Fox News Voter Analysis

Age, 4 categories
18-29 13,394 12% Democrat 64% Republican 34% Other 3% 30-44 26,231 23% Democrat 57% Republican 40% Other 2% 45-64 44,105 38% Democrat 50% Republican 48% Other 2% 65 or over 31,272 27% Democrat 49% Republican 50% Other 1%
Sample: 115,002 Respondents

Age, 2 categories
18-44 39,625 35% Democrat 60% Republican 38% Other 2% 45+ 75,377 65% Democrat 49% Republican 49% Other 2%
Sample: 115,002 Respondents

Age, granular
18-24 5,730 6% Democrat 66% Republican 32% Other 3% 25-29 7,664 6% Democrat 61% Republican 36% Other 3% 30-39 18,470 16% Democrat 58% Republican 39% Other 3% 40-49 16,162 15% Democrat 53% Republican 45% Other 2% 50-64 35,704 30% Democrat 50% Republican 48% Other 2% 65+ 31,272 27% Democrat 49% Republican 50% Other 1%
Sample: 115,002 Respondents

Race/Ethnicity
White 89,358 73% Democrat 45% Republican 54% Other 2% African American or Black 9,698 12% Democrat 90% Republican 8% Other 2% Latino or Hispanic 7,738 9% Democrat 66% Republican 32% Other 3% Other 8,204 6% Democrat 60% Republican 36% Other 4%
Sample: 114,998 Respondents

Race/Ethnicity, 2 categories
White 89,358 73% Democrat 45% Republican 54% Other 2% Non-white 25,640 27% Democrat 76% Republican 22% Other 2%
Sample: 114,998 Respondents

Education, 4 categories
High school or less 15,193 26% Democrat 50% Republican 48% Other 2% Some college/assoc. degree 41,791 32% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 2% College graduate 34,066 27% Democrat 54% Republican 44% Other 2% Postgraduate study 24,218 16% Democrat 59% Republican 39% Other 1%
Sample: 115,268 Respondents

Education, 2 categories
No college degree 56,984 58% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 2% College degree 58,284 42% Democrat 56% Republican 42% Other 2%
Sample: 115,268 Respondents

Income
Under $25,000 13,559 12% Democrat 62% Republican 35% Other 3% $25,000-$49,999 25,965 21% Democrat 55% Republican 43% Other 2% $50,000-$74,999 24,534 19% Democrat 50% Republican 48% Other 2% $75,000-$99,999 19,682 15% Democrat 50% Republican 49% Other 1% $100,000 or more 30,133 32% Democrat 52% Republican 47% Other 1%
Sample: 113,873 Respondents

Income, 3 categories
Under $50,000 39,524 33% Democrat 57% Republican 40% Other 3% $50,000-$99,999 44,216 35% Democrat 50% Republican 48% Other 2% $100,000 or more 30,133 32% Democrat 52% Republican 47% Other 1%
Sample: 113,873 Respondents

Income, 2 categories
Under $50,000 39,524 33% Democrat 57% Republican 40% Other 3% $50,000 or more 74,349 67% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 2%
Sample: 113,873 Respondents

Party ID with leaners
Democrat/Lean Dem 58,357 46% Democrat 97% Republican 3% Other 1% Republican/Lean Rep 45,487 43% Democrat 7% Republican 92% Other 1% Independent 11,456 12% Democrat 51% Republican 38% Other 10%
Sample: 115,300 Respondents

Ideology - 3 categories
Liberal 38,609 30% Democrat 90% Republican 9% Other 1% Moderate 39,467 35% Democrat 61% Republican 36% Other 3% Conservative 36,842 35% Democrat 13% Republican 86% Other 1%
Sample: 114,918 Respondents

Party with leaners, ideology
Liberal Democrat 35,122 26% Democrat 98% Republican 1% Other 1% Conserv/Moderate Democrat 23,067 19% Democrat 95% Republican 4% Other 1% Independent 11,456 12% Democrat 51% Republican 38% Other 10% Moderate/Liberal Republican 13,928 13% Democrat 15% Republican 83% Other 1% Conservative Republican 31,457 29% Democrat 3% Republican 96% Other 1%
Sample: 115,030 Respondents

Community type
Urban 22,505 21% Democrat 69% Republican 29% Other 2% Suburban 49,792 44% Democrat 55% Republican 44% Other 2% Small town 22,245 17% Democrat 45% Republican 53% Other 2% Rural 20,438 18% Democrat 38% Republican 60% Other 2%
Sample: 114,980 Respondents

Community type
Urban 22,505 21% Democrat 69% Republican 29% Other 2% Suburban 49,792 44% Democrat 55% Republican 44% Other 2% Small town/Rural 42,683 35% Democrat 41% Republican 56% Other 2%
Sample: 114,980 Respondents

Education 2 categories, sizeplace 3 categories
Urban college 11,850 9% Democrat 69% Republican 30% Other 2% Suburban college 28,723 23% Democrat 56% Republican 42% Other 1% Small town/Rural college 17,597 11% Democrat 46% Republican 53% Other 2% Urban non-college 10,651 12% Democrat 69% Republican 28% Other 2% Suburban non-college 21,060 22% Democrat 53% Republican 45% Other 2% Small town/Rural non-college 25,072 24% Democrat 39% Republican 58% Other 2%
Sample: 114,953 Respondents

Religion
Protestant 29,023 24% Democrat 38% Republican 61% Other 1% Catholic 24,400 22% Democrat 50% Republican 48% Other 2% Mormon 1,528 1% Democrat 29% Republican 69% Other 3% Other Christian 20,891 20% Democrat 47% Republican 51% Other 2% Jewish 3,626 3% Democrat 72% Republican 26% Other 1% Muslim 514 0% Democrat 81% Republican 17% Other 2% Something else 8,900 8% Democrat 66% Republican 31% Other 3% None 25,868 22% Democrat 71% Republican 26% Other 3%
Sample: 114,750 Respondents

Religion, 4 categories
Protestant/Other Christian 49,914 44% Democrat 42% Republican 57% Other 2% Catholic 24,400 22% Democrat 50% Republican 48% Other 2% Other 14,568 12% Democrat 65% Republican 33% Other 3% Unaffiliated 25,868 22% Democrat 71% Republican 26% Other 3%
Sample: 114,750 Respondents

White, religion
White Protestant/Other Christian 39,041 32% Democrat 30% Republican 68% Other 1% White Catholic 19,312 16% Democrat 43% Republican 55% Other 1% White other 10,305 8% Democrat 57% Republican 41% Other 2% White no religion 20,368 16% Democrat 69% Republican 29% Other 2% Non-whites 25,485 27% Democrat 76% Republican 22% Other 2%
Sample: 114,511 Respondents

White evangelical
White evangelical/white born-again Christians 6,942 21% Democrat 18% Republican 80% Other 1% All others 29,277 79% Democrat 60% Republican 38% Other 2%
Sample: 36,219 Respondents

Church attendance
Never 9,424 28% Democrat 64% Republican 33% Other 2% A few times a year or less 10,519 31% Democrat 53% Republican 46% Other 2% About once a month 1,867 6% Democrat 52% Republican 46% Other 2% A few times a month 3,326 10% Democrat 48% Republican 50% Other 1% Once a week or more 7,965 25% Democrat 38% Republican 61% Other 2%
Sample: 33,101 Respondents

Church attendance, 2 categories
At least monthly 13,158 41% Democrat 42% Republican 56% Other 2% Less often 19,943 59% Democrat 58% Republican 40% Other 2%
Sample: 33,101 Respondents

Gun owner, full distribution
Gun owner, self 9,713 31% Democrat 34% Republican 64% Other 2% Gun in household 4,855 13% Democrat 49% Republican 49% Other 2% No 19,190 55% Democrat 64% Republican 34% Other 2%
Sample: 33,758 Respondents

Gun household
Gun in household 14,568 45% Democrat 39% Republican 59% Other 2% No gun in household 19,190 55% Democrat 64% Republican 34% Other 2%
Sample: 33,758 Respondents

Veteran, full distribution
Veteran, self 5,490 15% Democrat 42% Republican 56% Other 2% Veteran in household 7,284 17% Democrat 50% Republican 48% Other 2% No 28,364 68% Democrat 55% Republican 43% Other 2%
Sample: 41,138 Respondents

Veteran household
Veteran household 12,774 32% Democrat 46% Republican 52% Other 2% Non veteran household 28,364 68% Democrat 55% Republican 43% Other 2%
Sample: 41,138 Respondents

Union member, full distribution
Union member, self 5,173 10% Democrat 59% Republican 39% Other 1% Union member in household 3,778 7% Democrat 56% Republican 42% Other 2% No 47,170 83% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 2%
Sample: 56,121 Respondents

Union household
Union household 8,951 17% Democrat 58% Republican 40% Other 2% Non union in household 47,170 83% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 2%
Sample: 56,121 Respondents

LGBT ID
Yes 2,250 7% Democrat 74% Republican 24% Other 2% No 31,022 93% Democrat 50% Republican 48% Other 2%
Sample: 33,272 Respondents

Direction of the country
Right direction 43,513 42% Democrat 13% Republican 85% Other 1% Wrong direction 70,735 58% Democrat 81% Republican 16% Other 2%
Sample: 114,248 Respondents

Life for the next generation of Americans will be
Better than life today 7,051 24% Democrat 39% Republican 59% Other 1% Worse than life today 17,393 50% Democrat 62% Republican 36% Other 2% About the same 8,375 25% Democrat 45% Republican 53% Other 2%
Sample: 32,819 Respondents

Feelings toward federal government
Enthusiastic 1,262 5% Democrat 15% Republican 83% Other 1% Satisfied, but not enthusiastic 6,644 23% Democrat 23% Republican 75% Other 2% Dissatisfied, but not angry 14,666 44% Democrat 55% Republican 43% Other 2% Angry 10,409 29% Democrat 78% Republican 20% Other 2%
Sample: 32,981 Respondents

Feelings toward federal government, 2 categories
Enthusiastic/Satisfied 7,906 28% Democrat 21% Republican 77% Other 2% Dissatisfied/Angry 25,075 72% Democrat 64% Republican 34% Other 2%
Sample: 32,981 Respondents

Views of government's role
Government should do more to solve problems 17,453 51% Democrat 74% Republican 24% Other 2% Government doing too many things better left to business and individuals 15,122 49% Democrat 28% Republican 70% Other 2%
Sample: 32,575 Respondents

Trump job approval
Approve 46,185 44% Democrat 10% Republican 89% Other 2% Disapprove 68,818 56% Democrat 87% Republican 11% Other 2%
Sample: 115,003 Respondents

Was Trump a reason for vote, 2 categories
Trump was a factor 74,922 65% Democrat 59% Republican 40% Other 1% Trump was not a factor 39,765 35% Democrat 41% Republican 55% Other 4%
Sample: 114,687 Respondents

Congress job approval
Approve 7,305 26% Democrat 25% Republican 73% Other 2% Disapprove 25,517 74% Democrat 62% Republican 36% Other 2%
Sample: 32,822 Respondents

