	171
Other	7	45	33	15	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	21	60	15	4	80
Once a week	15	49	26	10	183
Once or twice a month	12	47	26	15	80
A few times a year	8	38	35	18	156
Seldom	9	39	32	20	222
Never	8	29	34	29	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	17	54	24	5	221
Mainline Protestant	9	39	34	19	193
Roman Catholic	14	43	29	13	182
No religion	6	32	33	29	296
Other religion	10	34	29	27	118
ideology
Very conservative	27	58	14	2	124
Somewhat conservative	22	56	19	3	245
Moderate	5	42	40	13	405
Somewhat liberal	2	18	39	41	139
Very liberal	1	6	26	67	105
voter registration status
Yes	13	38	27	22	731
No	6	47	37	10	287

C1: SCOTUS approval (2-cat)

Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way the US Supreme Court is handling its job?
	Approve	Disapprove	n
sex
Male	55	45	489
Female	49	51	509
Another gender	18	82	4
age
18-29	45	55	195
30-44	49	51	267
45-59	56	44	240
60+	53	47	316
education
Less than HS	63	37	91
HS graduate	57	43	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	51	49	268
Bachelor's degree	44	56	201
Post grad study/professional degree	41	59	162
income
Less than $30k	53	47	256
$30k to less than $50k	55	45	176
$50k to less than $75k	45	55	178
$75k to less than $100k	55	45	154
$100k or more	49	51	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	84	16	427
Independent	46	54	198
Democrat	19	81	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	84	16	334
Independent	45	55	418
Democrat	20	80	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	84	16	334
Lean Republican	83	17	93
Independent	46	54	198
Lean Democrat	17	83	127
Democrat	20	80	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	86	14	198
Weak Republican	80	20	136
Lean Republican	83	17	93
Independent	46	54	198
Lean Democrat	17	83	127
Weak Democrat	29	71	117
Strong Democrat	13	87	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	54	46	602
Black Non-Hispanic	41	59	114
Hispanic	51	49	171
Other	52	48	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	81	19	80
Once a week	64	36	183
Once or twice a month	59	41	80
A few times a year	47	53	156
Seldom	49	51	222
Never	37	63	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	71	29	221
Mainline Protestant	47	53	193
Roman Catholic	57	43	182
No religion	38	62	296
Other religion	44	56	118
ideology
Very conservative	85	15	124
Somewhat conservative	78	22	245
Moderate	47	53	405
Somewhat liberal	20	80	139
Very liberal	7	93	105
voter registration status
Yes	50	50	731
No	53	47	287

C2: 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	n
sex
Male	12	23	33	22	11	489
Female	7	19	40	23	11	509
Another gender	0	0	36	18	47	4
age
18-29	11	18	39	22	10	195
30-44	7	16	43	22	12	267
45-59	7	23	36	24	10	240
60+	12	24	32	21	11	316
education
Less than HS	6	26	37	23	8	91
HS graduate	9	23	38	20	11	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	10	19	39	23	9	268
Bachelor's degree	10	21	33	24	12	201
Post grad study/professional degree	9	15	37	24	15	162
income
Less than $30k	11	19	33	25	11	256
$30k to less than $50k	7	28	35	21	8	176
$50k to less than $75k	10	13	42	23	12	178
$75k to less than $100k	7	18	46	19	10	154
$100k or more	10	23	33	22	12	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	16	35	37	10	1	427
Independent	8	12	46	23	11	198
Democrat	2	9	33	35	22	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	17	35	38	9	1	334
Independent	8	17	41	24	11	418
Democrat	2	8	31	36	23	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	17	35	38	9	1	334
Lean Republican	13	35	36	15	0	93
Independent	8	12	46	23	11	198
Lean Democrat	3	9	36	33	19	127
Democrat	2	8	31	36	23	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	20	36	36	7	1	198
Weak Republican	13	34	41	12	1	136
Lean Republican	13	35	36	15	0	93
Independent	8	12	46	23	11	198
Lean Democrat	3	9	36	33	19	127
Weak Democrat	3	13	37	34	13	117
Strong Democrat	2	4	27	37	30	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	9	23	36	23	9	602
Black Non-Hispanic	7	9	33	32	19	114
Hispanic	9	23	42	16	10	171
Other	10	18	46	17	9	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	15	39	37	7	2	80
Once a week	12	18	48	16	6	183
Once or twice a month	12	28	37	14	9	80
A few times a year	7	29	33	21	10	156
Seldom	8	16	40	26	10	222
Never	8	14	30	30	18	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	14	29	36	19	3	221
Mainline Protestant	6	18	46	19	11	193
Roman Catholic	11	28	35	18	8	182
No religion	7	14	34	29	16	296
Other religion	9	15	36	24	16	118
ideology
Very conservative	20	37	26	15	2	124
Somewhat conservative	15	30	43	10	2	245
Moderate	7	16	44	25	8	405
Somewhat liberal	3	9	35	32	21	139
Very liberal	1	9	14	37	39	105
voter registration status
Yes	9	21	36	21	12	731
No	9	18	40	25	7	287

C3: Confidence in Congress

[Congress] 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	2	12	40	32	15	489
Female	4	11	46	30	10	509
Another gender	0	0	21	79	0	4
age
18-29	4	11	50	23	11	195
30-44	3	10	39	32	15	267
45-59	2	12	43	33	10	240
60+	2	10	42	33	12	316
education
Less than HS	7	8	52	21	11	91
HS graduate	3	14	43	29	12	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	2	10	45	33	10	268
Bachelor's degree	2	11	41	31	15	201
Post grad study/professional degree	3	8	37	37	16	162
income
Less than $30k	6	12	47	21	14	256
$30k to less than $50k	3	17	41	31	8	176
$50k to less than $75k	0	8	45	36	11	178
$75k to less than $100k	1	9	49	29	12	154
$100k or more	2	9	35	39	15	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	4	16	50	25	5	427
Independent	4	9	42	31	13	198
Democrat	1	7	36	37	19	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	4	16	53	22	5	334
Independent	3	9	41	35	12	418
Democrat	1	7	34	36	22	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	4	16	53	22	5	334
Lean Republican	1	15	39	37	8	93
Independent	4	9	42	31	13	198
Lean Democrat	2	6	41	38	14	127
Democrat	1	7	34	36	22	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	5	17	53	21	3	198
Weak Republican	3	13	53	24	7	136
Lean Republican	1	15	39	37	8	93
Independent	4	9	42	31	13	198
Lean Democrat	2	6	41	38	14	127
Weak Democrat	3	8	38	34	18	117
Strong Democrat	0	6	30	38	25	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	2	11	43	33	11	602
Black Non-Hispanic	3	5	44	32	16	114
Hispanic	5	14	44	23	15	171
Other	2	15	46	30	7	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	9	21	49	17	5	80
Once a week	1	10	57	24	8	183
Once or twice a month	6	16	46	21	11	80
A few times a year	3	13	39	35	10	156
Seldom	2	10	39	39	10	222
Never	2	7	38	33	20	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	5	14	49	25	7	221
Mainline Protestant	4	8	41	37	10	193
Roman Catholic	2	11	52	26	9	182
No religion	2	9	36	34	19	296
Other religion	4	15	37	31	14	118
ideology
Very conservative	7	15	47	23	7	124
Somewhat conservative	1	14	47	31	7	245
Moderate	4	11	47	29	10	405
Somewhat liberal	2	6	37	38	18	139
Very liberal	1	5	24	38	33	105
voter registration status
Yes	2	11	40	33	14	731
No	4	11	52	25	8	287

C4: Confidence in Presidency

[The Presidency] 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	20	18	19	19	24	489
Female	15	16	21	21	27	509
Another gender	0	0	21	18	61	4
age
18-29	8	16	22	25	30	195
30-44	13	18	20	25	24	267
45-59	21	14	20	22	23	240
60+	24	18	18	13	27	316
education
Less than HS	16	22	26	16	21	91
HS graduate	22	18	16	21	24	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	18	16	20	22	24	268
Bachelor's degree	15	15	23	20	27	201
Post grad study/professional degree	10	15	17	21	37	162
income
Less than $30k	18	19	18	21	25	256
$30k to less than $50k	20	18	14	25	23	176
$50k to less than $75k	15	16	22	18	29	178
$75k to less than $100k	15	16	33	14	22	154
$100k or more	18	15	16	22	29	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	36	33	19	10	2	427
Independent	7	9	27	29	29	198
Democrat	2	4	17	28	50	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	39	33	18	8	2	334
Independent	9	13	24	27	27	418
Democrat	1	3	16	25	54	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	39	33	18	8	2	334
Lean Republican	22	32	25	18	3	93
Independent	7	9	27	29	29	198
Lean Democrat	3	6	18	32	41	127
Democrat	1	3	16	25	54	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	52	34	10	3	0	198
Weak Republican	21	31	28	15	5	136
Lean Republican	22	32	25	18	3	93
Independent	7	9	27	29	29	198
Lean Democrat	3	6	18	32	41	127
Weak Democrat	1	4	22	30	43	117
Strong Democrat	2	2	12	22	63	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	20	19	18	20	22	602
Black Non-Hispanic	6	5	19	28	43	114
Hispanic	14	15	24	19	28	171
Other	14	19	30	17	21	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	23	33	20	14	11	80
Once a week	27	16	21	17	18	183
Once or twice a month	23	15	24	18	21	80
A few times a year	14	18	22	25	22	156
Seldom	15	15	19	24	27	222
Never	11	14	17	21	38	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	29	22	20	13	16	221
Mainline Protestant	18	13	21	25	23	193
Roman Catholic	21	20	17	22	20	182
No religion	8	12	19	23	38	296
Other religion	10	20	21	19	28	118
ideology
Very conservative	52	30	9	5	4	124
Somewhat conservative	28	33	19	11	8	245
Moderate	9	11	26	30	24	405
Somewhat liberal	2	6	20	23	50	139
Very liberal	2	0	10	21	68	105
voter registration status
Yes	20	17	18	18	28	731
No	11	16	24	28	22	287

C5: Confidence in national news media

[The national news media] 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	2	8	24	39	28	489
Female	4	11	33	34	18	509
Another gender	0	0	14	21	64	4
age
18-29	1	9	26	34	29	195
30-44	5	5	28	41	21	267
45-59	3	7	30	40	21	240
60+	3	14	30	32	22	316
education
Less than HS	1	7	47	24	21	91
HS graduate	3	10	22	39	26	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	2	8	27	38	26	268
Bachelor's degree	2	9	28	39	22	201
Post grad study/professional degree	6	13	34	32	15	162
income
Less than $30k	4	10	34	32	20	256
$30k to less than $50k	3	7	25	37	28	176
$50k to less than $75k	1	10	28	38	23	178
$75k to less than $100k	1	9	28	40	22	154
$100k or more	3	9	26	38	23	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	2	4	18	43	33	427
Independent	2	8	34	32	24	198
Democrat	5	15	38	31	11	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	1	4	15	46	33	334
Independent	3	8	32	34	23	418
Democrat	5	17	41	28	10	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	1	4	15	46	33	334
Lean Republican	2	4	27	34	34	93
Independent	2	8	34	32	24	198
Lean Democrat	4	11	32	38	15	127
Democrat	5	17	41	28	10	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	2	5	15	46	32	198
Weak Republican	0	3	16	47	33	136
Lean Republican	2	4	27	34	34	93
Independent	2	8	34	32	24	198
Lean Democrat	4	11	32	38	15	127
Weak Democrat	3	14	40	30	13	117
Strong Democrat	7	19	42	26	7	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	2	10	26	39	23	602
Black Non-Hispanic	7	9	32	41	12	114
Hispanic	3	4	36	29	28	171
Other	4	12	34	33	16	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	5	8	26	39	22	80
Once a week	2	10	28	38	21	183
Once or twice a month	4	9	31	41	14	80
A few times a year	1	9	33	34	23	156
Seldom	2	9	26	39	24	222
Never	4	8	28	33	26	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	4	6	28	37	26	221
Mainline Protestant	2	11	28	36	23	193
Roman Catholic	2	7	33	37	21	182
No religion	3	12	26	35	24	296
Other religion	4	8	29	40	19	118
ideology
Very conservative	4	3	8	39	46	124
Somewhat conservative	1	4	24	40	30	245
Moderate	3	11	37	36	14	405
Somewhat liberal	4	20	29	34	12	139
Very liberal	5	5	32	31	27	105
voter registration status
Yes	3	11	28	36	23	731
No	3	5	31	39	23	287

C6: Confidence in the 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	6	15	41	28	10	489
Female	7	18	42	23	11	509
Another gender	0	0	36	18	47	4
age
18-29	8	8	43	28	13	195
30-44	8	9	46	27	10	267
45-59	5	23	39	26	8	240
60+	4	22	39	23	11	316
education
Less than HS	10	22	31	25	12	91
HS graduate	5	18	37	31	8	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	6	13	44	27	9	268
Bachelor's degree	5	16	44	21	14	201
Post grad study/professional degree	8	15	44	20	13	162
income
Less than $30k	10	17	32	27	13	256
$30k to less than $50k	7	19	42	22	10	176
$50k to less than $75k	2	13	47	30	9	178
$75k to less than $100k	3	16	48	25	9	154
$100k or more	6	16	43	24	10	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	7	18	42	24	9	427
Independent	10	7	41	34	8	198
Democrat	3	19	42	23	13	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	8	18	44	22	9	334
Independent	6	13	39	31	10	418
Democrat	3	19	42	22	14	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	8	18	44	22	9	334
Lean Republican	4	19	34	32	10	93
Independent	10	7	41	34	8	198
Lean Democrat	3	18	41	26	12	127
Democrat	3	19	42	22	14	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	10	18	38	24	10	198
Weak Republican	5	18	52	19	6	136
Lean Republican	4	19	34	32	10	93
Independent	10	7	41	34	8	198
Lean Democrat	3	18	41	26	12	127
Weak Democrat	4	23	39	20	14	117
Strong Democrat	3	16	45	23	14	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	5	19	40	25	10	602
Black Non-Hispanic	3	7	37	38	14	114
Hispanic	8	17	40	25	11	171
Other	11	13	55	14	7	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	11	21	43	20	5	80
Once a week	5	16	46	25	9	183
Once or twice a month	12	12	44	23	10	80
A few times a year	5	21	41	23	10	156
Seldom	5	16	48	20	11	222
Never	5	15	33	34	13	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	8	14	50	22	6	221
Mainline Protestant	5	18	39	27	11	193
Roman Catholic	4	23	39	24	10	182
No religion	6	12	38	30	13	296
Other religion	9	17	42	20	12	118
ideology
Very conservative	10	13	33	28	16	124
Somewhat conservative	4	19	46	26	7	245
Moderate	8	17	43	25	7	405
Somewhat liberal	4	19	41	26	10	139
Very liberal	2	7	38	22	30	105
voter registration status
Yes	5	18	41	25	12	731
No	9	13	43	28	8	287

C7: Confidence in the FBI

[The FBI] 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	5	22	39	23	12	489
Female	7	24	44	18	7	509
Another gender	0	14	68	0	18	4
age
18-29	5	16	52	19	8	195
30-44	6	19	44	21	10	267
45-59	6	28	37	19	10	240
60+	6	26	38	22	9	316
education
Less than HS	5	19	48	18	11	91
HS graduate	6	22	38	26	9	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	5	22	45	17	10	268
Bachelor's degree	3	28	41	16	12	201
Post grad study/professional degree	10	22	40	21	7	162
income
Less than $30k	8	22	40	20	11	256
$30k to less than $50k	4	21	44	21	10	176
$50k to less than $75k	4	22	44	23	7	178
$75k to less than $100k	4	25	44	19	9	154
$100k or more	7	25	39	19	10	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	5	19	41	24	12	427
Independent	6	18	45	23	8	198
Democrat	7	29	41	15	8	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	4	19	42	24	11	334
Independent	6	21	42	23	8	418
Democrat	7	31	41	12	10	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	4	19	42	24	11	334
Lean Republican	6	19	35	24	15	93
Independent	6	18	45	23	8	198
Lean Democrat	7	25	43	21	4	127
Democrat	7	31	41	12	10	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	4	19	37	26	14	198
Weak Republican	4	19	50	21	5	136
Lean Republican	6	19	35	24	15	93
Independent	6	18	45	23	8	198
Lean Democrat	7	25	43	21	4	127
Weak Democrat	4	37	37	11	11	117
Strong Democrat	9	27	44	12	9	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	5	26	41	19	9	602
Black Non-Hispanic	8	16	44	22	10	114
Hispanic	6	18	40	24	12	171
Other	9	23	46	18	4	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	10	26	40	17	7	80
Once a week	7	17	44	24	8	183
Once or twice a month	7	25	37	25	6	80
A few times a year	4	29	35	23	9	156
Seldom	5	18	49	16	12	222
Never	5	26	41	19	10	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	5	21	41	25	8	221
Mainline Protestant	7	23	42	19	10	193
Roman Catholic	6	25	40	18	11	182
No religion	4	22	41	20	12	296
Other religion	9	26	46	16	3	118
ideology
Very conservative	4	12	32	30	22	124
Somewhat conservative	5	20	40	28	6	245
Moderate	7	26	46	16	5	405
Somewhat liberal	7	30	40	14	8	139
Very liberal	3	21	43	13	19	105
voter registration status
Yes	6	23	41	20	10	731
No	4	24	43	22	8	287

