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Monthly Harvard-Harris Poll: January 2020

This survey was conducted online within the United States from January 27-29, 2020 among 2,527 registered voters by The Harris

Poll.

The results reflect a nationally representative sample. Results were weighted for age within gender, region, race/ethnicity, marital

status, household size, income, employment, political party, political ideology, and education where necessary to align them with their

actual proportions in the population. Propensity score weighting was also used to adjust for respondents’ propensity to be online.

Base n=2527 Base n=2527

AGE* POLITICAL PARTY*

18-34 25% Democrat 37%

35-49 25% Republican 32% 50-64 29% Independent 29%

65+ 21% Other 2%

SEX* LOCALE

Male 48% Urban 26%

Female 52% Suburban 54% EDUCATION* Rural 19%

Less than high school degree 8% POLITICAL IDEOLOGY*

High school degree to less than 4-year college degree 58% Liberal 27%

4-year college degree or more 35% Moderate 42%

RACE/ETHNICITY* Conservative 31%

White 68%

Black/African American 12% Hispanic 14%

Asian 5% Other 2%

Fielding Period: January 27 - 29, 2020

HCAPS (Filtered on Registered Voters)

Weighted To The U.S. General Adult Population

1 Feb 2020

Table 1

Q4007 What is your age?

Base: All Respondents

Total

Unweighted Base 2527

Weighted Base 2493

18-34 634

25%

35-49 623

25%

50-64 713

29%

65+ 523

21%

Mean 48.5

Std. Dev. 16.61

Std. Err. 0.33

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 2

Q4005 What is your gender?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Male 1198

48%

Female 1294

52%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 3

Q2109 In what country or region do you currently reside?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

United States 2493

100%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 4

S2 In which state do you reside?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Alabama 39

2%

Alaska 5

*

Arizona 64

3%

Arkansas 16

1%

California 289

12%

Colorado 47

2%

Connecticut 35

1%

Delaware 5

*

District of Columbia 5

*

Florida 201

8%

Georgia 76

3%

Hawaii 12

*

Idaho 9

*

Illinois 113

5%

Indiana 45

2%

Iowa 28

1%

Kansas 12

*

Kentucky 37

1%

Louisiana 26

1%

Maine 5

*

Maryland 44

2%

Massachusetts 52

2%

Michigan 81

3%




1 Feb 2020

Table 4



Total

Weighted Base 2493

Minnesota 37

1%

Mississippi 13

1%

Missouri 46

2%

Montana 9

*

Nebraska 11

*

Nevada 33

1%

New Hampshire 8

*

New Jersey 97

4%

New Mexico 17

1%

New York 175

7%

North Carolina 81

3%

North Dakota 3

*

Ohio 103

4%

Oklahoma 20

1%

Oregon 27

1%

Pennsylvania 92

4%

Rhode Island 2

*

South Carolina 42

2%

South Dakota 2

*

Tennessee 42

2%

Texas 177

7%

Utah 16

1%

Vermont 2

*

Virginia 74

3%




1 Feb 2020

Table 4



Total

Weighted Base 2493

Washington 59

2%

West Virginia 14

1%

Wisconsin 48

2%

Wyoming -

-

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 5

S1 Are you at least 18 years of age and registered to vote?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Yes 2493

100%

No -

-

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 6

M1 In general, do you think the country is on the right track or is it off on the wrong track?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Right track 966

39%

Wrong track 1332

53%

Don't know / Unsure 195

8%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 7

M2 In general, do you think the American economy is on the right track or is it off on the wrong track?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Right track 1280

51%

Wrong track 893

36%

Don't know / Unsure 320

13%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 8

I3 How strong do you think the U.S. economy is today?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Strong (Net) 1846

74%

Very strong 632

25%

Somewhat strong 1214

49%

Weak (Net) 647

26%

Somewhat weak 522

21%

Very weak 125

5%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 9

I4 Would you say that your personal financial situation is improving or getting worse?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Improving 989

40%

Getting worse 498

20%

Just as well off 894

36%

No opinion 112

4%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 10

M3 Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President of the United States?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Approve (Net) 1153

46%

Strongly approve 623

25%

Somewhat approve 530

21%

Disapprove (Net) 1340

54%

Somewhat disapprove 358

14%

Strongly disapprove 982

39%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 11

M3X Do you think 6 months from now the economy will be as it is now, going into a recession, or improving further?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Same as it is now 1173

47%

Going into a recession 769

31%

Improving 550

22%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 12

M3A Do you approve or disapprove of the job President Trump is doing on ...?

Summary Of Approve


Total


Weighted Base 2493

The economy 1499

60%

Stimulating jobs 1498

60%

Fighting terrorism 1348

54%

Immigration 1193

48%

Foreign affairs 1138

46%

Administering the 1113

government 45%




1 Feb 2020

Table 13

M3A Do you approve or disapprove of the job President Trump is doing on ...?

Summary Of Disapprove


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Administering the 1380

government 55%

Foreign affairs 1355

54%

Immigration 1300

52%

Fighting terrorism 1145

46%

Stimulating jobs 995

40%

The economy 994

40%




1 Feb 2020

Table 14

M3A_1 Do you approve or disapprove of the job President Trump is doing on ...?

The economy


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Approve (Net) 1499

60%


33%


27%


40%


15%


25%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 15


Foreign affairs


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Approve (Net) 1138

46%


24%


21%


54%


16%


39%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 16


Fighting terrorism


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Approve (Net) 1348

54%


32%


22%


46%


16%


30%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 17


Administering the government


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Approve (Net) 1113

45%


23%


22%


55%


16%


39%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 18


Stimulating jobs


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Approve (Net) 1498

60%


32%


28%


40%


16%


24%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 19


Immigration


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Approve (Net) 1193

48%


28%


20%


52%


14%


38%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 20

M4 Do you approve or disapprove of the way the Republican Party is handling its job?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Approve (Net) 1086

44%


15%


29%


56%


22%


34%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 21

M5 Do you approve or disapprove of the way the Democratic Party is handling its job?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Approve (Net) 1160

47%


15%


31%


53%


22%


32%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 22

QE2020 If Donald Trump runs for reelection in 2020 as the Republican candidate, will you...?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Definitely vote for 719

Trump 29%

Probably vote for Trump 260

10%

Probably vote for the 229

Democratic candidate 9%

Definitely vote for the 897

Democratic candidate 36%

I will vote for and 179

Independent or Other 7%

Candidate

Not Sure / Other 209

8%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 23

Q1903 Regardless of how you may vote, what do you usually consider yourself?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Republican 790

32%

Democrat 919

37%

Independent 733

29%

Other 50

2%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 24

Q1905 Would you call yourself a strong Republican or a not-so-strong Republican?

Base: Republican

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Strong Republican 493

62%

Not-so-strong 298

Republican 38%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 25

Q1910 Would you call yourself a strong Democrat or a not-so-strong Democrat?

Base: Democrat

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Strong Democrat 588

64%

Not-so-strong Democrat 331

36%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 26

Q1912 Insert text assignment

Base: Independent/Other

Total

Unweighted Base 739

Weighted Base 783

Republican/Democratic 366

47%

Democratic/Republican 418

53%

Sigma 783

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 27

Q1915 Do you lean more toward the Republican Party or toward the Democratic Party/the Democratic Party or toward the Republican Party?

Base: Independent/Other

Total

Unweighted Base 738

Weighted Base 782

Lean Republican 196

25%

Lean Democrat 218

28%

Do not lean either way 369

47%

Sigma 782

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 28

DT0201 Do you consider yourself to be more a supporter of Donald Trump or more of a supporter of the Republican Party?

Base: Republican Or Ind-Lean Republican

Total

Unweighted Base 982

Weighted Base 986

Supporter of Donald 449

Trump 46%

Supporter of the 238

Republican Party 24%

Both 212

22%

Neither 74

8%

Not Sure 13

1%

Sigma 986

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 29

LABEL1101R Which of the following labels do you most identify with as a Republican?

Please rank your top three labels. Next to the first-ranked labels, enter ''1'', next to the second-ranked label, enter ''2''; next to the third-ranked label, enter ''3.''

You may select up to three options.

Summary Table Of Rank 1

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Trump Republican 158

20%

Christian Conservative 117

15%

Conservative Republican 110

14%

Moderate Republican 83

10%

Reagan Republican 81

10%

Fiscal Conservative 47

6%

Liberal Republican 30

4%

Compassionate 26

Conservative 3%

Heartland Republican 25

3%

Social Conservative 24

3%

Bush Republican 19

2%

Libertarian 16

2%

Nationalist 10

1%

Alt-Right 7

1%

Populist 5

1%

Other 1

*




1 Feb 2020

Table 30





Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790


17%


11%

Trump Republican 87

11%


9%


8%


7%


6%

Compassionate 43

Conservative 5%

Bush Republican 36

5%


4%


3%

Nationalist 22

3%

Populist 11

1%

Libertarian 10

1%

Alt-Right 10

1%

Other 2

*




1 Feb 2020

Table 31





Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790


11%

Trump Republican 86

11%


9%


9%

Compassionate 68

Conservative 9%


6%


6%


6%

Bush Republican 37

5%

Nationalist 32

4%


4%


3%

Libertarian 14

2%

Alt-Right 10

1%

Populist 8

1%

Other 7

1%




1 Feb 2020

Table 32




Summary Table Of Rank 1,2,3

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790


42%

Trump Republican 330

42%


30%


28%


28%


20%

Compassionate 137

Conservative 17%


15%

Bush Republican 93

12%


11%


10%

Nationalist 64

8%

Libertarian 41

5%

Alt-Right 27

3%

Populist 23

3%

Other 11

1%




1 Feb 2020

Table 33

LABEL1101R_1 Which of the following labels do you most identify with as a Republican?



Compassionate Conservative

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Rank 1 26

3%

Rank 2 43

5%

Rank 3 68

9%

None of these 31

4%

No Answer 623

79%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 34




Christian Conservative

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Rank 1 117

15%

Rank 2 56

7%

Rank 3 50

6%

None of these 31

4%

No Answer 536

68%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 35




Social Conservative

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Rank 1 24

3%

Rank 2 46

6%

Rank 3 51

6%

None of these 31

4%

No Answer 640

81%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 36




Fiscal Conservative

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Rank 1 47

6%

Rank 2 64

8%

Rank 3 47

6%

None of these 31

4%

No Answer 601

76%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 37




Reagan Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Rank 1 81

10%

Rank 2 73

9%

Rank 3 70

9%

None of these 31

4%

No Answer 536

68%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 38




Bush Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Rank 1 19

2%

Rank 2 36

5%

Rank 3 37

5%

None of these 31

4%

No Answer 667

84%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 39




Trump Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Rank 1 158

20%

Rank 2 87

11%

Rank 3 86

11%

None of these 31

4%

No Answer 429

54%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 40




Heartland Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Rank 1 25

3%

Rank 2 29

4%

Rank 3 29

4%

None of these 31

4%

No Answer 677

86%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 41




Liberal Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Rank 1 30

4%

Rank 2 27

3%

Rank 3 27

3%

None of these 31

4%

No Answer 676

85%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 42




Moderate Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Rank 1 83

10%

Rank 2 89

11%

Rank 3 68

9%

None of these 31

4%

No Answer 520

66%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 43




Conservative Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Rank 1 110

14%

Rank 2 135

17%

Rank 3 87

11%

None of these 31

4%

No Answer 428

54%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 44




Nationalist

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Rank 1 10

1%

Rank 2 22

3%

Rank 3 32

4%

None of these 31

4%

No Answer 696

88%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 45




Populist

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Rank 1 5

1%

Rank 2 11

1%

Rank 3 8

1%

None of these 31

4%

No Answer 736

93%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 46




Libertarian

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Rank 1 16

2%

Rank 2 10

1%

Rank 3 14

2%

None of these 31

4%

No Answer 719

91%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 47




Alt-Right

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Rank 1 7

1%

Rank 2 10

1%

Rank 3 10

1%

None of these 31

4%

No Answer 733

93%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 48




Other

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 808

Weighted Base 790

Rank 1 1

*

Rank 2 2

*

Rank 3 7

1%

None of these 31

4%

No Answer 748

95%

Sigma 790

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 49

LABEL1102D Which of the following labels do you most identify with as a Democrat?




Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Obama Democrat 238

26%

Moderate Democrat 155

17%

Liberal Democrat 150

16%

Progressive 61

7%

Clinton Democrat 51

6%

Conservative Democrat 46

5%

Environmentalist 34

4%

Democratic Socialist 31

3%

Fiscally Conservative 21

Democrat 2%

Socialist 17

2%

Socially Conservative 15

Democrat 2%

Trump Democrat 13

1%

Nationalist 8

1%

Populist 7

1%

Libertarian 6

1%

Communist 3

*

Antifa 3

*

Other 1

*




1 Feb 2020

Table 50





Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Obama Democrat 136

15%

Clinton Democrat 106

12%


11%

Liberal Democrat 92

10%

Progressive 83

9%

Environmentalist 77

8%


5%


Democrat 5%


4%


Democrat 3%

Socialist 23

2%

Libertarian 14

2%

Trump Democrat 14

1%

Nationalist 11

1%

Populist 10

1%

Communist 6

1%

Antifa 3

*

Other 6

1%




1 Feb 2020

Table 51





Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919


12%

Obama Democrat 89

10%

Environmentalist 88

10%


9%

Clinton Democrat 79

9%

Progressive 73

8%


6%


5%


Democrat 4%


Democrat 4%

Nationalist 23

3%

Socialist 22

2%

Trump Democrat 15

2%

Libertarian 15

2%

Populist 10

1%

Communist 8

1%

Antifa 6

1%

Other 4

*




1 Feb 2020

Table 52





Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Obama Democrat 463

50%


38%


37%

Clinton Democrat 236

26%

Progressive 217

24%

Environmentalist 199

22%


15%


14%


Democrat 11%


Democrat 9%

Socialist 62

7%

Nationalist 42

5%

Trump Democrat 42

5%

Libertarian 35

4%

Populist 27

3%

Communist 17

2%

Antifa 11

1%

Other 11

1%




1 Feb 2020

Table 53

LABEL1102D_1 Which of the following labels do you most identify with as a Democrat?



Democratic Socialist

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 31

3%

Rank 2 35

4%

Rank 3 59

6%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 736

80%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 54




Liberal Democrat

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 150

16%

Rank 2 92

10%

Rank 3 106

12%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 511

56%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 55




Moderate Democrat

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 155

17%

Rank 2 101

11%

Rank 3 80

9%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 524

57%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 56




Conservative Democrat

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 46

5%

Rank 2 48

5%

Rank 3 41

5%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 724

79%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 57




Fiscally Conservative Democrat

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 21

2%

Rank 2 43

5%

Rank 3 38

4%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 758

82%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 58




Socially Conservative Democrat

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 15

2%

Rank 2 32

3%

Rank 3 34

4%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 780

85%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 59




Clinton Democrat

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 51

6%

Rank 2 106

12%

Rank 3 79

9%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 624

68%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 60




Obama Democrat

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 238

26%

Rank 2 136

15%

Rank 3 89

10%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 397

43%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 61




Trump Democrat

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 13

1%

Rank 2 14

1%

Rank 3 15

2%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 818

89%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 62




Socialist

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 17

2%

Rank 2 23

2%

Rank 3 22

2%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 798

87%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 63




Communist

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 3

*

Rank 2 6

1%

Rank 3 8

1%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 843

92%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 64




Nationalist

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 8

1%

Rank 2 11

1%

Rank 3 23

3%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 818

89%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 65




Populist

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 7

1%

Rank 2 10

1%

Rank 3 10

1%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 833

91%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 66




Environmentalist

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 34

4%

Rank 2 77

8%

Rank 3 88

10%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 661

72%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 67




Libertarian

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 6

1%

Rank 2 14

2%

Rank 3 15

2%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 825

90%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 68




Antifa

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 3

*

Rank 2 3

*

Rank 3 6

1%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 848

92%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 69




Progressive

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 61

7%

Rank 2 83

9%

Rank 3 73

8%

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 643

70%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 70




Other

Base: DEM

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Rank 1 1

*

Rank 2 6

1%

Rank 3 4

*

None of these 59

6%

No Answer 849

92%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 71

LABEL1103I Which of the following labels do you most identify with?




Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733


10%

Obama Democrat 59

8%

Libertarian 49

7%

Trump Republican 41

6%

Progressive 39

5%


5%


5%

Liberal Democrat 31

4%


4%

Compassionate 28

Conservative 4%


4%


3%


3%


3%


2%


2%

Clinton Democrat 9

1%

Nationalist 9

1%

Communist 8

1%

Socialist 6

1%

Bush Republican 6

1%




1 Feb 2020

Table 71





Base: Independents

Total

Populist 5

1%

Alt-Right 2

*


*

Antifa -

-

Other 30

4%




1 Feb 2020

Table 72





Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733


7%


6%

Progressive 45

6%


5%

Obama Democrat 35

5%

Clinton Democrat 32

4%

Liberal Democrat 32

4%

Compassionate 27

Conservative 4%


3%

Trump Republican 24

3%


3%

Libertarian 21

3%


3%

Bush Republican 21

3%


3%


3%


2%

Socialist 13

2%

Nationalist 12

2%


1%

Populist 8

1%




1 Feb 2020

Table 72





Base: Independents

Total


1%

Alt-Right 5

1%

Communist 3

*

Antifa 1

*

Other 7

1%




1 Feb 2020

Table 73





Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Progressive 42

6%


6%


5%


4%

Compassionate 32

Conservative 4%


4%

Trump Republican 28

4%

Libertarian 24

3%


3%


3%

Obama Democrat 22

3%


3%

Nationalist 19

3%


2%

Liberal Democrat 17

2%

Clinton Democrat 17

2%


2%


2%

Socialist 11

1%

Alt-Right 10

1%

Bush Republican 10

1%




1 Feb 2020

Table 73





Base: Independents

Total


1%

Populist 5

1%

Antifa 2

*

Communist 1

*

Other 13

2%




1 Feb 2020

Table 74





Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733


21%

Progressive 126

17%


16%

Obama Democrat 115

16%


14%

Libertarian 94

13%

Trump Republican 93

13%


12%

Compassionate 87

Conservative 12%

Liberal Democrat 80

11%


11%


9%


8%


8%

Clinton Democrat 58

8%


7%


6%

Nationalist 40

6%

Bush Republican 36

5%

Socialist 29

4%

Populist 18

2%




1 Feb 2020

Table 74





Base: Independents

Total

Alt-Right 18

2%


2%

Communist 12

2%

Antifa 3

*

Other 50

7%




1 Feb 2020

Table 75

LABEL1103I_1 Which of the following labels do you most identify with?



Compassionate Conservative

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 28

4%

Rank 2 27

4%

Rank 3 32

4%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 526

72%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 76




Christian Conservative

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 35

5%

Rank 2 19

3%

Rank 3 23

3%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 535

73%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 77




Social Conservative

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 13

2%

Rank 2 21

3%

Rank 3 28

4%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 549

75%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 78




Fiscal Conservative

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 28

4%

Rank 2 52

7%

Rank 3 23

3%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 509

69%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 79




Trump Republican

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 41

6%

Rank 2 24

3%

Rank 3 28

4%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 519

71%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 80




Bush Republican

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 6

1%

Rank 2 21

3%

Rank 3 10

1%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 576

79%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 81




Reagan Republican

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 27

4%

Rank 2 25

3%

Rank 3 38

5%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 523

71%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 82




Heartland Republican

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 2

*

Rank 2 10

1%

Rank 3 5

1%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 596

81%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 83




Liberal Republican

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 20

3%

Rank 2 17

2%

Rank 3 18

2%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 557

76%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 84




Moderate Republican

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 36

5%

Rank 2 47

6%

Rank 3 33

4%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 496

68%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 85




Conservative Republican

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 25

3%

Rank 2 20

3%

Rank 3 15

2%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 552

75%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 86




Communist

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 8

1%

Rank 2 3

*

Rank 3 1

*

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 600

82%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 87




Socialist

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 6

1%

Rank 2 13

2%

Rank 3 11

1%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 583

79%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 88




Democratic Socialist

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 19

3%

Rank 2 6

1%

Rank 3 17

2%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 571

78%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 89




Liberal Democrat

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 31

4%

Rank 2 32

4%

Rank 3 17

2%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 533

73%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 90




Moderate Democrat

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 73

10%

Rank 2 39

5%

Rank 3 40

6%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 460

63%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 91




Conservative Democrat

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 14

2%

Rank 2 23

3%

Rank 3 21

3%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 554

76%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 92




Clinton Democrat

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 9

1%

Rank 2 32

4%

Rank 3 17

2%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 554

76%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 93




Obama Democrat

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 59

8%

Rank 2 35

5%

Rank 3 22

3%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 497

68%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 94




Nationalist

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 9

1%

Rank 2 12

2%

Rank 3 19

3%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 572

78%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 95




Populist

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 5

1%

Rank 2 8

1%

Rank 3 5

1%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 594

81%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 96




Libertarian

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 49

7%

Rank 2 21

3%

Rank 3 24

3%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 518

71%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 97




Alt-Right

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 2

*

Rank 2 5

1%

Rank 3 10

1%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 595

81%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 98




Antifa

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 -

-

Rank 2 1

*

Rank 3 2

*

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 609

83%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 99




Progressive

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 39

5%

Rank 2 45

6%

Rank 3 42

6%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 486

66%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 100




Other

Base: Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 647

Weighted Base 733

Rank 1 30

4%

Rank 2 7

1%

Rank 3 13

2%

None of these 121

17%

No Answer 562

77%

Sigma 733

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 101

F1 Now we will show you some names and groups. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person or group - or if you've never heard of them.

Summary Of Ever Heard Of


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Barack Obama 2389

96%

Donald Trump 2384

96%

Hillary Clinton 2305

92%

Bernie Sanders 2297

92%

Bill Clinton 2294

92%

Joe Biden 2254

90%

Nancy Pelosi 2206

89%

Mike Pence 2125

85%

FBI 2095

84%

Elizabeth Warren 2091

84%

Department of Justice 2006

80%

Twitter 1963

79%

Michael Bloomberg 1942

78%

Mitch McConnell 1854

74%

Chuck Schumer 1732

69%

Pete Buttigieg 1697

68%

Lindsey Graham 1666

67%

Adam Schiff 1623

65%

William Barr 1473

59%

Alexandria Ocasio- -

Cortez -

Beto O'Rourke -

-

Facebook -

-




1 Feb 2020

Table 102


Summary Of Very Favorable/ Favorable


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Barack Obama 1477

59%

FBI 1472

59%


49%

Bill Clinton 1184

48%

Bernie Sanders 1168

47%

Joe Biden 1152

46%

Donald Trump 1035

42%


40%

Nancy Pelosi 974

39%

Mike Pence 970

39%


38%

Pete Buttigieg 900

36%

Twitter 898

36%

Hillary Clinton 889

36%

Chuck Schumer 742

30%

Adam Schiff 695

28%

Mitch McConnell 658

26%

Lindsey Graham 635

25%

William Barr 516

21%


Cortez -

Beto O'Rourke -

-

Facebook -

-




1 Feb 2020

Table 103


Summary Of Very Unfavorable/ Unfavorable


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Hillary Clinton 1417

57%

Donald Trump 1349

54%

Nancy Pelosi 1233

49%

Mitch McConnell 1195

48%

Mike Pence 1155

46%


46%

Bernie Sanders 1129

45%

Bill Clinton 1109

45%

Joe Biden 1101

44%

Twitter 1066

43%

Lindsey Graham 1031

41%

Chuck Schumer 990

40%

William Barr 956

38%


38%

Adam Schiff 928

37%

Barack Obama 912

37%

Pete Buttigieg 797

32%


32%

FBI 623

25%


Cortez -

Beto O'Rourke -

-

Facebook -

-




1 Feb 2020

Table 104

F1_1 Now we will show you some names and groups. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person or group - or if you've never heard of them.

Hillary Clinton


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Ever Heard Of (Net) 2305

92%

Very Favorable/ 889

Favorable (Sub-Net) 36%

Very favorable 320

13%

Favorable 569

23%

Very Unfavorable/ 1417

Unfavorable (Sub-Net) 57%

Unfavorable 413

17%

Very unfavorable 1003

40%

Never heard of them 21

1%

No opinion 167

7%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 105


Donald Trump


Total


Weighted Base 2493


96%

Very Favorable/ 1035


Very favorable 570

23%

Favorable 466

19%



Unfavorable 262

11%


44%


1%

No opinion 93

4%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 106


Mike Pence


Total


Weighted Base 2493


85%

Very Favorable/ 970


Very favorable 422

17%

Favorable 548

22%



Unfavorable 415

17%


30%


3%

No opinion 295

12%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 107


Nancy Pelosi


Total


Weighted Base 2493


89%

Very Favorable/ 974


Very favorable 416

17%

Favorable 558

22%



Unfavorable 308

12%


37%


2%

No opinion 231

9%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 108


Mitch McConnell


Total


Weighted Base 2493


74%

Very Favorable/ 658


Very favorable 197

8%

Favorable 461

18%



Unfavorable 382

15%


33%


7%

No opinion 463

19%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 109


Chuck Schumer


Total


Weighted Base 2493


69%

Very Favorable/ 742


Very favorable 232

9%

Favorable 510

20%



Unfavorable 342

14%


26%


9%

No opinion 535

21%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 110


Bernie Sanders


Total


Weighted Base 2493


92%



Very favorable 438

18%

Favorable 731

29%



Unfavorable 446

18%


27%


1%

No opinion 174

7%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 111


Elizabeth Warren


Total


Weighted Base 2493


84%

Very Favorable/ 947


Very favorable 320

13%

Favorable 627

25%



Unfavorable 403

16%


30%


4%

No opinion 307

12%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 112


Joe Biden


Total


Weighted Base 2493


90%



Very favorable 428

17%

Favorable 724

29%



Unfavorable 461

18%


26%


1%

No opinion 209

8%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 113


Barack Obama


Total


Weighted Base 2493


96%



Very favorable 903

36%

Favorable 574

23%



Unfavorable 348

14%


23%


*

No opinion 97

4%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 114


Adam Schiff


Total


Weighted Base 2493


65%

Very Favorable/ 695


Very favorable 309

12%

Favorable 386

15%



Unfavorable 292

12%


26%


14%

No opinion 518

21%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 115


Lindsey Graham


Total


Weighted Base 2493


67%

Very Favorable/ 635


Very favorable 211

8%

Favorable 424

17%



Unfavorable 383

15%


26%


11%

No opinion 545

22%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 116


FBI


Total


Weighted Base 2493


84%



Very favorable 416

17%

Favorable 1057

42%



Unfavorable 413

17%


8%


1%

No opinion 381

15%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 117


William Barr


Total


Weighted Base 2493


59%

Very Favorable/ 516


Very favorable 216

9%

Favorable 300

12%



Unfavorable 369

15%


24%


17%

No opinion 591

24%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 118


Department of Justice


Total


Weighted Base 2493


80%



Very favorable 261

10%

Favorable 954

38%



Unfavorable 519

21%


11%


1%

No opinion 459

18%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 119


Pete Buttigieg


Total


Weighted Base 2493


68%

Very Favorable/ 900


Very favorable 250

10%

Favorable 650

26%



Unfavorable 363

15%


17%


11%

No opinion 523

21%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 120


Bill Clinton


Total


Weighted Base 2493


92%



Very favorable 393

16%

Favorable 791

32%



Unfavorable 508

20%


24%


1%

No opinion 180

7%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 121


Twitter


Total


Weighted Base 2493


79%

Very Favorable/ 898


Very favorable 292

12%

Favorable 606

24%



Unfavorable 517

21%


22%


1%

No opinion 508

20%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 122


Michael Bloomberg


Total


Weighted Base 2493


78%



Very favorable 304

12%

Favorable 702

28%



Unfavorable 439

18%


20%


4%

No opinion 439

18%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 123


Rudy Giuliani


Total


Weighted Base 2493


79%

Very Favorable/ 724


Very favorable 216

9%

Favorable 508

20%



Unfavorable 397

16%


34%


7%

No opinion 344

14%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 124


Amy Klobuchar


Total


Weighted Base 2493


60%

Very Favorable/ 743


Very favorable 210

8%

Favorable 533

21%



Unfavorable 367

15%


16%


16%

No opinion 599

24%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 125

DT01 When you think of Donald Trump do you like or dislike him personally?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Like him personally 738

30%

Dislike him personally 1464

59%

Unsure / Don't Know 291

12%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 126

HORSE1A Which of the following candidates are you most likely to vote for in a Democratic primary?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Joe Biden 448

18%

Bernie Sanders 348

14%


10%


8%

Pete Buttigieg 126

5%

Andrew Yang 90

4%

Tulsi Gabbard 85

3%

Amy Klobuchar 73

3%

Tom Steyer 52

2%

John Delaney 18

1%

Other 92

4%

Not sure 377

15%

Not planning on voting 331

13%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 127


Base: Democrats Only

Total

Unweighted Base 980

Weighted Base 919

Joe Biden 285

31%

Bernie Sanders 182

20%


13%


12%

Pete Buttigieg 56

6%

Amy Klobuchar 31

3%

Andrew Yang 25

3%

Tom Steyer 19

2%

Tulsi Gabbard 6

1%

John Delaney 2

*

Other 3

*

Not sure 64

7%


2%

Sigma 919

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 128


Base: Democrats And Independents

Total


Weighted Base 1652

Joe Biden 388

23%

Bernie Sanders 291

18%


12%


10%

Pete Buttigieg 94

6%

Amy Klobuchar 53

3%

Andrew Yang 51

3%

Tulsi Gabbard 45

3%

Tom Steyer 42

3%

John Delaney 5

*

Other 28

2%

Not sure 192

12%


6%

Sigma 1652

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 129

HORSE1001 Are you committed to your choice of a candidate or is it possible that you might change your mind over who you support?

Base: Chose Candidate

Total


Weighted Base 1693

Committed to my choice 773

46%

Might change my mind 921

54%

Sigma 1693

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 130

DEMPRES0305 Which one of the Democratic presidential candidates has the best chance of winning against Donald Trump?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Bernie Sanders 355

14%

Joe Biden 767

31%


6%

Tulsi Gabbard 33

1%

Amy Klobuchar 37

1%

Pete Buttigieg 50

2%

Andrew Yang 66

3%

John Delaney 23

1%

Tom Steyer 41

2%


14%

Other 48

2%

None 582

23%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 131

I1 What would you say are the most important issues facing the country today? Please select three.


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Health care 955

38%

Immigration 734

29%

Terrorism / national 660

security 26%

Economy and jobs 587

24%

Environment / climate 573

change 23%

Guns 470

19%

National debt / federal 465

budget deficits 19%

Corruption 374

15%

Crime and drugs 331

13%

Taxes 300

12%

Education 281

11%

Income inequality 274

11%

Foreign policy 214

9%

School safety 197

8%

Race relations 191

8%

Criminal justice 178

(policing, courts, 7%

prisons)

Cybersecurity 169

7%

Defense 166

7%

Women's rights 156

6%

Political correctness 149

6%

Other 54

2%

Sigma 7478

300%




1 Feb 2020

Table 132

R0701 Which candidate are you more likely to vote for?


Total


Weighted Base 1264

A presidential 514

candidate who stands 41%

for the green new deal

on climate change,

Medicare for all, free

college tuition,

opening our

borders to many more

immigrants and raising

taxes to pay for these

programs

A presidential 750


for lower taxes and

reduced government

regulations,

strengthening our

military, strengthening

our border to reduce

illegal immigrants,

standing up more to

China and Iran and

seeking better trade

deals for the US

Sigma 1264

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 133

R1201 Which candidate are you more likely to vote for?


Total


Weighted Base 1229

A presidential 645


for keeping in place

Obamacare but expanding

coverage under it,

taxing carbon emissions

and developing new

technologies as part

of the effort to fight

climate change, raising

the federal minimum

wage to $15/ hour,

increasing the capital

gains tax and moderate

tax raises on

corporations and upper-

income Americans,

fixing and expanding

existing student debt

relief programs,

A presidential 583


for lower taxes and

reduced government

regulations,

strengthening our

military, strengthening

our border to reduce

illegal

immigrants, standing up

more to China and Iran

and seeking better

trade deals for the US.

Sigma 1229

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 134

ME0902 Do you think Iran is a peaceful force in the Middle East or does it contribute to conflict and

instability in the region?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Peaceful force 554

22%

Contributes to conflict 1938

and instability 78%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 135

ME0903 Do you think the government of Iran has the support of its people or not?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Government of Iran has 860

the support of its 35%

people

Government of Iran does 1632

not have the support of 65%

its people

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 136

ME0904 Do you think Iran is a working democracy or is it run by a group of religious leaders who claim absolute power based on

religion?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Iran is a working 439

democracy 18%

Iran is run by a group 2054

of religious leaders 82%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 137

IRAN012004 Do you think Iran is a serious threat, minor threat, or not a threat at all to the United States?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Serious threat 1161

47%

Minor threat 1128

45%

Not a threat at all 203

8%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 138

IRAN012005 Do you think Iran is leading military and terrorist strikes throughout the region in an attempt to expand its power or

do you think Iran is simply protecting its own borders?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Expand its power 1811

73%

Protecting its borders 681

27%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 139

IRAN012006A Do you approve or disapprove the way the U.S. government is handling Iran?


Total


Weighted Base 1241

Approve 615

50%

Disapprove 626

50%

Sigma 1241

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 140

IRAN012006B Do you approve or disapprove of the way President Trump is handling Iran?


Total


Weighted Base 1251

Approve 581

46%

Disapprove 670

54%

Sigma 1251

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 141

ME0906 Do you think President Trump is too tough, too lenient, or just right in dealing with Iran?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Too tough 796

32%

Too lenient 670

27%

Just right 1026

41%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 142

IRAN012008 Do you favor or oppose the Iran nuclear deal?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Favor 1174

47%

Oppose 1319

53%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 143

IRAN012009 Do you favor or oppose the Obama administration's decision which as part of the Iran nuclear deal shipped billions of

dollars in cash to Iran in exchange for hostages and gave Iran access to $150 billion from the

prior regime in the country?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Favor 1031

41%

Oppose 1461

59%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 144

IRAN012010 Do you think the best way to deal with Iran's regional and global ambitions including its desire to obtain nuclear

weapons is:


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Restore the Iran 834

nuclear deal that 33%

lifted all economic

sanctions in exchange

for not developing a

nuclear weapon for

another 7 years?

Keep the pressure on 1658

Iran with sanctions and 67%

bring our allies

together to push for a

new deal is permanent

and curbs their

regional terrorism?

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 145

IRAN012011A Do you support or oppose the decision to carry out the airstrike that killed Qassim Soleimani, a top Iranian general?


Total

Unweighted Base 842

Weighted Base 842

Strongly/Somewhat 482

Support (Net) 57%

Strongly support 277

33%

Somewhat support 205

24%


Oppose (Net) 43%

Somewhat oppose 236

28%

Strongly oppose 124

15%

Sigma 842

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 146

IRAN012011B Do you support or oppose President Trump's decision to carry out the airstrike that killed Qassim Soleimani, a top Iranian

general who was responsible for carrying out terrorist attacks throughout the region, including the assault on the US embassy

and prior improvised explosive device (IED) attacks on American soldiers?


Total

Unweighted Base 848

Weighted Base 818


Support (Net) 62%


37%


26%


Oppose (Net) 38%

Somewhat oppose 134

16%

Strongly oppose 173

21%

Sigma 818

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 147

IRAN012013 Do you support or oppose President Trump's decision to carry out the airstrike that killed Qassim Soleimani, a top

Iranian general who was placed on the terrorist list by the Obama administration?


Total

Unweighted Base 837

Weighted Base 832


Support (Net) 61%


35%


26%


Oppose (Net) 39%

Somewhat oppose 169

20%

Strongly oppose 152

18%

Sigma 832

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 148

IRAN012014 Were you aware or unaware that General Soleimani had been put on the terrorist list by the Obama administration and

banned by the UN from travel outside of Iran?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Aware 980

39%

Unaware 1513

61%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 149

IRAN012015 Were you aware or unaware that General Soleimani was responsible for hundreds of IED attacks that killed American

soldiers in the Iraq war?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Aware 1381

55%

Unaware 1112

45%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 150

IRAN012016 Were you aware or unaware that General Soleimani was behind sowing unrest across the Mideast and the support and growth

of terrorist movements like Hezbollah?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Aware 1296

52%

Unaware 1197

48%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 151

IRAN012017 Given this information about General Soleimani, do you support or oppose the decision to carry out the air strike that

killed Qassim Soleimani?


Total


Weighted Base 2493


Support (Net) 68%


41%


27%


Oppose (Net) 32%

Somewhat oppose 516

21%

Strongly oppose 291

12%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 152

IRAN012018 Which is closest to your view?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

The killing of General 1673

Soleimani was justified 67%

because he was

responsible for Iran's

military and terrorist

actions across the

Middle East for many

years,

actions which are

believed to have led to

bloodshed and the death

of many including US

servicemembers

The killing of General 819

Soleimani was 33%

unjustified and it

amounts to the

assassination of a

foreign military leader

and an act of war

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 153

IRAN012008A Iran responded to the killing of Gen. Soleimani by firing missiles on two U.S. military bases in Iraq, which did not kill anyone.

The US did not engage in further military action in response to Iran's rocket attacks, instead choosing to roll out further

economic sanctions on Iran.

Do you support or oppose the U.S. government not engaging in further military action on Iran?