Trump administration ethics compared with previous administrations
More ethical 7,004 25% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 1% Less ethical 19,033 52% Democrat 88% Republican 10% Other 2% About the same 6,976 23% Democrat 17% Republican 80% Other 3%
Sample: 33,013 Respondents

Condition of national economy
Excellent 3,153 12% Democrat 14% Republican 85% Other 1% Good 17,967 54% Democrat 44% Republican 55% Other 2% Not so good 10,020 28% Democrat 78% Republican 19% Other 3% Poor 1,925 5% Democrat 84% Republican 12% Other 5%
Sample: 33,065 Respondents

Condition of national economy, 2 categories
Excellent/Good 21,120 66% Democrat 38% Republican 60% Other 1% Not so good/Poor 11,945 34% Democrat 79% Republican 18% Other 3%
Sample: 33,065 Respondents

Family's financial situation
Getting ahead 21,257 20% Democrat 36% Republican 63% Other 1% Holding steady 74,142 63% Democrat 54% Republican 44% Other 2% Falling behind 19,608 16% Democrat 70% Republican 27% Other 3%
Sample: 115,007 Respondents

Concern over affordable housing availability in state
Very concerned 4,929 58% Democrat 75% Republican 24% Other 2% Somewhat concerned 2,756 29% Democrat 60% Republican 38% Other 2% Not too concerned 855 10% Democrat 34% Republican 63% Other 3% Not at all concerned 233 3% Democrat 21% Republican 76% Other 2%
Sample: 8,773 Respondents

Concern over affordable housing availability in state, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat concerned 7,685 87% Democrat 70% Republican 29% Other 2% Not too/Not at all concerned 1,088 13% Democrat 31% Republican 66% Other 3%
Sample: 8,773 Respondents

Assessment of corruption in state government
Major problem 1,283 75% Democrat 58% Republican 41% Other 1% Minor problem 733 21% Democrat 66% Republican 34% Other 1% Not a problem 160 4% Democrat 43% Republican 55% Other 2%
Sample: 2,176 Respondents

Views on abortion
Legal in all cases 9,122 26% Democrat 80% Republican 18% Other 2% Legal in most cases 12,353 35% Democrat 62% Republican 36% Other 2% Illegal in most cases 8,058 27% Democrat 24% Republican 75% Other 1% Illegal in all cases 3,338 12% Democrat 22% Republican 76% Other 2%
Sample: 32,871 Respondents

Views on abortion, 2 categories
Legal in all/most cases 21,475 61% Democrat 70% Republican 28% Other 2% Illegal in all/most cases 11,396 39% Democrat 23% Republican 75% Other 2%
Sample: 32,871 Respondents

Views of immigrants in the U.S.
Do more to help the country 21,806 61% Democrat 73% Republican 25% Other 2% Do more to hurt the country 11,715 39% Democrat 21% Republican 77% Other 2%
Sample: 33,521 Respondents

Support for raising taxes to increase funding for public schools in state
Strongly favor 4,583 18% Democrat 74% Republican 24% Other 1% Somewhat favor 8,699 35% Democrat 61% Republican 37% Other 2% Somewhat oppose 5,683 26% Democrat 35% Republican 63% Other 3% Strongly oppose 4,401 21% Democrat 26% Republican 71% Other 3%
Sample: 23,366 Respondents

Support for raising taxes to increase funding for public schools in state, 2 categories
Strongly/Somewhat favor 13,282 53% Democrat 65% Republican 33% Other 2% Strongly/Somewhat oppose 10,084 47% Democrat 31% Republican 66% Other 3%
Sample: 23,366 Respondents

Views of gun laws
Should be more strict 22,164 62% Democrat 73% Republican 25% Other 2% Should be less strict 2,411 8% Democrat 20% Republican 78% Other 2% Should be kept as they are 9,388 29% Democrat 18% Republican 80% Other 2%
Sample: 33,963 Respondents

Government responsibility to provide healthcare
Government should be responsible 20,832 59% Democrat 76% Republican 22% Other 2% Government should not be responsible 12,685 41% Democrat 18% Republican 80% Other 2%
Sample: 33,517 Respondents

Views of energy policy in state
Focus on expanding production of fossil fuels, such as oil and gas 4,148 28% Democrat 20% Republican 79% Other 1% Focus on expanding use of alternative energy such as solar and wind 14,085 72% Democrat 67% Republican 31% Other 2%
Sample: 18,233 Respondents

Should use of marijuana be legal nationwide
Yes, legal 21,419 63% Democrat 62% Republican 36% Other 2% No 12,099 37% Democrat 33% Republican 65% Other 1%
Sample: 33,518 Respondents

Trump administration impact on U.S. safety - terrorism
Made the U.S. safer 11,144 39% Democrat 10% Republican 89% Other 1% Made the U.S. less safe 13,748 37% Democrat 91% Republican 7% Other 2% Hasn't made much difference 8,114 24% Democrat 60% Republican 37% Other 3%
Sample: 33,006 Respondents

Trump administration impact on U.S. safety - crime
Made the U.S. safer 7,733 27% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 1% Made the U.S. less safe 13,509 37% Democrat 89% Republican 9% Other 2% Hasn't made much difference 11,713 36% Democrat 48% Republican 50% Other 3%
Sample: 32,955 Respondents

Trump administration impact on U.S. safety - cyberattacks
Made the U.S. safer 6,459 23% Democrat 10% Republican 89% Other 1% Made the U.S. less safe 13,940 38% Democrat 88% Republican 10% Other 2% Hasn't made much difference 12,328 39% Democrat 42% Republican 55% Other 3%
Sample: 32,727 Respondents

Opinion of Donald Trump
Very favorable 7,911 28% Democrat 5% Republican 94% Other 1% Somewhat favorable 5,029 16% Democrat 15% Republican 83% Other 2% Somewhat unfavorable 2,617 9% Democrat 54% Republican 42% Other 4% Very unfavorable 17,005 47% Democrat 92% Republican 6% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 32,562 Respondents

Opinion of Donald Trump, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 12,940 45% Democrat 9% Republican 90% Other 1% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 19,622 55% Democrat 86% Republican 12% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 32,562 Respondents

Opinion of the Democratic Party
Very favorable 5,560 18% Democrat 95% Republican 5% Other 0% Somewhat favorable 10,602 28% Democrat 89% Republican 10% Other 1% Somewhat unfavorable 5,779 18% Democrat 41% Republican 56% Other 3% Very unfavorable 10,150 35% Democrat 6% Republican 93% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 32,091 Respondents

Opinion of the Democratic Party, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 16,162 46% Democrat 92% Republican 8% Other 1% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 15,929 54% Democrat 18% Republican 80% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 32,091 Respondents

Opinion of the Republican Party
Very favorable 5,309 19% Democrat 5% Republican 94% Other 0% Somewhat favorable 7,589 26% Democrat 10% Republican 88% Other 1% Somewhat unfavorable 5,837 17% Democrat 69% Republican 28% Other 3% Very unfavorable 13,341 38% Democrat 95% Republican 4% Other 1% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 32,076 Respondents

Opinion of the Republican Party, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 12,898 45% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 1% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 19,178 55% Democrat 87% Republican 11% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 32,076 Respondents

Combined Rep Party and Trump favorability
Favorable view of Rep Party and Trump 11,340 40% Democrat 5% Republican 94% Other 1% Favorable view of Rep Party, unfavorable view of Trump 1,415 5% Democrat 33% Republican 65% Other 2% Favorable view of Trump, unfavorable view of Rep Party 1,332 5% Democrat 34% Republican 62% Other 4% Unfavorable view of Rep Party and Trump 17,707 50% Democrat 92% Republican 6% Other 2%
Sample: 31,794 Respondents

Combined party favorability
Favorable view of both parties 1,519 6% Democrat 47% Republican 51% Other 2% Favorable view of Rep Party, unfavorable view of Dem Party 11,150 39% Democrat 3% Republican 97% Other 1% Favorable view of Dem Party, unfavorable view of Rep Party 14,366 40% Democrat 98% Republican 2% Other 1% Unfavorable view of parties 4,656 15% Democrat 57% Republican 37% Other 5%
Sample: 31,691 Respondents

Opinion of Cotton
Very favorable 203 34% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 0% Somewhat favorable 158 25% Democrat 15% Republican 85% Other 1% Somewhat unfavorable 96 14% Very unfavorable 216 28% Democrat 87% Republican 11% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 673 Respondents

Opinion of Cotton, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 361 59% Democrat 11% Republican 89% Other 0% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 312 41% Democrat 74% Republican 24% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 673 Respondents

Opinion of Boozman
Very favorable 161 32% Democrat 12% Republican 88% Somewhat favorable 179 29% Democrat 20% Republican 79% Other 1% Somewhat unfavorable 137 21% Democrat 52% Republican 45% Other 2% Very unfavorable 125 17% Democrat 83% Republican 15% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 602 Respondents

Opinion of Boozman, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 340 61% Democrat 16% Republican 84% Other 0% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 262 39% Democrat 66% Republican 32% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 602 Respondents

Opinion of Jones
Very favorable 187 26% Democrat 91% Republican 8% Other 0% Somewhat favorable 155 21% Democrat 60% Republican 39% Other 1% Somewhat unfavorable 103 18% Democrat 15% Republican 85% Other 0% Very unfavorable 206 35% Democrat 6% Republican 94% Other 0% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 651 Respondents

Opinion of Jones, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 342 47% Democrat 78% Republican 22% Other 1% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 309 53% Democrat 9% Republican 91% Other 0% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 651 Respondents

Opinion of Palin
Very favorable 41 13% Somewhat favorable 67 23% Somewhat unfavorable 50 14% Very unfavorable 183 49% Republican 23% Other 77% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 341 Respondents

Opinion of Palin, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 108 36% Republican 90% Other 10% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 233 64% Republican 31% Other 69% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 341 Respondents

Opinion of Pence
Very favorable 1,152 37% Democrat 4% Republican 96% Other 0% Somewhat favorable 593 18% Democrat 18% Republican 81% Other 1% Somewhat unfavorable 368 10% Democrat 65% Republican 35% Other 0% Very unfavorable 1,584 35% Democrat 91% Republican 9% Other 0% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 3,697 Respondents

Opinion of Pence, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 1,745 55% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 0% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 1,952 45% Democrat 85% Republican 15% Other 0% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 3,697 Respondents

Opinion of Taylor Swift
Very favorable 564 17% Democrat 79% Republican 21% Other 1% Somewhat favorable 809 22% Democrat 57% Republican 41% Other 2% Somewhat unfavorable 649 21% Democrat 15% Republican 84% Other 1% Very unfavorable 586 22% Democrat 6% Republican 93% Other 1% Don't know enough to say 504 17% Democrat 43% Republican 54% Other 2%
Sample: 3,112 Respondents

Opinion of Taylor Swift, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 1,373 39% Democrat 66% Republican 32% Other 2% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 1,235 44% Democrat 10% Republican 89% Other 1% Don't know enough to say 504 17% Democrat 43% Republican 54% Other 2%
Sample: 3,112 Respondents