C8: Justice nomination 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	3	13	40	44	489
Female	2	18	44	36	509
Another gender	0	0	53	47	4
age
18-29	5	19	50	26	195
30-44	3	20	41	36	267
45-59	2	16	38	44	240
60+	0	10	41	48	316
education
Less than HS	4	24	47	26	91
HS graduate	4	18	42	36	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	3	20	41	37	268
Bachelor's degree	1	9	44	46	201
Post grad study/professional degree	0	8	40	52	162
income
Less than $30k	4	24	39	34	256
$30k to less than $50k	3	19	43	34	176
$50k to less than $75k	2	13	49	36	178
$75k to less than $100k	1	13	46	40	154
$100k or more	2	9	37	52	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	2	20	44	34	427
Independent	3	26	49	21	198
Democrat	3	6	36	55	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	2	22	46	31	334
Independent	4	17	44	35	418
Democrat	1	6	35	58	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	2	22	46	31	334
Lean Republican	2	13	39	46	93
Independent	3	26	49	21	198
Lean Democrat	6	7	39	49	127
Democrat	1	6	35	58	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	2	22	40	36	198
Weak Republican	2	21	53	23	136
Lean Republican	2	13	39	46	93
Independent	3	26	49	21	198
Lean Democrat	6	7	39	49	127
Weak Democrat	1	7	41	51	117
Strong Democrat	1	4	31	64	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	0	14	42	43	602
Black Non-Hispanic	3	19	32	45	114
Hispanic	8	17	48	26	171
Other	5	18	39	39	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	2	20	42	36	80
Once a week	4	16	43	37	183
Once or twice a month	2	28	35	35	80
A few times a year	1	12	42	44	156
Seldom	3	14	42	42	222
Never	2	14	44	39	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	3	21	41	34	221
Mainline Protestant	2	12	42	44	193
Roman Catholic	5	16	41	38	182
No religion	1	15	45	39	296
Other religion	2	15	36	47	118
ideology
Very conservative	2	23	38	37	124
Somewhat conservative	1	18	46	35	245
Moderate	4	17	48	30	405
Somewhat liberal	1	9	34	56	139
Very liberal	1	5	26	68	105
voter registration status
Yes	2	13	40	45	731
No	4	23	46	27	287

C9: Heard about SCOTUS last month

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	17	70	13	489
Female	17	67	16	509
Another gender	47	53	0	4
age
18-29	14	68	18	195
30-44	18	64	18	267
45-59	17	65	19	240
60+	20	74	6	316
education
Less than HS	18	64	19	91
HS graduate	13	69	18	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	18	66	17	268
Bachelor's degree	17	74	8	201
Post grad study/professional degree	26	65	9	162
income
Less than $30k	17	69	14	256
$30k to less than $50k	16	64	21	176
$50k to less than $75k	17	69	13	178
$75k to less than $100k	17	71	12	154
$100k or more	19	68	13	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	16	70	14	427
Independent	12	66	22	198
Democrat	22	67	11	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	15	69	16	334
Independent	17	68	15	418
Democrat	21	67	11	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	15	69	16	334
Lean Republican	18	73	9	93
Independent	12	66	22	198
Lean Democrat	23	67	10	127
Democrat	21	67	11	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	17	69	14	198
Weak Republican	11	71	18	136
Lean Republican	18	73	9	93
Independent	12	66	22	198
Lean Democrat	23	67	10	127
Weak Democrat	17	67	17	117
Strong Democrat	25	67	7	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	17	69	13	602
Black Non-Hispanic	15	69	16	114
Hispanic	18	65	16	171
Other	22	68	11	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	16	63	21	80
Once a week	19	69	11	183
Once or twice a month	20	72	7	80
A few times a year	14	73	13	156
Seldom	17	69	14	222
Never	18	65	17	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	16	69	15	221
Mainline Protestant	19	66	15	193
Roman Catholic	18	72	10	182
No religion	16	68	16	296
Other religion	21	66	13	118
ideology
Very conservative	20	67	13	124
Somewhat conservative	15	75	11	245
Moderate	14	66	20	405
Somewhat liberal	18	74	8	139
Very liberal	31	57	11	105
voter registration status
Yes	20	68	12	731
No	10	70	20	287

C10: Justice motivations

In general, what most often motivates Supreme Court justices’ decisions?
	Mainly politics	Mainly the law	n
sex
Male	51	49	489
Female	55	45	509
Another gender	100	0	4
age
18-29	61	39	195
30-44	61	39	266
45-59	55	45	240
60+	42	58	316
education
Less than HS	53	47	90
HS graduate	57	43	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	51	49	268
Bachelor's degree	49	51	201
Post grad study/professional degree	57	43	162
income
Less than $30k	62	38	255
$30k to less than $50k	52	48	176
$50k to less than $75k	55	45	178
$75k to less than $100k	46	54	154
$100k or more	51	49	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	37	63	426
Independent	61	39	198
Democrat	68	32	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	39	61	333
Independent	56	44	418
Democrat	67	33	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	39	61	333
Lean Republican	28	72	93
Independent	61	39	198
Lean Democrat	70	30	127
Democrat	67	33	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	38	62	198
Weak Republican	40	60	135
Lean Republican	28	72	93
Independent	61	39	198
Lean Democrat	70	30	127
Weak Democrat	60	40	117
Strong Democrat	74	26	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	49	51	601
Black Non-Hispanic	64	36	114
Hispanic	60	40	171
Other	57	43	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	39	61	80
Once a week	47	53	183
Once or twice a month	48	52	80
A few times a year	51	49	156
Seldom	57	43	222
Never	62	38	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	40	60	220
Mainline Protestant	54	46	193
Roman Catholic	48	52	182
No religion	66	34	296
Other religion	56	44	118
ideology
Very conservative	40	60	124
Somewhat conservative	33	67	245
Moderate	59	41	405
Somewhat liberal	70	30	139
Very liberal	76	24	105
voter registration status
Yes	52	48	730
No	58	42	287

C11: Should justices consider public opinion

If the Supreme Court rules against the president in a case, does the president have the power to ignore that ruling, or is the president required to do as the ruling says?
	The president has the power to ignore the ruling	The president is required to do as the ruling says	n
sex
Male	16	84	489
Female	19	81	509
Another gender	18	82	4
age
18-29	18	82	195
30-44	25	75	267
45-59	16	84	240
60+	11	89	316
education
Less than HS	30	70	91
HS graduate	20	80	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	18	82	268
Bachelor's degree	11	89	201
Post grad study/professional degree	11	89	162
income
Less than $30k	28	72	256
$30k to less than $50k	14	86	176
$50k to less than $75k	15	85	178
$75k to less than $100k	16	84	154
$100k or more	11	89	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	23	77	427
Independent	18	82	198
Democrat	11	89	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	24	76	334
Independent	16	84	418
Democrat	10	90	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	24	76	334
Lean Republican	18	82	93
Independent	18	82	198
Lean Democrat	12	88	127
Democrat	10	90	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	26	74	198
Weak Republican	22	78	136
Lean Republican	18	82	93
Independent	18	82	198
Lean Democrat	12	88	127
Weak Democrat	9	91	117
Strong Democrat	11	89	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	16	84	602
Black Non-Hispanic	19	81	114
Hispanic	18	82	171
Other	20	80	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	28	72	80
Once a week	18	82	183
Once or twice a month	16	84	80
A few times a year	16	84	156
Seldom	16	84	222
Never	16	84	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	24	76	221
Mainline Protestant	15	85	193
Roman Catholic	12	88	182
No religion	16	84	296
Other religion	18	82	118
ideology
Very conservative	22	78	124
Somewhat conservative	16	84	245
Moderate	20	80	405
Somewhat liberal	10	90	139
Very liberal	16	84	105
voter registration status
Yes	15	85	731
No	24	76	287

C12: Can President ignore SCOTUS?

If the Supreme Court rules against the president in a case, does the president have the power to ignore that ruling, or is the president required to do as the ruling says?
	The president has the power to ignore the ruling	The president is required to do as the ruling says	n
sex
Male	16	84	489
Female	19	81	509
Another gender	18	82	4
age
18-29	18	82	195
30-44	25	75	267
45-59	16	84	240
60+	11	89	316
education
Less than HS	30	70	91
HS graduate	20	80	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	18	82	268
Bachelor's degree	11	89	201
Post grad study/professional degree	11	89	162
income
Less than $30k	28	72	256
$30k to less than $50k	14	86	176
$50k to less than $75k	15	85	178
$75k to less than $100k	16	84	154
$100k or more	11	89	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	23	77	427
Independent	18	82	198
Democrat	11	89	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	24	76	334
Independent	16	84	418
Democrat	10	90	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	24	76	334
Lean Republican	18	82	93
Independent	18	82	198
Lean Democrat	12	88	127
Democrat	10	90	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	26	74	198
Weak Republican	22	78	136
Lean Republican	18	82	93
Independent	18	82	198
Lean Democrat	12	88	127
Weak Democrat	9	91	117
Strong Democrat	11	89	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	16	84	602
Black Non-Hispanic	19	81	114
Hispanic	18	82	171
Other	20	80	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	28	72	80
Once a week	18	82	183
Once or twice a month	16	84	80
A few times a year	16	84	156
Seldom	16	84	222
Never	16	84	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	24	76	221
Mainline Protestant	15	85	193
Roman Catholic	12	88	182
No religion	16	84	296
Other religion	18	82	118
ideology
Very conservative	22	78	124
Somewhat conservative	16	84	245
Moderate	20	80	405
Somewhat liberal	10	90	139
Very liberal	16	84	105
voter registration status
Yes	15	85	731
No	24	76	287

C13: Judicial review

Does the Supreme Court have the power to review laws passed by Congress and to declare them invalid if they conflict with the Constitution?
	Yes, the Supreme Court has this power	No, the Supreme Court does not have this power	n
sex
Male	88	12	489
Female	85	15	509
Another gender	82	18	4
age
18-29	89	11	195
30-44	85	15	267
45-59	91	9	240
60+	84	16	316
education
Less than HS	88	12	91
HS graduate	83	17	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	87	13	268
Bachelor's degree	88	12	201
Post grad study/professional degree	88	12	162
income
Less than $30k	87	13	256
$30k to less than $50k	84	16	176
$50k to less than $75k	82	18	178
$75k to less than $100k	89	11	154
$100k or more	89	11	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	87	13	427
Independent	86	14	198
Democrat	86	14	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	86	14	334
Independent	86	14	418
Democrat	87	13	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	86	14	334
Lean Republican	89	11	93
Independent	86	14	198
Lean Democrat	85	15	127
Democrat	87	13	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	85	15	198
Weak Republican	88	12	136
Lean Republican	89	11	93
Independent	86	14	198
Lean Democrat	85	15	127
Weak Democrat	89	11	117
Strong Democrat	86	14	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	88	12	602
Black Non-Hispanic	84	16	114
Hispanic	87	13	171
Other	82	18	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	83	17	80
Once a week	90	10	183
Once or twice a month	88	12	80
A few times a year	85	15	156
Seldom	87	13	222
Never	86	14	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	89	11	221
Mainline Protestant	81	19	193
Roman Catholic	88	12	182
No religion	87	13	296
Other religion	88	12	118
ideology
Very conservative	87	13	124
Somewhat conservative	90	10	245
Moderate	86	14	405
Somewhat liberal	81	19	139
Very liberal	89	11	105
voter registration status
Yes	86	14	731
No	88	12	287

C15: Presidential immunity

In July, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that, while there is no immunity for unofficial acts, former presidents have broad immunity from criminal prosecution for official acts as president. How much do you favor or oppose this decision?
	Strongly favor	Somewhat favor	Somewhat oppose	Strongly oppose	n
sex
Male	17	29	23	31	489
Female	10	24	30	36	509
Another gender	0	0	18	82	4
age
18-29	9	22	38	31	195
30-44	9	26	29	36	267
45-59	10	33	22	34	240
60+	21	24	21	34	316
education
Less than HS	10	28	40	22	91
HS graduate	13	30	30	27	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	14	25	26	35	268
Bachelor's degree	13	27	19	41	201
Post grad study/professional degree	12	21	23	44	162
income
Less than $30k	11	26	30	33	256
$30k to less than $50k	11	31	30	28	176
$50k to less than $75k	11	26	24	39	178
$75k to less than $100k	16	25	28	31	154
$100k or more	16	22	23	38	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	25	43	22	10	427
Independent	7	24	35	34	198
Democrat	3	9	27	60	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	23	43	24	9	334
Independent	12	24	29	35	418
Democrat	3	8	26	63	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	23	43	24	9	334
Lean Republican	31	41	15	13	93
Independent	7	24	35	34	198
Lean Democrat	5	12	28	54	127
Democrat	3	8	26	63	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	28	44	19	9	198
Weak Republican	16	43	32	10	136
Lean Republican	31	41	15	13	93
Independent	7	24	35	34	198
Lean Democrat	5	12	28	54	127
Weak Democrat	3	13	36	48	117
Strong Democrat	2	5	18	75	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	17	28	24	31	602
Black Non-Hispanic	9	19	23	49	114
Hispanic	7	20	40	33	171
Other	5	33	26	36	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	22	34	29	15	80
Once a week	17	29	31	22	183
Once or twice a month	18	24	21	37	80
A few times a year	10	29	33	28	156
Seldom	15	26	20	39	222
Never	7	22	26	45	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	26	33	28	13	221
Mainline Protestant	12	24	32	32	193
Roman Catholic	16	27	25	32	182
No religion	6	23	24	47	296
Other religion	7	23	23	46	118
ideology
Very conservative	36	40	16	9	124
Somewhat conservative	21	39	21	19	245
Moderate	8	24	36	32	405
Somewhat liberal	4	14	26	56	139
Very liberal	1	5	17	77	105
voter registration status
Yes	15	26	23	36	731
No	9	27	36	29	287

C16: Dobbs decision overturning 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	26	16	18	40	489
Female	20	15	15	51	509
Another gender	0	18	0	82	4
age
18-29	15	14	24	48	195
30-44	20	19	16	45	267
45-59	22	15	14	48	240
60+	29	13	15	43	316
education
Less than HS	20	28	15	37	91
HS graduate	23	18	21	38	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	23	14	14	49	268
Bachelor's degree	21	12	19	48	201
Post grad study/professional degree	22	8	14	56	162
income
Less than $30k	21	14	20	45	256
$30k to less than $50k	19	19	20	41	176
$50k to less than $75k	22	13	16	49	178
$75k to less than $100k	27	16	17	40	154
$100k or more	23	14	11	51	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	44	21	17	18	427
Independent	15	21	22	42	198
Democrat	3	6	14	78	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	44	20	17	19	334
Independent	17	18	19	46	418
Democrat	3	5	13	79	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	44	20	17	19	334
Lean Republican	41	26	18	15	93
Independent	15	21	22	42	198
Lean Democrat	3	8	14	74	127
Democrat	3	5	13	79	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	53	20	12	15	198
Weak Republican	31	21	24	24	136
Lean Republican	41	26	18	15	93
Independent	15	21	22	42	198
Lean Democrat	3	8	14	74	127
Weak Democrat	3	11	17	68	117
Strong Democrat	2	0	10	87	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	26	15	14	45	602
Black Non-Hispanic	8	12	26	54	114
Hispanic	23	16	20	41	171
Other	10	20	22	48	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	50	22	11	17	80
Once a week	40	18	15	27	183
Once or twice a month	24	16	27	33	80
A few times a year	16	15	22	47	156
Seldom	17	17	10	55	222
Never	10	10	19	61	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	45	19	19	17	221
Mainline Protestant	18	18	13	52	193
Roman Catholic	26	14	22	38	182
No religion	9	10	18	63	296
Other religion	13	16	12	59	118
ideology
Very conservative	73	12	5	10	124
Somewhat conservative	36	25	19	21	245
Moderate	10	17	25	47	405
Somewhat liberal	3	7	9	80	139
Very liberal	1	2	3	93	105
voter registration status
Yes	25	13	14	48	731
No	16	22	24	38	287