Total


Weighted Base 2493


Support (Net) 80%


40%


40%


Oppose (Net) 20%

Somewhat oppose 349

14%

Strongly oppose 157

6%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 154

IRAN012019 Do you support or oppose the U.S. government imposing further economic sanctions on Iran?


Total


Weighted Base 2493


Support (Net) 79%


41%


38%


Oppose (Net) 21%

Somewhat oppose 399

16%

Strongly oppose 130

5%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 155

IRAN012020 Do you think the response of the U.S. government to Iran was too strong, too weak, or just right?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Too strong 474

19%

Too weak 584

23%

Just right 1435

58%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 156

IRAN012012 Do you think the odds of the US going to war with Iran are high or low?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

High 1098

44%

Low 1395

56%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 157

IRAN012021 In general, do you think President Trump's actions towards Iran were deliberate and calculated in or were they impulsive

and careless?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Deliberate and 1447

calculated 58%

Impulsive and careless 1045

42%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 158

IRAN012022 Do you think President Trump's actions towards Iran were measured or disproportionate?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Measured 1397

56%

Disproportionate 1095

44%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 159

IRAN012023 Do you think that the US media coverage of this incident was too favorable towards Iran in its coverage, too critical in

its coverage of Iran or about right in its coverage of Iran?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Too favorable 702

28%

Too critical 574

23%

About right 1216

49%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 160

CHINA012001 How much have you have heard about a "phase one" trade agreement between the United States and China?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

A lot 403

16%

A little 1156

46%

Nothing yet 934

37%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 161

CHINA012002 For each of the following elements of the phase one trade agreement, please indicate the extent to which you consider it

an accomplishment for the administration or not:

Summary Of Major/Minor Accomplishment


Total


Weighted Base 2493

China will increase 1784

purchases of U.S. 72%

manufacturing, energy

and agricultural goods

and services by at

least $200 billion over

the next two years

China will make 1714

commitments to root out 69%

the sale of counterfeit

goods

Requires China to 1621

submit a plan of action 65%

to strengthen

intellectual property

protection within 30

days of the agreement

taking effect

China will take steps 1615

not to artificially 65%

devalue its currency to

make its product more

competitive

The deal says companies 1537

should be able to 62%

operate without any

force or pressure from

China to transfer their

technology local

Chinese companies

or the government. Any

technology transfers

"must be based on

market terms that are

voluntary and reflect

mutual agreement," it

reads

The U.S. government 1453

will keep in place most 58%

of the tariffs it has

already imposed on $360

billion in Chinese

products over the last

18 months

Deal boosts Chinese 1274

market access to U.S. 51%

financial services

firms




1 Feb 2020

Table 162

CHINA012002 For each of the following elements of the phase one trade agreement, please indicate the extent to which you consider it


Summary Of Not An Accomplishment/Unsure/Don't Know


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Deal boosts Chinese 1218

market access to U.S. 49%

financial services

firms

The U.S. government 1039

will keep in place most 42%

of the tariffs it has

already imposed on $360

billion in Chinese

products over the last

18 months

The deal says companies 955

should be able to 38%

operate without any

force or pressure from

China to transfer their

technology local

Chinese companies

or the government. Any

technology transfers

"must be based on

market terms that are

voluntary and reflect

mutual agreement," it

reads

China will take steps 877

not to artificially 35%

devalue its currency to

make its product more

competitive

Requires China to 871

submit a plan of action 35%

to strengthen

intellectual property

protection within 30

days of the agreement

taking effect

China will make 779

commitments to root out 31%

the sale of counterfeit

goods

China will increase 708

purchases of U.S. 28%

manufacturing, energy

and agricultural goods

and services by at

least $200 billion over

the next two years




1 Feb 2020

Table 163

CHINA012002_1 For each of the following elements of the phase one trade agreement, please indicate the extent to which you consider it


Requires China to submit a plan of action to strengthen intellectual property protection

within 30 days of the agreement taking effect


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Major/Minor 1621

Accomplishment (Net) 65%

Major accomplishment 777

31%

Minor accomplishment 844

34%

Not An Accomplishment/ 871

Unsure/Don't Know (Net) 35%

Not an accomplishment 335

13%

Unsure / don't know 537

22%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 164



The deal says companies should be able to operate without any force or pressure from China to transfer their technology local Chinese companies or the government.

Any technology transfers "must be based on market terms that are voluntary and reflect mutual agreement," it reads.


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Major/Minor 1537



28%


34%




13%


25%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 165



China will increase purchases of U.S. manufacturing, energy and agricultural goods and services

by at least $200 billion over the next two years


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Major/Minor 1784



41%


31%




11%


17%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 166



China will make commitments to root out the sale of counterfeit goods


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Major/Minor 1714



31%


38%




14%


18%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 167



Deal boosts Chinese market access to U.S. financial services firms


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Major/Minor 1274



19%


32%




22%


27%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 168



China will take steps not to artificially devalue its currency to make its product more competitive


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Major/Minor 1615



29%


36%




16%


20%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 169



The U.S. government will keep in place most of the tariffs it has already imposed on $360 billion

in Chinese products over the last 18 months


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Major/Minor 1453



30%


28%




23%


19%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 170

CHINA012003 Taken together, do you consider the terms of this agreement to be excellent, good, fair, or poor?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Excellent/Good (Net) 1393

56%

Excellent 373

15%

Good 1020

41%

Poor/Fair (Net) 1100

44%

Fair 873

35%

Poor 227

9%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 171

CHINA012004 Do you think this agreement will have a positive effect, negative effect, or no impact on American consumers?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Positive 1175

47%

Negative 542

22%

No impact 775

31%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 172

CHINA012005 Do you think this agreement will have a positive effect, negative effect, or no impact on your pocketbook?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Positive 732

29%

Negative 640

26%

No impact 1121

45%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 173

CHINA012006 Who do you think benefits the most from this agreement - the United States or China?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

United States 1693

68%

China 799

32%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 174

CHINA012007 Does this agreement make you more or less likely to support the Trump administration trade policies?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

More likely 1357

54%

Less likely 1136

46%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 175

CHINA012008 Do you think this agreement is a win for the Trump administration, not a win, or is it too early to tell?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Win 722

29%

Not a win 613

25%

Too early to tell 1158

46%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 176

CHINA012009 Do you think President Trump has been too tough, too lenient, or just right in negotiating with China?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Too tough 542

22%

Too lenient 736

30%

Just right 1215

49%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 177

CHINA012010 Do you think China will hold up its end of the bargain as part of this agreement?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Yes 1006

40%

No 1486

60%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 178

CHINA012011 If China does not hold to its end of the bargain, would you support or oppose President Trump imposing further tariffs

on China?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Support 1635

66%

Oppose 858

34%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 179

SOTU012001 Do you support or oppose each of the following policies?

Summary Of Strongly/Somewhat Support


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Reducing the price of 459

prescription drugs 92%

Providing patients with 448

terminal conditions 89%

access to experimental

treatments that could

save their lives

Passing the new US- 441

Mexico-Canada trade 85%

agreement

Negotiating a new trade 440

deal with China that 86%

includes real,

structural change to

end unfair trade

practices, reduce the

trade deficit,

and protect American

jobs

Requiring drug 439

companies, insurance 90%

companies, and

hospitals to disclose

real prices of goods

and services

in order to foster

competition and bring

costs down

Countering Iranian 436

influence in the Middle 86%

East and prevent Iran

from gaining nuclear

weapons

Investing in workforce 427

development and job 86%

training by opening

vocational schools

Making the needed 426

budgetary commitment to 83%

eliminate the HIV

epidemic in the United

States within 10 years

Fighting the opioid 425

crisis and helping get 84%

treatment for those in

need




1 Feb 2020

Table 179




Total

Lowering the cost of 425

healthcare and 87%

prescription drugs by

passing legislation

that takes aim at

global freeloading

practices

that levy higher prices

for American consumers

than for consumers in

other countries

Increasing the 423

penalties for sexual 82%

harassment in the

workplace

Addressing the flaws in 421

the Iran nuclear deal 81%

through new legislation

or by renegotiating the

deal

Bringing back American 421

troops from Afghanistan 83%

Increasing efforts to 418

stop the flow of 83%

illegal drugs into the

United States

Continue to push for 416

peace on the Korean 82%

Peninsula and

negotiating with North

Korea

Requiring greater 415

disclosure of all 86%

online political ads

Pass the United States 415

Reciprocal Trade Act, 81%

so that if another

country places an

unfair tariff on an

American product, the

U.S.

charge them the exact

same tariff on the same

product that they sell

to us

Defeating ISIS 414

completely 86%

Passing legislation to 412

help ensure American 82%

foreign-assistance

dollars always serve

American interests and

only go to American

allies




1 Feb 2020

Table 179




Total

Advance the fight 411

against childhood 84%

cancer by asking

Congress for $500

million over the next

10 years to fund this

critical life-saving

research.

Launching a major 411

program to invest and 84%

fix up urban areas

Fixing bad trade deals 410

and negotiating new 84%

ones in a way that is

fair and reciprocal to

American interests

Making infrastructure 406

improvements, including 83%

at least $1.5 trillion

into new infrastructure

investments,

streamlining the

permitting and approval

process for

infrastructure projects

to take no more than 2

years, and fostering

public-private

partnerships in the

area

Establishing a 100 402

billion public private 82%

partnership to invest

in building new US

infrastructure

(roads, highways,

railways, ports,

airports, etc.)

Launching the first 402

ever Government-wide 78%

initiative focused on

economic empowerment

for women in developing

countries

Reforming prisons to 400

help former inmates who 82%

have served their time

get a second chance

Putting America First 399

in foreign policy, 81%

including trade,

foreign aid, and

contributions to

foreign organizations

like NATO and the

United Nations


troops from Syria 80%

Reducing foreign aid to 393

countries that harbor 81%

terrorists




1 Feb 2020

Table 179




Total

Cracking down on 389

illegal aliens who 76%

commit crimes or are

arrested by requiring

local governments to

turn them over to

immigration

authorities or face the

loss of law enforcement

funding.

Proposing new rules to 389

reform the civil 80%

service to make it

easier to reward, fire,

or replace government

employees

Asking the FTC to 388

examine the power of 80%

tech companies on the

economy, consumer

privacy, and news and

information

Preventing the North 388

Koreans from keeping 77%

their nuclear weapons,

no matter the cost

Instituting tough new 387

restrictions on 79%

immigration from

countries that foster

terrorism

Passing legislation for 385

nationwide paid family 78%

leave

Granting intelligence 383

agencies all necessary 76%

legal powers to detain

terrorists, wherever

they are

Pushing for Democracy 382

in Venezuela and 74%

support the opposition

in the country

Extending the 1st 367

Amendment to make it 76%

illegal for companies

to fire people for

their political views

Proposing added 357

spending to modernize 72%

and strengthen our

military


provide school choice 72%

for America's children




1 Feb 2020

Table 179




Total

Replacing Obamacare 343

with a new healthcare 67%

system based on greater

competition in the

marketplace while

preserving

coverage for pre-

existing conditions

Requiring National ID 337

cards for voting 67%

Establishing a 336

bipartisan commission 72%

on race in America

Modernizing and 328

rebuilding the US 64%

nuclear arsenal


prohibit the late-term 66%

abortion of children

who can feel pain in

the mother's womb

Proposing tougher 317

requirements on 63%

eligibility for

disability, food

stamps, and other

government programs

Eliminating the FISA 314

secret court than 62%

authorizes national

security wiretaps and

the ability of the FBI

to do secret national

security wiretaps.

Creating comprehensive 302

immigration reform that 61%

includes strengthened

borders, a wall along

the southern border,

eliminates chain

immigration and

visa lotteries and

replaces the system

with one based on

merit, and offers a

path to citizenship for

undocumented immigrants

already in the country

Proposing a 10 per cent 298

reduction in government 61%

employees

Eliminating government 233

funding for planned 47%

parenthood




1 Feb 2020

Table 180


Summary Of Strongly/Somewhat Oppose


Total


Weighted Base 2493



parenthood



authorizes national




security wiretaps.






eliminates chain

immigration and

visa lotteries and

replaces the system

with one based on

merit, and offers a

path to citizenship for





employees


requirements on 37%

eligibility for

disability, food

stamps, and other

government programs

Modernizing and 182


nuclear arsenal




competition in the

marketplace while

preserving

coverage for pre-

existing conditions





the mother's womb


cards for voting 33%







1 Feb 2020

Table 180




Total

Proposing added 139


and strengthen our

military

Establishing a 133


on race in America


in Venezuela and 26%


in the country





they are






turn them over to

immigration

authorities or face the

loss of law enforcement

funding.




to fire people for





no matter the cost






countries



leave


restrictions on 21%

immigration from


terrorism





deal






1 Feb 2020

Table 180




Total




economy, consumer


information


reform the civil 20%

service to make it



employees



including trade,

foreign aid, and

contributions to


like NATO and the

United Nations



so that if another

country places an

unfair tariff on an


U.S.

charge them the exact

same tariff on the same

product that they sell

to us



terrorists



Peninsula and


Korea




in building new US

infrastructure

(roads, highways,

railways, ports,

airports, etc.)