Preference for Romney if he's elected
Support President Trump 312 38% Democrat 3% Republican 92% Other 4% Stand up to President Trump 504 62% Democrat 55% Republican 38% Other 7%
Sample: 816 Respondents

Advance vote
Election Day 63,203 57% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 2% Early/Absentee 45,656 43% Democrat 56% Republican 42% Other 2%
Sample: 108,859 Respondents

Biggest thing that might prevent from voting
Sample: 0 Respondents

Senate vote
Democratic candidate for Senate 52,308 58% Democrat 89% Republican 10% Other 1% Republican candidate for Senate 32,459 37% Democrat 5% Republican 94% Other 1% Independent candidate for Senate 955 1% Democrat 79% Republican 15% Other 7% Another candidate 4,308 4% Democrat 29% Republican 51% Other 21% Undecided 0 0%
Sample: 90,030 Respondents

Senate special vote
Democratic candidate for Senate special 2,558 38% Democrat 95% Republican 4% Other 0% Republican candidate for Senate special 1,457 30% Democrat 6% Republican 94% Other 0% Independent candidate for Senate special 0 0% Another candidate 3,094 32% Democrat 37% Republican 56% Other 7% Undecided 0 0%
Sample: 7,109 Respondents

Governor vote
Democratic candidate for Governor 40,725 50% Democrat 93% Republican 5% Other 1% Republican candidate for Governor 33,884 46% Democrat 12% Republican 87% Other 1% Independent candidate for Governor 393 0% Democrat 33% Republican 56% Other 12% Another candidate 3,244 3% Democrat 45% Republican 29% Other 26% Undecided 0 0%
Sample: 78,246 Respondents

Interview date
10/29/2018 2,915 2% Democrat 57% Republican 42% Other 1% 10/30/2018 6,294 4% Democrat 56% Republican 43% Other 1% 10/31/2018 14,826 12% Democrat 54% Republican 43% Other 2% 11/1/2018 13,885 11% Democrat 56% Republican 42% Other 2% 11/2/2018 14,703 12% Democrat 54% Republican 44% Other 2% 11/3/2018 17,446 16% Democrat 50% Republican 48% Other 2% 11/4/2018 19,565 20% Democrat 52% Republican 46% Other 2% 11/5/2018 14,695 14% Democrat 53% Republican 45% Other 2% 11/6/2018 10,689 10% Democrat 52% Republican 46% Other 2%
Sample: 115,018 Respondents

AP Party Region
1 27,063 21% Democrat 71% Republican 26% Other 2% 3 22,062 19% Democrat 52% Republican 46% Other 2% 4 20,345 19% Democrat 43% Republican 55% Other 2% 2 26,951 21% Democrat 62% Republican 36% Other 2% 5 18,880 19% Democrat 34% Republican 64% Other 2%
Sample: 115,301 Respondents

AP Region
Region 1 28,239 22% Democrat 57% Republican 41% Other 2% Region 2 28,726 23% Democrat 53% Republican 45% Other 2% Region 3 21,935 19% Democrat 55% Republican 43% Other 2% Region 4 19,864 19% Democrat 50% Republican 48% Other 2% Region 5 15,766 17% Democrat 48% Republican 51% Other 2% Region 6 771 1% Democrat 63% Republican 32% Other 5%
Sample: 115,301 Respondents

Race/Ethnicity
White 89,358 73% Democrat 45% Republican 54% Other 2% African American or Black 9,698 12% Democrat 90% Republican 8% Other 2% Latino or Hispanic 7,738 9% Democrat 66% Republican 32% Other 3% Asian 2,504 2% Democrat 71% Republican 27% Other 2% American Indian, Native American or Alaska Native 723 1% Democrat 45% Republican 50% Other 5% Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 189 0% Democrat 63% Republican 34% Other 3% Other 4,788 3% Democrat 55% Republican 40% Other 5%
Sample: 114,998 Respondents

Straight Party ID (no leaners)
Democrat 45,628 37% Democrat 97% Republican 3% Other 0% Republican 35,309 34% Democrat 6% Republican 93% Other 0% Neither 34,316 29% Democrat 52% Republican 43% Other 5%
Sample: 115,253 Respondents

Age 2 categories, race 2 categories
White 18-44 26,814 23% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 2% White 45+ 62,382 50% Democrat 42% Republican 57% Other 2% Non-white 18-44 12,739 12% Democrat 77% Republican 20% Other 3% Non-white 45+ 12,821 15% Democrat 75% Republican 23% Other 2%
Sample: 114,756 Respondents

Age 2 categories, race 4 categories
White 18-44 26,814 23% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 2% White 45+ 62,382 50% Democrat 42% Republican 57% Other 2% Black 18-44 4,358 5% Democrat 87% Republican 10% Other 2% Black 45+ 5,314 7% Democrat 93% Republican 6% Other 1% Latino 18-44 4,556 5% Democrat 70% Republican 28% Other 3% Latino 45+ 3,175 4% Democrat 61% Republican 36% Other 2% All other races 8,157 6% Democrat 60% Republican 36% Other 4%
Sample: 114,756 Respondents

Age 4 categories, race 2 categories
White 18-29 8,298 8% Democrat 55% Republican 43% Other 2% White 30-44 18,516 16% Democrat 49% Republican 49% Other 2% White 45-64 34,908 28% Democrat 41% Republican 57% Other 2% White 65+ 27,474 22% Democrat 43% Republican 56% Other 1% Non-white 18-29 5,073 5% Democrat 77% Republican 20% Other 3% Non-white 30-44 7,666 7% Democrat 77% Republican 21% Other 3% Non-white 45-64 9,073 10% Democrat 75% Republican 22% Other 2% Non-white 65+ 3,748 5% Democrat 75% Republican 23% Other 2%
Sample: 114,756 Respondents

Age 4 categories, race 4 categories
White 18-29 8,298 8% Democrat 55% Republican 43% Other 2% White 30-44 18,516 16% Democrat 49% Republican 49% Other 2% White 45-64 34,908 28% Democrat 41% Republican 57% Other 2% White 65+ 27,474 22% Democrat 43% Republican 56% Other 1% Black 18-29 1,580 2% Democrat 84% Republican 13% Other 3% Black 30-44 2,778 3% Democrat 89% Republican 9% Other 2% Black 45-64 3,770 5% Democrat 92% Republican 7% Other 1% Black 65+ 1,544 2% Democrat 94% Republican 5% Other 1% Latino 18-29 2,023 2% Democrat 73% Republican 25% Other 3% Latino 30-44 2,533 3% Democrat 67% Republican 30% Other 3% Latino 45-64 2,347 3% Democrat 61% Republican 36% Other 3% Latino 65+ 828 1% Democrat 60% Republican 38% Other 2% All others 8,157 6% Democrat 60% Republican 36% Other 4%
Sample: 114,756 Respondents

Oil wealth fund dividend check in Alaska
Dividends should be reduced when Alaska faces a budget deficit 115 29% Republican 36% Other 64% The dividend amount should be guaranteed even when Alaska faces a budget deficit 246 71% Republican 60% Other 40%
Sample: 361 Respondents

Confidence that those who are eligible to vote in GA will be allowed to vote in the election
Very confident 1,675 49% Democrat 23% Republican 77% Other 0% Somewhat confident 971 24% Democrat 56% Republican 44% Other 0% Not too confident 863 19% Democrat 89% Republican 10% Other 1% Not at all confident 418 8% Democrat 96% Republican 4% Other 0%
Sample: 3,927 Respondents

Confidence that those who are eligible to vote in GA will be allowed to vote in the election, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat confident 2,646 73% Democrat 34% Republican 66% Other 0% Not too/Not at all confident 1,281 27% Democrat 91% Republican 8% Other 1%
Sample: 3,927 Respondents

Would Biden make a good president, or not?
Yes 471 62% Democrat 87% Republican 13% Other 0% No 294 38% Democrat 28% Republican 71% Other 1%
Sample: 765 Respondents

Born a citizen, or not
Yes 31,872 96% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 2% No 1,254 4% Democrat 69% Republican 29% Other 1%
Sample: 33,126 Respondents

Do you think the way Democrats talk about politics these days is leading to an increase in acts of violence, or don't you think so?
Yes, it is 50,285 47% Democrat 21% Republican 77% Other 2% No, it is not 63,564 53% Democrat 82% Republican 16% Other 2%
Sample: 113,849 Respondents

Combined: Do you think the way Democrats/Republicans talk about politics these days is leading to an increase in acts of violence, or don't you think so?
Yes, both 19,013 17% Democrat 49% Republican 47% Other 4% Democrats but not Republicans 30,936 30% Democrat 5% Republican 94% Other 1% Republicans but not Democrats 48,323 39% Democrat 95% Republican 4% Other 1% No, neither 14,808 13% Democrat 43% Republican 53% Other 4%
Sample: 113,080 Respondents

Do you think the way Republican talk about politics these days is leading to an increase in acts of violence, or don't you think so?
Yes, it is 67,899 56% Democrat 81% Republican 17% Other 2% No, it is not 46,125 44% Democrat 17% Republican 82% Other 2%
Sample: 114,024 Respondents

Which best describes when you decided how you would vote?
I've known all along 54,730 48% Democrat 54% Republican 45% Other 1% I decided over the course of the campaign 47,386 40% Democrat 52% Republican 46% Other 2% I decided in the last few days 7,492 7% Democrat 53% Republican 43% Other 4% I still haven't decided 5,359 4% Democrat 46% Republican 41% Other 13%
Sample: 114,967 Respondents

Approval of legal casino gambling in state
Approve strongly 253 32% Democrat 43% Republican 55% Other 1% Approve somewhat 247 31% Democrat 44% Republican 54% Other 1% Disapprove somewhat 124 16% Democrat 25% Republican 71% Other 5% Disapprove strongly 167 21% Democrat 17% Republican 80% Other 3%
Sample: 791 Respondents

Approval of legal casino gambling in state, 2 categories
Approve 500 64% Democrat 44% Republican 55% Other 1% Disapprove 291 36% Democrat 20% Republican 76% Other 4%
Sample: 791 Respondents

Concern over effects of climate change
Very concerned 16,424 45% Democrat 82% Republican 16% Other 2% Somewhat concerned 8,745 27% Democrat 42% Republican 55% Other 2% Not too concerned 5,250 17% Democrat 16% Republican 82% Other 2% Not at all concerned 3,148 11% Democrat 9% Republican 90% Other 2%
Sample: 33,567 Respondents

Concern over effects of climate change, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat concerned 25,169 72% Democrat 67% Republican 31% Other 2% Not too/Not at all concerned 8,398 28% Democrat 13% Republican 85% Other 2%
Sample: 33,567 Respondents

Work in coal industry, full distribution
Coal industry worker, self 78 4% Coal industry worker in household 156 6% Democrat 35% Republican 63% Other 2% No 2,341 90% Democrat 42% Republican 57% Other 1%
Sample: 2,575 Respondents

Work in coal industry, 2 categories
Coal industry worker self or in household 234 10% Democrat 31% Republican 67% Other 1% No 2,341 90% Democrat 42% Republican 57% Other 1%
Sample: 2,575 Respondents

Approval of Collins' handling of Kavanaugh's confirmation
Approve strongly 208 30% Democrat 16% Republican 74% Other 10% Approve somewhat 155 21% Democrat 39% Republican 48% Other 13% Disapprove somewhat 129 16% Democrat 63% Republican 27% Other 10% Disapprove strongly 278 33% Democrat 91% Republican 6% Other 3%
Sample: 770 Respondents

Approval of Collins' handling of Kavanaugh's confirmation, 2 categories
Approve 363 51% Democrat 25% Republican 64% Other 11% Disapprove 407 49% Democrat 82% Republican 13% Other 5%
Sample: 770 Respondents

Assessment of legalization of marijuana for Colorado
Good thing 534 65% Democrat 66% Republican 30% Other 4% Bad thing 311 35% Democrat 30% Republican 67% Other 3%
Sample: 845 Respondents

Reaction to confederate flag
Positive 637 19% Democrat 16% Republican 83% Other 1% Negative 1,237 28% Democrat 78% Republican 20% Other 1% No reaction either way 1,880 53% Democrat 27% Republican 72% Other 2%
Sample: 3,754 Respondents

Congress job approval with strength
Approve strongly 907 4% Democrat 34% Republican 65% Other 2% Approve somewhat 6,398 22% Democrat 23% Republican 75% Other 2% Disapprove somewhat 11,258 34% Democrat 49% Republican 49% Other 2% Disapprove strongly 14,259 40% Democrat 73% Republican 25% Other 2%
Sample: 32,822 Respondents

Ted Cruz focused more on
National political ambitions 2,262 54% Democrat 77% Republican 20% Other 3% Representing Texas in the Senate 1,420 46% Democrat 11% Republican 87% Other 2%
Sample: 3,682 Respondents

Cuban Heritage
Cuban 148 3% Democrat 40% Republican 56% Other 4% Other Hispanic 684 13% Democrat 56% Republican 42% Other 2% Non-Hispanic 3,177 85% Democrat 48% Republican 50% Other 2%
Sample: 4,009 Respondents

Views of death penalty in state
Strongly favor 534 38% Democrat 28% Republican 70% Other 2% Somewhat favor 568 37% Democrat 42% Republican 56% Other 2% Somewhat oppose 291 16% Democrat 67% Republican 33% Other 1% Strongly oppose 157 10% Democrat 71% Republican 28% Other 1%
Sample: 1,550 Respondents

Views of death penalty in state, 2 categories
Strongly/Somewhat favor 1,102 74% Democrat 35% Republican 63% Other 2% Strongly/Somewhat oppose 448 26% Democrat 68% Republican 31% Other 1%
Sample: 1,550 Respondents

Intentions of Democrats
They mostly try to do what's best for the country, even if they don't always get it right 17,346 49% Democrat 86% Republican 12% Other 2% They mostly try to do what's best for their party, even when it's bad for the country 15,275 51% Democrat 20% Republican 78% Other 2%
Sample: 32,621 Respondents

Intentions of Democrats - Republican/Lean Rep views
Republicans who think Democrats mostly try to do what's best for the country, even if they don't always get it right 1,821 6% Democrat 22% Republican 77% Other 1% Republicans who think Democrats mostly try to do what's best for their party, even when it's bad for the country 10,985 37% Democrat 4% Republican 95% Other 1% All others 20,175 57% Democrat 87% Republican 10% Other 3%
Sample: 32,981 Respondents

Assessment of ease/difficulty of the process of voting for you in the election
Very easy 2,403 63% Democrat 45% Republican 55% Other 0% Somewhat easy 1,057 25% Democrat 56% Republican 44% Other 1% Somewhat difficult 387 10% Democrat 60% Republican 40% Other 1% Very difficult 68 2%
Sample: 3,915 Respondents

Assessment of ease/difficulty of the process of voting for you in the election, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat easy 3,460 88% Democrat 48% Republican 52% Other 0% Very/Somewhat difficult 455 12% Democrat 61% Republican 38% Other 1%
Sample: 3,915 Respondents

How the economic system treats the middle class
Favors too much 897 3% Democrat 57% Republican 39% Other 4% Does not favor enough 24,163 70% Democrat 61% Republican 37% Other 2% Treats about right 7,889 26% Democrat 27% Republican 71% Other 2%
Sample: 32,949 Respondents

How the economic system treats the poor
Favors too much 4,120 13% Democrat 13% Republican 85% Other 1% Does not favor enough 22,101 65% Democrat 72% Republican 26% Other 2% Treats about right 6,687 22% Democrat 19% Republican 79% Other 1%
Sample: 32,908 Respondents

How the economic system treats the wealthy
Favors too much 24,742 72% Democrat 67% Republican 31% Other 2% Does not favor enough 892 3% Democrat 40% Republican 57% Other 3% Treats about right 7,314 25% Democrat 11% Republican 87% Other 1%
Sample: 32,948 Respondents

Education 2 categories, race 2 categories
White non college 42,041 40% Democrat 39% Republican 59% Other 2% White college 47,300 33% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 1% Non-white non college 14,811 17% Democrat 77% Republican 20% Other 2% Non-white college 10,815 9% Democrat 73% Republican 24% Other 2%
Sample: 114,967 Respondents

Education 2 categories, race 4 categories
White non college 42,041 40% Democrat 39% Republican 59% Other 2% White college 47,300 33% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 1% Black non college 6,399 9% Democrat 91% Republican 7% Other 2% Black college 3,296 3% Democrat 88% Republican 10% Other 2% Latino non college 4,715 6% Democrat 66% Republican 31% Other 3% Latino college 3,020 3% Democrat 64% Republican 34% Other 2% All others 8,196 6% Democrat 60% Republican 36% Other 4%
Sample: 114,967 Respondents

Education 2 categories, sizeplace 3 categories
White urban college 8,604 6% Democrat 64% Republican 34% Other 1% White suburban college 23,294 18% Democrat 52% Republican 47% Other 1% White small town/rural college 15,323 9% Democrat 43% Republican 56% Other 2% White urban non-college 5,736 5% Democrat 52% Republican 46% Other 2% White suburban non-college 15,806 16% Democrat 44% Republican 54% Other 2% White small town/rural non-college 20,402 19% Democrat 31% Republican 66% Other 2% Non-whites 25,640 27% Democrat 76% Republican 22% Other 2%
Sample: 114,805 Respondents

Confidence in Hawaii's emergency response systems
Very confident 111 17% Democrat 77% Republican 22% Other 1% Somewhat confident 382 51% Democrat 81% Republican 17% Other 1% Not too confident 200 24% Democrat 70% Republican 27% Other 3% Not at all confident 51 8%
Sample: 744 Respondents

Confidence in Hawaii's emergency response systems, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat confident 493 68% Democrat 80% Republican 18% Other 1% Not too/Not at all confident 251 32% Democrat 65% Republican 32% Other 3%
Sample: 744 Respondents

Views of protections for animals and plants under the Endangered Species Act
Go too far 767 28% Democrat 8% Republican 85% Other 7% Don't go far enough 1,095 27% Democrat 51% Republican 20% Other 29% Are about right 1,449 45% Democrat 30% Republican 55% Other 15%
Sample: 3,311 Respondents

Opinion of DeLeon (Democrat, CA)
Very favorable 422 17% Democrat 87% Republican 13% Other 0% Somewhat favorable 1,130 44% Democrat 80% Republican 20% Other 1% Somewhat unfavorable 516 19% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 2% Very unfavorable 521 21% Democrat 23% Republican 75% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 2,589 Respondents

Opinion of DeLeon (Democrat, CA), 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 1,552 60% Democrat 82% Republican 18% Other 1% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 1,037 40% Democrat 36% Republican 62% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 2,589 Respondents

Opinion of Emanuel
Very favorable 82 13% Somewhat favorable 195 29% Democrat 83% Republican 17% Other 0% Somewhat unfavorable 158 25% Democrat 74% Republican 26% Other 0% Very unfavorable 233 33% Democrat 29% Republican 70% Other 1% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 668 Respondents

Opinion of Emanuel, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 277 42% Democrat 79% Republican 20% Other 0% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 391 58% Democrat 48% Republican 51% Other 1% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 668 Respondents

Opinion of Espy (Democrat, MS Special)
Very favorable 857 33% Democrat 86% Republican 12% Other 2% Somewhat favorable 549 21% Democrat 49% Republican 43% Other 8% Somewhat unfavorable 364 17% Democrat 9% Republican 87% Other 3% Very unfavorable 524 29% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 1% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 2,294 Respondents

Opinion of Espy (Democrat, MS Special), 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 1,406 54% Democrat 72% Republican 24% Other 4% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 888 46% Democrat 8% Republican 90% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 2,294 Respondents

Opinion of Feinstein (Democrat, CA)
Very favorable 1,035 28% Democrat 93% Republican 7% Other 1% Somewhat favorable 1,040 30% Democrat 84% Republican 16% Other 1% Somewhat unfavorable 511 16% Democrat 61% Republican 37% Other 2% Very unfavorable 867 26% Democrat 16% Republican 82% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 3,453 Respondents

Opinion of Feinstein (Democrat, CA), 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 2,075 58% Democrat 88% Republican 11% Other 1% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 1,378 42% Democrat 33% Republican 65% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 3,453 Respondents

Opinion of Flake
Very favorable 363 11% Democrat 57% Republican 43% Other 1% Somewhat favorable 959 25% Democrat 63% Republican 36% Other 1% Somewhat unfavorable 966 27% Democrat 56% Republican 44% Other 1% Very unfavorable 1,310 37% Democrat 35% Republican 64% Other 1% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 3,598 Respondents

Opinion of Flake, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 1,322 36% Democrat 61% Republican 38% Other 1% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 2,276 64% Democrat 44% Republican 56% Other 1% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 3,598 Respondents

Opinion of Franken
Very favorable 1,280 30% Democrat 93% Republican 7% Other 0% Somewhat favorable 908 21% Democrat 81% Republican 18% Other 1% Somewhat unfavorable 524 13% Democrat 48% Republican 51% Other 1% Very unfavorable 1,112 35% Democrat 9% Republican 91% Other 0% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 3,824 Respondents

Opinion of Franken, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 2,188 51% Democrat 88% Republican 11% Other 1% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 1,636 49% Democrat 19% Republican 80% Other 1% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 3,824 Respondents

Opinion of Democratic candidate for governor
Very favorable 20,850 29% Democrat 92% Republican 7% Other 1% Somewhat favorable 20,640 28% Democrat 79% Republican 19% Other 2% Somewhat unfavorable 10,541 15% Democrat 28% Republican 70% Other 2% Very unfavorable 15,836 27% Democrat 10% Republican 89% Other 1% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 67,867 Respondents