C17: Tiktok ban

In January the Supreme Court upheld a law requiring the social media app TikTok, which is owned by a Chinese company, to be sold or banned in the U.S. How much do you favor or oppose this decision?
	Strongly favor	Somewhat favor	Somewhat oppose	Strongly oppose	n
sex
Male	33	32	21	14	489
Female	27	32	25	16	509
Another gender	64	0	14	21	4
age
18-29	16	26	29	29	195
30-44	24	29	28	20	267
45-59	30	32	27	11	240
60+	43	38	13	6	316
education
Less than HS	22	30	28	19	91
HS graduate	31	32	21	17	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	30	30	25	15	268
Bachelor's degree	34	35	21	10	201
Post grad study/professional degree	26	34	24	16	162
income
Less than $30k	27	27	29	17	256
$30k to less than $50k	30	29	24	16	176
$50k to less than $75k	31	35	17	17	178
$75k to less than $100k	31	39	18	12	154
$100k or more	31	32	23	13	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	40	33	18	9	427
Independent	26	28	26	20	198
Democrat	21	33	27	19	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	41	31	18	10	334
Independent	24	32	26	18	418
Democrat	25	33	25	17	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	41	31	18	10	334
Lean Republican	35	41	16	8	93
Independent	26	28	26	20	198
Lean Democrat	13	32	33	22	127
Democrat	25	33	25	17	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	48	31	15	7	198
Weak Republican	31	32	22	14	136
Lean Republican	35	41	16	8	93
Independent	26	28	26	20	198
Lean Democrat	13	32	33	22	127
Weak Democrat	20	35	24	21	117
Strong Democrat	29	32	25	14	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	35	34	21	10	602
Black Non-Hispanic	26	26	21	27	114
Hispanic	15	29	30	27	171
Other	25	34	27	14	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	46	39	11	4	80
Once a week	35	33	16	16	183
Once or twice a month	36	29	30	5	80
A few times a year	23	30	27	19	156
Seldom	28	32	24	16	222
Never	25	31	26	18	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	34	32	19	15	221
Mainline Protestant	32	33	23	11	193
Roman Catholic	42	27	20	11	182
No religion	18	33	29	19	296
Other religion	29	34	20	17	118
ideology
Very conservative	47	31	14	9	124
Somewhat conservative	37	38	16	9	245
Moderate	28	30	24	18	405
Somewhat liberal	20	33	31	16	139
Very liberal	15	24	33	27	105
voter registration status
Yes	34	31	20	14	731
No	19	34	29	18	287

C18: Trump sentencing ruling

In January the Supreme Court rejected Donald Trump’s request to halt his criminal sentencing in New York where he was convicted in May on 34 felony counts, allowing sentencing to proceed. How much do you favor or oppose this decision?
	Strongly favor	Somewhat favor	Somewhat oppose	Strongly oppose	Web blank	n
sex
Male	45	17	19	18	0	489
Female	46	22	16	16	0	509
Another gender	82	18	0	0	0	4
age
18-29	49	20	20	11	0	195
30-44	40	26	21	13	0	267
45-59	46	17	15	21	0	240
60+	49	15	14	21	0	316
education
Less than HS	32	33	18	17	0	91
HS graduate	41	19	19	22	0	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	44	19	18	19	0	268
Bachelor's degree	54	15	20	12	0	201
Post grad study/professional degree	60	18	10	12	1	162
income
Less than $30k	42	21	19	19	0	256
$30k to less than $50k	42	21	16	20	0	176
$50k to less than $75k	48	16	18	18	0	178
$75k to less than $100k	43	21	20	16	1	154
$100k or more	54	18	15	13	0	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	20	22	31	26	0	427
Independent	42	28	15	14	0	198
Democrat	76	12	4	8	0	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	19	23	32	27	0	334
Independent	46	23	15	15	0	418
Democrat	80	9	3	8	0	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	19	23	32	27	0	334
Lean Republican	26	21	28	26	0	93
Independent	42	28	15	14	0	198
Lean Democrat	67	18	6	9	1	127
Democrat	80	9	3	8	0	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	16	16	33	35	0	198
Weak Republican	23	32	30	14	0	136
Lean Republican	26	21	28	26	0	93
Independent	42	28	15	14	0	198
Lean Democrat	67	18	6	9	1	127
Weak Democrat	73	16	5	7	0	117
Strong Democrat	85	3	2	9	0	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	43	20	18	19	0	602
Black Non-Hispanic	68	12	13	8	0	114
Hispanic	42	17	17	24	0	171
Other	45	27	22	7	0	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	39	19	24	18	0	80
Once a week	38	20	21	21	0	183
Once or twice a month	51	16	17	17	0	80
A few times a year	45	22	19	14	1	156
Seldom	48	18	17	17	0	222
Never	50	20	14	16	0	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	31	27	21	21	0	221
Mainline Protestant	46	15	18	21	0	193
Roman Catholic	50	13	19	18	0	182
No religion	52	21	15	13	0	296
Other religion	54	18	14	13	1	118
ideology
Very conservative	16	14	31	39	0	124
Somewhat conservative	28	24	24	23	0	245
Moderate	47	23	17	13	0	405
Somewhat liberal	74	13	6	7	1	139
Very liberal	82	7	4	8	0	105
voter registration status
Yes	48	18	16	18	0	731
No	42	24	21	14	0	287

C19: Texas internet ID law

In January the Supreme Court heard arguments concerning a Texas law meant to prevent minors from accessing sexual materials on the internet, through a requirement that adults prove they are 18 or over by submitting government-issued IDs in order to access sexually oriented websites. Do you think the court should uphold this law or strike it down for infringing on the rights of adults?
	Uphold the law	Strike it down	n
sex
Male	60	40	489
Female	79	21	509
Another gender	79	21	4
age
18-29	63	37	195
30-44	65	35	267
45-59	69	31	240
60+	77	23	316
education
Less than HS	80	20	91
HS graduate	75	25	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	66	34	268
Bachelor's degree	66	34	201
Post grad study/professional degree	62	38	162
income
Less than $30k	70	30	256
$30k to less than $50k	73	27	176
$50k to less than $75k	70	30	178
$75k to less than $100k	77	23	154
$100k or more	59	41	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	78	22	427
Independent	74	26	198
Democrat	57	43	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	77	23	334
Independent	70	30	418
Democrat	58	42	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	77	23	334
Lean Republican	85	15	93
Independent	74	26	198
Lean Democrat	55	45	127
Democrat	58	42	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	83	17	198
Weak Republican	66	34	136
Lean Republican	85	15	93
Independent	74	26	198
Lean Democrat	55	45	127
Weak Democrat	61	39	117
Strong Democrat	55	45	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	68	32	602
Black Non-Hispanic	78	22	114
Hispanic	72	28	171
Other	66	34	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	90	10	80
Once a week	83	17	183
Once or twice a month	70	30	80
A few times a year	71	29	156
Seldom	65	35	222
Never	57	43	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	88	12	221
Mainline Protestant	69	31	193
Roman Catholic	71	29	182
No religion	54	46	296
Other religion	66	34	118
ideology
Very conservative	91	9	124
Somewhat conservative	74	26	245
Moderate	70	30	405
Somewhat liberal	62	38	139
Very liberal	38	62	105
voter registration status
Yes	70	30	731
No	68	32	287

C20: Undocumented immigrants

Which comes closest to your view about undocumented immigrants who are currently working in the U.S.?
	They should be allowed to stay in their jobs and to eventually apply for U.S. citizenship	They should be allowed to stay in their jobs only as temporary guest workers but not to apply for U.S. citizenship	They should be required to leave their jobs and leave the U.S.	n
sex
Male	46	20	33	489
Female	56	18	27	509
Another gender	82	0	18	4
age
18-29	60	19	20	195
30-44	51	22	27	267
45-59	51	17	33	240
60+	47	17	35	316
education
Less than HS	52	19	28	91
HS graduate	48	18	33	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	52	14	34	268
Bachelor's degree	55	21	23	201
Post grad study/professional degree	52	24	25	162
income
Less than $30k	53	17	30	256
$30k to less than $50k	53	19	28	176
$50k to less than $75k	54	17	29	178
$75k to less than $100k	53	16	31	154
$100k or more	47	22	31	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	26	20	54	427
Independent	63	20	17	198
Democrat	74	16	10	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	23	20	57	334
Independent	58	20	22	418
Democrat	77	15	8	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	23	20	57	334
Lean Republican	34	21	44	93
Independent	63	20	17	198
Lean Democrat	68	18	14	127
Democrat	77	15	8	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	21	20	59	198
Weak Republican	26	20	54	136
Lean Republican	34	21	44	93
Independent	63	20	17	198
Lean Democrat	68	18	14	127
Weak Democrat	71	18	11	117
Strong Democrat	81	14	5	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	46	16	38	602
Black Non-Hispanic	79	12	10	114
Hispanic	57	23	20	171
Other	45	36	19	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	48	18	34	80
Once a week	48	18	34	183
Once or twice a month	51	21	29	80
A few times a year	53	20	27	156
Seldom	53	18	29	222
Never	53	19	29	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	43	17	40	221
Mainline Protestant	49	17	33	193
Roman Catholic	47	22	31	182
No religion	60	18	22	296
Other religion	55	20	25	118
ideology
Very conservative	23	17	60	124
Somewhat conservative	35	18	47	245
Moderate	56	21	23	405
Somewhat liberal	67	20	13	139
Very liberal	87	10	3	105
voter registration status
Yes	51	18	31	731
No	52	21	27	287

D1: Trump job approval

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	35	18	10	37	489
Female	23	21	14	42	509
Another gender	0	18	0	82	4
age
18-29	17	23	20	40	195
30-44	23	24	18	35	267
45-59	33	19	8	40	240
60+	38	13	6	43	316
education
Less than HS	31	29	12	28	91
HS graduate	36	18	11	35	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	29	21	12	38	268
Bachelor's degree	25	16	12	46	201
Post grad study/professional degree	17	16	15	51	162
income
Less than $30k	28	17	14	41	256
$30k to less than $50k	28	19	14	39	176
$50k to less than $75k	28	18	10	44	178
$75k to less than $100k	32	24	12	31	154
$100k or more	27	19	11	42	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	63	26	6	5	427
Independent	9	28	22	40	198
Democrat	1	8	14	77	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	67	24	5	4	334
Independent	15	23	19	42	418
Democrat	2	6	11	80	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	67	24	5	4	334
Lean Republican	48	32	11	9	93
Independent	9	28	22	40	198
Lean Democrat	0	11	20	69	127
Democrat	2	6	11	80	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	82	15	0	2	198
Weak Republican	45	37	11	7	136
Lean Republican	48	32	11	9	93
Independent	9	28	22	40	198
Lean Democrat	0	11	20	69	127
Weak Democrat	3	12	18	66	117
Strong Democrat	1	2	5	92	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	36	19	9	36	602
Black Non-Hispanic	7	11	20	62	114
Hispanic	22	19	15	44	171
Other	22	25	20	33	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	43	24	9	24	80
Once a week	37	24	10	29	183
Once or twice a month	31	21	15	33	80
A few times a year	26	20	15	38	156
Seldom	25	16	15	43	222
Never	24	16	10	50	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	44	27	10	18	221
Mainline Protestant	28	18	13	41	193
Roman Catholic	34	16	14	36	182
No religion	18	15	14	53	296
Other religion	20	21	9	50	118
ideology
Very conservative	80	13	1	5	124
Somewhat conservative	52	25	9	14	245
Moderate	14	26	20	40	405
Somewhat liberal	5	7	11	76	139
Very liberal	1	1	6	92	105
voter registration status
Yes	31	17	10	42	731
No	23	25	18	34	287

D1: Trump job approval, 2-cat

Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling his job as president?
	Approve	Disapprove	n
sex
Male	52	48	489
Female	44	55	509
Another gender	18	82	4
age
18-29	40	60	195
30-44	47	53	267
45-59	52	48	240
60+	51	49	316
education
Less than HS	59	41	91
HS graduate	55	45	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	50	50	268
Bachelor's degree	42	58	201
Post grad study/professional degree	33	66	162
income
Less than $30k	45	55	256
$30k to less than $50k	47	53	176
$50k to less than $75k	45	54	178
$75k to less than $100k	56	43	154
$100k or more	47	53	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	89	11	427
Independent	37	63	198
Democrat	9	91	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	91	9	334
Independent	39	61	418
Democrat	9	91	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	91	9	334
Lean Republican	80	20	93
Independent	37	63	198
Lean Democrat	11	89	127
Democrat	9	91	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	97	3	198
Weak Republican	82	18	136
Lean Republican	80	20	93
Independent	37	63	198
Lean Democrat	11	89	127
Weak Democrat	15	85	117
Strong Democrat	3	96	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	55	45	602
Black Non-Hispanic	18	82	114
Hispanic	41	59	171
Other	47	53	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	67	33	80
Once a week	61	39	183
Once or twice a month	52	48	80
A few times a year	46	53	156
Seldom	41	59	222
Never	39	61	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	71	28	221
Mainline Protestant	46	54	193
Roman Catholic	50	50	182
No religion	33	67	296
Other religion	40	59	118
ideology
Very conservative	94	6	124
Somewhat conservative	77	23	245
Moderate	40	60	405
Somewhat liberal	13	87	139
Very liberal	2	98	105
voter registration status
Yes	48	52	731
No	48	52	287

D1b: Trump cabinet approval, 4-cat

Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way President-elect Donald Trump is handling cabinet appointments for his administration?
	Strongly approve	Somewhat approve	Somewhat disapprove	Strongly disapprove	Web blank	n
sex
Male	29	22	12	36	0	489
Female	21	24	15	40	0	509
Another gender	0	18	0	82	0	4
age
18-29	12	33	13	42	0	195
30-44	20	26	19	35	0	267
45-59	27	22	14	37	0	240
60+	34	15	10	41	0	316
education
Less than HS	22	39	11	28	0	91
HS graduate	32	22	13	33	0	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	24	25	14	36	0	268
Bachelor's degree	23	17	14	47	0	201
Post grad study/professional degree	15	16	17	51	0	162
income
Less than $30k	22	28	13	37	0	256
$30k to less than $50k	26	20	15	39	0	176
$50k to less than $75k	25	18	12	45	0	178
$75k to less than $100k	25	30	15	30	0	154
$100k or more	24	19	15	41	0	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	54	32	9	4	0	427
Independent	7	34	21	38	0	198
Democrat	1	7	15	76	0	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	57	33	7	4	0	334
Independent	13	26	21	40	0	418
Democrat	2	6	12	81	0	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	57	33	7	4	0	334
Lean Republican	45	30	18	7	0	93
Independent	7	34	21	38	0	198
Lean Democrat	0	11	22	67	0	127
Democrat	2	6	12	81	0	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	72	25	1	2	0	198
Weak Republican	34	44	15	7	0	136
Lean Republican	45	30	18	7	0	93
Independent	7	34	21	38	0	198
Lean Democrat	0	11	22	67	0	127
Weak Democrat	2	12	20	66	0	117
Strong Democrat	1	0	7	92	0	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	31	23	11	35	0	602
Black Non-Hispanic	7	14	18	61	0	114
Hispanic	19	26	18	38	0	171
Other	17	28	20	35	0	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	36	37	10	17	0	80
Once a week	33	25	11	31	0	183
Once or twice a month	29	24	22	25	0	80
A few times a year	24	17	21	37	0	156
Seldom	20	24	13	44	0	222
Never	19	20	12	50	0	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	38	33	9	20	0	221
Mainline Protestant	23	22	14	41	0	193
Roman Catholic	33	19	15	33	0	182
No religion	14	19	17	50	0	296
Other religion	14	24	13	50	0	118
ideology
Very conservative	74	19	3	4	0	124
Somewhat conservative	43	32	13	12	0	245
Moderate	12	29	20	40	0	405
Somewhat liberal	4	8	15	73	0	139
Very liberal	1	5	5	90	0	105
voter registration status
Yes	27	19	13	41	0	731
No	17	33	16	34	0	287

D1b: Trump cabinet approval, 2-cat

Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way President-elect Donald Trump is handling cabinet appointments for his administration?
	Approve	Disapprove	999	n
sex
Male	51	49	0	489
Female	45	55	0	509
Another gender	18	82	0	4
age
18-29	45	55	0	195
30-44	46	54	0	267
45-59	49	51	0	240
60+	49	51	0	316
education
Less than HS	61	39	0	91
HS graduate	54	46	0	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	50	50	0	268
Bachelor's degree	40	60	0	201
Post grad study/professional degree	31	69	0	162
income
Less than $30k	50	50	0	256
$30k to less than $50k	46	54	0	176
$50k to less than $75k	43	57	0	178
$75k to less than $100k	55	45	0	154
$100k or more	44	56	0	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	87	13	0	427
Independent	41	59	0	198
Democrat	8	92	0	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	90	10	0	334
Independent	40	60	0	418
Democrat	7	93	0	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	90	10	0	334
Lean Republican	75	25	0	93
Independent	41	59	0	198
Lean Democrat	11	89	0	127
Democrat	7	93	0	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	97	3	0	198
Weak Republican	78	22	0	136
Lean Republican	75	25	0	93
Independent	41	59	0	198
Lean Democrat	11	89	0	127
Weak Democrat	14	86	0	117
Strong Democrat	1	99	0	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	54	46	0	602
Black Non-Hispanic	21	79	0	114
Hispanic	45	55	0	171
Other	45	55	0	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	73	27	0	80
Once a week	58	42	0	183
Once or twice a month	53	47	0	80
A few times a year	42	58	0	156
Seldom	44	56	0	222
Never	39	61	0	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	71	29	0	221
Mainline Protestant	45	55	0	193
Roman Catholic	52	48	0	182
No religion	32	68	0	296
Other religion	37	63	0	118
ideology
Very conservative	93	7	0	124
Somewhat conservative	75	25	0	245
Moderate	40	60	0	405
Somewhat liberal	12	88	0	139
Very liberal	6	94	0	105
voter registration status
Yes	47	53	0	731
No	50	50	0	287