Increasing the 90


harassment in the

workplace



foreign-assistance



only go to American

allies






1 Feb 2020

Table 180




Total




get a second chance



eliminate the HIV




stop the flow of 17%


United States





investments,

streamlining the


process for




public-private

partnerships in the

area



fix up urban areas




need





American interests



cancer by asking

Congress for $500




research.



agreement



includes real,


end unfair trade


trade deficit,

and protect American

jobs




1 Feb 2020

Table 180




Total






training by opening

vocational schools





weapons

Defeating ISIS 67

completely 14%


healthcare and 13%


passing legislation

that takes aim at

global freeloading

practices




other countries





save their lives

Requiring drug 50


companies, and



and services

in order to foster

competition and bring

costs down






1 Feb 2020

Table 181

SOTU012001_1 Do you support or oppose each of the following policies?

Making infrastructure improvements, including at least $1.5 trillion into new infrastructure investments, streamlining the permitting and approval process for

infrastructure projects to take no more than 2 years, and fostering public-private partnerships in the area


Total

Unweighted Base 501

Weighted Base 489


Support (Net) 83%


39%


44%


Oppose (Net) 17%

Somewhat oppose 61

12%

Strongly oppose 22

5%

Sigma 489

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 182


Establishing a 100 billion public private partnership to invest in building new US infrastructure (roads, highways, railways, ports, airports, etc.)


Total

Unweighted Base 495

Weighted Base 492


Support (Net) 82%


43%


39%


Oppose (Net) 18%

Somewhat oppose 70

14%

Strongly oppose 20

4%

Sigma 492

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 183


Launching a major program to invest and fix up urban areas


Total

Unweighted Base 507

Weighted Base 491


Support (Net) 84%


41%


43%


Oppose (Net) 16%

Somewhat oppose 66

13%

Strongly oppose 15

3%

Sigma 491

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 184


Lowering the cost of healthcare and prescription drugs by passing legislation that takes aim at global freeloading practices that levy higher prices

for American consumers than for consumers in other countries


Total

Unweighted Base 504

Weighted Base 490


Support (Net) 87%


57%


30%


Oppose (Net) 13%

Somewhat oppose 44

9%

Strongly oppose 21

4%

Sigma 490

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 185


Requiring drug companies, insurance companies, and hospitals to disclose real prices of goods and services in order to foster competition and bring costs down


Total

Unweighted Base 502

Weighted Base 489


Support (Net) 90%


62%


27%


Oppose (Net) 10%

Somewhat oppose 31

6%

Strongly oppose 19

4%

Sigma 489

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 186


Replacing Obamacare with a new healthcare system based on greater competition in the marketplace while preserving coverage for pre-existing conditions


Total

Unweighted Base 513

Weighted Base 511


Support (Net) 67%


36%


31%


Oppose (Net) 33%

Somewhat oppose 86

17%

Strongly oppose 81

16%

Sigma 511

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 187


Reducing the price of prescription drugs


Total

Unweighted Base 501

Weighted Base 497


Support (Net) 92%


69%


23%


Oppose (Net) 8%

Somewhat oppose 31

6%

Strongly oppose 8

2%

Sigma 497

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 188


Providing patients with terminal conditions access to experimental treatments

that could save their lives


Total

Unweighted Base 499

Weighted Base 504


Support (Net) 89%


56%


33%


Oppose (Net) 11%

Somewhat oppose 39

8%

Strongly oppose 17

3%

Sigma 504

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 189


Eliminating government funding for planned parenthood


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 494


Support (Net) 47%


28%

Somewhat support 97

20%


Oppose (Net) 53%

Somewhat oppose 100

20%

Strongly oppose 162

33%

Sigma 494

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 190


Negotiating a new trade deal with China that includes real, structural change to end unfair trade

practices, reduce the trade deficit, and protect American jobs


Total

Unweighted Base 497

Weighted Base 512


Support (Net) 86%


43%


43%


Oppose (Net) 14%

Somewhat oppose 55

11%

Strongly oppose 17

3%

Sigma 512

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 191


Pass the United States Reciprocal Trade Act, so that if another country places an unfair tariff on an American product,

the U.S. charge them the exact same tariff on the same product that they sell to us


Total

Unweighted Base 502

Weighted Base 510


Support (Net) 81%


41%


41%


Oppose (Net) 19%

Somewhat oppose 74

14%

Strongly oppose 21

4%

Sigma 510

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 192


Fixing bad trade deals and negotiating new ones in a way that is fair and reciprocal to American interests


Total

Unweighted Base 501

Weighted Base 490


Support (Net) 84%


41%


43%


Oppose (Net) 16%

Somewhat oppose 61

13%

Strongly oppose 18

4%

Sigma 490

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 193


Continue to push for peace on the Korean Peninsula and negotiating with North Korea


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 507


Support (Net) 82%


35%


47%


Oppose (Net) 18%

Somewhat oppose 69

14%

Strongly oppose 22

4%

Sigma 507

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 194


Preventing the North Koreans from keeping their nuclear weapons, no matter the cost


Total

Unweighted Base 497

Weighted Base 502


Support (Net) 77%


39%


38%


Oppose (Net) 23%

Somewhat oppose 86

17%

Strongly oppose 28

6%

Sigma 502

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 195


Pushing for Democracy in Venezuela and support the opposition in the country


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 514


Support (Net) 74%


24%


50%


Oppose (Net) 26%

Somewhat oppose 93

18%

Strongly oppose 39

8%

Sigma 514

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 196


Countering Iranian influence in the Middle East and prevent Iran from gaining nuclear weapons


Total

Unweighted Base 508

Weighted Base 505


Support (Net) 86%


47%


39%


Oppose (Net) 14%

Somewhat oppose 48

9%

Strongly oppose 21

4%

Sigma 505

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 197


Addressing the flaws in the Iran nuclear deal through new legislation or by renegotiating the deal


Total

Unweighted Base 505

Weighted Base 523


Support (Net) 81%


34%


46%


Oppose (Net) 19%

Somewhat oppose 76

15%

Strongly oppose 25

5%

Sigma 523

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 198


Bringing back American troops from Syria


Total

Unweighted Base 507

Weighted Base 499


Support (Net) 80%


38%


41%


Oppose (Net) 20%

Somewhat oppose 81

16%

Strongly oppose 21

4%

Sigma 499

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 199


Bringing back American troops from Afghanistan


Total

Unweighted Base 513

Weighted Base 509


Support (Net) 83%


43%


40%


Oppose (Net) 17%

Somewhat oppose 66

13%

Strongly oppose 23

5%

Sigma 509

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 200


Putting America First in foreign policy, including trade, foreign aid, and contributions to foreign organizations like NATO and the United Nations


Total

Unweighted Base 510

Weighted Base 495


Support (Net) 81%


44%


36%


Oppose (Net) 19%

Somewhat oppose 69

14%

Strongly oppose 26

5%

Sigma 495

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 201


Passing legislation to help ensure American foreign-assistance dollars always serve American interests and only go to American allies


Total

Unweighted Base 503

Weighted Base 501


Support (Net) 82%


43%


39%


Oppose (Net) 18%

Somewhat oppose 68

14%

Strongly oppose 21

4%

Sigma 501

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 202


Launching the first ever Government-wide initiative focused on economic empowerment for women in developing countries


Total

Unweighted Base 506

Weighted Base 513


Support (Net) 78%


33%


46%


Oppose (Net) 22%

Somewhat oppose 82

16%

Strongly oppose 29

6%

Sigma 513

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 203


Making the needed budgetary commitment to eliminate the HIV epidemic in the United States within 10 years


Total

Unweighted Base 504

Weighted Base 514


Support (Net) 83%


43%


40%


Oppose (Net) 17%

Somewhat oppose 70

14%

Strongly oppose 18

3%

Sigma 514

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 204


Passing legislation to prohibit the late-term abortion of children who can feel pain in the mother's womb


Total

Unweighted Base 502

Weighted Base 492


Support (Net) 66%


38%


28%


Oppose (Net) 34%

Somewhat oppose 75

15%

Strongly oppose 90

18%

Sigma 492

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 205


Advance the fight against childhood cancer by asking Congress for $500 million over the next 10 years to fund this critical life-saving research.


Total

Unweighted Base 508

Weighted Base 488


Support (Net) 84%


47%


38%


Oppose (Net) 16%

Somewhat oppose 60

12%

Strongly oppose 17

3%

Sigma 488

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 206


Passing legislation to provide school choice for America's children


Total

Unweighted Base 500

Weighted Base 495


Support (Net) 72%


37%


35%


Oppose (Net) 28%

Somewhat oppose 96

19%

Strongly oppose 44

9%

Sigma 495

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 207


Passing legislation for nationwide paid family leave


Total

Unweighted Base 506

Weighted Base 490


Support (Net) 78%


40%


39%


Oppose (Net) 22%

Somewhat oppose 71

14%

Strongly oppose 35

7%

Sigma 490

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 208


Instituting tough new restrictions on immigration from countries that foster terrorism


Total

Unweighted Base 509

Weighted Base 491


Support (Net) 79%


44%


34%


Oppose (Net) 21%

Somewhat oppose 65

13%

Strongly oppose 38

8%

Sigma 491

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 209


Reducing foreign aid to countries that harbor terrorists


Total

Unweighted Base 504

Weighted Base 488


Support (Net) 81%


50%


30%


Oppose (Net) 19%

Somewhat oppose 73

15%

Strongly oppose 21

4%

Sigma 488

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 210


Proposing added spending to modernize and strengthen our military


Total

Unweighted Base 503

Weighted Base 496


Support (Net) 72%


39%


33%


Oppose (Net) 28%

Somewhat oppose 89

18%

Strongly oppose 50

10%

Sigma 496

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 211


Modernizing and rebuilding the US nuclear arsenal


Total

Unweighted Base 515

Weighted Base 510


Support (Net) 64%


25%


39%


Oppose (Net) 36%

Somewhat oppose 126

25%

Strongly oppose 55

11%

Sigma 510

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 212


Defeating ISIS completely


Total

Unweighted Base 504

Weighted Base 481


Support (Net) 86%


59%


27%


Oppose (Net) 14%

Somewhat oppose 47

10%

Strongly oppose 20

4%

Sigma 481

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 213


Granting intelligence agencies all necessary legal powers to detain terrorists, wherever they are


Total

Unweighted Base 507

Weighted Base 506


Support (Net) 76%


40%


36%


Oppose (Net) 24%

Somewhat oppose 88

17%

Strongly oppose 35

7%

Sigma 506

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 214


Proposing tougher requirements on eligibility for disability, food stamps, and other government programs


Total

Unweighted Base 513

Weighted Base 504


Support (Net) 63%


32%


31%


Oppose (Net) 37%

Somewhat oppose 107

21%

Strongly oppose 80

16%

Sigma 504

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 215


Creating comprehensive immigration reform that includes strengthened borders, a wall along the southern border, eliminates chain immigration and visa lotteries and

replaces the system with one based on merit, and offers a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants already in the country


Total

Unweighted Base 505

Weighted Base 496


Support (Net) 61%


31%


30%


Oppose (Net) 39%

Somewhat oppose 96

19%

Strongly oppose 98

20%

Sigma 496

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 216


Requiring National ID cards for voting


Total

Unweighted Base 507

Weighted Base 501


Support (Net) 67%


40%


27%


Oppose (Net) 33%

Somewhat oppose 82

16%

Strongly oppose 82

16%

Sigma 501

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 217


Establishing a bipartisan commission on race in America


Total

Unweighted Base 509

Weighted Base 469


Support (Net) 72%


27%


44%


Oppose (Net) 28%

Somewhat oppose 85

18%

Strongly oppose 47

10%

Sigma 469

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 218


Requiring greater disclosure of all online political ads


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 485


Support (Net) 86%


46%


40%


Oppose (Net) 14%

Somewhat oppose 55

11%

Strongly oppose 15

3%

Sigma 485

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 219


Increasing the penalties for sexual harassment in the workplace


Total

Unweighted Base 508

Weighted Base 512


Support (Net) 82%


50%


32%


Oppose (Net) 18%

Somewhat oppose 74

14%

Strongly oppose 15

3%

Sigma 512

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 220


Extending the 1st Amendment to make it illegal for companies to fire people for their political views


Total

Unweighted Base 490

Weighted Base 485


Support (Net) 76%


41%


35%


Oppose (Net) 24%

Somewhat oppose 65

13%

Strongly oppose 52

11%

Sigma 485

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 221


Passing the new US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement


Total

Unweighted Base 500

Weighted Base 518


Support (Net) 85%


35%


50%


Oppose (Net) 15%

Somewhat oppose 54

10%

Strongly oppose 22

4%

Sigma 518

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 222


Asking the FTC to examine the power of tech companies on the economy, consumer privacy, and news and information


Total

Unweighted Base 498

Weighted Base 485


Support (Net) 80%


34%


46%


Oppose (Net) 20%

Somewhat oppose 74

15%

Strongly oppose 22

4%

Sigma 485

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 223


Eliminating the FISA secret court than authorizes national security wiretaps and the ability of the FBI to do secret national security wiretaps.


Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 509


Support (Net) 62%


22%


40%


Oppose (Net) 38%

Somewhat oppose 135

27%

Strongly oppose 60

12%

Sigma 509

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 224


Proposing new rules to reform the civil service to make it easier to reward, fire, or replace government employees


Total

Unweighted Base 502

Weighted Base 485


Support (Net) 80%


38%


42%


Oppose (Net) 20%

Somewhat oppose 73

15%

Strongly oppose 23

5%

Sigma 485

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 225


Proposing a 10 per cent reduction in government employees


Total

Unweighted Base 498

Weighted Base 486


Support (Net) 61%


23%


38%


Oppose (Net) 39%

Somewhat oppose 122

25%

Strongly oppose 66

14%

Sigma 486

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 226


Cracking down on illegal aliens who commit crimes or are arrested by requiring local governments to turn them

over to immigration authorities or face the loss of law enforcement funding.


Total

Unweighted Base 499

Weighted Base 511


Support (Net) 76%


45%


31%


Oppose (Net) 24%

Somewhat oppose 77

15%

Strongly oppose 45

9%

Sigma 511

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 227


Increasing efforts to stop the flow of illegal drugs into the United States


Total

Unweighted Base 499

Weighted Base 504


Support (Net) 83%


52%


31%


Oppose (Net) 17%

Somewhat oppose 67

13%

Strongly oppose 19

4%

Sigma 504

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 228


Fighting the opioid crisis and helping get treatment for those in need


Total

Unweighted Base 516

Weighted Base 505


Support (Net) 84%


50%


34%


Oppose (Net) 16%

Somewhat oppose 61

12%

Strongly oppose 19

4%

Sigma 505

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 229


Investing in workforce development and job training by opening vocational schools


Total

Unweighted Base 516

Weighted Base 496


Support (Net) 86%


44%


43%


Oppose (Net) 14%

Somewhat oppose 53

11%

Strongly oppose 17

3%

Sigma 496

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 230


Reforming prisons to help former inmates who have served their time get a second chance


Total

Unweighted Base 503

Weighted Base 488


Support (Net) 82%


39%


43%


Oppose (Net) 18%

Somewhat oppose 68

14%

Strongly oppose 20

4%

Sigma 488

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 231

SOTU012002_1 How much progress would you say the Trump administration has made on each of the following policies?

Making infrastructure improvements, including at least $1.5 trillion into new infrastructure investments, streamlining the permitting and approval process for

infrastructure projects to take no more than 2 years, and fostering public-private partnerships in the area


Total

Unweighted Base 501

Weighted Base 489

A lot of progress 56

11%

Some progress 83

17%

A little progress 93

19%

No progress at all 135

28%

Work is done 9

2%


23%

Sigma 489

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 232


Establishing a 100 billion public private partnership to invest in building new US infrastructure (roads, highways, railways, ports, airports, etc.)


Total

Unweighted Base 495

Weighted Base 492


9%

Some progress 94

19%


16%


33%

Work is done 10

2%


21%

Sigma 492

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 233


Launching a major program to invest and fix up urban areas


Total

Unweighted Base 507

Weighted Base 491


10%

Some progress 83

17%


20%


34%

Work is done 7

1%


18%

Sigma 491

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 234


Lowering the cost of healthcare and prescription drugs by passing legislation that takes aim at global freeloading practices that levy higher prices

for American consumers than for consumers in other countries


Total

Unweighted Base 504

Weighted Base 490


10%

Some progress 67

14%


22%


38%

Work is done 9

2%


14%

Sigma 490

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 235


Requiring drug companies, insurance companies, and hospitals to disclose real prices of goods and services in order to foster competition and bring costs down


Total

Unweighted Base 502

Weighted Base 489


10%

Some progress 91

19%


22%


33%

Work is done 2

*


15%

Sigma 489

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 236


Replacing Obamacare with a new healthcare system based on greater competition in the marketplace while preserving coverage for pre-existing conditions


Total

Unweighted Base 513

Weighted Base 511


8%

Some progress 79

15%


21%


40%

Work is done 7

1%


14%

Sigma 511

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 237


Reducing the price of prescription drugs


Total

Unweighted Base 501

Weighted Base 497


10%

Some progress 83

17%


19%


43%

Work is done 4

1%


11%

Sigma 497

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 238


Providing patients with terminal conditions access to experimental treatments

that could save their lives


Total

Unweighted Base 499

Weighted Base 504


12%

Some progress 66

13%


20%


28%

Work is done 10

2%


25%

Sigma 504

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 239


Eliminating government funding for planned parenthood


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 494


12%

Some progress 93

19%


23%


26%

Work is done 10

2%


19%

Sigma 494

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 240


Negotiating a new trade deal with China that includes real, structural change to end unfair trade

practices, reduce the trade deficit, and protect American jobs


Total

Unweighted Base 497

Weighted Base 512


14%

Some progress 113

22%


28%


18%

Work is done 16

3%


15%

Sigma 512

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 241


Pass the United States Reciprocal Trade Act, so that if another country places an unfair tariff on an American product,

the U.S. charge them the exact same tariff on the same product that they sell to us


Total

Unweighted Base 502

Weighted Base 510


13%

Some progress 108

21%


24%


20%

Work is done 6

1%


21%

Sigma 510

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 242


Fixing bad trade deals and negotiating new ones in a way that is fair and reciprocal to American interests


Total

Unweighted Base 501

Weighted Base 490


16%

Some progress 102

21%


25%


26%

Work is done 5

1%


11%

Sigma 490

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 243


Continue to push for peace on the Korean Peninsula and negotiating with North Korea


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 507


10%

Some progress 97

19%


28%


29%

Work is done 8

2%


12%

Sigma 507

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 244


Preventing the North Koreans from keeping their nuclear weapons, no matter the cost


Total

Unweighted Base 497

Weighted Base 502


13%

Some progress 100

20%


21%


31%

Work is done 7

1%


14%

Sigma 502

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 245


Pushing for Democracy in Venezuela and support the opposition in the country


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 514


10%

Some progress 79

15%


24%


29%

Work is done 3

1%


21%

Sigma 514

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 246


Countering Iranian influence in the Middle East and prevent Iran from gaining nuclear weapons


Total

Unweighted Base 508

Weighted Base 505


14%

Some progress 119

24%


21%


26%

Work is done 7

1%


15%

Sigma 505

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 247


Addressing the flaws in the Iran nuclear deal through new legislation or by renegotiating the deal


Total

Unweighted Base 505

Weighted Base 523


13%

Some progress 111

21%


25%


25%

Work is done 5

1%


15%

Sigma 523

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 248


Bringing back American troops from Syria


Total

Unweighted Base 507

Weighted Base 499


11%

Some progress 99

20%


27%


26%

Work is done 3

1%


16%

Sigma 499

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 249


Bringing back American troops from Afghanistan


Total

Unweighted Base 513

Weighted Base 509


10%

Some progress 94

18%


30%


28%

Work is done 7

1%


12%

Sigma 509

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 250


Putting America First in foreign policy, including trade, foreign aid, and contributions to foreign organizations like NATO and the United Nations


Total

Unweighted Base 510

Weighted Base 495


22%

Some progress 103

21%


25%


15%

Work is done 5

1%


17%

Sigma 495

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 251


Passing legislation to help ensure American foreign-assistance dollars always serve American interests and only go to American allies


Total

Unweighted Base 503

Weighted Base 501


10%

Some progress 112

22%


26%


20%

Work is done 1

*


21%

Sigma 501

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 252


Launching the first ever Government-wide initiative focused on economic empowerment for women in developing countries


Total

Unweighted Base 506

Weighted Base 513


9%

Some progress 80

16%


23%


30%

Work is done 3

1%


22%

Sigma 513

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 253


Making the needed budgetary commitment to eliminate the HIV epidemic in the United States within 10 years


Total

Unweighted Base 504

Weighted Base 514


9%

Some progress 64

12%


17%


36%

Work is done 8

2%


24%

Sigma 514

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 254


Passing legislation to prohibit the late-term abortion of children who can feel pain in the mother's womb


Total

Unweighted Base 502

Weighted Base 492


11%

Some progress 95

19%


25%


20%

Work is done 6

1%


23%

Sigma 492

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 255


Advance the fight against childhood cancer by asking Congress for $500 million over the next 10 years to fund this critical life-saving research.


Total

Unweighted Base 508

Weighted Base 488


9%

Some progress 73

15%


23%


25%

Work is done 7

1%


25%

Sigma 488

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 256


Passing legislation to provide school choice for America's children


Total

Unweighted Base 500

Weighted Base 495


10%

Some progress 90

18%


18%


30%

Work is done 10

2%


22%

Sigma 495

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 257


Passing legislation for nationwide paid family leave


Total

Unweighted Base 506

Weighted Base 490


11%

Some progress 76

15%


21%


31%

Work is done 5

1%


21%

Sigma 490

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 258


Instituting tough new restrictions on immigration from countries that foster terrorism


Total

Unweighted Base 509

Weighted Base 491


18%

Some progress 126

26%


26%


18%

Work is done 4

1%


12%

Sigma 491

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 259


Reducing foreign aid to countries that harbor terrorists


Total

Unweighted Base 504

Weighted Base 488


12%

Some progress 91

19%


31%


21%

Work is done 7

1%


16%

Sigma 488

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 260


Proposing added spending to modernize and strengthen our military


Total

Unweighted Base 503

Weighted Base 496


19%

Some progress 135

27%


23%


15%

Work is done 11

2%


13%

Sigma 496

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 261


Modernizing and rebuilding the US nuclear arsenal


Total

Unweighted Base 515

Weighted Base 510


9%

Some progress 90

18%


21%


22%

Work is done 11

2%


28%

Sigma 510

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 262


Defeating ISIS completely


Total

Unweighted Base 504

Weighted Base 481


14%

Some progress 112

23%


26%


23%

Work is done 8

2%


12%

Sigma 481

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 263


Granting intelligence agencies all necessary legal powers to detain terrorists, wherever they are


Total

Unweighted Base 507

Weighted Base 506


11%

Some progress 125

25%


23%


20%

Work is done 9

2%


20%

Sigma 506

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 264


Proposing tougher requirements on eligibility for disability, food stamps, and other government programs


Total

Unweighted Base 513

Weighted Base 504


11%

Some progress 99

20%


24%


23%

Work is done 12

2%


20%

Sigma 504

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 265


Creating comprehensive immigration reform that includes strengthened borders, a wall along the southern border, eliminates chain immigration and visa lotteries and

replaces the system with one based on merit, and offers a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants already in the country


Total

Unweighted Base 505

Weighted Base 496


13%

Some progress 116

23%


23%


28%

Work is done 4

1%


12%

Sigma 496

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 266


Requiring National ID cards for voting


Total

Unweighted Base 507

Weighted Base 501


9%

Some progress 88

18%


16%


36%

Work is done 5

1%


21%

Sigma 501

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 267


Establishing a bipartisan commission on race in America


Total

Unweighted Base 509

Weighted Base 469


9%

Some progress 57

12%


19%


37%

Work is done 9

2%


20%

Sigma 469

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 268


Requiring greater disclosure of all online political ads


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 485


10%

Some progress 56

11%


16%


39%

Work is done 5

1%


22%

Sigma 485

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 269


Increasing the penalties for sexual harassment in the workplace


Total

Unweighted Base 508

Weighted Base 512


10%

Some progress 67

13%


20%


37%

Work is done 12

2%


18%

Sigma 512

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 270


Extending the 1st Amendment to make it illegal for companies to fire people for their political views


Total

Unweighted Base 490

Weighted Base 485


9%

Some progress 58

12%


19%


35%

Work is done 9

2%


24%

Sigma 485

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 271


Passing the new US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement


Total

Unweighted Base 500

Weighted Base 518


20%

Some progress 99

19%


26%


16%

Work is done 18

3%


16%

Sigma 518

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 272


Asking the FTC to examine the power of tech companies on the economy, consumer privacy, and news and information


Total

Unweighted Base 498

Weighted Base 485


9%

Some progress 92

19%


25%


24%

Work is done 3

1%


23%

Sigma 485

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 273


Eliminating the FISA secret court than authorizes national security wiretaps and the ability of the FBI to do secret national security wiretaps.


Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 509


8%

Some progress 64

13%


18%


30%

Work is done 9

2%


29%

Sigma 509

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 274


Proposing new rules to reform the civil service to make it easier to reward, fire, or replace government employees


Total

Unweighted Base 502

Weighted Base 485


10%

Some progress 89

18%


18%


29%

Work is done 4

1%


24%

Sigma 485

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 275


Proposing a 10 per cent reduction in government employees


Total

Unweighted Base 498

Weighted Base 486


9%

Some progress 66

14%


14%


30%

Work is done 7

2%


31%

Sigma 486

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 276


Cracking down on illegal aliens who commit crimes or are arrested by requiring local governments to turn them

over to immigration authorities or face the loss of law enforcement funding.


Total

Unweighted Base 499

Weighted Base 511


13%

Some progress 115

22%


31%


21%

Work is done 8

2%


11%

Sigma 511

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 277


Increasing efforts to stop the flow of illegal drugs into the United States


Total

Unweighted Base 499

Weighted Base 504


12%

Some progress 122

24%


25%


27%

Work is done 5

1%


11%

Sigma 504

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 278


Fighting the opioid crisis and helping get treatment for those in need


Total

Unweighted Base 516

Weighted Base 505


11%

Some progress 94

19%


22%


32%

Work is done 12

2%


14%

Sigma 505

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 279


Investing in workforce development and job training by opening vocational schools


Total

Unweighted Base 516

Weighted Base 496


11%

Some progress 97

20%


20%


26%

Work is done 12

2%


21%

Sigma 496

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 280


Reforming prisons to help former inmates who have served their time get a second chance


Total

Unweighted Base 503

Weighted Base 488


10%

Some progress 75

15%


23%


32%

Work is done 3

1%


20%

Sigma 488

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 281

SOTU012003 Which of the following policies would you like the President to address in his upcoming State of the Union address? You

may select up to five.


Total


Weighted Base 2493


healthcare and 13%


passing legislation

that takes aim at

global

freeloading practices




other countries



Requiring drug 257


companies, and



and services in order

to foster competition

and bring costs down






turn them over to

immigration authorities

or face the loss of law

enforcement funding.


stop the flow of 9%


United States



including trade,

foreign aid, and

contributions to


like NATO and the

United Nations



includes real,


end unfair trade


trade deficit, and

protect American jobs





save their lives




1 Feb 2020

Table 281




Total

Weighted Base 2493




need




in building new US

infrastructure (roads,

highways, railways,

ports, airports, etc.)



cancer by asking

Congress for $500




research.





investments,

streamlining the


process for




public-private

partnerships in the

area


restrictions on 8%

immigration from


terrorism



terrorists






eliminates chain

immigration and visa

lotteries and replaces

the system with one

based on merit, and

offers a path to

citizenship for






competition in the

marketplace while

preserving coverage for

pre-existing conditions




1 Feb 2020

Table 281




Total

Weighted Base 2493





training by opening

vocational schools





American interests



fix up urban areas




no matter the cost



so that if another

country places an

unfair tariff on an


U.S. charge them the

exact same tariff on

the same product that

they sell to us





they are





weapons



foreign-assistance



only go to American

allies




requirements on 6%

eligibility for

disability, food

stamps, and other

government programs



agreement

Defeating ISIS 159

completely 6%




1 Feb 2020

Table 281




Total

Weighted Base 2493




get a second chance





deal




to fire people for


Proposing added 149


and strengthen our

military





the mother's womb


reform the civil 6%

service to make it



employees



eliminate the HIV





leave



Peninsula and


Korea




Increasing the 122


harassment in the

workplace


cards for voting 5%






countries




1 Feb 2020

Table 281




Total

Weighted Base 2493



employees




Establishing a 104


on race in America

Modernizing and 104


nuclear arsenal



authorizes national




security wiretaps.




economy, consumer


information



parenthood


in Venezuela and 2%


in the country

Other 139

6%

None of these 229

9%

Sigma 8569

344%




1 Feb 2020

Table 282

SOTU012004 Regardless of whether you support the administration policies or not, how successful would you say the Trump

administration has been in bringing to life its policies?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Very/Somewhat 1198

Successful (Net) 48%

Very successful 219

9%

Somewhat successful 979

39%

Very/Somewhat 1294

Unsuccessful (Net) 52%

Somewhat unsuccessful 949

38%

Very unsuccessful 346

14%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 283

SOTU012005 Which is closer to your view?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

President Trump should 895

hold out for his 36%

agenda, even if it

means achieving change

without Congressional

or Democratic approval

President Trump should 1597

compromise on his 64%

agenda in order to work

together with Congress

and Democrats

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 284

SOTU012006 Which is closest to your view?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Democrats should 606

boycott and resist 24%

everything President

Trump and his

administration are

doing

Democrats should look 1886

to cooperate with 76%

President Trump and his

administration and make

deals on the issues

they support

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 285

IMP1001 Do you think that, for his actions, President Trump should be impeached and removed from office, censured by Congress,

or no action should be taken?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Impeached and removed 1104

from office 44%

Censured by Congress 384

15%

No action should be 1005

taken 40%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 286

IMP012001 How closely have you been paying attention to the impeachment trial in the Senate?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Very/Somewhat Closely 1681

(Net) 67%

Very closely 674

27%

Somewhat closely 1007

40%

Not At All/Not Very 812

Closely (Net) 33%

Not very closely 602

24%

Not at all closely 209

8%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 287

IMP1104A Do you think it's likely or unlikely that the Senate will vote to remove President Trump from office?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Likely 479

19%

Unlikely 2013

81%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 288

IMP012002 Please indicate whether you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following participants in the

impeachment trial so far.

Summary Of Very Favorable/Favorable


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Chief Justice of the 1133

Supreme Court John 45%

Roberts, the presiding

judge

Democratic Senators 1075

43%

Republican Senators 938

38%

Representative Adam 912

Schiff, the lead 37%

impeachment manager and

chairman of the House

Intelligence Committee

President Trump's 899

defense lawyers 36%

House impeachment 875

managers 35%

Senate Minority Leader 852

Chuck Schumer 34%

Senate Majority Leader 762

Mitch McConnell 31%

Representative Jerrold 756

Nadler, impeachment 30%

manager and chairman of

the House Judiciary

Committee




1 Feb 2020

Table 289

IMP012002 Please indicate whether you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following participants in the


Summary Of Very Unfavorable/Unfavorable


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Republican Senators 1162

47%

Senate Majority Leader 1158

Mitch McConnell 46%

President Trump's 1140

defense lawyers 46%

Democratic Senators 1058

42%

Senate Minority Leader 1012

Chuck Schumer 41%

Representative Adam 965

Schiff, the lead 39%

impeachment manager and

chairman of the House

Intelligence Committee

House impeachment 956

managers 38%

Representative Jerrold 889

Nadler, impeachment 36%

manager and chairman of

the House Judiciary

Committee

Chief Justice of the 490

Supreme Court John 20%

Roberts, the presiding

judge




1 Feb 2020

Table 290

IMP012002_1 Please indicate whether you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each of the following participants in the


House impeachment managers


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Very Favorable/ 875

Favorable (Net) 35%

Very favorable 361

14%

Favorable 514

21%


Unfavorable (Net) 38%

Unfavorable 365

15%


24%

No opinion 514

21%

Have not heard of them 148

6%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 291



President Trump's defense lawyers


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Very Favorable/ 899

Favorable (Net) 36%

Very favorable 426

17%

Favorable 473

19%



Unfavorable 389

16%


30%

No opinion 360

14%


4%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 292



Republican Senators


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Very Favorable/ 938

Favorable (Net) 38%

Very favorable 298

12%

Favorable 640

26%



Unfavorable 422

17%


30%

No opinion 321

13%


3%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 293



Democratic Senators


Total


Weighted Base 2493


Favorable (Net) 43%

Very favorable 403

16%

Favorable 672

27%



Unfavorable 377

15%


27%

No opinion 294

12%


3%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 294



Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Very Favorable/ 762

Favorable (Net) 31%

Very favorable 252

10%

Favorable 509

20%



Unfavorable 354

14%


32%

No opinion 465

19%


4%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 295



Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Very Favorable/ 852

Favorable (Net) 34%

Very favorable 297

12%

Favorable 555

22%



Unfavorable 349

14%


27%

No opinion 496

20%


5%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 296



Chief Justice of the Supreme Court John Roberts, the presiding judge


Total


Weighted Base 2493


Favorable (Net) 45%

Very favorable 345

14%

Favorable 788

32%



Unfavorable 314

13%


7%

No opinion 722

29%


6%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 297



Representative Adam Schiff, the lead impeachment manager and chairman of the House Intelligence Committee


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Very Favorable/ 912

Favorable (Net) 37%

Very favorable 450

18%

Favorable 462

19%



Unfavorable 298

12%


27%

No opinion 468

19%


6%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 298



Representative Jerrold Nadler, impeachment manager and chairman of the House Judiciary Committee


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Very Favorable/ 756

Favorable (Net) 30%

Very favorable 259

10%

Favorable 497

20%



Unfavorable 323

13%


23%

No opinion 586

24%


10%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 299

IMP012003 Do you think the Senate impeachment trial should, after the House and the president have presented their cases, be

extended by calling more witnesses or should the Senate vote on the guilt or innocence of the president?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Extended by calling 1357

more witnesses 54%

Vote on the guilt or 1135

innocence of the 46%

President

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 300

IMP012004 Do you think the president tried to get the Ukrainians to open an investigation of the Bidens or not?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Yes 1677

67%

No 815

33%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 301

IMP012005A Do you think that asking for an investigation of the Bidens is a fair or unfair request?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Fair 1194

48%

Unfair 1298

52%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 302

IMP012005B Do you think that asking for an investigation of the Bidens is a fair or unfair request given that Hunter Biden received

millions of dollars from a Ukrainian energy company?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Fair 1323

53%

Unfair 1170

47%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 303

IMP012006 Do you think that the Ukrainians were told that they would not get their aid unless they opened an investigation, or do

you think that they were not told of any connection between the aid and the investigations?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Told they would not get 1464

their aid unless they 59%

opened an investigation

Were not told of any 1029

connection between the 41%

aid and the

investigation

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 304

IMP012007 Do you think that asking for the Ukrainians to look into the Bidens is an impeachable offense, misconduct but not

impeachable, or within presidential authority?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Impeachable offense 1002

40%

Misconduct but not 751

impeachable 30%

Within presidential 740

authority 30%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 305

IMP012008 Do you think that asking for the Ukrainians to look into the Bidens and threatening a hold on their aid is an

impeachable offense, misconduct but not impeachable, or within presidential authority?


Total


Weighted Base 2493


43%


impeachable 30%


authority 27%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 306

IMP012009 Do you think that asking for the Ukrainians to look into the Bidens and putting a hold on their aid that they did not

know about is an impeachable offense, misconduct but not impeachable, or within presidential authority?


Total


Weighted Base 2493


43%


impeachable 28%


authority 29%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 307

IMP012010 Do you think that asserting executive privilege for close presidential advisers is obstruction of congress or something

many presidents have done and then litigated in the courts?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Obstruction of Congress 1175

47%

Something many 1317

presidents have done 53%

and then litigated in

the courts

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 308

IMP012011 Do you think that asserting executive privilege is an impeachable offense, misconduct but not impeachable or is within

presidential authority?


Total


Weighted Base 2493


33%


impeachable 30%


authority 37%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 309

IMP012012 Do you think that the House should get to call more witnesses now or do you think that they had to call those witnesses

during the impeachment process in the House?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Should get to call more 1283

witnesses 51%

Had to call witnesses 1209

during the impeachment 49%

process in the House

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 310

IMP012013 Do you think the president can be charged with obstruction of Congress just for asserting executive privilege or did

Congress need to get a court order and the president would have had to have violated that court order to have

obstructed Congress?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

President can be 1172

charged with 47%

obstruction of Congress

just for asserting

executive privilege

Congress needed to get 1321

a court order and the 53%

President would have

had to have violated

that order to have

obstructed Congress

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 311

IMP012014 Do you think Speaker Nancy Pelosi was right or wrong to hold on to the articles of impeachment for a month before

sending them to the Senate?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Right 1097

44%

Wrong 1395

56%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 312

IMP012015 Do you think that the process in the House was fair or unfair?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Fair 1289

52%

Unfair 1204

48%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 313

IMP012016 Do you think that the process in the Senate so far has been fair or unfair?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Fair 1361

55%

Unfair 1132

45%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 314

IMP012017 Do you think that the whistleblower should be required to come forward and testify or should he or she remain in secret?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Testify 1473

59%

Remain in secret 1019

41%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 315

IMP012018 Do you think that the whistleblower would be shown as someone close to the Joe Biden who had been trying to find ways to

impeach the president?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Yes 1242

50%

No 1251

50%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 316

IMP012019 Do you think former national security adviser John Bolton should be required to come forward and testify or should

conversations with the president and his advisers remain protected by executive privilege?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Bolton should be 1506

required to testify 60%

Conversations with the 986

president and his 40%

advisers remain

protected by executive

privilege

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 317

IMP012020 Do you think Bolton would provide explosive testimony about the president?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Yes 1346

54%

No 1146

46%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 318

IMP012021 Should Hunter Biden be required to come forward and testify or should he not be a part of these proceedings?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Required to come 1387

forward and testify 56%

Should not be part of 1106

these proceedings 44%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 319

IMP012022 Do you think Hunter Biden would testify he received millions of dollars for work obtained by using his father's name or

not?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Yes 1088

44%

No 1404

56%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 320

IMP012023 The House impeachment managers say that President Trump is a dictator who may have used illegal means to win in 2016,

was trying to get the Ukrainians to interfere in this election and must be removed now and barred from the ballot

because he would do it again in the 2020 election. Do you agree or disagree with this statement?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Agree 1401

56%

Disagree 1091

44%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 321

IMP012024 The President's team says that the Democrats have been trying to remove president Trump from office from the moment he

took office and have tried one attack after another. They don't really care about the constitution and are making

misleading and false claims about what happened with the Ukraine just to regain power. Do you agree or disagree

with that statement?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Agree 1334

54%

Disagree 1158

46%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 322

IMP012025 Which is closer to your viewpoint?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Asking Ukraine to open 1221

an investigation into 49%

the Bidens given that

Hunter Biden and his

partners received

millions of dollars in

fees advising a

Ukrainian energy

company without any

energy experience is a

fair request

Asking Ukraine to 1272

investigate the Bidens 51%

is tantamount to asking

a foreign country to

intervene in a US

election given that Joe

Biden is a candidate

for President.

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 323

IMP012026 Which is closer to your viewpoint?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Asking Ukraine to 1311

investigate whether the 53%

Bidens were involved in

corruption and then

temporary withholding

foreign aid

to the country amounts

to abuse of power and

interfering in the 2020

election

There is no direct 1182

evidence of any quid 47%

pro quo with Ukraine

and U.S. aid to Ukraine

was released before it

was due to the country;

besides, it is the

responsibility

of the president to

refer possible criminal

activity to the

attorney general, as

was done in president

Trump's call with the

president of Ukraine.

Therefore, there is no

abuse of power or

intent to interfere in

the 2020 election.

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 324

IMP012027 Which is closest to your view?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

The impeachment process 1297

driven by Democrats in 52%

the House of

Representatives is a

waste of time as the

Republican-led Senate

will not vote

to remove President

Trump even if he is

impeached

The impeachment process 1195

driven by Democrats in 48%

the House of

Representatives is an

important process that

will inform the public

of any and all

evidence of wrongdoing

in how President Trump

dealt with Ukraine

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 325

IMP1002 Do you think that, for his actions, President Trump should be impeached and removed from office, censured by Congress,

or no action should be taken?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Impeachment and removed 1112

from office 45%

Censured by Congress 455

18%

No action should be 925

taken 37%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 326

OA012001 Do you think online political ads should be censored by online companies that run them or not censored?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Censored 1146

46%

Not censored 1347

54%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 327

OA012002 Do you think online political ads should be checked for obscenity and threats of violence but otherwise allowed to run

or should they be allowed only if they also pass fact checkers?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Checked for obscenity 1378

and threats of violence 55%

but otherwise allowed

to run

Should be allowed only 1115

if they also pass fact 45%

checkers

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 328

OA012003 Do you think online political ads should be fact-checked and run only if they meet the approval of fact checkers or do

you think such factchecking just amounts to censorship and should not be required?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

fact-checked and run 1814

only if they meet the 73%

approval of fact

checkers

such factchecking just 679

amounts to censorship 27%

and should not be

required

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 329

OA012004 Are you more worried about false ads appearing online or more worried about ideological censorship of ads?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

False ads appearing 1624

online 65%

Ideological censorship 869

of ads 35%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 330

OA012005 Do you think that major online sites favor content mostly from the left, from the center or from the right?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Mostly from the left 971

39%

Mostly from the center 1048

42%

Mostly from the right 474

19%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 331

OA012006_1 Here are some things that could be said in political ads. For each one, do you think it should be censored or allowed in

a political online ad?

President Trump is a dictator


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Censored 1209

49%

Allowed 1284

51%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 332



United States history began not in 1776 when the Declaration of Independence was signed but in 1619 when the first slaves came to America


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Censored 926

37%

Allowed 1567

63%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 333



Hillary Clinton is a crook who took billions from her foundation and should be locked up


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Censored 1189

48%

Allowed 1304

52%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 334



Climate change has been vastly exaggerated as a problem


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Censored 999

40%

Allowed 1494

60%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 335



Joe Biden is corrupt because he knew his son was getting millions of dollars from a Ukraine Energy Company


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Censored 1123

45%

Allowed 1370

55%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 336



It's time to overthrow this government and cut the head off the president, the speaker of the house and all our leaders


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Censored 1728

69%

Allowed 765

31%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 337

QRACE What is your race?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

White 1686

68%

Black or African 296

American 12%

Hispanic, Latino, or 345

Spanish origin 14%

Asian origin (includes 122

people of Asian Indian, 5%

Chinese, Korean,

Filipino, and Japanese

origin)

Other 43

2%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 338

Q410 Which one of the following best describes your employment status?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Employed full time 1074

43%

Employed part time 273

11%

Self-employed full time 117

5%

Not employed, but 71

looking for work 3%

Not employed and not 21

looking for work 1%

Not employed, unable to 87

work due to a 3%

disability or illness

Retired 524

21%

Student 78

3%

Stay-at-home spouse or 177

partner 7%

Self-employed part time 71

3%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 339

D5 The organization you work for is in which of the following?

Base: Employed FT/PT

Total


Weighted Base 1347

Public sector 508

38%

Private sector 606

45%

Not-for-profit 122

9%

Other 37

3%

Don't know 74

5%

Sigma 1347

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 340

D6 Is anyone in your household a member of a labor union?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

I am a member of a 254

labor union 10%

Someone else in my 157

household is a member 6%

of a labor union

Both me and another 51

member of my household 2%

are members of a labor

union

No one in my household 1948

is a member of a labor 78%

union

Decline to state 82

3%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 341

Q2146 What is the highest level of education you have completed or the highest degree you have received?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Less than high school 37

1%

Completed some high 151

school 6%

High school graduate or 430

equivalent (e.g., GED) 17%

Job-specific training 88

programs after high 4%

school

Completed some college, 539

but no degree 22%

Associate's degree 383

15%

College graduate (e.g., 447

B.A., A.B., B.S.) 18%

Completed some graduate 83

school, but no degree 3%

Completed graduate 336

school (e.g., M.S., 13%

M.D., Ph.D.)

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 342

Q2135 What is your marital status?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Married or civil union 1216

49%

Single, never married 678

27%

Divorced 268

11%

Separated 66

3%

Widowed/Widower 127

5%

Living with partner 137

6%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 343

D9 How many children live in your household?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

None 1394

56%

One 478

19%

Two 415

17%

Three 132

5%

Four or more 74

3%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 344

M12 Which best describes your political ideology?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Liberal (Net) 677

27%

Strong liberal 342

14%

Lean liberal 335

13%

Moderate 1038

42%

Conservative (Net) 777

31%

Lean conservative 390

16%

Strong conservative 387

16%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 345

M13 Do you think of yourself as fiscally liberal or conservative?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Fiscally liberal 497

20%

Fiscally conservative 1163

47%

Do not lean one way or 833

the other 33%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 346

M14 Do you think of yourself as socially liberal or conservative?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Socially liberal 870

35%

Socially conservative 877

35%

Do not lean one way or 746

the other 30%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 347

S3 Some people had the chance to vote in the last presidential election on November 8, 2016. Others did not. Did you vote

in November's presidential election?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Yes 2091

84%

No 402

16%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 348

S4 Some people had the chance to vote in the 2016 presidential election. Others did not.

Who did you vote for in the 2016 presidential election on November 8, 2016?

Base: Voted In Presidential Election

Total


Weighted Base 2091

Hillary Clinton 931

45%

Donald Trump 904

43%

Gary Johnson 75

4%

Jill Stein 43

2%

Other 78

4%

Prefer not to answer 60

3%

Sigma 2091

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 349

S4A In casting your vote, what was most important to you - the candidate's likeability or their stand on the issues?

Base: Voted In Presidential Election

Total


Weighted Base 2091

Likeability 353

17%

Their stand on the 1738

issues 83%

Sigma 2091

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 350

D11 What is your religion?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Evangelical Protestant 321

13%

Non-Evangelical 278

Protestant 11%

Roman Catholic 592

24%

Mormon 26

1%

Other Christian 437

18%

Jewish 104

4%

Muslim 25

1%

Hindu 16

1%

Buddhist 25

1%

Atheist/Agnostic 304

12%

Other 363

15%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 351

D12 How often do you attend religion services, events, or gatherings?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Daily 105

4%

Weekly 612

25%

A few times per month 290

12%

Once a month 214

9%

Almost never 1271

51%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 352

D13 How important or unimportant is religion in your life?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Very/Somewhat Important 1649

(Net) 66%

Very important 861

35%

Somewhat important 788

32%

Very/Somewhat 843

Unimportant (Net) 34%

Somewhat unimportant 338

14%

Very unimportant 506

20%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 353

D14 Does anyone in your household own a gun?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Yes 793

32%

No 1700

68%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 354

Q2145 Which of the following best describes your current primary residence?

I/We live in...


Total


Weighted Base 2493

A house that I/we own 1595

64%

An apartment or 189

condominium that I/we 8%

own

Another type of home 68

that I/we own 3%

A house that I/we rent 263

or lease 11%

An apartment or 321

condominium that I/we 13%

rent or lease

Another type of home 30

that I/we rent or lease 1%

None of these 26

1%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 355

D16 Do you live in a suburban, urban, or rural area?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Urban 660

26%

Suburban 1358

54%

Rural 474

19%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 356

D18 Are you a Citizen of the United States?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Yes 2467

99%

No 25

1%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 357

HO1 Do you have health insurance?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Yes 2291

92%

No 202

8%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 358

Q2157 Which of the following income categories best describes your total 2017 household income before taxes?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

Less than $15,000 166

7%

$15,000 to $24,999 171

7%

$25,000 to $34,999 182

7%

$35,000 to $49,999 286

11%

$50,000 to $74,999 424

17%

$75,000 to $99,999 347

14%

$100,000 to $124,999 315

13%

$125,000 to $149,999 244

10%

$150,000 to $199,999 195

8%

$200,000 to $249,999 59

2%

$250,000 or more 60

2%

Decline to answer 43

2%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 359

CA1 Which carrier do you subscribe to for mobile calling and data services?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

AT&T 566

23%

Verizon 652

26%

T-Mobile 354

14%

Sprint 213

9%

TracFone 84

3%

MetroPCS 121

5%

Virgin Mobile 25

1%

Straight Talk 72

3%

Boost Mobile 83

3%

Cricket 81

3%

Consumer Cellular 40

2%

Net10 8

*

US Cellular 35

1%

Walmart FamilyMobile 8

*

Other 106

4%

None of the above 46

2%

Sigma 2493

100%




1 Feb 2020

Table 360

CA2 Which internet service provider do you subscribe to for internet connectivity in your home?


Total


Weighted Base 2493

AT&T 455

18%

Bright House 30

1%

Cablevision 50

2%

Charter 137

5%

Comcast 523

21%

Cox Cable 121

Communications 5%

Time Warner Cable 239

10%

Verizon 247

10%

Frontier 75

3%

CenturyLink 124

5%

Cincinnati Bell 8

*

Mediacom 20

1%

Suddenlink 25

1%

Windstream 24

1%

Other 283

11%

None of the above 131

5%

Sigma 2493

100%

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