Opinion of Democratic candidate for governor, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 41,490 58% Democrat 86% Republican 13% Other 1% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 26,377 42% Democrat 17% Republican 82% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 67,867 Respondents

Opinion of Independent candidate for governor
Very favorable 166 18% Democrat 45% Republican 30% Other 25% Somewhat favorable 329 32% Democrat 46% Republican 36% Other 18% Somewhat unfavorable 260 24% Democrat 42% Republican 45% Other 13% Very unfavorable 282 26% Democrat 29% Republican 59% Other 13% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 1,037 Respondents

Opinion of Independent candidate for governor, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 495 50% Democrat 46% Republican 34% Other 20% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 542 50% Democrat 35% Republican 52% Other 13% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 1,037 Respondents

Opinion of Republican candidate for governor
Very favorable 18,157 28% Democrat 15% Republican 85% Other 1% Somewhat favorable 18,266 27% Democrat 31% Republican 68% Other 2% Somewhat unfavorable 12,928 18% Democrat 80% Republican 18% Other 2% Very unfavorable 20,477 27% Democrat 90% Republican 8% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 69,828 Respondents

Opinion of Republican candidate for governor, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 36,423 55% Democrat 23% Republican 76% Other 1% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 33,405 45% Democrat 86% Republican 12% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 69,828 Respondents

Opinion of Hyde-Smith (Republican, MS Special)
Very favorable 621 30% Democrat 6% Republican 92% Other 1% Somewhat favorable 598 28% Democrat 14% Republican 83% Other 2% Somewhat unfavorable 394 14% Democrat 54% Republican 43% Other 3% Very unfavorable 798 28% Democrat 72% Republican 24% Other 5% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 2,411 Respondents

Opinion of Hyde-Smith (Republican, MS Special), 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 1,219 57% Democrat 10% Republican 88% Other 2% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 1,192 43% Democrat 66% Republican 30% Other 4% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 2,411 Respondents

Opinion of Inslee
Very favorable 1,016 24% Democrat 95% Republican 5% Other 0% Somewhat favorable 1,195 32% Democrat 86% Republican 13% Other 1% Somewhat unfavorable 547 16% Democrat 57% Republican 41% Other 2% Very unfavorable 987 29% Democrat 14% Republican 82% Other 4% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 3,745 Respondents

Opinion of Inslee, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 2,211 55% Democrat 90% Republican 10% Other 1% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 1,534 45% Democrat 29% Republican 68% Other 3% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 3,745 Respondents

Opinion of McDaniel (Republican, MS Special)
Very favorable 357 19% Democrat 8% Republican 88% Other 3% Somewhat favorable 546 28% Democrat 25% Republican 73% Other 2% Somewhat unfavorable 442 21% Democrat 32% Republican 65% Other 2% Very unfavorable 726 32% Democrat 52% Republican 43% Other 5% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 2,071 Respondents

Opinion of McDaniel (Republican, MS Special), 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 903 47% Democrat 18% Republican 79% Other 2% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 1,168 53% Democrat 44% Republican 52% Other 4% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 2,071 Respondents

Opinion of Democratic candidate for Senate
Very favorable 28,049 33% Democrat 92% Republican 8% Other 1% Somewhat favorable 20,480 25% Democrat 74% Republican 24% Other 2% Somewhat unfavorable 10,919 14% Democrat 23% Republican 75% Other 2% Very unfavorable 19,658 28% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 1% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 79,106 Respondents

Opinion of Democratic candidate for Senate, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 48,529 57% Democrat 84% Republican 15% Other 1% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 30,577 43% Democrat 13% Republican 86% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 79,106 Respondents

Opinion of Independent candidate for Senate
Very favorable 350 47% Democrat 78% Republican 16% Other 6% Somewhat favorable 179 21% Democrat 52% Republican 33% Other 16% Somewhat unfavorable 88 13% Very unfavorable 115 19% Democrat 15% Republican 80% Other 5% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 732 Respondents

Opinion of Independent candidate for Senate, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 529 68% Democrat 70% Republican 21% Other 9% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 203 32% Democrat 19% Republican 76% Other 5% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 732 Respondents

Opinion of Republican candidate for Senate
Very favorable 14,358 25% Democrat 8% Republican 92% Other 1% Somewhat favorable 17,616 27% Democrat 20% Republican 79% Other 2% Somewhat unfavorable 12,287 17% Democrat 74% Republican 24% Other 2% Very unfavorable 25,127 31% Democrat 91% Republican 8% Other 1% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 69,388 Respondents

Opinion of Republican candidate for Senate, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 31,974 52% Democrat 14% Republican 85% Other 1% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 37,414 48% Democrat 85% Republican 14% Other 2% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 69,388 Respondents

Opinion of Sessions
Very favorable 123 22% Democrat 12% Republican 88% Other 0% Somewhat favorable 180 30% Democrat 17% Republican 83% Other 0% Somewhat unfavorable 145 21% Democrat 42% Republican 57% Other 0% Very unfavorable 218 27% Democrat 84% Republican 16% Other 0% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 666 Respondents

Opinion of Sessions, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 303 52% Democrat 15% Republican 85% Other 0% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 363 48% Democrat 66% Republican 34% Other 0% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 666 Respondents

Opinion of Smith (Democrat, MN Special)
Very favorable 1,122 27% Democrat 96% Republican 4% Other 0% Somewhat favorable 1,300 33% Democrat 83% Republican 16% Other 1% Somewhat unfavorable 521 17% Democrat 16% Republican 83% Other 1% Very unfavorable 662 23% Democrat 6% Republican 93% Other 1% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 3,605 Respondents

Opinion of Smith (Democrat, MN Special), 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 2,422 61% Democrat 89% Republican 11% Other 0% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 1,183 39% Democrat 11% Republican 89% Other 1% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 3,605 Respondents

Opinion of Housley (Republican, MN Special)
Very favorable 622 24% Democrat 7% Republican 93% Other 0% Somewhat favorable 766 30% Democrat 28% Republican 72% Other 1% Somewhat unfavorable 689 20% Democrat 85% Republican 14% Other 1% Very unfavorable 998 27% Democrat 93% Republican 6% Other 0% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 3,075 Respondents

Opinion of Housley (Republican, MN Special), 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 1,388 54% Democrat 18% Republican 81% Other 1% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 1,687 46% Democrat 90% Republican 10% Other 1% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 3,075 Respondents

How important is it to your vote that Stacey Abrams would be the first black governor of Georgia?
Very important 945 26% Democrat 91% Republican 8% Other 0% Somewhat important 511 12% Democrat 88% Republican 11% Other 1% Not too important 594 13% Democrat 58% Republican 41% Other 1% Not at all important 1,867 49% Democrat 15% Republican 85% Other 1%
Sample: 3,917 Respondents

How important is it to your vote that Stacey Abrams would be the first black governor of Georgia?, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat important 1,456 39% Democrat 90% Republican 9% Other 0% Not too/Not at all important 2,461 61% Democrat 24% Republican 76% Other 1%
Sample: 3,917 Respondents

First time voter, education 2 categories
First time voter non college 1,878 3% Democrat 66% Republican 31% Other 2% First time voter college 509 1% Democrat 62% Republican 38% Other 0% All others 112,881 97% Democrat 53% Republican 46% Other 2%
Sample: 115,268 Respondents

First time voter, sex
First time voter men 855 1% Democrat 63% Republican 35% Other 2% First time voter women 1,533 2% Democrat 68% Republican 30% Other 2% All others 112,874 97% Democrat 53% Republican 46% Other 2%
Sample: 115,262 Respondents

First time voter, sex, sizeplace 3 categories whites
First time voter white urban men 127 1% Democrat 61% Republican 38% Other 0% First time voter white suburban men 163 1% Democrat 67% Republican 32% Other 1% First time voter white small town/rural men 157 1% Democrat 38% Republican 61% Other 1% First time voter white urban women 174 1% Democrat 76% Republican 22% Other 2% First time voter white suburban women 272 1% Democrat 64% Republican 34% Other 2% First time voter white small town/rural women 352 1% Democrat 44% Republican 52% Other 4% All others 24,361 94% Democrat 76% Republican 22% Other 2%
Sample: 25,606 Respondents

First time voter, sizeplace 3 categories
First time voter urban 693 1% Democrat 73% Republican 25% Other 2% First time voter suburban 865 1% Democrat 71% Republican 27% Other 2% First time voter small town/rural 823 1% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 2% All others 112,599 97% Democrat 53% Republican 46% Other 2%
Sample: 114,980 Respondents

First time voter
First time voting 2,388 3% Democrat 66% Republican 32% Other 2% Not 112,913 97% Democrat 53% Republican 46% Other 2%
Sample: 115,301 Respondents

Vote on Consitutional Amendment 4 restoring felon voting rights
Yes 2,455 63% Democrat 63% Republican 35% Other 2% No 903 29% Democrat 19% Republican 80% Other 1% Undecided 268 8% Democrat 39% Republican 57% Other 4%
Sample: 3,626 Respondents

Taxes on gasoline in California
Too high 2,564 71% Democrat 55% Republican 43% Other 2% Too low 212 5% Democrat 88% Republican 10% Other 2% About right 898 24% Democrat 90% Republican 9% Other 1%
Sample: 3,674 Respondents

Governor job approval - Kasich
Approve 2,346 62% Democrat 48% Republican 52% Other 1% Disapprove 1,424 38% Democrat 46% Republican 53% Other 1%
Sample: 3,770 Respondents

Governor job approval - Kasich, 4 categories
Approve strongly 556 16% Democrat 45% Republican 54% Other 1% Approve somewhat 1,790 46% Democrat 49% Republican 51% Other 1% Disapprove somewhat 986 25% Democrat 52% Republican 47% Other 1% Disapprove strongly 438 13% Democrat 35% Republican 64% Other 1%
Sample: 3,770 Respondents

Governor job approval - Snyder
Approve 1,749 47% Democrat 31% Republican 66% Other 3% Disapprove 2,127 53% Democrat 74% Republican 22% Other 4%
Sample: 3,876 Respondents

Governor job approval - Snyder, 4 categories
Approve strongly 549 14% Democrat 21% Republican 78% Other 2% Approve somewhat 1,200 33% Democrat 35% Republican 61% Other 4% Disapprove somewhat 1,016 25% Democrat 69% Republican 27% Other 4% Disapprove strongly 1,111 28% Democrat 80% Republican 17% Other 3%
Sample: 3,876 Respondents

Government worker, full distribution
Government worker, self 315 8% Democrat 60% Republican 39% Other 0% Government worker in household 232 6% Democrat 63% Republican 37% Other 0% No 3,471 86% Democrat 54% Republican 45% Other 0%
Sample: 4,018 Respondents

Government worker, 2 categories
Government worker household 547 14% Democrat 62% Republican 38% Other 0% Non government worker household 3,471 86% Democrat 54% Republican 45% Other 0%
Sample: 4,018 Respondents

Would Harris make a good president, or not?
Yes 1,798 49% Democrat 93% Republican 6% Other 1% No 1,724 51% Democrat 37% Republican 61% Other 2%
Sample: 3,522 Respondents

Views of the Affordable Care Act
Repeal the law entirely 25,795 25% Democrat 8% Republican 90% Other 2% Repeal parts of the law 29,599 26% Democrat 32% Republican 66% Other 2% Leave the law as is 14,231 14% Democrat 80% Republican 18% Other 2% Expand the law 44,818 35% Democrat 90% Republican 8% Other 2%
Sample: 114,443 Respondents

Views of the Affordable Care Act, 2 categories
Repeal the law entirely/Repeal parts 55,394 51% Democrat 20% Republican 78% Other 2% Leave as is/Expand 59,049 49% Democrat 87% Republican 11% Other 2%
Sample: 114,443 Respondents

Hugin is honest and trustworthy
Yes 1,531 43% Democrat 23% Republican 76% Other 1% No 2,097 57% Democrat 86% Republican 12% Other 2%
Sample: 3,628 Respondents

Menendez is honest and trustworthy
Yes 874 26% Democrat 90% Republican 9% Other 1% No 2,821 74% Democrat 48% Republican 50% Other 2%
Sample: 3,695 Respondents

Ideology
Very liberal 14,342 12% Democrat 90% Republican 9% Other 1% Somewhat liberal 24,267 18% Democrat 91% Republican 8% Other 1% Moderate 39,467 35% Democrat 61% Republican 36% Other 3% Somewhat conservative 23,254 21% Democrat 15% Republican 84% Other 1% Very conservative 13,588 14% Democrat 9% Republican 90% Other 1%
Sample: 114,918 Respondents

Approval of Governor Rauner handling budget deficit
Approve strongly 84 12% Approve somewhat 172 23% Democrat 17% Republican 82% Other 0% Disapprove somewhat 201 26% Democrat 72% Republican 28% Other 1% Disapprove strongly 323 39% Democrat 89% Republican 10% Other 1%
Sample: 780 Respondents

Approval of Governor Rauner handling budget deficit, 2 categories
Approve 256 35% Democrat 21% Republican 79% Other 0% Disapprove 524 65% Democrat 82% Republican 17% Other 1%
Sample: 780 Respondents

Immigration policy - immigrants living in the U.S. illegally
Offered a chance to apply for legal status 83,751 70% Democrat 67% Republican 31% Other 2% Deported to the country they came from 30,211 30% Democrat 19% Republican 79% Other 2%
Sample: 113,962 Respondents

U.S.-Mexico border wall
Strongly favor 8,586 30% Democrat 9% Republican 90% Other 1% Somewhat favor 5,189 16% Democrat 26% Republican 71% Other 3% Somewhat oppose 4,417 13% Democrat 66% Republican 32% Other 3% Strongly oppose 14,840 40% Democrat 91% Republican 7% Other 2%
Sample: 33,032 Respondents

U.S.-Mexico border wall, 2 categories
Strongly/Somewhat favor 13,775 47% Democrat 15% Republican 83% Other 2% Strongly/Somewhat oppose 19,257 53% Democrat 85% Republican 13% Other 2%
Sample: 33,032 Respondents

Support for income tax in Washington state
Strongly favor 350 7% Democrat 89% Republican 10% Other 1% Somewhat favor 667 14% Democrat 89% Republican 9% Other 2% Somewhat oppose 887 21% Democrat 76% Republican 21% Other 3% Strongly oppose 2,380 58% Democrat 46% Republican 51% Other 3%
Sample: 4,284 Respondents

Support for income tax in Washington state, 2 categories
Strongly/Somewhat favor 1,017 21% Democrat 89% Republican 9% Other 2% Strongly/Somewhat oppose 3,267 79% Democrat 54% Republican 43% Other 3%
Sample: 4,284 Respondents

Independents, ideology
Liberal Independent 1,309 1% Democrat 67% Republican 21% Other 12% Moderate Independent 7,764 8% Democrat 54% Republican 35% Other 10% Conservative Independent 2,270 2% Democrat 33% Republican 58% Other 9% All others 103,844 88% Democrat 53% Republican 46% Other 1%
Sample: 115,187 Respondents

How interested are you in the midterm election
Extremely interested 74,633 64% Democrat 56% Republican 43% Other 1% Very interested 28,269 25% Democrat 49% Republican 49% Other 2% Somewhat interested 10,312 9% Democrat 44% Republican 52% Other 4% Only a little interested 1,420 1% Democrat 42% Republican 51% Other 7% Not at all interested 554 1% Democrat 50% Republican 37% Other 13%
Sample: 115,188 Respondents

How interested are you in the midterm election, 3 categories
Extremely/Very 102,902 89% Democrat 54% Republican 44% Other 2% Somewhat 10,312 9% Democrat 44% Republican 52% Other 4% Only a little/Not at all 1,974 2% Democrat 44% Republican 47% Other 9%
Sample: 115,188 Respondents

Concerns about foreign government interference impacting the outcome of the 2018 midterms
Very concerned 10,228 30% Democrat 84% Republican 15% Other 2% Somewhat concerned 10,486 30% Democrat 61% Republican 37% Other 2% Not too concerned 8,184 26% Democrat 27% Republican 72% Other 2% Not at all concerned 4,123 14% Democrat 13% Republican 85% Other 2%
Sample: 33,021 Respondents

Concerns about foreign government interference impacting the outcome of the 2018 midterms, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat concerned 20,714 60% Democrat 72% Republican 26% Other 2% Not too/Not at all concerned 12,307 40% Democrat 22% Republican 76% Other 2%
Sample: 33,021 Respondents

Most important issue facing the country
The economy and jobs 20,354 19% Democrat 39% Republican 59% Other 2% Health care 33,502 27% Democrat 76% Republican 22% Other 2% Immigration 23,649 23% Democrat 21% Republican 78% Other 1% Taxes 3,683 4% Democrat 49% Republican 48% Other 3% Abortion 2,167 2% Democrat 20% Republican 79% Other 1% Gun policy 9,060 8% Democrat 81% Republican 17% Other 2% The environment 9,866 7% Democrat 88% Republican 10% Other 2% Foreign policy 6,155 5% Democrat 65% Republican 33% Other 2% Terrorism 6,241 6% Democrat 41% Republican 57% Other 2%
Sample: 114,677 Respondents

Job situation in state
Better 2,155 34% Democrat 42% Republican 56% Other 2% Worse 1,047 22% Democrat 60% Republican 32% Other 7% About the same 2,616 43% Democrat 73% Republican 22% Other 5%
Sample: 5,818 Respondents

Would Klobuchar make a good president, or not?
Yes 2,385 53% Democrat 85% Republican 14% Other 1% No 1,676 47% Democrat 20% Republican 79% Other 1%
Sample: 4,061 Respondents

Assessment of Brownback's tax policies for Kansas
Good thing 641 20% Democrat 8% Republican 90% Other 2% Bad thing 3,154 80% Democrat 55% Republican 43% Other 2%
Sample: 3,795 Respondents

Lesbian, gay, bisexual identification
Yes 2,125 6% Democrat 77% Republican 21% Other 2% No 31,013 94% Democrat 50% Republican 48% Other 2%
Sample: 33,138 Respondents

Likely Voter Model
Likely voter 115,301 100% Democrat 53% Republican 45% Other 2% Nonvoter 0 0%
Sample: 115,301 Respondents

Please indicate how likely it is that you will vote in this election.
0-Certain will not vote 0 0% 1 0 0% 2 0 0% 3 0 0% 4 0 0% 5 0 0% 6 0 0% 7 0 0% 8 4,495 4% Democrat 46% Republican 49% Other 5% 9 6,540 6% Democrat 47% Republican 50% Other 3% 10-Certain will vote 75,255 65% Democrat 53% Republican 46% Other 2% Already voted 29,011 25% Democrat 57% Republican 42% Other 1%
Sample: 115,301 Respondents

How interested are you in the election on November 6th in [STATENAM]?
Extremely interested 74,633 64% Democrat 56% Republican 43% Other 1% Very interested 28,269 25% Democrat 49% Republican 49% Other 2% Somewhat interested 10,312 9% Democrat 44% Republican 52% Other 4% Only a little interested 1,420 1% Democrat 42% Republican 51% Other 7% Not at all interested 554 1% Democrat 50% Republican 37% Other 13%
Sample: 115,188 Respondents

How likely are you to vote in the election?
Definitely will vote 79,638 69% Democrat 52% Republican 46% Other 2% Probably will vote 6,653 6% Democrat 45% Republican 50% Other 5% Probably will not vote 0 0% Definitely will not vote 0 0% I already voted 29,008 25% Democrat 57% Republican 42% Other 1%
Sample: 115,299 Respondents

Maine Senate vote, second choice
Zak Ringelstein 323 42% Democrat 88% Republican 8% Other 4% Eric Brakey 91 13% Angus King 132 19% Democrat 33% Republican 63% Other 4% Another candidate 194 26% Democrat 25% Republican 56% Other 18%
Sample: 740 Respondents

Would Patrick make a good president, or not?
Yes 1,622 41% Democrat 86% Republican 13% Other 1% No 2,182 59% Democrat 48% Republican 51% Other 1%
Sample: 3,804 Respondents

Would Warren make a good president, or not?
Yes 1,431 35% Democrat 95% Republican 4% Other 1% No 2,412 65% Democrat 47% Republican 53% Other 1%
Sample: 3,843 Respondents

Married
Single/Never married 7,207 22% Democrat 68% Republican 29% Other 2% Married 19,462 60% Democrat 45% Republican 53% Other 2% Separated 434 1% Democrat 60% Republican 39% Other 2% Divorced 4,238 11% Democrat 55% Republican 43% Other 2% Widowed 1,857 5% Democrat 51% Republican 48% Other 1%
Sample: 33,198 Respondents

Married, 2 categories
Married 19,462 60% Democrat 45% Republican 53% Other 2% Not married 13,736 40% Democrat 62% Republican 36% Other 2%
Sample: 33,198 Respondents

Support Medicaid expansion in state
Strongly favor 6,123 39% Democrat 76% Republican 22% Other 2% Somewhat favor 4,430 28% Democrat 44% Republican 54% Other 2% Somewhat oppose 2,660 19% Democrat 11% Republican 87% Other 1% Strongly oppose 1,964 14% Democrat 10% Republican 89% Other 1%
Sample: 15,177 Respondents

Support Medicaid expansion in state, 2 categories
Strongly/Somewhat favor 10,553 67% Democrat 63% Republican 35% Other 2% Strongly/Somewhat oppose 4,624 33% Democrat 11% Republican 88% Other 1%
Sample: 15,177 Respondents

Would Merkley make a good president, or not?
Yes 356 40% Democrat 88% Republican 10% Other 2% No 504 60% Democrat 38% Republican 56% Other 6%
Sample: 860 Respondents

Concern about women not being believed when they make allegations of sexual misconduct
Very concerned 16,025 45% Democrat 75% Republican 24% Other 2% Somewhat concerned 11,159 35% Democrat 43% Republican 55% Other 2% Not too concerned 4,331 15% Democrat 18% Republican 80% Other 2% Not at all concerned 1,562 6% Democrat 17% Republican 80% Other 2%
Sample: 33,077 Respondents

Concern about women not being believed when they make allegations of sexual misconduct, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat concerned 27,184 79% Democrat 61% Republican 38% Other 2% Not too/Not at all concerned 5,893 21% Democrat 18% Republican 80% Other 2%
Sample: 33,077 Respondents

Concern about men not being given the opportunity to defend themselves against allegations of sexual misconduct
Very concerned 11,707 39% Democrat 36% Republican 62% Other 2% Somewhat concerned 12,213 36% Democrat 52% Republican 46% Other 2% Not too concerned 6,486 18% Democrat 73% Republican 25% Other 2% Not at all concerned 2,676 7% Democrat 82% Republican 16% Other 2%
Sample: 33,082 Respondents

Concern about men not being given the opportunity to defend themselves against allegations of sexual misconduct, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat concerned 23,920 75% Democrat 44% Republican 55% Other 2% Not too/Not at all concerned 9,162 25% Democrat 76% Republican 22% Other 2%
Sample: 33,082 Respondents

Vote on Proposal 18-1 legalizing marijuana
Yes 2,200 58% Democrat 66% Republican 30% Other 3% No 1,409 36% Democrat 33% Republican 65% Other 3% Undecided 261 7% Democrat 58% Republican 35% Other 7%
Sample: 3,870 Respondents

Mode
Phone 9,825 11% Democrat 55% Republican 44% Other 1% Web 105,476 89% Democrat 53% Republican 45% Other 2%
Sample: 115,301 Respondents

Hyde-Smith / Espy head-to-head
Cindy Hyde-Smith 1,171 45% Democrat 5% Republican 94% Other 2% Mike Espy 1,295 37% Democrat 81% Republican 14% Other 4% Undecided 383 14% Democrat 25% Republican 51% Other 24% Would not vote 104 4% Democrat 8% Republican 78% Other 14%
Sample: 2,953 Respondents

McDaniel / Espy head-to-head
Chris McDaniel 968 36% Democrat 5% Republican 93% Other 2% Mike Espy 1,293 38% Democrat 78% Republican 18% Other 4% Undecided 528 19% Democrat 22% Republican 62% Other 16% Would not vote 160 6% Democrat 9% Republican 78% Other 13%
Sample: 2,949 Respondents

Approval of Murkowski's handling of Kavanaugh's confirmation
Approve strongly 80 21% Approve somewhat 94 23% Disapprove somewhat 83 25% Disapprove strongly 104 31% Republican 85% Other 15%
Sample: 361 Respondents

Approval of Murkowski's handling of Kavanaugh's confirmation, 2 categories
Approve 174 43% Republican 25% Other 75% Disapprove 187 57% Republican 74% Other 26%
Sample: 361 Respondents

Would Murphy make a good president, or not?
Yes 355 44% Democrat 92% Republican 8% Other 0% No 462 56% Democrat 37% Republican 62% Other 1%
Sample: 817 Respondents

Vote on Statutory Measure 3 legalizing marijuana
Yes 493 42% Democrat 51% Republican 42% Other 7% No 534 54% Democrat 23% Republican 76% Other 1% Undecided 45 4%
Sample: 1,072 Respondents

Are you registered to vote in a state other than [STATE] or are you not registered to vote?
Registered in a different state 55 94% Not registered to vote 1 6%
Sample: 56 Respondents

Would Bloomberg make a good president, or not?
Yes 1,628 45% Democrat 81% Republican 18% Other 1% No 1,947 55% Democrat 52% Republican 46% Other 2%
Sample: 3,575 Respondents

Would Gillibrand make a good president, or not?
Yes 1,547 41% Democrat 92% Republican 7% Other 1% No 2,020 59% Democrat 46% Republican 51% Other 2%
Sample: 3,567 Respondents

Concern about the use of opioids in your community
Very concerned 16,330 49% Democrat 53% Republican 45% Other 2% Somewhat concerned 11,143 33% Democrat 52% Republican 46% Other 2% Not too concerned 4,219 13% Democrat 49% Republican 48% Other 2% Not at all concerned 1,371 5% Democrat 51% Republican 46% Other 3%
Sample: 33,063 Respondents

Concern about the use of opioids in your community, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat concerned 27,473 82% Democrat 53% Republican 46% Other 2% Not too/Not at all concerned 5,590 18% Democrat 50% Republican 48% Other 2%
Sample: 33,063 Respondents

Has had a family member or friend with addiction to opioids
Yes 177 34% Democrat 58% Republican 41% Other 1% No 352 66% Democrat 65% Republican 35% Other 0%
Sample: 529 Respondents

Ideology of O'Rourke's positions on the issues
Too liberal 1,517 49% Democrat 8% Republican 89% Other 2% Not liberal enough 173 4% Democrat 50% Republican 38% Other 11% About right 1,996 46% Democrat 87% Republican 11% Other 2%
Sample: 3,686 Respondents

Importance of party control to vote for Senate
Very important 63,723 72% Democrat 56% Republican 43% Other 1% Somewhat important 19,114 20% Democrat 52% Republican 45% Other 3% Not too important 5,417 6% Democrat 47% Republican 46% Other 7% Not at all important 2,236 2% Democrat 47% Republican 42% Other 12%
Sample: 90,490 Respondents

Importance of party control to vote for Senate, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat important 82,837 92% Democrat 55% Republican 44% Other 1% Not too/Not at all important 7,653 8% Democrat 47% Republican 45% Other 8%
Sample: 90,490 Respondents

Party with leaners, age 4 categories
18-29 Democrat 8,421 7% Democrat 96% Republican 3% Other 1% 30-44 Democrat 14,549 11% Democrat 97% Republican 3% Other 1% 45-64 Democrat 20,741 16% Democrat 97% Republican 3% Other 1% 65+ Democrat 14,540 11% Democrat 97% Republican 3% Other 0% 18-29 Republican 3,742 4% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 1% 30-44 Republican 8,858 9% Democrat 7% Republican 92% Other 1% 45-64 Republican 18,850 17% Democrat 6% Republican 93% Other 1% 65+ Republican 13,896 13% Democrat 7% Republican 92% Other 1% 18-29 Independent 1,231 1% Democrat 56% Republican 29% Other 15% 30-44 Independent 2,824 3% Democrat 52% Republican 35% Other 13% 45-64 Independent 4,514 5% Democrat 49% Republican 41% Other 10% 65+ Independent 2,835 3% Democrat 53% Republican 40% Other 7%
Sample: 115,001 Respondents

Party with leaners, age 2 categories
18-44 Democrat 22,970 18% Democrat 96% Republican 3% Other 1% 45+ Democrat 35,281 27% Democrat 97% Republican 3% Other 1% 18-44 Republican 12,600 12% Democrat 7% Republican 92% Other 1% 45+ Republican 32,746 30% Democrat 7% Republican 93% Other 1% 18-44 Independent 4,055 4% Democrat 53% Republican 33% Other 14% 45+ Independent 7,349 8% Democrat 50% Republican 41% Other 9%
Sample: 115,001 Respondents

Party with leaners, educ 2 categories
Non college Democrat 26,842 26% Democrat 96% Republican 3% Other 1% College Democrat 31,500 20% Democrat 97% Republican 3% Other 1% Non college Republican 23,933 25% Democrat 5% Republican 94% Other 1% College Republican 21,542 17% Democrat 9% Republican 90% Other 1% Non college Independent 6,208 7% Democrat 47% Republican 40% Other 12% College Independent 5,242 5% Democrat 57% Republican 35% Other 8%
Sample: 115,267 Respondents

Party with leaners, race 2 categories
White Democrat 40,718 27% Democrat 96% Republican 3% Other 1% Non-white Democrat 17,542 18% Democrat 97% Republican 2% Other 1% White Republican 40,279 37% Democrat 6% Republican 93% Other 1% Non-white Republican 5,078 5% Democrat 12% Republican 87% Other 1% White Independent 8,360 9% Democrat 49% Republican 42% Other 9% Non-white Independent 3,020 3% Democrat 58% Republican 28% Other 14%
Sample: 114,997 Respondents

Party with leaners, sizeplace 3 categories
Urban Democrat 14,742 13% Democrat 97% Republican 2% Other 1% Suburban Democrat 25,353 20% Democrat 97% Republican 2% Other 1% Small town/Rural Democrat 18,097 12% Democrat 95% Republican 4% Other 1% Urban Republican 5,762 6% Democrat 10% Republican 90% Other 1% Suburban Republican 19,619 19% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 1% Small town/Rural Republican 20,000 18% Democrat 5% Republican 95% Other 1% Urban Independent 2,001 2% Democrat 56% Republican 31% Other 13% Suburban Independent 4,819 5% Democrat 54% Republican 37% Other 9% Small town/Rural Independent 4,586 4% Democrat 46% Republican 43% Other 10%
Sample: 114,979 Respondents

Too much pressure to be politically correct these days
Pressure to be politically correct has gone too far these days 20,794 66% Democrat 37% Republican 61% Other 2% There's not too much pressure these days to be politically correct 11,934 34% Democrat 82% Republican 17% Other 2%
Sample: 32,728 Respondents

Importance of government prohibiting insurance companies from charging those with pre-existing conditions more money
Very important 7,759 73% Democrat 52% Republican 47% Other 1% Somewhat important 1,864 19% Democrat 23% Republican 76% Other 1% Not too important 455 5% Democrat 12% Republican 86% Other 2% Not at all important 232 3% Democrat 23% Republican 75% Other 2%
Sample: 10,310 Respondents

Importance of government prohibiting insurance companies from charging those with pre-existing conditions more money, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat important 9,623 92% Democrat 46% Republican 53% Other 1% Not too/Not at all important 687 8% Democrat 16% Republican 82% Other 2%
Sample: 10,310 Respondents

Trump job approval with strength
Approve strongly 26,883 27% Democrat 6% Republican 93% Other 1% Approve somewhat 19,302 17% Democrat 16% Republican 82% Other 3% Disapprove somewhat 11,356 10% Democrat 60% Republican 36% Other 4% Disapprove strongly 57,462 46% Democrat 93% Republican 5% Other 2%
Sample: 115,003 Respondents

Views of legal prostitution in Nevada
Should remain legal 2,339 73% Democrat 51% Republican 46% Other 3% Should be banned 942 27% Democrat 51% Republican 46% Other 3%
Sample: 3,281 Respondents

2016 vote
Donald Trump 12,121 45% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 1% Hillary Clinton 15,330 45% Democrat 95% Republican 4% Other 1% Someone else 3,206 10% Democrat 54% Republican 38% Other 8%
Sample: 30,657 Respondents

2016 vote Trump voters
Trump voter 12,121 45% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 1% Not Trump voter 18,536 55% Democrat 87% Republican 10% Other 3%
Sample: 30,657 Respondents

2016 vote Trump voters, educ2
Trump voter non college 6,915 28% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 1% Trump voter college 5,204 17% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 1% All others 18,531 55% Democrat 87% Republican 10% Other 3%
Sample: 30,650 Respondents

2016 vote Trump voters, educ2 and white
Trump voter non college whites 6,136 42% Democrat 7% Republican 92% Other 1% Trump voter college whites 4,593 25% Democrat 7% Republican 92% Other 1% All others 5,384 34% Democrat 92% Republican 5% Other 3%
Sample: 16,113 Respondents

2016 vote Trump voters, sex
Trump voter men 5,427 24% Democrat 9% Republican 91% Other 1% Trump voter women 6,691 21% Democrat 7% Republican 92% Other 1% All others 18,535 55% Democrat 87% Republican 10% Other 3%
Sample: 30,653 Respondents

2016 vote Trump voters, sex and educ2 and white
Trump voter non college white men 2,349 20% Democrat 7% Republican 92% Other 1% Trump voter college white men 2,351 15% Democrat 7% Republican 92% Other 1% Trump voter non college white women 3,786 22% Democrat 6% Republican 92% Other 1% Trump voter college white women 2,242 9% Democrat 7% Republican 92% Other 1% All others 5,384 34% Democrat 92% Republican 5% Other 3%
Sample: 16,112 Respondents

2016 vote Trump voters, sex and white
Trump voter white men 4,700 35% Democrat 7% Republican 92% Other 1% Trump voter white women 6,029 31% Democrat 7% Republican 92% Other 1% All others 5,387 34% Democrat 92% Republican 5% Other 3%
Sample: 16,116 Respondents

2016 vote Trump voters, sizeplace3 and white
Trump voter white urban 1,253 7% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 1% Trump voter white suburban 4,428 27% Democrat 7% Republican 92% Other 1% Trump voter white small town/rural 5,012 32% Democrat 7% Republican 92% Other 1% All others 5,353 34% Democrat 92% Republican 5% Other 3%
Sample: 16,046 Respondents

Excitement for 2020 presidential primary in state
Very excited 1,348 41% Democrat 51% Republican 48% Other 1% Somewhat excited 1,206 33% Democrat 41% Republican 57% Other 2% Not too excited 703 21% Democrat 48% Republican 50% Other 1% Not at all excited 215 6% Democrat 43% Republican 50% Other 7%
Sample: 3,472 Respondents

Excitement for 2020 presidential primary in state
Very/Somewhat excited 2,554 74% Democrat 47% Republican 52% Other 1% Not too/Not at all excited 918 26% Democrat 47% Republican 50% Other 2%
Sample: 3,472 Respondents

2020 vote choice
Donald Trump, the Republican 9,589 34% Democrat 3% Republican 96% Other 1% The Democratic candidate 16,040 43% Democrat 96% Republican 3% Other 1% It depends 7,306 22% Democrat 40% Republican 54% Other 6% Would not vote 112 0% Democrat 50% Republican 37% Other 13%
Sample: 33,047 Respondents

Voted in 2014
Voted in 2014 93,407 79% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 2% Did not vote in 2014 21,894 21% Democrat 59% Republican 39% Other 2%
Sample: 115,301 Respondents

Race 2 categories, sizeplace 3 categories
White urban 14,340 12% Democrat 59% Republican 39% Other 2% White suburban 39,107 33% Democrat 48% Republican 50% Other 2% White small town/rural 35,735 29% Democrat 35% Republican 63% Other 2% Non-white urban 8,124 9% Democrat 83% Republican 15% Other 2% Non-white suburban 10,564 11% Democrat 74% Republican 24% Other 2% Non-white small town/rural 6,821 6% Democrat 70% Republican 27% Other 3%
Sample: 114,691 Respondents

Advantages of blacks and whites in US society
Whites have more advantages than blacks 16,357 46% Democrat 83% Republican 16% Other 1% Blacks have more advantages than whites 4,204 15% Democrat 18% Republican 80% Other 2% Neither has much advantage over the other 12,324 39% Democrat 29% Republican 69% Other 2%
Sample: 32,885 Respondents

Support for regulations to address Red Tide and other environment issues along Florida's coast
Strongly favor 1,952 50% Democrat 66% Republican 32% Other 2% Somewhat favor 1,157 33% Democrat 38% Republican 60% Other 2% Somewhat oppose 360 10% Democrat 17% Republican 82% Other 1% Strongly oppose 179 6% Democrat 17% Republican 82% Other 1%
Sample: 3,648 Respondents

Support for regulations to address Red Tide and other environment issues along Florida's coast, 2 categories
Strongly/Somewhat favor 3,109 83% Democrat 55% Republican 43% Other 2% Strongly/Somewhat oppose 539 17% Democrat 17% Republican 82% Other 1%
Sample: 3,648 Respondents

Intentions of Republicans
They mostly try to do what's best for the country, even if they don't always get it right 12,916 44% Democrat 14% Republican 85% Other 1% They mostly try to do what's best for their party, even when it's bad for the country 19,702 56% Democrat 82% Republican 16% Other 2%
Sample: 32,618 Respondents

Intentions of Republicans - Democrat/Lean Dem views
Democrats who think Republicans mostly try to do what's best for the country, even if they don't always get it right 1,640 5% Democrat 84% Republican 14% Other 1% Democrats who think Republicans mostly try to do what's best for their party, even when it's bad for the country 15,159 40% Democrat 98% Republican 1% Other 1% All others 16,150 55% Democrat 16% Republican 81% Other 3%
Sample: 32,949 Respondents

Do you think the Trump campaign coordinated with the Russian government during the 2016 presidential election?
Yes 61,162 51% Democrat 89% Republican 10% Other 2% No 52,063 49% Democrat 16% Republican 82% Other 2%
Sample: 113,225 Respondents

Are you registered to vote in [STATE]?
Yes 41,040 100% Democrat 57% Republican 42% Other 1% No 68 0%
Sample: 41,108 Respondents

Do you plan to register to vote in [STATE] for this election?
Yes 15 72% No 8 28%
Sample: 23 Respondents

Would Sanders make a good president, or not?
Yes 297 52% Democrat 87% Republican 8% Other 5% No 225 48% Democrat 50% Republican 46% Other 4%
Sample: 522 Respondents

Approval of 'Second Chance Society' law in Connecticut
Approve strongly 165 24% Democrat 84% Republican 16% Other 0% Approve somewhat 410 49% Democrat 64% Republican 35% Other 1% Disapprove somewhat 159 17% Democrat 43% Republican 55% Other 2% Disapprove strongly 87 10%
Sample: 821 Respondents

Approval of 'Second Chance Society' law in Connecticut, 2 categories
Approve 575 73% Democrat 70% Republican 29% Other 0% Disapprove 246 27% Democrat 37% Republican 62% Other 1%
Sample: 821 Respondents

Sex
Men 46,014 48% Democrat 48% Republican 50% Other 2% Women 69,248 52% Democrat 58% Republican 40% Other 2%
Sample: 115,262 Respondents

Sex, age 4 categories
18-29 men 4,284 5% Democrat 59% Republican 38% Other 3% 18-29 women 9,106 8% Democrat 66% Republican 31% Other 2% 30-44 men 8,937 10% Democrat 53% Republican 45% Other 2% 30-44 women 17,289 13% Democrat 61% Republican 37% Other 2% 45-64 men 17,251 18% Democrat 45% Republican 53% Other 2% 45-64 women 26,844 20% Democrat 55% Republican 43% Other 2% 65+ men 15,420 15% Democrat 44% Republican 55% Other 1% 65+ women 15,851 11% Democrat 55% Republican 44% Other 1%
Sample: 114,982 Respondents

Sex, age 2 categories
18-44 men 13,221 15% Democrat 55% Republican 43% Other 2% 18-44 women 26,395 20% Democrat 63% Republican 35% Other 2% 45+ men 32,671 34% Democrat 45% Republican 54% Other 2% 45+ women 42,695 31% Democrat 55% Republican 44% Other 2%
Sample: 114,982 Respondents

Sex, age 2 categories, race 2 categories
White 18-44 men 9,089 10% Democrat 47% Republican 51% Other 2% White 18-44 women 17,721 13% Democrat 53% Republican 44% Other 2% White 45+ men 27,421 27% Democrat 39% Republican 60% Other 1% White 45+ women 34,957 23% Democrat 46% Republican 53% Other 2% Non-white 18-44 men 4,093 5% Democrat 71% Republican 26% Other 3% Non-white 18-44 women 8,643 7% Democrat 81% Republican 16% Other 3% Non-white 45+ men 5,158 7% Democrat 69% Republican 29% Other 2% Non-white 45+ women 7,657 8% Democrat 81% Republican 17% Other 2%
Sample: 114,739 Respondents

Sex, age 2 categories, race 4 categories
White 18-44 men 9,089 10% Democrat 47% Republican 51% Other 2% White 18-44 women 17,721 13% Democrat 53% Republican 44% Other 2% White 45+ men 27,421 27% Democrat 39% Republican 60% Other 1% White 45+ women 34,957 23% Democrat 46% Republican 53% Other 2% Black 18-44 men 1,102 2% Democrat 84% Republican 14% Other 2% Black 18-44 women 3,255 3% Democrat 89% Republican 8% Other 2% Black 45+ men 1,607 3% Democrat 90% Republican 9% Other 1% Black 45+ women 3,706 4% Democrat 94% Republican 4% Other 1% Latino 18-44 men 1,605 2% Democrat 66% Republican 32% Other 2% Latino 18-44 women 2,951 3% Democrat 73% Republican 24% Other 3% Latino 45+ men 1,423 2% Democrat 57% Republican 41% Other 2% Latino 45+ women 1,751 2% Democrat 65% Republican 32% Other 2% All other races 8,151 6% Democrat 60% Republican 36% Other 4%
Sample: 114,739 Respondents

Sex, age 4 categories, race 2 categories
White 18-29 men 2,682 3% Democrat 52% Republican 45% Other 3% White 18-29 women 5,614 5% Democrat 57% Republican 41% Other 2% White 30-44 men 6,407 7% Democrat 45% Republican 53% Other 2% White 30-44 women 12,107 9% Democrat 52% Republican 46% Other 2% White 45-64 men 13,727 14% Democrat 37% Republican 61% Other 2% White 45-64 women 21,178 14% Democrat 44% Republican 54% Other 2% White 65+ men 13,694 13% Democrat 40% Republican 59% Other 1% White 65+ women 13,779 9% Democrat 48% Republican 51% Other 1% Non-white 18-29 men 1,590 2% Democrat 70% Republican 27% Other 3% Non-white 18-29 women 3,483 3% Democrat 82% Republican 16% Other 3% Non-white 30-44 men 2,503 3% Democrat 72% Republican 26% Other 3% Non-white 30-44 women 5,160 4% Democrat 80% Republican 17% Other 3% Non-white 45-64 men 3,461 5% Democrat 69% Republican 28% Other 2% Non-white 45-64 women 5,606 6% Democrat 81% