rR23, rR27
rR27, rR23
Republican
Democrat
Verbatim
Dont know
No answer
Interviewed pre-presidential primary election
Interviewed post-presidential primary election
Interviewed post-Republican presidential primary election (S
Bauer
Bradley
Buchanan
Bush
Forbes
Gore
Hatch
Keyes
McCain
Other
Did not endorse candidate
Evenly divided among Bush, Forbes and McCain
Assigned to rN12
Assigned to rN13
Assigned to rN10
Assigned to rN11
Assigned to rN08
Assigned to rN09
Assigned to rN06
Assigned to rN07
Assigned to rN04
Assigned to rN05
Assigned to rK02
Assigned to rK03
Did not do this
More favorable
Less favorable
Bush or Gore better (rF37, rF43, rF49, rF55), Bush as expect
Bush or Gore better, Gore as expected, Bush as expected
Bush as expected, Gore as expected, Bush or Gore better
Gore as expected, Bush as expected, Bush or Gore better
None
Less than 15 minutes
15 to 30 minutes
30 minutes to one hour
One to two hours
More than two hours
Assigned to rBB11
Assigned to rBB12
No difference
{IA Reint; NH Reint: All | SC Reint; MI Reint: Both}
{None | Neither}
What contributors want
What is best for public
{NH Reint: All | Super Reint; SC Reint; MI Reint: Both}
{IA Reint; NH Reint: All | Super Reint; SC Reint; MI Reint:
Very much
Somewhat
Little
Not at all
IA post-presidential primary election reinterview (IA Reint;
NH post-presidential primary election reinterview (NH Reint;
Super Tuesday States post-presidential primary election rein
SC post-Republican presidential primary election reinterview
MI post-Republican presidential primary election reinterview
Post-Republican presidential nominating convention reintervi
Post-Democratic presidential nominating convention reintervi
Post-3 Oct Bush-Gore debate reinterview (3 Oct Deb Reint; 4__
Post-11 Oct Bush-Gore debate reinterview (11 Oct Deb Reint;
Post-17 Oct Bush-Gore debate reinterview (17 Oct Deb Reint;
Post-general election reinterview (Elect Reint; 11 Nov__7 Dec
a
b
c
d
f
White
Black
Asian
Hispanic
No data
Male
Female
English
Spanish
Module F1
Module F2
Module E1
Module E2
Module D1
Module D2
Module C1
Module C2
Module B1
Module B2
Module B3
Module A1
Module A2
Module A3
Module A4
Less than $10,000
$10,000 to less than $15,000
$15,000 to less than $25,000
$25,000 to less than $35,000
$35,000 to less than $50,000
$50,000 to less than $75,000
$75,000 to less than $100,000
$100,000 to less than $150,000
$150,000 or more
Urban
Suburban
Rural
New England
Mid-Atlantic
East North Central
West North Central
South Atlantic
East South Central
West South Central
Mountain
Pacific
Less than six months
Six months to one year
Protestant (Baptist, Christian, Episcopal, Jehovahs Witness,
Roman Catholic
Jewish
Mormon
Orthodox Church
Muslim
More than once a week
Once a week
Once or twice a month
Few times a year
Never
Federal government
State government
Local government
Military
Not employed by government
Work for someone else
Profession worker (lawyer, doctor, scientist, teacher, engin
Skilled tradesperson (printer, baker, tailor, electrician, m
Clerical or office worker (typist, secretary, postal clerk,
Service worker (police officer, fire fighter, waiter or wait
Laborer (plumbers helper, construction worker, longshorepers
Manager (store manager, sales manager, office manager)
Semi-skilled worker (machine operator, assembly line worker,
Salesperson
Business owner
Working full time
Working part time
Temporarily unemployed
Retired
Permanently disabled
Homemaker
Student
Married
Living as married
Widowed
Divorced
Separated
Never married
Grade eight or lower
Some high school, no diploma
High school diploma or equivalent
Technical or vocational school after high school
Some college, no degree
Associates or two-year college degree
Four-year college degree
Graduate or professional school after college, no degree
Graduate or professional degree
Mexican
Cuban
Puerto Rican
cV02 asked if Republican, Democrat or Independent
cV02 asked if Republican or Democrat
Democratic
Neither
Strong
Not very strong
Independent
Incumbent
First major general election challenger
Second major general election challenger
No US Senate race
Named Republican candidate
Named Democratic candidate
Named Libertarian candidate (AZ)
Generic Republican
Generic Democrat
Did not vote for US senator
Would not vote for US senator
(AL) Jeff Sessions
(AL) Richard Shelby
(AR) Tim Hutchinson
(AR) Blanche Lincoln
(AZ) Jon Kyl
(AZ) John McCain
(CA) Barbara Boxer
(CA) Dianne Feinstein
(CO) Wayne Allard
(CO) Ben Nighthorse Campbell
(CT) Christopher Dodd
(CT) Joe Lieberman
(DE) Joseph Biden
(DE) William Roth
(FL) Bob Graham
(FL) Connie Mack
(GA) Max Cleland
(GA) {through 24 Jul: Paul Coverdell | starting 25 Jul: Zell
(IA) Chuck Grassley
(IA) Tom Harkin
(ID) Larry Craig
(ID) Mike Crapo
(IL) Richard Durbin
(IL) Peter Fitzgerald
(IN) Evan Bayh
(IN) Richard Lugar
(KS) Sam Brownback
(KS) Pat Roberts
(KY) Jim Bunning
(KY) Mitch McConnell
(LA) John Breaux
(LA) Mary Landrieu
(MA) Edward Kennedy
(MA) John Kerry
(MD) Barbara Mikulski
(MD) Paul Sarbanes
(ME) Susan Collins
(ME) Olympia Snowe
(MI) Spencer Abraham
(MI) Carl Levin
(MN) Rod Grams
(MN) Paul Wellstone
(MO) John Ashcroft
(MO) Christopher Bond
(MS) Thad Cochran
(MS) Trent Lott
(MT) Max Baucus
(MT) Conrad Burns
(NC) John Edwards
(NC) Jesse Helms
(ND) Kent Conrad
(ND) Byron Dorgan
(NE) Charles Hagel
(NE) Robert Kerrey
(NH) Judd Gregg
(NH) Bob Smith
(NJ) Frank Lautenberg
(NJ) Robert Torricelli
(NM) Jeff Bingaman
(NM) Pete Domenici
(NV) Richard Bryan
(NV) Harry Reid
(NY) Daniel Moynihan
(NY) Charles Schumer
(OH) Mike DeWine
(OH) George Voinovich
(OK) James Inhofe
(OK) Don Nickles
(OR) Gordon Smith
(OR) Ron Wyden
(PA) Rick Santorum
(PA) Arlen Specter
(RI) Lincoln Chafee
(RI) Jack Reed
(SC) Ernest Hollings
(SC) Strom Thurmond
(SD) Thomas Daschle
(SD) Tim Johnson
(TN) Bill Frist
(TN) Fred Thompson
(TX) Phil Gramm
(TX) Kay Bailey Hutchison
(UT) Robert Bennett
(UT) Orrin Hatch
(VA) Charles Robb
(VA) John Warner
(VT) James Jeffords
(VT) Patrick Leahy
(WA) Slade Gorton
(WA) Patty Murray
(WI) Russell Feingold
(WI) Herb Kohl
(WV) Robert Byrd
(WV) John Rockefeller
(WY) Mike Enzi
(WY) Craig Thomas
No second challenging candidate
No challenging candidates
Only incumbent running
One challenger
Two challengers
No incumbent candidate
Running for re-election
Retiring
No US representative (DC)
Congressional district undesignated
Did not vote for US representative
Would not vote for US representative
Undesignated (LA)
Interviewed pre-Congressional primary election
Interviewed post-Congressional primary election
No Congressional primary election (DC)
Undesignated (interviewed on day of election)
Very successful
Somewhat successful
Not too successful
Not successful
Easier to get things done
Very difficult to get things done
No different
Deeply divided over Bush and Gore
Did not feel strongly about Bush or Gore
Quickly
Long time
Great deal easier
Somewhat easier
Somewhat more difficult
Great deal more difficult
No effect
Too close to call
Very closely
Somewhat closely
Not too closely
Not closely
Honest mistake
Media were careless
Reporters wanted Gore to win
Very favorable
Somewhat favorable
Somewhat unfavorable
Very unfavorable
Top priority
High priority
Moderate priority
Not a priority
Very confident
Somewhat confident
Not too confident
Not confident
Major reason
Minor reason
Not a reason
Major problems
Minor problems
Hardly any problems
Strongly support
Somewhat support
Somewhat oppose
Strongly oppose
Definitely show Gore
Probably show Gore
Probably show Bush
Definitely show Bush
A lot
Some
Few
Machine
Hand
Both equally accurate
Candidate who won in state
Candidate who got most votes in country
Keep Electoral College
Amend Constitution to elect president by popular vote
Florida Supreme Court, strongly
Florida Supreme Court, not strongly
Florida legislature, not strongly
Florida legislature, strongly
Changing rules, strongly
Changing rules, not strongly
Trying to make sure vote accurately represented, not strongl
Trying to make sure vote accurately represented, strongly
Fairly
Unfairly
Very likely
Somewhat likely
Not too likely
Not likely
Approve
Disapprove
Should have conceded sooner
Conceded at right time
Should not have conceded as soon
Strongly approve
Somewhat approve
Somewhat disapprove
Strongly disapprove
Willing to wait
Situation has gone on too long
Resolving matters as soon as possible
Removing all reasonable doubt
McCain, Bradley
Bradley, McCain
Bush, Bradley
Bradley, Bush
McCain, Gore
Gore, McCain
Bush, Gore
Gore, Bush
cR23, cR27
cR27, cR23
More likely
Less likely
Would not matter
Most important
Very important
Somewhat important
Not too important
Get satisfaction
Because of duty
Did not vote
Voted
Always
Nearly always
Part of the time
Seldom
Nader
Would not have voted for president
Did not vote for president
Would not vote for president
Early
On Election Day
Did not vote for presidential nominee
Voting at an early polling station
Sending in a ballot by mail
Sending in a ballot by fax
Personally dropping off a ballot at an election office
Having someone else drop off a ballot at an election office
Voting over the telephone
Voting online, that is voting over the Internet
Would not vote for presidential nominee
Certain
Chance registration lapsed
Undesignated (multiple primary dates or interviewed on day o
Half Bush, half McCain
Half Bradley, half Gore
Assigned to cN12
Assigned to cN13
Assigned to cN10
Assigned to cN11
Assigned to cN08
Assigned to cN09
Assigned to cN06
Assigned to cN07
Assigned to cN04
Assigned to cN05
Few big interests
Benefit of all
Way contributors want
Way best serves country
Depends
Tell voters what they will do if elected
Cannot be trusted to keep promises
What public wants to hear
What is best for country
Great deal
Fair amount
Not too much
Most of the time
Some of the time
Learned enough
Not learned enough
Would never vote for candidate
One of several important reasons deciding vote
More negative
Less negative
Talking about issues
Ducking issues
K05, K07, K09, K11
K06,K08, K10, K12
Assigned to cK02
Assigned to cK03
Quite a bit
Very little
Every day
Few times a week
Few times a month
Less often
Good deal
Not very much
Very interested
Somewhat interested
Not much interested
Now and then
Hardly
Have not done this
Republicans
Democrats
Both
Watched Clinton inaugural speech
Watched other inaugural speech
Never watched inaugural speech
Republican Leadership Council/front organization for Bush
Positive
Negative
abc
cbs
nbc
cnn
fox
msnbc
pbs
C-SPAN
npr
Few minutes
Half hour
One hour
Two hours or more
Did not watch
Bush or Gore better (cF37, cF43, cF49, cF55), Bush as expect
Cheney
Lieberman
Better
Less well
As expected
All
Most
Art Bell
Jim Bohannon
Bob Brinker
Dr. Joy Browne
Ken and Daria Dolan
Dr. Dean Edell
Bob Grant
Don Imus
John and Ken
Tom Joyner
Tom Leykis
G. Gordon Liddy
Rush Limbaugh
Michael Reagan
Dr. Laura Schlessinger
Doug Stephan
Howard Stern
Bruce Williams
Arizona Republic
Atlanta Constitution
Baltimore Sun
Boston Globe
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dallas Morning News
Denver Post
Detroit Free Press
Houston Chronicle
Los Angeles Times
Miami Herald
Minneapolis Star Tribune
New York Daily News
New York Post
New York Times
Newark Star-Ledger
Newsday
Orange County Register
Oregonian
Philadelphia Inquirer
Rocky Mountain News
San Diego Union-Tribune
San Francisco Chronicle
San Jose Mercury News
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Petersburg Times
USA Today
Wall Street Journal
Washington Post
Every week
Once in a while
Few times
Favor, oppose
Oppose, favor
Assigned to cBB11
Assigned to cBB12
Does Bush favor or oppose? Does Gore favor or oppose?
Does Bush, Gore, both or neither favor?
{through 13 Feb: All | starting 14 Feb: Both}
Stay
Be removed
Playing politics
Thinking about boys interests
Returned to father
Stay in US
Courts should decide
Fewer than 200,000
400,000
600,000
More than 1 million
Fewer than 10%
Between 10% and 25%
More than 25%
Should not pay
Offer voucher to cover some costs
Cover through Medicare
One in 50
One in 20
One in 10
More than one in 10
Support vouchers
Oppose vouchers
No promises about vouchers
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
Favor
Oppose
More
Same
Less
15%
28%
32%
39.6%
$100 million
$275 million
$425 million
$600 million
Eliminated
Kept
Yes
No
Cutting taxes
Paying national debt
Strengthening Medicare
Strengthening Social Security
Cut taxes for all
Targeted tax cuts
No promises about taxes
Extremely serious
Serious
Not too serious
Not a problem
Higher
Lower
1.6%
2%
2.6%
3.2%
$4.50
$5.15
$6.35
$7.10
Clinton administration
Republicans in Congress
A lot better
Worse
A lot worse
Excellent
Good
Fair
Poor
Traits within candidates
Candidates within traits
Do not recognize name
Cannot think of word or phrase
Very conservative
Conservative
Moderate
Liberal
Very liberal
Extremely well
Quite well
Not too well
Not well
Cannot rate
National cross-section (Nat CS; 14 Dec 99__19 Jan 01)
IA pre-presidential primary election cross-section (IA CS; 1
NH pre-presidential primary election cross-section (NH CS; 1
Super Tuesday States pre-presidential primary election cross
Second Tuesday States pre-presidential primary election cros
SC pre-Republican presidential primary election cross-sectio
MI pre-Republican presidential primary election cross-sectio