D2: Biden past job approval, 2-cat

Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Joe Biden handled his job when he was president?
	Strongly approve	Somewhat approve	Somewhat disapprove	Strongly disapprove	n
sex
Male	5	23	24	47	489
Female	10	31	24	36	509
Another gender	0	21	14	64	4
age
18-29	2	22	39	37	195
30-44	4	28	31	37	267
45-59	7	29	22	41	240
60+	14	27	12	47	316
education
Less than HS	2	23	30	45	91
HS graduate	6	20	24	50	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	8	26	24	41	268
Bachelor's degree	8	33	24	35	201
Post grad study/professional degree	10	37	24	29	162
income
Less than $30k	8	28	26	38	256
$30k to less than $50k	6	29	22	44	176
$50k to less than $75k	7	30	27	37	178
$75k to less than $100k	8	24	21	47	154
$100k or more	8	25	26	41	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	1	4	17	78	427
Independent	1	27	46	26	198
Democrat	18	52	22	8	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	1	3	15	81	334
Independent	2	29	37	31	418
Democrat	24	53	17	6	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	1	3	15	81	334
Lean Republican	1	5	26	69	93
Independent	1	27	46	26	198
Lean Democrat	6	50	31	13	127
Democrat	24	53	17	6	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	1	0	10	89	198
Weak Republican	0	8	22	70	136
Lean Republican	1	5	26	69	93
Independent	1	27	46	26	198
Lean Democrat	6	50	31	13	127
Weak Democrat	11	51	28	10	117
Strong Democrat	34	54	9	3	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	7	25	21	47	602
Black Non-Hispanic	15	47	21	17	114
Hispanic	6	22	31	41	171
Other	6	29	32	33	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	4	26	22	49	80
Once a week	9	22	15	53	183
Once or twice a month	7	21	31	42	80
A few times a year	6	30	23	41	156
Seldom	7	30	26	37	222
Never	9	28	29	35	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	5	19	17	59	221
Mainline Protestant	8	32	16	44	193
Roman Catholic	8	20	27	45	182
No religion	9	30	34	27	296
Other religion	7	32	27	34	118
ideology
Very conservative	3	3	6	88	124
Somewhat conservative	1	10	21	67	245
Moderate	7	30	33	29	405
Somewhat liberal	15	48	26	10	139
Very liberal	18	53	16	12	105
voter registration status
Yes	10	27	20	43	731
No	2	26	35	37	287

D2: Biden past job approval, 2-cat

Overall, how much do you approve or disapprove of the way Joe Biden handled his job when he was president?
	Approve	Disapprove	n
sex
Male	28	72	489
Female	41	59	509
Another gender	21	79	4
age
18-29	24	76	195
30-44	32	68	267
45-59	36	64	240
60+	41	59	316
education
Less than HS	25	75	91
HS graduate	25	75	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	34	66	268
Bachelor's degree	41	59	201
Post grad study/professional degree	47	53	162
income
Less than $30k	35	65	256
$30k to less than $50k	35	65	176
$50k to less than $75k	37	63	178
$75k to less than $100k	32	68	154
$100k or more	34	66	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	4	96	427
Independent	28	72	198
Democrat	70	30	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	4	96	334
Independent	32	68	418
Democrat	77	23	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	4	96	334
Lean Republican	5	95	93
Independent	28	72	198
Lean Democrat	56	44	127
Democrat	77	23	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	1	99	198
Weak Republican	8	92	136
Lean Republican	5	95	93
Independent	28	72	198
Lean Democrat	56	44	127
Weak Democrat	63	37	117
Strong Democrat	88	12	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	32	68	602
Black Non-Hispanic	62	38	114
Hispanic	28	72	171
Other	35	65	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	30	70	80
Once a week	32	68	183
Once or twice a month	27	73	80
A few times a year	36	64	156
Seldom	37	63	222
Never	36	64	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	24	76	221
Mainline Protestant	40	60	193
Roman Catholic	28	72	182
No religion	40	60	296
Other religion	39	61	118
ideology
Very conservative	6	94	124
Somewhat conservative	12	88	245
Moderate	37	63	405
Somewhat liberal	64	36	139
Very liberal	71	29	105
voter registration status
Yes	37	63	731
No	28	72	287

D3: 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	7	25	20	47	1	489
Female	12	28	21	37	3	509
Another gender	21	0	32	47	0	4
age
18-29	4	24	32	37	4	195
30-44	4	28	26	39	3	267
45-59	10	30	16	43	0	240
60+	18	24	11	47	1	316
education
Less than HS	2	20	25	52	2	91
HS graduate	8	21	20	48	2	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	11	27	15	44	3	268
Bachelor's degree	9	32	24	35	0	201
Post grad study/professional degree	14	32	22	31	1	162
income
Less than $30k	8	27	22	41	2	256
$30k to less than $50k	9	28	18	43	3	176
$50k to less than $75k	12	29	19	40	1	178
$75k to less than $100k	10	24	17	46	3	154
$100k or more	9	25	24	41	0	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	1	6	14	79	1	427
Independent	1	28	33	33	5	198
Democrat	23	48	20	7	1	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	1	4	11	83	0	334
Independent	3	31	30	33	3	418
Democrat	30	47	16	6	1	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	1	4	11	83	0	334
Lean Republican	0	11	23	66	1	93
Independent	1	28	33	33	5	198
Lean Democrat	9	51	30	8	2	127
Democrat	30	47	16	6	1	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	0	2	6	92	0	198
Weak Republican	2	7	20	70	1	136
Lean Republican	0	11	23	66	1	93
Independent	1	28	33	33	5	198
Lean Democrat	9	51	30	8	2	127
Weak Democrat	16	45	29	7	2	117
Strong Democrat	41	49	5	5	0	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	9	23	19	49	1	602
Black Non-Hispanic	22	45	17	16	0	114
Hispanic	9	21	25	40	5	171
Other	6	37	22	32	4	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	2	28	17	49	4	80
Once a week	12	21	13	53	1	183
Once or twice a month	8	21	23	44	4	80
A few times a year	9	29	21	41	0	156
Seldom	11	27	22	38	2	222
Never	9	30	23	37	1	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	7	18	13	61	2	221
Mainline Protestant	11	29	15	45	1	193
Roman Catholic	9	23	22	43	3	182
No religion	10	31	26	31	2	296
Other religion	11	33	26	30	0	118
ideology
Very conservative	1	1	7	88	3	124
Somewhat conservative	2	14	16	67	1	245
Moderate	9	31	25	33	2	405
Somewhat liberal	21	45	26	7	1	139
Very liberal	22	44	18	12	3	105
voter registration status
Yes	12	26	17	44	1	731
No	3	28	28	37	5	287

D4: Fav/unfav: Harris

[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	13	21	14	49	3	489
Female	19	27	13	36	5	509
Another gender	21	14	47	18	0	4
age
18-29	12	23	21	39	4	195
30-44	11	24	18	38	9	267
45-59	17	27	12	43	1	240
60+	21	22	8	47	2	316
education
Less than HS	5	26	14	52	3	91
HS graduate	15	18	15	46	6	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	14	23	13	44	4	268
Bachelor's degree	17	28	15	38	3	201
Post grad study/professional degree	26	28	14	29	3	162
income
Less than $30k	16	24	15	38	6	256
$30k to less than $50k	12	25	15	42	7	176
$50k to less than $75k	21	25	14	38	2	178
$75k to less than $100k	14	25	8	50	3	154
$100k or more	15	22	16	44	2	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	2	5	9	83	1	427
Independent	6	23	31	27	13	198
Democrat	36	44	12	6	3	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	2	5	8	84	1	334
Independent	9	28	23	33	8	418
Democrat	44	42	8	3	2	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	2	5	8	84	1	334
Lean Republican	2	7	11	79	1	93
Independent	6	23	31	27	13	198
Lean Democrat	17	49	19	11	4	127
Democrat	44	42	8	3	2	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	1	2	4	92	1	198
Weak Republican	3	9	14	73	2	136
Lean Republican	2	7	11	79	1	93
Independent	6	23	31	27	13	198
Lean Democrat	17	49	19	11	4	127
Weak Democrat	29	45	15	6	5	117
Strong Democrat	56	40	3	1	1	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	13	20	14	50	2	602
Black Non-Hispanic	40	34	7	11	8	114
Hispanic	12	29	15	37	6	171
Other	12	28	21	32	6	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	9	18	15	50	8	80
Once a week	16	17	8	56	4	183
Once or twice a month	10	27	14	40	8	80
A few times a year	17	26	15	40	2	156
Seldom	19	24	13	38	6	222
Never	16	27	18	36	2	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	12	12	10	62	5	221
Mainline Protestant	17	22	12	44	5	193
Roman Catholic	13	25	15	43	4	182
No religion	17	30	18	31	3	296
Other religion	21	32	17	28	2	118
ideology
Very conservative	1	3	6	89	2	124
Somewhat conservative	6	11	11	70	2	245
Moderate	14	28	18	34	7	405
Somewhat liberal	38	38	17	5	2	139
Very liberal	35	44	14	5	3	105
voter registration status
Yes	18	23	13	43	2	731
No	10	25	18	39	9	287

D5: 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	31	18	9	40	2	489
Female	23	18	10	48	1	509
Another gender	0	0	18	82	0	4
age
18-29	16	20	11	49	3	195
30-44	21	20	15	42	2	267
45-59	28	19	8	43	2	240
60+	35	15	5	44	1	316
education
Less than HS	40	11	16	31	2	91
HS graduate	31	21	6	40	2	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	28	19	12	39	2	268
Bachelor's degree	21	18	9	52	1	201
Post grad study/professional degree	13	16	12	58	1	162
income
Less than $30k	28	16	11	42	2	256
$30k to less than $50k	28	17	7	46	3	176
$50k to less than $75k	25	14	13	48	0	178
$75k to less than $100k	24	28	7	38	4	154
$100k or more	24	17	11	48	0	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	57	29	7	6	1	427
Independent	9	19	20	48	5	198
Democrat	1	6	8	84	1	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	62	26	6	5	1	334
Independent	13	20	14	50	3	418
Democrat	2	6	7	85	1	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	62	26	6	5	1	334
Lean Republican	40	39	10	11	0	93
Independent	9	19	20	48	5	198
Lean Democrat	0	6	10	81	3	127
Democrat	2	6	7	85	1	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	79	17	2	1	1	198
Weak Republican	37	39	13	11	0	136
Lean Republican	40	39	10	11	0	93
Independent	9	19	20	48	5	198
Lean Democrat	0	6	10	81	3	127
Weak Democrat	2	9	13	76	1	117
Strong Democrat	2	4	2	92	0	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	33	19	8	40	1	602
Black Non-Hispanic	7	8	14	68	4	114
Hispanic	23	16	11	46	4	171
Other	14	29	14	42	1	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	27	35	8	26	3	80
Once a week	37	20	8	34	1	183
Once or twice a month	25	25	13	33	4	80
A few times a year	23	20	11	42	3	156
Seldom	26	13	11	49	1	222
Never	21	12	9	56	1	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	41	26	11	21	2	221
Mainline Protestant	29	14	11	45	2	193
Roman Catholic	31	17	10	38	3	182
No religion	15	14	9	61	1	296
Other religion	13	24	9	53	0	118
ideology
Very conservative	75	17	2	6	0	124
Somewhat conservative	47	26	8	17	1	245
Moderate	12	21	16	47	3	405
Somewhat liberal	3	8	5	83	1	139
Very liberal	2	1	4	92	0	105
voter registration status
Yes	29	17	8	45	1	731
No	19	22	16	41	3	287

D6: Fav/unfav: Vance

[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	24	19	15	29	12	489
Female	18	17	11	33	21	509
Another gender	0	0	18	82	0	4
age
18-29	12	18	12	26	31	195
30-44	16	16	18	34	16	267
45-59	22	21	14	31	12	240
60+	30	18	8	33	11	316
education
Less than HS	25	9	21	18	26	91
HS graduate	25	18	12	26	20	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	19	23	8	31	18	268
Bachelor's degree	22	17	14	36	10	201
Post grad study/professional degree	13	16	15	45	11	162
income
Less than $30k	19	16	15	28	23	256
$30k to less than $50k	23	17	6	33	20	176
$50k to less than $75k	20	17	15	34	14	178
$75k to less than $100k	24	23	12	28	13	154
$100k or more	20	18	15	35	11	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	47	30	8	4	11	427
Independent	5	16	22	26	31	198
Democrat	0	6	14	64	15	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	50	31	6	4	10	334
Independent	11	17	18	31	23	418
Democrat	0	4	13	67	15	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	50	31	6	4	10	334
Lean Republican	36	30	12	5	17	93
Independent	5	16	22	26	31	198
Lean Democrat	0	10	16	59	15	127
Democrat	0	4	13	67	15	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	63	28	3	1	6	198
Weak Republican	31	35	11	8	15	136
Lean Republican	36	30	12	5	17	93
Independent	5	16	22	26	31	198
Lean Democrat	0	10	16	59	15	127
Weak Democrat	1	5	16	55	24	117
Strong Democrat	0	4	12	75	8	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	27	20	11	31	10	602
Black Non-Hispanic	5	9	11	49	26	114
Hispanic	17	12	18	22	31	171
Other	7	26	16	28	23	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	26	26	14	11	23	80
Once a week	30	19	12	25	13	183
Once or twice a month	19	24	15	24	18	80
A few times a year	20	17	14	30	20	156
Seldom	20	15	15	33	17	222
Never	15	17	11	42	15	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	30	28	11	14	16	221
Mainline Protestant	27	13	11	29	19	193
Roman Catholic	27	15	10	28	19	182
No religion	12	14	14	46	14	296
Other religion	7	20	21	36	15	118
ideology
Very conservative	68	20	4	2	6	124
Somewhat conservative	36	32	10	8	13	245
Moderate	9	16	17	33	25	405
Somewhat liberal	0	9	19	60	13	139
Very liberal	1	3	5	81	10	105
voter registration status
Yes	24	18	10	35	13	731
No	14	18	19	23	26	287

D7: Fav/unfav: Rubio

[Marco Rubio for Secretary of State] Here are some people President-elect Trump has picked for cabinet positions in his new administration. 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	23	11	18	22	489
Female	17	22	15	17	30	509
Another gender	18	0	0	61	21	4
age
18-29	9	13	11	16	51	195
30-44	9	20	14	25	32	267
45-59	23	23	17	16	22	240
60+	36	30	10	15	10	316
education
Less than HS	11	21	16	17	35	91
HS graduate	23	22	11	14	29	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	21	20	12	18	29	268
Bachelor's degree	24	19	15	21	21	201
Post grad study/professional degree	18	30	15	21	17	162
income
Less than $30k	11	22	16	17	34	256
$30k to less than $50k	23	21	10	17	29	176
$50k to less than $75k	23	24	12	20	21	178
$75k to less than $100k	26	25	8	13	28	154
$100k or more	23	21	15	21	20	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	43	27	5	3	22	427
Independent	6	18	16	15	45	198
Democrat	4	20	20	35	22	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	46	27	5	2	21	334
Independent	11	19	16	19	35	418
Democrat	4	22	19	37	20	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	46	27	5	2	21	334
Lean Republican	31	26	7	9	27	93
Independent	6	18	16	15	45	198
Lean Democrat	4	16	23	32	26	127
Democrat	4	22	19	37	20	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	58	22	4	0	15	198
Weak Republican	29	33	5	3	29	136
Lean Republican	31	26	7	9	27	93
Independent	6	18	16	15	45	198
Lean Democrat	4	16	23	32	26	127
Weak Democrat	4	23	21	22	30	117
Strong Democrat	3	21	16	48	12	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	28	23	14	16	20	602
Black Non-Hispanic	5	20	11	25	39	114
Hispanic	13	21	12	21	33	171
Other	7	26	14	15	37	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	29	28	3	6	34	80
Once a week	31	18	9	16	25	183
Once or twice a month	16	31	14	18	21	80
A few times a year	20	27	15	11	27	156
Seldom	21	23	15	17	24	222
Never	14	18	15	26	28	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	31	26	9	11	23	221
Mainline Protestant	17	24	13	16	30	193
Roman Catholic	31	21	11	15	22	182
No religion	12	18	19	23	28	296
Other religion	13	25	9	25	28	118
ideology
Very conservative	59	18	5	5	13	124
Somewhat conservative	36	29	6	7	22	245
Moderate	11	23	16	14	36	405
Somewhat liberal	2	25	23	28	23	139
Very liberal	1	6	14	60	18	105
voter registration status
Yes	25	24	13	19	20	731
No	9	19	13	15	43	287

D8: Fav/unfav: RFK Jr

[Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. for Secretary of Health and Human Services] Here are some people President-elect Trump has picked for cabinet positions in his new administration. 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	24	9	34	11	489
Female	16	18	14	35	17	509
Another gender	18	0	0	82	0	4
age
18-29	16	21	10	30	24	195
30-44	15	21	14	31	19	267
45-59	23	22	11	31	13	240
60+	20	21	11	44	4	316
education
Less than HS	16	23	14	19	27	91
HS graduate	24	24	11	29	13	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	20	20	10	33	17	268
Bachelor's degree	18	18	10	45	9	201
Post grad study/professional degree	8	21	14	48	9	162
income
Less than $30k	19	20	12	31	18	256
$30k to less than $50k	20	19	10	33	19	176
$50k to less than $75k	20	23	8	41	9	178
$75k to less than $100k	18	24	15	29	14	154
$100k or more	15	21	13	41	10	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	36	36	11	8	9	427
Independent	9	18	11	31	30	198
Democrat	4	7	12	67	11	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	37	37	11	6	10	334
Independent	13	18	14	35	20	418
Democrat	3	6	10	71	10	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	37	37	11	6	10	334
Lean Republican	34	31	14	14	7	93
Independent	9	18	11	31	30	198
Lean Democrat	5	8	16	58	13	127
Democrat	3	6	10	71	10	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	43	35	8	4	9	198
Weak Republican	28	39	14	8	11	136
Lean Republican	34	31	14	14	7	93
Independent	9	18	11	31	30	198
Lean Democrat	5	8	16	58	13	127
Weak Democrat	7	9	15	55	15	117
Strong Democrat	0	4	6	84	6	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	22	23	11	36	8	602
Black Non-Hispanic	9	12	8	49	21	114
Hispanic	20	20	12	26	22	171
Other	11	25	13	29	23	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	25	28	9	17	21	80
Once a week	22	24	11	29	14	183
Once or twice a month	18	26	17	31	8	80
A few times a year	23	18	15	30	14	156
Seldom	16	20	13	38	13	222
Never	14	19	8	45	15	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	26	31	12	19	12	221
Mainline Protestant	18	20	12	35	16	193
Roman Catholic	23	25	13	28	11	182
No religion	12	15	12	48	13	296
Other religion	13	16	9	45	18	118
ideology
Very conservative	44	31	9	8	8	124
Somewhat conservative	32	35	12	13	8	245
Moderate	12	19	13	36	20	405
Somewhat liberal	3	7	13	63	14	139
Very liberal	2	5	5	77	12	105
voter registration status
Yes	20	21	11	39	9	731
No	16	22	13	24	26	287

D9: Fav/unfav: Hegseth

[Pete Hegseth for Secretary of Defense] Here are some people President-elect Trump has picked for cabinet positions in his new administration. 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	19	12	8	29	30	489
Female	12	12	8	28	40	509
Another gender	0	0	39	47	14	4
age
18-29	6	10	9	17	59	195
30-44	9	12	10	27	43	267
45-59	17	12	11	26	34	240
60+	26	14	4	40	15	316
education
Less than HS	12	17	8	16	48	91
HS graduate	21	12	10	21	37	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	14	15	6	22	43	268
Bachelor's degree	16	8	9	40	27	201
Post grad study/professional degree	10	12	7	51	21	162
income
Less than $30k	11	15	12	24	38	256
$30k to less than $50k	17	11	7	21	43	176
$50k to less than $75k	18	13	4	31	34	178
$75k to less than $100k	17	12	9	29	33	154
$100k or more	16	8	7	39	29	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	34	21	8	6	31	427
Independent	5	13	11	23	48	198
Democrat	1	2	7	57	33	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	36	21	7	4	31	334
Independent	9	12	10	30	40	418
Democrat	0	1	7	59	33	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	36	21	7	4	31	334
Lean Republican	27	20	11	12	31	93
Independent	5	13	11	23	48	198
Lean Democrat	1	5	6	53	34	127
Democrat	0	1	7	59	33	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	48	19	6	2	25	198
Weak Republican	19	24	8	8	41	136
Lean Republican	27	20	11	12	31	93
Independent	5	13	11	23	48	198
Lean Democrat	1	5	6	53	34	127
Weak Democrat	0	2	11	42	46	117
Strong Democrat	0	1	4	72	23	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	20	13	8	30	28	602
Black Non-Hispanic	6	5	5	38	46	114
Hispanic	10	14	11	20	44	171
Other	5	11	9	26	49	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	24	21	9	9	37	80
Once a week	25	12	10	21	32	183
Once or twice a month	15	23	11	24	27	80
A few times a year	14	10	11	28	37	156
Seldom	14	11	6	33	36	222
Never	9	8	6	38	38	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	28	19	10	18	25	221
Mainline Protestant	13	14	5	28	41	193
Roman Catholic	20	13	9	21	36	182
No religion	9	7	7	37	39	296
Other religion	7	4	12	44	32	118
ideology
Very conservative	48	16	6	5	24	124
Somewhat conservative	28	20	8	11	32	245
Moderate	7	11	9	28	45	405
Somewhat liberal	2	5	8	57	29	139
Very liberal	0	2	5	66	27	105
voter registration status
Yes	19	11	8	34	28	731
No	8	14	9	16	53	287

D10: Fav/unfav: Bondi

[Pam Bondi for Attorney General] Here are some people President-elect Trump has picked for cabinet positions in his new administration. 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	13	8	17	41	489
Female	12	13	10	19	45	509
Another gender	0	0	21	61	18	4
age
18-29	6	11	6	14	63	195
30-44	8	12	10	21	48	267
45-59	17	14	10	17	43	240
60+	30	14	10	20	27	316
education
Less than HS	13	25	14	9	38	91
HS graduate	21	10	8	16	45	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	16	13	6	16	49	268
Bachelor's degree	18	11	8	23	40	201
Post grad study/professional degree	10	14	16	27	33	162
income
Less than $30k	12	17	13	16	41	256
$30k to less than $50k	18	10	7	17	48	176
$50k to less than $75k	20	11	8	20	41	178
$75k to less than $100k	16	15	8	16	46	154
$100k or more	18	10	8	23	41	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	36	21	4	3	36	427
Independent	7	11	12	13	57	198
Democrat	0	6	14	37	43	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	37	20	3	3	37	334
Independent	10	12	12	18	47	418
Democrat	0	6	12	38	44	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	37	20	3	3	37	334
Lean Republican	32	24	6	5	33	93
Independent	7	11	12	13	57	198
Lean Democrat	0	5	18	36	41	127
Democrat	0	6	12	38	44	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	49	19	1	2	29	198
Weak Republican	20	21	6	3	49	136
Lean Republican	32	24	6	5	33	93
Independent	7	11	12	13	57	198
Lean Democrat	0	5	18	36	41	127
Weak Democrat	0	10	10	24	56	117
Strong Democrat	0	2	13	49	35	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	22	15	9	17	38	602
Black Non-Hispanic	4	9	7	24	56	114
Hispanic	11	13	12	19	45	171
Other	9	9	10	20	52	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	26	16	3	8	48	80
Once a week	24	14	8	14	40	183
Once or twice a month	17	22	11	15	35	80
A few times a year	15	13	15	16	40	156
Seldom	15	11	10	19	46	222
Never	11	11	8	26	45	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	30	20	7	11	33	221
Mainline Protestant	12	14	8	19	46	193
Roman Catholic	20	15	10	10	45	182
No religion	10	7	10	26	47	296
Other religion	9	9	11	28	44	118
ideology
Very conservative	51	15	3	2	30	124
Somewhat conservative	30	22	4	7	38	245
Moderate	7	11	12	17	53	405
Somewhat liberal	2	8	19	33	38	139
Very liberal	0	4	6	52	38	105
voter registration status
Yes	20	13	9	20	38	731
No	9	14	10	13	55	287

E1: Personally better off or not

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	54	25	489
Female	16	58	25	509
Another gender	14	21	64	4
age
18-29	23	53	24	195
30-44	19	57	25	267
45-59	15	59	26	240
60+	19	55	26	316
education
Less than HS	17	52	31	91
HS graduate	19	56	25	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	21	57	22	268
Bachelor's degree	16	56	28	201
Post grad study/professional degree	16	60	24	162
income
Less than $30k	21	48	31	256
$30k to less than $50k	15	63	22	176
$50k to less than $75k	14	58	28	178
$75k to less than $100k	20	56	24	154
$100k or more	20	59	21	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	29	52	19	427
Independent	7	64	29	198
Democrat	13	56	30	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	32	49	19	334
Independent	11	63	27	418
Democrat	14	54	31	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	32	49	19	334
Lean Republican	17	64	18	93
Independent	7	64	29	198
Lean Democrat	11	61	28	127
Democrat	14	54	31	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	36	43	21	198
Weak Republican	26	58	16	136
Lean Republican	17	64	18	93
Independent	7	64	29	198
Lean Democrat	11	61	28	127
Weak Democrat	16	61	23	117
Strong Democrat	14	49	38	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	21	56	24	602
Black Non-Hispanic	13	56	31	114
Hispanic	17	55	28	171
Other	18	58	24	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	29	59	12	80
Once a week	24	51	25	183
Once or twice a month	18	49	33	80
A few times a year	19	50	31	156
Seldom	12	67	21	222
Never	18	55	27	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	23	50	26	221
Mainline Protestant	16	59	25	193
Roman Catholic	21	57	22	182
No religion	18	56	27	296
Other religion	13	59	28	118
ideology
Very conservative	31	43	26	124
Somewhat conservative	22	58	20	245
Moderate	16	60	24	405
Somewhat liberal	12	64	25	139
Very liberal	16	41	43	105
voter registration status
Yes	21	54	25	731
No	13	61	26	287

E2: 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	42	58	489
Female	35	65	509
Another gender	0	100	4
age
18-29	28	72	195
30-44	37	63	267
45-59	41	59	240
60+	43	57	316
education
Less than HS	36	64	91
HS graduate	44	56	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	40	60	268
Bachelor's degree	35	65	201
Post grad study/professional degree	30	70	162
income
Less than $30k	37	63	256
$30k to less than $50k	37	63	176
$50k to less than $75k	31	69	178
$75k to less than $100k	47	53	154
$100k or more	40	60	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	76	24	427
Independent	20	80	198
Democrat	7	93	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	79	21	334
Independent	25	75	418
Democrat	8	92	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	79	21	334
Lean Republican	64	36	93
Independent	20	80	198
Lean Democrat	5	95	127
Democrat	8	92	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	81	19	198
Weak Republican	75	25	136
Lean Republican	64	36	93
Independent	20	80	198
Lean Democrat	5	95	127
Weak Democrat	13	87	117
Strong Democrat	5	95	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	45	55	602
Black Non-Hispanic	16	84	114
Hispanic	30	70	171
Other	39	61	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	68	32	80
Once a week	43	57	183
Once or twice a month	41	59	80
A few times a year	39	61	156
Seldom	36	64	222
Never	28	72	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	56	44	221
Mainline Protestant	36	64	193
Roman Catholic	43	57	182
No religion	26	74	296
Other religion	32	68	118
ideology
Very conservative	78	22	124
Somewhat conservative	69	31	245
Moderate	27	73	405
Somewhat liberal	7	93	139
Very liberal	6	94	105
voter registration status
Yes	41	59	731
No	32	68	287

E3: National economy

How would you describe the state of the nation's economy these days?
	Excellent	Good	Not so good	Poor	n
sex
Male	1	30	55	13	489
Female	1	21	61	16	509
Another gender	0	0	64	36	4
age
18-29	1	16	61	21	195
30-44	1	25	55	19	267
45-59	2	25	60	13	240
60+	1	33	57	9	316
education
Less than HS	0	21	53	25	91
HS graduate	2	19	63	17	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	1	25	59	15	268
Bachelor's degree	1	29	59	12	201
Post grad study/professional degree	2	40	49	9	162
income
Less than $30k	1	18	59	21	256
$30k to less than $50k	2	16	66	17	176
$50k to less than $75k	0	28	56	15	178
$75k to less than $100k	1	30	63	6	154
$100k or more	2	36	49	13	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	2	25	63	10	427
Independent	0	16	60	24	198
Democrat	2	31	51	16	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	2	27	61	10	334
Independent	1	21	60	18	418
Democrat	2	32	50	17	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	2	27	61	10	334
Lean Republican	2	18	71	9	93
Independent	0	16	60	24	198
Lean Democrat	1	30	53	15	127
Democrat	2	32	50	17	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	2	25	63	10	198
Weak Republican	2	30	58	10	136
Lean Republican	2	18	71	9	93
Independent	0	16	60	24	198
Lean Democrat	1	30	53	15	127
Weak Democrat	1	28	56	15	117
Strong Democrat	2	35	45	18	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	2	32	54	12	602
Black Non-Hispanic	0	14	67	19	114
Hispanic	0	14	65	21	171
Other	3	23	62	12	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	2	27	62	9	80
Once a week	0	23	61	16	183
Once or twice a month	0	23	69	8	80
A few times a year	1	26	54	19	156
Seldom	1	27	60	11	222
Never	2	27	53	18	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	1	19	64	15	221
Mainline Protestant	2	23	62	14	193
Roman Catholic	0	29	57	13	182
No religion	2	28	51	19	296
Other religion	2	30	58	10	118
ideology
Very conservative	1	23	60	16	124
Somewhat conservative	1	28	64	8	245
Moderate	1	20	61	17	405
Somewhat liberal	2	40	47	12	139
Very liberal	3	26	44	27	105
voter registration status
Yes	1	28	56	14	731
No	1	19	62	18	287

F1: Heard about Trump’s cabinet picks

[President-elect Trump’s choices for his cabinet, including Secretaries of State, Defense, Health and Human Services and Attorney General] 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	52	39	9	489
Female	47	40	12	509
Another gender	61	39	0	4
age
18-29	21	57	22	195
30-44	36	50	14	267
45-59	56	37	7	240
60+	73	24	3	316
education
Less than HS	33	47	20	91
HS graduate	46	42	11	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	43	44	13	268
Bachelor's degree	60	35	6	201
Post grad study/professional degree	62	34	5	162
income
Less than $30k	43	42	15	256
$30k to less than $50k	46	40	14	176
$50k to less than $75k	49	44	7	178
$75k to less than $100k	47	40	13	154
$100k or more	60	35	5	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	53	41	6	427
Independent	31	46	23	198
Democrat	55	36	9	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	52	42	7	334
Independent	42	43	16	418
Democrat	59	34	7	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	52	42	7	334
Lean Republican	57	38	4	93
Independent	31	46	23	198
Lean Democrat	47	39	13	127
Democrat	59	34	7	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	62	35	3	198
Weak Republican	36	52	12	136
Lean Republican	57	38	4	93
Independent	31	46	23	198
Lean Democrat	47	39	13	127
Weak Democrat	46	42	12	117
Strong Democrat	68	28	3	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	54	39	7	602
Black Non-Hispanic	59	21	20	114
Hispanic	34	55	11	171
Other	42	39	19	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	47	37	16	80
Once a week	56	37	7	183
Once or twice a month	49	38	13	80
A few times a year	52	39	9	156
Seldom	50	40	10	222
Never	44	44	11	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	55	36	8	221
Mainline Protestant	49	42	9	193
Roman Catholic	52	41	7	182
No religion	43	43	13	296
Other religion	53	34	13	118
ideology
Very conservative	66	33	1	124
Somewhat conservative	54	38	8	245
Moderate	37	46	17	405
Somewhat liberal	57	36	6	139
Very liberal	55	36	8	105
voter registration status
Yes	58	37	5	731
No	28	48	24	287

F2: Heard about deportation plans

[Plans for how to handle deportation of immigrants who are in the U.S. illegally] 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	73	24	4	489
Female	68	28	3	509
Another gender	100	0	0	4
age
18-29	69	26	5	195
30-44	58	35	6	267
45-59	73	25	2	240
60+	80	19	1	316
education
Less than HS	53	44	3	91
HS graduate	71	23	6	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	69	29	3	268
Bachelor's degree	76	20	3	201
Post grad study/professional degree	73	25	2	162
income
Less than $30k	63	34	3	256
$30k to less than $50k	70	23	7	176
$50k to less than $75k	75	19	5	178
$75k to less than $100k	71	27	2	154
$100k or more	75	23	1	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	73	24	3	427
Independent	58	34	8	198
Democrat	73	24	2	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	73	24	2	334
Independent	66	29	5	418
Democrat	74	23	2	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	73	24	2	334
Lean Republican	75	21	4	93
Independent	58	34	8	198
Lean Democrat	71	26	3	127
Democrat	74	23	2	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	80	19	1	198
Weak Republican	63	32	5	136
Lean Republican	75	21	4	93
Independent	58	34	8	198
Lean Democrat	71	26	3	127
Weak Democrat	71	26	3	117
Strong Democrat	77	21	2	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	70	27	3	602
Black Non-Hispanic	75	19	6	114
Hispanic	70	25	5	171
Other	71	27	2	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	63	28	9	80
Once a week	67	30	2	183
Once or twice a month	73	21	6	80
A few times a year	74	23	3	156
Seldom	73	25	2	222
Never	70	27	4	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	70	24	6	221
Mainline Protestant	72	24	4	193
Roman Catholic	77	22	1	182
No religion	68	28	4	296
Other religion	66	33	1	118
ideology
Very conservative	80	18	2	124
Somewhat conservative	76	23	1	245
Moderate	60	34	6	405
Somewhat liberal	71	26	3	139
Very liberal	87	12	1	105
voter registration status
Yes	75	23	2	731
No	59	34	6	287

F3: Heard about government cuts

[Plans to reduce the size of government and cut spending] 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	57	34	9	489
Female	48	38	14	509
Another gender	79	0	21	4
age
18-29	47	33	20	195
30-44	42	41	16	267
45-59	54	36	10	240
60+	65	31	5	316
education
Less than HS	33	53	14	91
HS graduate	52	32	16	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	49	36	15	268
Bachelor's degree	59	35	6	201
Post grad study/professional degree	65	30	6	162
income
Less than $30k	43	46	11	256
$30k to less than $50k	54	29	17	176
$50k to less than $75k	57	26	17	178
$75k to less than $100k	54	37	9	154
$100k or more	60	33	7	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	58	35	7	427
Independent	33	43	24	198
Democrat	58	31	11	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	57	36	7	334
Independent	46	38	16	418
Democrat	58	30	12	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	57	36	7	334
Lean Republican	60	31	10	93
Independent	33	43	24	198
Lean Democrat	57	35	8	127
Democrat	58	30	12	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	63	34	3	198
Weak Republican	48	40	12	136
Lean Republican	60	31	10	93
Independent	33	43	24	198
Lean Democrat	57	35	8	127
Weak Democrat	47	35	18	117
Strong Democrat	67	26	7	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	54	36	9	602
Black Non-Hispanic	59	30	12	114
Hispanic	43	37	20	171
Other	51	34	15	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	48	35	17	80
Once a week	52	37	11	183
Once or twice a month	48	40	11	80
A few times a year	60	33	8	156
Seldom	53	32	16	222
Never	53	37	10	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	50	38	12	221
Mainline Protestant	54	35	12	193
Roman Catholic	62	24	14	182
No religion	52	38	11	296
Other religion	48	42	10	118
ideology
Very conservative	69	29	3	124
Somewhat conservative	61	31	8	245
Moderate	39	42	18	405
Somewhat liberal	58	33	9	139
Very liberal	62	28	10	105
voter registration status
Yes	60	32	8	731
No	35	44	21	287

F4: Heard about inaugural address

[President Trump’s inaugural address] 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	42	43	15	489
Female	37	46	17	509
Another gender	47	53	0	4
age
18-29	26	56	18	195
30-44	34	46	20	267
45-59	42	43	16	240
60+	49	38	13	316
education
Less than HS	30	52	19	91
HS graduate	41	44	15	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	34	48	18	268
Bachelor's degree	44	45	12	201
Post grad study/professional degree	42	37	21	162
income
Less than $30k	35	49	16	256
$30k to less than $50k	42	41	17	176
$50k to less than $75k	38	51	12	178
$75k to less than $100k	39	42	19	154
$100k or more	42	40	18	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	56	36	8	427
Independent	23	52	25	198
Democrat	29	51	21	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	56	36	8	334
Independent	31	48	20	418
Democrat	29	50	21	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	56	36	8	334
Lean Republican	55	34	11	93
Independent	23	52	25	198
Lean Democrat	28	53	20	127
Democrat	29	50	21	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	66	31	4	198
Weak Republican	42	44	14	136
Lean Republican	55	34	11	93
Independent	23	52	25	198
Lean Democrat	28	53	20	127
Weak Democrat	27	55	18	117
Strong Democrat	31	46	24	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	41	44	15	602
Black Non-Hispanic	36	40	25	114
Hispanic	34	50	16	171
Other	41	47	12	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	41	45	15	80
Once a week	50	33	16	183
Once or twice a month	46	44	10	80
A few times a year	35	49	16	156
Seldom	40	46	14	222
Never	30	50	20	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	52	34	14	221
Mainline Protestant	35	46	18	193
Roman Catholic	48	41	11	182
No religion	28	54	18	296
Other religion	35	45	20	118
ideology
Very conservative	64	30	6	124
Somewhat conservative	53	36	11	245
Moderate	29	51	20	405
Somewhat liberal	26	56	18	139
Very liberal	33	43	24	105
voter registration status
Yes	42	43	14	731
No	30	49	21	287

G1: Ban Tiktok

About 170 million Americans use the TikTok app but Congress passed a law requiring it to be sold or banned because it is owned by a Chinese company that could potentially provide the Chinese government with sensitive information about Americans. Do you think these national security concerns are important enough to require the sale or banning of TikTok or do you think Americans should continue to be able to use the app?
	Security concerns are important enough to require sale or ban	Americans should continue to be able to use the app	n
sex
Male	61	39	489
Female	58	42	509
Another gender	79	21	4
age
18-29	44	56	195
30-44	49	51	267
45-59	61	39	240
60+	78	22	316
education
Less than HS	50	50	91
HS graduate	64	36	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	58	42	268
Bachelor's degree	61	39	201
Post grad study/professional degree	59	41	162
income
Less than $30k	54	46	256
$30k to less than $50k	58	42	176
$50k to less than $75k	58	42	178
$75k to less than $100k	67	33	154
$100k or more	63	37	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	72	28	427
Independent	54	46	198
Democrat	49	51	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	73	27	334
Independent	54	46	418
Democrat	52	48	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	73	27	334
Lean Republican	70	30	93
Independent	54	46	198
Lean Democrat	42	58	127
Democrat	52	48	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	79	21	198
Weak Republican	64	36	136
Lean Republican	70	30	93
Independent	54	46	198
Lean Democrat	42	58	127
Weak Democrat	53	47	117
Strong Democrat	52	48	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	67	33	602
Black Non-Hispanic	46	54	114
Hispanic	45	55	171
Other	56	44	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	83	17	80
Once a week	68	32	183
Once or twice a month	67	33	80
A few times a year	49	51	156
Seldom	56	44	222
Never	55	45	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	67	33	221
Mainline Protestant	59	41	193
Roman Catholic	67	33	182
No religion	49	51	296
Other religion	60	40	118
ideology
Very conservative	79	21	124
Somewhat conservative	74	26	245
Moderate	56	44	405
Somewhat liberal	50	50	139
Very liberal	34	66	105
voter registration status
Yes	65	35	731
No	47	53	287

G2: Tiktok useage

How often, if ever, do you use the TikTok app?
	Several times a day	Several times a week	A few times a month	Used in the past but not now	Never	n
sex
Male	13	7	8	17	56	489
Female	16	8	12	15	49	509
Another gender	0	21	0	0	79	4
age
18-29	29	9	11	21	30	195
30-44	20	8	14	17	41	267
45-59	10	9	11	15	56	240
60+	4	5	5	12	74	316
education
Less than HS	25	14	8	28	25	91
HS graduate	18	7	12	11	52	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	14	8	11	16	50	268
Bachelor's degree	11	5	8	13	63	201
Post grad study/professional degree	5	7	9	20	59	162
income
Less than $30k	21	8	13	22	36	256
$30k to less than $50k	17	6	8	15	55	176
$50k to less than $75k	12	7	12	13	56	178
$75k to less than $100k	11	6	5	11	67	154
$100k or more	10	8	10	14	57	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	14	6	7	14	59	427
Independent	18	11	14	17	40	198
Democrat	13	8	11	17	52	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	15	7	7	14	58	334
Independent	15	9	13	17	45	418
Democrat	12	7	10	15	56	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	15	7	7	14	58	334
Lean Republican	11	3	11	14	61	93
Independent	18	11	14	17	40	198
Lean Democrat	15	10	13	21	42	127
Democrat	12	7	10	15	56	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	14	6	5	11	63	198
Weak Republican	16	7	8	17	52	136
Lean Republican	11	3	11	14	61	93
Independent	18	11	14	17	40	198
Lean Democrat	15	10	13	21	42	127
Weak Democrat	15	5	17	11	51	117
Strong Democrat	10	7	4	18	60	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	11	6	7	13	62	602
Black Non-Hispanic	21	8	19	16	36	114
Hispanic	29	11	13	19	28	171
Other	6	9	12	23	49	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	5	3	10	13	68	80
Once a week	15	4	12	12	57	183
Once or twice a month	12	11	17	20	40	80
A few times a year	20	5	18	19	38	156
Seldom	15	6	7	18	54	222
Never	14	12	5	13	56	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	20	6	12	16	46	221
Mainline Protestant	15	9	12	14	50	193
Roman Catholic	14	4	11	11	60	182
No religion	14	10	9	17	50	296
Other religion	5	5	5	20	64	118
ideology
Very conservative	13	9	3	9	66	124
Somewhat conservative	12	6	9	14	59	245
Moderate	17	8	12	17	47	405
Somewhat liberal	8	9	15	18	50	139
Very liberal	21	7	6	18	47	105
voter registration status
Yes	13	6	9	13	58	731
No	19	10	12	21	38	287

G3: Jan 6 pardon

Do you favor or oppose President Trump’s pardon of about 1,500 people convicted in the January 6, 2021 violence at the U.S. Capitol?
	Favor	Oppose	n
sex
Male	39	61	489
Female	30	69	509
Another gender	0	100	4
age
18-29	31	69	195
30-44	30	69	267
45-59	36	64	240
60+	38	61	316
education
Less than HS	44	56	91
HS graduate	42	58	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	33	67	268
Bachelor's degree	31	68	201
Post grad study/professional degree	22	78	162
income
Less than $30k	37	61	256
$30k to less than $50k	37	63	176
$50k to less than $75k	29	71	178
$75k to less than $100k	38	62	154
$100k or more	30	70	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	68	32	427
Independent	22	76	198
Democrat	4	96	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	71	29	334
Independent	24	75	418
Democrat	3	97	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	71	29	334
Lean Republican	57	43	93
Independent	22	76	198
Lean Democrat	4	96	127
Democrat	3	97	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	85	15	198
Weak Republican	51	49	136
Lean Republican	57	43	93
Independent	22	76	198
Lean Democrat	4	96	127
Weak Democrat	6	94	117
Strong Democrat	1	99	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	40	60	602
Black Non-Hispanic	13	84	114
Hispanic	31	69	171
Other	30	70	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	56	44	80
Once a week	48	52	183
Once or twice a month	35	61	80
A few times a year	34	66	156
Seldom	30	70	222
Never	23	77	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	52	47	221
Mainline Protestant	35	65	193
Roman Catholic	37	63	182
No religion	21	79	296
Other religion	30	70	118
ideology
Very conservative	80	20	124
Somewhat conservative	57	43	245
Moderate	25	75	405
Somewhat liberal	6	94	139
Very liberal	2	95	105
voter registration status
Yes	34	66	731
No	35	64	287

G4: Border emergency

Do you favor or oppose President Trump’s executive order declaring migrant crossings along the U.S.-Mexico border to be a national emergency?
	Favor	Oppose	n
sex
Male	64	36	489
Female	54	46	509
Another gender	18	82	4
age
18-29	49	51	195
30-44	54	46	267
45-59	64	36	240
60+	64	36	316
education
Less than HS	61	39	91
HS graduate	67	33	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	57	43	268
Bachelor's degree	52	48	201
Post grad study/professional degree	53	47	162
income
Less than $30k	59	41	256
$30k to less than $50k	57	43	176
$50k to less than $75k	50	50	178
$75k to less than $100k	63	37	154
$100k or more	63	37	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	90	10	427
Independent	51	49	198
Democrat	29	71	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	90	10	334
Independent	53	47	418
Democrat	27	73	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	90	10	334
Lean Republican	87	13	93
Independent	51	49	198
Lean Democrat	31	69	127
Democrat	27	73	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	95	5	198
Weak Republican	83	17	136
Lean Republican	87	13	93
Independent	51	49	198
Lean Democrat	31	69	127
Weak Democrat	40	60	117
Strong Democrat	18	82	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	65	35	602
Black Non-Hispanic	36	64	114
Hispanic	47	53	171
Other	58	42	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	69	31	80
Once a week	70	30	183
Once or twice a month	53	47	80
A few times a year	54	46	156
Seldom	56	44	222
Never	55	45	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	75	25	221
Mainline Protestant	59	41	193
Roman Catholic	62	38	182
No religion	46	54	296
Other religion	56	44	118
ideology
Very conservative	93	7	124
Somewhat conservative	81	19	245
Moderate	56	44	405
Somewhat liberal	31	69	139
Very liberal	13	87	105
voter registration status
Yes	60	40	731
No	54	46	287

G5: Rename Gulf of Mexico

Do you favor or oppose President Trump’s executive order instructing the Secretary of the Interior to rename the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America?
	Favor	Oppose	n
sex
Male	34	66	489
Female	23	76	509
Another gender	18	82	4
age
18-29	29	71	195
30-44	23	77	267
45-59	28	71	240
60+	34	66	316
education
Less than HS	32	68	91
HS graduate	34	65	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	32	68	268
Bachelor's degree	24	76	201
Post grad study/professional degree	17	83	162
income
Less than $30k	30	70	256
$30k to less than $50k	30	70	176
$50k to less than $75k	26	73	178
$75k to less than $100k	29	71	154
$100k or more	28	72	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	57	43	427
Independent	16	82	198
Democrat	4	96	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	62	38	334
Independent	18	81	418
Democrat	3	97	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	62	38	334
Lean Republican	40	60	93
Independent	16	82	198
Lean Democrat	6	94	127
Democrat	3	97	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	72	28	198
Weak Republican	47	53	136
Lean Republican	40	60	93
Independent	16	82	198
Lean Democrat	6	94	127
Weak Democrat	5	95	117
Strong Democrat	2	98	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	34	65	602
Black Non-Hispanic	10	90	114
Hispanic	20	80	171
Other	26	74	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	46	54	80
Once a week	35	65	183
Once or twice a month	32	68	80
A few times a year	27	73	156
Seldom	25	74	222
Never	23	77	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	44	55	221
Mainline Protestant	29	71	193
Roman Catholic	28	72	182
No religion	16	84	296
Other religion	30	70	118
ideology
Very conservative	70	30	124
Somewhat conservative	48	52	245
Moderate	20	79	405
Somewhat liberal	3	97	139
Very liberal	2	98	105
voter registration status
Yes	31	69	731
No	23	76	287

G6: Biological sex order

Do you favor or oppose President Trump’s executive order requiring federal agencies to recognize biological sex as male or female only, eliminate references to gender identity in policies, and require federal documents, such as passports, to reflect biological sex, not gender identity.
	Favor	Oppose	n
sex
Male	66	34	489
Female	59	41	509
Another gender	18	82	4
age
18-29	62	38	195
30-44	61	39	267
45-59	64	36	240
60+	63	37	316
education
Less than HS	68	32	91
HS graduate	70	30	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	66	34	268
Bachelor's degree	57	43	201
Post grad study/professional degree	49	51	162
income
Less than $30k	66	34	256
$30k to less than $50k	64	36	176
$50k to less than $75k	53	47	178
$75k to less than $100k	70	30	154
$100k or more	60	40	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	94	6	427
Independent	66	34	198
Democrat	27	73	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	95	5	334
Independent	61	39	418
Democrat	25	75	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	95	5	334
Lean Republican	89	11	93
Independent	66	34	198
Lean Democrat	33	67	127
Democrat	25	75	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	98	2	198
Weak Republican	90	10	136
Lean Republican	89	11	93
Independent	66	34	198
Lean Democrat	33	67	127
Weak Democrat	42	58	117
Strong Democrat	11	89	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	65	35	602
Black Non-Hispanic	54	46	114
Hispanic	64	36	171
Other	52	48	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	87	13	80
Once a week	72	28	183
Once or twice a month	70	30	80
A few times a year	64	36	156
Seldom	59	41	222
Never	50	50	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	82	18	221
Mainline Protestant	65	35	193
Roman Catholic	67	33	182
No religion	45	55	296
Other religion	59	41	118
ideology
Very conservative	93	7	124
Somewhat conservative	90	10	245
Moderate	64	36	405
Somewhat liberal	25	75	139
Very liberal	10	90	105
voter registration status
Yes	62	38	731
No	65	35	287

G7: Expand oil & gas production

Do you favor or oppose President Trump’s executive orders that aim to expand oil and gas production?
	Favor	Oppose	n
sex
Male	67	33	489
Female	54	46	509
Another gender	18	82	4
age
18-29	46	54	195
30-44	60	40	267
45-59	67	33	240
60+	62	37	316
education
Less than HS	65	35	91
HS graduate	68	32	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	62	37	268
Bachelor's degree	52	48	201
Post grad study/professional degree	46	54	162
income
Less than $30k	62	38	256
$30k to less than $50k	58	42	176
$50k to less than $75k	56	44	178
$75k to less than $100k	61	38	154
$100k or more	60	40	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	92	8	427
Independent	55	45	198
Democrat	27	73	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	93	7	334
Independent	54	46	418
Democrat	26	74	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	93	7	334
Lean Republican	87	13	93
Independent	55	45	198
Lean Democrat	28	72	127
Democrat	26	74	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	96	4	198
Weak Republican	90	10	136
Lean Republican	87	13	93
Independent	55	45	198
Lean Democrat	28	72	127
Weak Democrat	39	61	117
Strong Democrat	16	84	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	65	35	602
Black Non-Hispanic	47	53	114
Hispanic	54	46	171
Other	50	50	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	80	20	80
Once a week	65	35	183
Once or twice a month	63	37	80
A few times a year	63	36	156
Seldom	59	41	222
Never	49	51	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	78	22	221
Mainline Protestant	58	42	193
Roman Catholic	68	32	182
No religion	44	56	296
Other religion	54	46	118
ideology
Very conservative	94	6	124
Somewhat conservative	81	19	245
Moderate	59	40	405
Somewhat liberal	28	72	139
Very liberal	12	88	105
voter registration status
Yes	60	40	731
No	59	41	287

G8: Do tariffs help or hurt?

In general, do you think imposing tariffs or fees on products imported from other countries helps the U.S. economy, hurts the economy, or doesn’t make much of a difference either way?
	Helps U.S. economy	Hurts U.S. economy	Doesn't make much difference	Don't know	n
sex
Male	30	44	14	12	489
Female	19	48	12	21	509
Another gender	18	82	0	0	4
age
18-29	18	50	11	21	195
30-44	21	45	14	19	267
45-59	28	47	12	14	240
60+	28	45	13	14	316
education
Less than HS	13	41	20	26	91
HS graduate	30	36	13	20	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	26	45	14	15	268
Bachelor's degree	26	54	11	9	201
Post grad study/professional degree	16	61	8	15	162
income
Less than $30k	22	43	17	18	256
$30k to less than $50k	21	45	12	22	176
$50k to less than $75k	23	51	13	14	178
$75k to less than $100k	33	38	10	19	154
$100k or more	26	53	10	11	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	49	16	16	18	427
Independent	12	45	17	27	198
Democrat	4	80	7	9	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	53	15	13	19	334
Independent	15	47	18	20	418
Democrat	4	83	5	8	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	53	15	13	19	334
Lean Republican	37	18	29	15	93
Independent	12	45	17	27	198
Lean Democrat	3	73	11	13	127
Democrat	4	83	5	8	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	60	10	12	18	198
Weak Republican	43	23	14	20	136
Lean Republican	37	18	29	15	93
Independent	12	45	17	27	198
Lean Democrat	3	73	11	13	127
Weak Democrat	7	76	6	12	117
Strong Democrat	2	89	4	5	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	30	41	13	16	602
Black Non-Hispanic	11	56	14	19	114
Hispanic	12	56	13	19	171
Other	25	53	10	13	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	40	20	6	34	80
Once a week	29	35	15	21	183
Once or twice a month	29	40	18	13	80
A few times a year	21	50	15	14	156
Seldom	27	49	11	13	222
Never	16	58	12	14	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	38	26	17	19	221
Mainline Protestant	23	45	14	19	193
Roman Catholic	28	46	12	14	182
No religion	15	60	12	13	296
Other religion	21	54	7	19	118
ideology
Very conservative	58	10	14	18	124
Somewhat conservative	41	26	16	17	245
Moderate	16	49	13	22	405
Somewhat liberal	6	80	6	8	139
Very liberal	3	79	11	6	105
voter registration status
Yes	27	48	12	13	731
No	17	42	15	25	287

G9: Trump policies affect on inflation

Do you think Trump’s policy proposals will decrease inflation, increase inflation, or have no effect on inflation?
	Decrease inflation	Increase inflation	Have no effect on inflation	n
sex
Male	39	45	16	489
Female	35	52	13	509
Another gender	18	68	14	4
age
18-29	38	49	12	195
30-44	32	51	17	267
45-59	38	48	13	240
60+	37	47	15	316
education
Less than HS	44	39	17	91
HS graduate	43	39	18	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	38	50	12	268
Bachelor's degree	31	54	13	201
Post grad study/professional degree	22	65	13	162
income
Less than $30k	38	46	15	256
$30k to less than $50k	36	47	16	176
$50k to less than $75k	34	52	15	178
$75k to less than $100k	43	40	16	154
$100k or more	31	57	12	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	70	16	13	427
Independent	26	47	26	198
Democrat	5	85	10	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	73	14	13	334
Independent	28	52	19	418
Democrat	3	88	10	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	73	14	13	334
Lean Republican	59	22	15	93
Independent	26	47	26	198
Lean Democrat	9	81	10	127
Democrat	3	88	10	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	82	9	9	198
Weak Republican	60	22	18	136
Lean Republican	59	22	15	93
Independent	26	47	26	198
Lean Democrat	9	81	10	127
Weak Democrat	6	81	14	117
Strong Democrat	0	93	7	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	44	42	14	602
Black Non-Hispanic	10	66	21	114
Hispanic	32	55	13	171
Other	30	57	14	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	40	25	35	80
Once a week	49	35	16	183
Once or twice a month	43	47	10	80
A few times a year	31	53	14	156
Seldom	35	53	12	222
Never	29	59	12	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	52	29	17	221
Mainline Protestant	37	49	15	193
Roman Catholic	42	47	11	182
No religion	25	62	12	296
Other religion	26	55	19	118
ideology
Very conservative	75	14	11	124
Somewhat conservative	58	24	16	245
Moderate	29	53	18	405
Somewhat liberal	7	81	12	139
Very liberal	6	90	5	105
voter registration status
Yes	37	50	13	731
No	34	45	20	287

G10: Panama Canal control

In his inaugural address President Trump said the U.S. will take back the Panama Canal from Panama. Do you think the U.S. should take back the Canal, or should Panama continue to control it in accordance with the 1978 Panama Canal Treaties?
	Take the canal back	Panama continue to control the canal	Web blank	n
sex
Male	38	62	0	489
Female	31	68	0	509
Another gender	18	82	0	4
age
18-29	33	67	0	195
30-44	35	65	0	267
45-59	31	69	0	240
60+	38	62	0	316
education
Less than HS	43	57	0	91
HS graduate	40	60	0	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	33	67	0	268
Bachelor's degree	37	63	0	201
Post grad study/professional degree	20	80	0	162
income
Less than $30k	38	62	0	256
$30k to less than $50k	32	68	0	176
$50k to less than $75k	30	70	0	178
$75k to less than $100k	41	58	0	154
$100k or more	32	68	0	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	63	37	0	427
Independent	29	71	0	198
Democrat	6	94	0	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	66	34	0	334
Independent	28	72	0	418
Democrat	5	95	0	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	66	34	0	334
Lean Republican	53	47	0	93
Independent	29	71	0	198
Lean Democrat	8	92	0	127
Democrat	5	95	0	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	77	23	0	198
Weak Republican	51	49	0	136
Lean Republican	53	47	0	93
Independent	29	71	0	198
Lean Democrat	8	92	0	127
Weak Democrat	7	93	0	117
Strong Democrat	4	96	0	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	38	61	0	602
Black Non-Hispanic	18	82	0	114
Hispanic	30	70	0	171
Other	35	65	0	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	39	61	0	80
Once a week	47	53	0	183
Once or twice a month	44	56	0	80
A few times a year	30	69	0	156
Seldom	29	71	0	222
Never	30	70	0	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	50	49	0	221
Mainline Protestant	37	63	0	193
Roman Catholic	34	66	0	182
No religion	25	75	0	296
Other religion	25	75	0	118
ideology
Very conservative	72	28	0	124
Somewhat conservative	60	40	0	245
Moderate	25	75	0	405
Somewhat liberal	8	92	0	139
Very liberal	4	96	0	105
voter registration status
Yes	35	65	0	731
No	34	66	0	287

G11: Trump felony sentence

On January 10th the judge in Trump’s New York felony conviction case gave Trump a sentence of unconditional discharge, which includes neither jail time nor any other penalties. Do you think this is an appropriate sentence or should there have been a greater penalty.
	Appropriate sentence	Should have been a greater penalty	Web blank	n
sex
Male	49	51	0	489
Female	41	59	0	509
Another gender	18	82	0	4
age
18-29	35	65	0	195
30-44	41	59	0	267
45-59	45	55	0	240
60+	53	47	0	316
education
Less than HS	46	54	0	91
HS graduate	49	51	0	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	44	56	0	268
Bachelor's degree	46	54	0	201
Post grad study/professional degree	33	67	0	162
income
Less than $30k	42	58	0	256
$30k to less than $50k	44	56	0	176
$50k to less than $75k	40	60	0	178
$75k to less than $100k	54	46	0	154
$100k or more	43	57	0	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	83	17	0	427
Independent	31	69	0	198
Democrat	10	90	0	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	86	14	0	334
Independent	34	66	0	418
Democrat	9	91	0	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	86	14	0	334
Lean Republican	72	28	0	93
Independent	31	69	0	198
Lean Democrat	10	90	0	127
Democrat	9	91	0	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	94	6	0	198
Weak Republican	73	27	0	136
Lean Republican	72	28	0	93
Independent	31	69	0	198
Lean Democrat	10	90	0	127
Weak Democrat	11	89	0	117
Strong Democrat	8	92	0	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	52	48	0	602
Black Non-Hispanic	18	82	0	114
Hispanic	35	65	0	171
Other	45	55	0	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	64	36	0	80
Once a week	52	48	0	183
Once or twice a month	47	53	0	80
A few times a year	51	48	0	156
Seldom	42	58	0	222
Never	32	68	0	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	64	36	0	221
Mainline Protestant	49	51	0	193
Roman Catholic	47	53	0	182
No religion	29	71	0	296
Other religion	36	64	0	118
ideology
Very conservative	89	11	0	124
Somewhat conservative	72	28	0	245
Moderate	34	66	0	405
Somewhat liberal	14	86	0	139
Very liberal	8	92	0	105
voter registration status
Yes	46	54	0	731
No	41	59	0	287

K1: Foreign policy stance

Do you think it will be better for the future of the country if we take an active part in world affairs, or if we stay out of world affairs?
	Take an active part in world affairs	Stay out of world affairs	n
sex
Male	60	40	489
Female	62	38	509
Another gender	82	18	4
age
18-29	49	51	195
30-44	57	43	267
45-59	60	40	240
60+	74	26	316
education
Less than HS	56	44	91
HS graduate	53	47	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	57	43	268
Bachelor's degree	74	26	201
Post grad study/professional degree	71	29	162
income
Less than $30k	61	39	256
$30k to less than $50k	60	40	176
$50k to less than $75k	62	38	178
$75k to less than $100k	53	47	154
$100k or more	68	32	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	55	45	427
Independent	54	46	198
Democrat	71	29	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	55	45	334
Independent	57	43	418
Democrat	77	23	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	55	45	334
Lean Republican	56	44	93
Independent	54	46	198
Lean Democrat	60	40	127
Democrat	77	23	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	59	41	198
Weak Republican	50	50	136
Lean Republican	56	44	93
Independent	54	46	198
Lean Democrat	60	40	127
Weak Democrat	68	32	117
Strong Democrat	84	16	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	65	35	602
Black Non-Hispanic	62	38	114
Hispanic	50	50	171
Other	52	48	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	60	40	80
Once a week	58	42	183
Once or twice a month	70	30	80
A few times a year	67	33	156
Seldom	59	41	222
Never	60	40	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	62	38	221
Mainline Protestant	58	42	193
Roman Catholic	65	35	182
No religion	61	39	296
Other religion	62	38	118
ideology
Very conservative	58	42	124
Somewhat conservative	56	44	245
Moderate	57	43	405
Somewhat liberal	77	23	139
Very liberal	75	25	105
voter registration status
Yes	66	34	731
No	51	49	287

K2: support for Ukraine

When it comes to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, do you think the United States is providing too much support to Ukraine, not enough support to Ukraine, or about the right amount of support to Ukraine?
	Too much support	Not enough support	About the right amount of support	n
sex
Male	46	20	34	489
Female	36	25	40	509
Another gender	18	61	21	4
age
18-29	40	25	36	195
30-44	41	22	37	267
45-59	45	21	34	240
60+	39	22	39	316
education
Less than HS	39	23	38	91
HS graduate	46	20	34	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	43	18	39	268
Bachelor's degree	39	24	37	201
Post grad study/professional degree	32	29	39	162
income
Less than $30k	41	27	32	256
$30k to less than $50k	45	19	36	176
$50k to less than $75k	37	23	40	178
$75k to less than $100k	43	22	36	154
$100k or more	40	19	41	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	63	10	27	427
Independent	42	19	39	198
Democrat	17	37	46	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	62	11	27	334
Independent	41	23	36	418
Democrat	14	35	51	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	62	11	27	334
Lean Republican	65	8	27	93
Independent	42	19	39	198
Lean Democrat	23	40	37	127
Democrat	14	35	51	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	66	8	26	198
Weak Republican	57	15	28	136
Lean Republican	65	8	27	93
Independent	42	19	39	198
Lean Democrat	23	40	37	127
Weak Democrat	18	29	53	117
Strong Democrat	11	41	49	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	41	24	34	602
Black Non-Hispanic	35	18	47	114
Hispanic	41	20	39	171
Other	42	23	35	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	43	16	41	80
Once a week	45	23	33	183
Once or twice a month	44	17	39	80
A few times a year	47	18	35	156
Seldom	38	22	40	222
Never	37	27	36	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	51	15	34	221
Mainline Protestant	39	24	37	193
Roman Catholic	42	20	38	182
No religion	36	29	35	296
Other religion	37	21	42	118
ideology
Very conservative	68	6	26	124
Somewhat conservative	58	14	28	245
Moderate	39	24	38	405
Somewhat liberal	18	30	52	139
Very liberal	10	45	45	105
voter registration status
Yes	41	22	37	731
No	40	23	37	287

K3: Russia-Ukraine war importance to US

How much do you think what happens in the Russia-Ukraine conflict matters to life in the United States?
	A great deal	Some	Not much	Not at all	n
sex
Male	19	44	31	5	489
Female	23	48	24	5	509
Another gender	14	21	47	18	4
age
18-29	10	51	35	4	195
30-44	17	47	29	7	267
45-59	20	43	31	7	240
60+	33	44	19	3	316
education
Less than HS	22	43	27	8	91
HS graduate	19	46	29	5	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	19	43	32	6	268
Bachelor's degree	23	49	25	3	201
Post grad study/professional degree	26	46	22	6	162
income
Less than $30k	24	46	24	5	256
$30k to less than $50k	23	40	33	4	176
$50k to less than $75k	14	51	31	4	178
$75k to less than $100k	23	46	25	6	154
$100k or more	21	47	25	7	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	15	48	29	8	427
Independent	16	44	34	6	198
Democrat	30	46	23	1	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	15	50	27	8	334
Independent	19	45	32	5	418
Democrat	33	43	22	2	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	15	50	27	8	334
Lean Republican	17	40	35	8	93
Independent	16	44	34	6	198
Lean Democrat	25	51	25	0	127
Democrat	33	43	22	2	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	18	49	25	8	198
Weak Republican	11	51	29	9	136
Lean Republican	17	40	35	8	93
Independent	16	44	34	6	198
Lean Democrat	25	51	25	0	127
Weak Democrat	22	51	24	3	117
Strong Democrat	42	38	20	1	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	22	48	25	4	602
Black Non-Hispanic	26	30	39	5	114
Hispanic	16	48	28	8	171
Other	20	45	27	8	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	19	43	31	6	80
Once a week	21	54	20	5	183
Once or twice a month	23	44	30	3	80
A few times a year	20	42	33	6	156
Seldom	22	46	26	6	222
Never	22	45	29	5	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	23	44	27	5	221
Mainline Protestant	19	44	29	8	193
Roman Catholic	18	51	27	4	182
No religion	23	46	27	4	296
Other religion	22	48	26	4	118
ideology
Very conservative	23	44	22	10	124
Somewhat conservative	15	46	31	7	245
Moderate	16	48	31	5	405
Somewhat liberal	32	47	20	1	139
Very liberal	37	41	20	2	105
voter registration status
Yes	24	45	25	5	731
No	14	48	33	5	287

K5A: Deportation, v1

Do you favor or oppose deporting immigrants who are living in the United States illegally back to their home countries?
	Strongly favor	Somewhat favor	Somewhat oppose	Strongly oppose	n
sex
Male	38	26	24	11	235
Female	24	32	27	17	254
Another gender	55	0	0	45	1
age
18-29	16	24	37	23	92
30-44	21	35	22	22	131
45-59	40	26	25	9	125
60+	41	30	24	6	152
education
Less than HS	11	46	25	18	34
HS graduate	32	31	29	8	154
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	35	28	23	14	133
Bachelor's degree	36	22	29	14	87
Post grad study/professional degree	25	29	24	22	85
income
Less than $30k	29	29	25	18	117
$30k to less than $50k	26	35	27	12	80
$50k to less than $75k	33	23	26	17	89
$75k to less than $100k	34	30	27	10	82
$100k or more	33	29	26	13	128
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	63	30	6	1	209
Independent	13	38	38	11	89
Democrat	5	24	41	29	201
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	62	30	6	1	165
Independent	22	33	31	15	197
Democrat	5	23	42	30	137
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	62	30	6	1	165
Lean Republican	65	30	3	2	44
Independent	13	38	38	11	89
Lean Democrat	6	27	40	28	64
Democrat	5	23	42	30	137
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	67	27	5	1	94
Weak Republican	57	35	9	0	71
Lean Republican	65	30	3	2	44
Independent	13	38	38	11	89
Lean Democrat	6	27	40	28	64
Weak Democrat	7	25	49	19	56
Strong Democrat	4	21	37	38	82
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	40	28	20	12	296
Black Non-Hispanic	13	24	55	9	58
Hispanic	15	26	33	26	85
Other	19	46	19	16	45
religious service attendance
More than once a week	47	15	33	5	35
Once a week	34	35	21	10	97
Once or twice a month	25	33	36	7	44
A few times a year	32	30	25	13	74
Seldom	28	32	23	17	109
Never	28	25	27	20	141
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	43	28	23	6	105
Mainline Protestant	29	38	27	5	91
Roman Catholic	44	22	16	18	95
No religion	19	29	31	21	141
Other religion	21	25	33	21	62
ideology
Very conservative	67	30	1	1	64
Somewhat conservative	57	27	14	3	116
Moderate	21	35	30	14	204
Somewhat liberal	1	27	45	27	67
Very liberal	3	12	41	44	48
voter registration status
Yes	34	28	27	11	375
No	21	33	21	24	124

K5B: Deportation, v2

Do you favor or oppose deporting immigrants who are living in the United States illegally back to their home countries even if they have lived here for a number of years, have jobs and no criminal record?
	Strongly favor	Somewhat favor	Somewhat oppose	Strongly oppose	n
sex
Male	22	23	27	29	253
Female	19	22	22	36	255
Another gender	0	0	0	100	2
age
18-29	12	20	33	35	104
30-44	20	21	27	32	136
45-59	20	22	23	35	115
60+	25	26	19	30	164
education
Less than HS	31	32	22	15	57
HS graduate	27	19	23	31	132
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	22	23	26	28	135
Bachelor's degree	9	19	30	42	114
Post grad study/professional degree	11	25	21	44	77
income
Less than $30k	24	25	18	33	139
$30k to less than $50k	16	26	30	28	96
$50k to less than $75k	15	20	22	43	89
$75k to less than $100k	23	25	25	28	71
$100k or more	19	18	31	32	122
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	35	31	23	10	218
Independent	8	23	31	38	110
Democrat	9	13	23	55	192
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	42	32	19	7	170
Independent	9	20	33	38	221
Democrat	9	15	19	57	129
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	42	32	19	7	170
Lean Republican	12	27	40	21	48
Independent	8	23	31	38	110
Lean Democrat	9	8	32	52	63
Democrat	9	15	19	57	129
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	50	34	10	5	104
Weak Republican	29	29	32	10	65
Lean Republican	12	27	40	21	48
Independent	8	23	31	38	110
Lean Democrat	9	8	32	52	63
Weak Democrat	11	22	17	50	61
Strong Democrat	7	8	21	64	68
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	24	25	22	28	306
Black Non-Hispanic	7	17	23	53	56
Hispanic	19	16	25	40	87
Other	10	26	36	28	49
religious service attendance
More than once a week	22	29	26	22	45
Once a week	27	25	23	26	87
Once or twice a month	22	19	19	40	37
A few times a year	11	23	31	34	83
Seldom	23	21	20	36	113
Never	18	21	27	34	155
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	29	26	21	23	115
Mainline Protestant	20	25	23	32	102
Roman Catholic	20	23	22	36	87
No religion	15	18	29	39	155
Other religion	14	25	27	34	56
ideology
Very conservative	51	33	13	3	60
Somewhat conservative	25	32	28	14	128
Moderate	15	22	31	32	202
Somewhat liberal	10	15	27	48	73
Very liberal	4	1	6	90	56
voter registration status
Yes	21	23	22	34	355
No	18	22	31	29	164

K8: family financial situation

Thinking about your family's financial situation, would you say you are living comfortably, just getting by, or struggling to make ends meet?
	Living comfortably	Just getting by	Struggling	n
sex
Male	38	46	16	489
Female	34	49	17	509
Another gender	32	21	47	4
age
18-29	25	53	22	195
30-44	30	52	19	267
45-59	35	44	21	240
60+	48	43	9	316
education
Less than HS	8	52	40	91
HS graduate	25	50	24	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	34	51	15	268
Bachelor's degree	50	44	6	201
Post grad study/professional degree	56	36	7	162
income
Less than $30k	12	54	35	256
$30k to less than $50k	28	52	20	176
$50k to less than $75k	34	51	15	178
$75k to less than $100k	48	46	6	154
$100k or more	60	37	4	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	37	46	17	427
Independent	22	55	23	198
Democrat	41	46	14	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	37	48	16	334
Independent	30	50	20	418
Democrat	44	44	12	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	37	48	16	334
Lean Republican	41	39	20	93
Independent	22	55	23	198
Lean Democrat	33	50	17	127
Democrat	44	44	12	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	35	48	18	198
Weak Republican	39	47	13	136
Lean Republican	41	39	20	93
Independent	22	55	23	198
Lean Democrat	33	50	17	127
Weak Democrat	45	43	13	117
Strong Democrat	44	44	11	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	42	42	16	602
Black Non-Hispanic	21	58	21	114
Hispanic	23	55	22	171
Other	37	51	12	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	44	47	9	80
Once a week	40	48	12	183
Once or twice a month	27	57	16	80
A few times a year	30	48	22	156
Seldom	36	47	18	222
Never	36	46	18	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	37	48	15	221
Mainline Protestant	27	55	18	193
Roman Catholic	40	42	18	182
No religion	34	47	19	296
Other religion	44	45	10	118
ideology
Very conservative	40	45	15	124
Somewhat conservative	38	46	16	245
Moderate	30	51	19	405
Somewhat liberal	45	44	12	139
Very liberal	36	46	18	105
voter registration status
Yes	38	47	15	731
No	30	48	22	287

K9: Do away with SCOTUS

[If the U.S. Supreme Court started making a lot of decisions that most people disagree with, it might be better to do away with the Supreme Court altogether.] How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement
	Strongly agree	Agree	Neither agree nor disagree	Disagree	Strongly disagree	n
sex
Male	7	14	25	25	30	489
Female	8	9	38	26	20	509
Another gender	14	0	21	0	64	4
age
18-29	10	16	36	25	13	195
30-44	10	15	36	23	17	267
45-59	6	9	30	29	26	240
60+	5	6	27	25	37	316
education
Less than HS	10	16	49	17	9	91
HS graduate	8	15	38	16	23	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	8	10	33	28	21	268
Bachelor's degree	6	7	22	33	32	201
Post grad study/professional degree	6	7	19	34	34	162
income
Less than $30k	9	18	42	19	12	256
$30k to less than $50k	7	16	31	22	23	176
$50k to less than $75k	11	6	28	30	24	178
$75k to less than $100k	3	3	36	27	31	154
$100k or more	6	8	22	30	35	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	4	7	28	21	41	427
Independent	8	17	44	22	9	198
Democrat	11	13	30	32	14	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	4	8	29	20	39	334
Independent	7	13	34	26	19	418
Democrat	12	12	32	31	14	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	4	8	29	20	39	334
Lean Republican	5	3	23	22	47	93
Independent	8	17	44	22	9	198
Lean Democrat	9	15	28	34	15	127
Democrat	12	12	32	31	14	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	4	5	29	19	43	198
Weak Republican	4	11	28	23	35	136
Lean Republican	5	3	23	22	47	93
Independent	8	17	44	22	9	198
Lean Democrat	9	15	28	34	15	127
Weak Democrat	9	10	31	39	11	117
Strong Democrat	13	13	33	25	16	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	4	8	27	27	34	602
Black Non-Hispanic	14	17	39	25	5	114
Hispanic	11	13	45	20	11	171
Other	12	20	34	24	9	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	9	4	34	12	42	80
Once a week	7	12	24	23	34	183
Once or twice a month	9	7	45	20	20	80
A few times a year	8	12	26	34	19	156
Seldom	7	10	35	28	21	222
Never	7	14	33	25	21	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	8	9	28	19	36	221
Mainline Protestant	6	7	36	29	23	193
Roman Catholic	6	5	32	28	29	182
No religion	9	18	33	26	14	296
Other religion	7	14	27	28	25	118
ideology
Very conservative	6	6	26	10	53	124
Somewhat conservative	3	8	28	23	37	245
Moderate	7	13	38	28	13	405
Somewhat liberal	5	14	27	36	17	139
Very liberal	23	12	28	22	15	105
voter registration status
Yes	7	9	29	26	29	731
No	8	17	39	22	14	287

K10: Remove justices

[Justices on the U.S. Supreme Court who consistently make unpopular decisions should be removed from their position as Justice.] How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement
	Strongly agree	Agree	Neither agree nor disagree	Disagree	Strongly disagree	n
sex
Male	10	18	29	20	23	489
Female	8	19	40	19	14	509
Another gender	14	21	0	0	64	4
age
18-29	10	23	38	20	9	195
30-44	10	22	39	16	13	267
45-59	10	15	33	21	21	240
60+	6	15	31	22	27	316
education
Less than HS	9	22	61	2	5	91
HS graduate	14	22	34	12	17	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	6	20	40	20	14	268
Bachelor's degree	7	16	20	32	25	201
Post grad study/professional degree	6	8	29	27	29	162
income
Less than $30k	11	22	44	13	9	256
$30k to less than $50k	10	24	30	17	19	176
$50k to less than $75k	11	18	37	19	15	178
$75k to less than $100k	4	13	37	25	20	154
$100k or more	6	12	25	26	30	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	6	12	31	19	31	427
Independent	9	24	40	15	12	198
Democrat	12	22	36	23	8	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	5	14	34	19	29	334
Independent	10	20	35	19	17	418
Democrat	12	22	36	22	8	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	5	14	34	19	29	334
Lean Republican	11	7	23	20	40	93
Independent	9	24	40	15	12	198
Lean Democrat	11	22	35	23	9	127
Democrat	12	22	36	22	8	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	4	15	34	16	32	198
Weak Republican	5	13	34	24	26	136
Lean Republican	11	7	23	20	40	93
Independent	9	24	40	15	12	198
Lean Democrat	11	22	35	23	9	127
Weak Democrat	10	21	37	27	6	117
Strong Democrat	13	23	36	19	9	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	6	14	33	22	25	602
Black Non-Hispanic	16	29	35	14	6	114
Hispanic	13	24	42	14	7	171
Other	9	22	37	21	12	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	7	11	30	15	38	80
Once a week	7	17	33	19	23	183
Once or twice a month	10	22	35	16	17	80
A few times a year	3	26	31	23	17	156
Seldom	12	11	37	24	16	222
Never	11	21	37	18	13	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	10	16	29	18	27	221
Mainline Protestant	5	19	41	19	17	193
Roman Catholic	4	15	37	24	20	182
No religion	13	21	35	19	12	296
Other religion	10	17	31	22	21	118
ideology
Very conservative	7	9	32	12	39	124
Somewhat conservative	8	14	27	22	29	245
Moderate	8	21	42	19	10	405
Somewhat liberal	7	20	35	30	9	139
Very liberal	18	25	30	14	13	105
voter registration status
Yes	8	16	33	22	21	731
No	10	25	39	15	11	287

K11: Reduce SCOTUS independence

[The U.S. Supreme Court ought to be made less independent so that it listens a lot more to what the people want.] How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement
	Strongly agree	Agree	Neither agree nor disagree	Disagree	Strongly disagree	n
sex
Male	11	22	24	20	24	489
Female	14	28	23	20	14	509
Another gender	14	0	21	0	64	4
age
18-29	14	34	23	21	7	195
30-44	17	27	29	16	12	267
45-59	11	23	25	17	23	240
60+	9	20	19	23	28	316
education
Less than HS	17	35	33	13	2	91
HS graduate	18	26	25	14	17	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	12	31	26	16	14	268
Bachelor's degree	8	18	22	26	27	201
Post grad study/professional degree	8	17	16	32	28	162
income
Less than $30k	20	29	28	15	8	256
$30k to less than $50k	15	33	21	12	19	176
$50k to less than $75k	15	29	22	18	16	178
$75k to less than $100k	4	19	27	27	22	154
$100k or more	8	16	21	25	30	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	11	20	20	16	33	427
Independent	11	29	31	21	8	198
Democrat	15	29	25	23	9	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	12	21	22	15	31	334
Independent	12	28	24	20	15	418
Democrat	15	26	27	24	9	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	12	21	22	15	31	334
Lean Republican	10	18	15	19	39	93
Independent	11	29	31	21	8	198
Lean Democrat	15	35	20	20	9	127
Democrat	15	26	27	24	9	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	10	18	26	13	33	198
Weak Republican	15	25	15	17	28	136
Lean Republican	10	18	15	19	39	93
Independent	11	29	31	21	8	198
Lean Democrat	15	35	20	20	9	127
Weak Democrat	16	20	27	30	8	117
Strong Democrat	13	31	26	20	10	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	10	21	22	21	27	602
Black Non-Hispanic	24	29	28	18	2	114
Hispanic	17	38	25	13	7	171
Other	13	27	28	25	7	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	10	14	28	11	37	80
Once a week	12	22	18	21	27	183
Once or twice a month	10	32	29	11	17	80
A few times a year	17	27	20	21	15	156
Seldom	16	24	25	21	14	222
Never	10	28	27	21	14	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	11	22	21	18	28	221
Mainline Protestant	15	26	28	14	16	193
Roman Catholic	8	23	24	23	22	182
No religion	16	28	24	21	11	296
Other religion	10	25	23	20	22	118
ideology
Very conservative	10	12	24	10	44	124
Somewhat conservative	8	22	18	22	29	245
Moderate	12	29	31	19	9	405
Somewhat liberal	14	28	20	27	11	139
Very liberal	28	28	18	15	11	105
voter registration status
Yes	11	23	22	20	23	731
No	16	30	29	18	8	287

X1: Trust in government

How much of the time do you think you can trust the government in Washington to do what is right?...Just about always, most of the time, only some of the time, never?
	Just about always	Most of the time	Only some of the time	Never	n
sex
Male	0	16	72	12	489
Female	2	16	68	14	509
Another gender	0	0	53	47	4
age
18-29	1	17	69	13	195
30-44	2	16	68	15	267
45-59	1	13	73	13	240
60+	1	17	70	12	316
education
Less than HS	1	34	49	15	91
HS graduate	1	13	70	15	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	1	16	71	12	268
Bachelor's degree	0	12	79	9	201
Post grad study/professional degree	2	16	68	15	162
income
Less than $30k	2	23	62	13	256
$30k to less than $50k	1	13	72	13	176
$50k to less than $75k	0	15	70	15	178
$75k to less than $100k	1	9	79	11	154
$100k or more	1	14	72	13	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	2	21	68	9	427
Independent	2	17	67	15	198
Democrat	0	9	74	16	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	2	22	68	8	334
Independent	1	14	68	17	418
Democrat	1	10	76	13	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	2	22	68	8	334
Lean Republican	0	18	66	15	93
Independent	2	17	67	15	198
Lean Democrat	0	7	71	22	127
Democrat	1	10	76	13	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	4	24	66	6	198
Weak Republican	0	19	72	10	136
Lean Republican	0	18	66	15	93
Independent	2	17	67	15	198
Lean Democrat	0	7	71	22	127
Weak Democrat	1	15	72	12	117
Strong Democrat	1	7	78	14	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	1	15	71	12	602
Black Non-Hispanic	3	11	72	14	114
Hispanic	1	20	66	14	171
Other	1	16	69	15	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	9	11	73	7	80
Once a week	0	16	74	11	183
Once or twice a month	0	27	61	12	80
A few times a year	1	18	67	14	156
Seldom	1	16	72	11	222
Never	1	12	70	18	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	3	16	71	10	221
Mainline Protestant	1	19	64	16	193
Roman Catholic	1	19	70	10	182
No religion	1	12	75	13	296
Other religion	2	12	67	19	118
ideology
Very conservative	4	20	67	10	124
Somewhat conservative	1	19	70	10	245
Moderate	1	18	70	11	405
Somewhat liberal	0	6	75	18	139
Very liberal	1	7	67	25	105
voter registration status
Yes	1	14	72	13	731
No	1	19	66	14	287

X2: Trust in others

Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted, or most people can't be trusted?
	Most people can be trusted	Most people can't be trusted	n
sex
Male	50	50	489
Female	46	54	509
Another gender	36	64	4
age
18-29	29	71	195
30-44	37	63	267
45-59	51	49	240
60+	66	34	316
education
Less than HS	16	84	91
HS graduate	44	56	286
Vocational/tech school/some college/ associates	48	52	268
Bachelor's degree	57	43	201
Post grad study/professional degree	62	38	162
income
Less than $30k	32	68	256
$30k to less than $50k	41	59	176
$50k to less than $75k	53	47	178
$75k to less than $100k	54	46	154
$100k or more	62	38	250
party ID, leaners as partisans
Republican	53	47	427
Independent	22	78	198
Democrat	55	45	393
party ID, leaners as independents
Republican	55	45	334
Independent	37	63	418
Democrat	57	43	266
party ID, leaners separate
Republican	55	45	334
Lean Republican	48	52	93
Independent	22	78	198
Lean Democrat	52	48	127
Democrat	57	43	266
party ID, 7-category
Strong Republican	56	44	198
Weak Republican	53	47	136
Lean Republican	48	52	93
Independent	22	78	198
Lean Democrat	52	48	127
Weak Democrat	52	48	117
Strong Democrat	61	39	149
race and ethnicity
White Non-Hispanic	59	41	602
Black Non-Hispanic	29	71	114
Hispanic	27	73	171
Other	42	58	95
religious service attendance
More than once a week	55	45	80
Once a week	48	52	183
Once or twice a month	45	55	80
A few times a year	49	51	156
Seldom	49	51	222
Never	45	55	296
religious preference
Born-again Protestant	46	54	221
Mainline Protestant	47	53	193
Roman Catholic	52	48	182
No religion	47	53	296
Other religion	48	52	118
ideology
Very conservative	52	48	124
Somewhat conservative	54	46	245
Moderate	38	62	405
Somewhat liberal	61	39	139
Very liberal	52	48	105
voter registration status
Yes	56	44	731
No	27	73	287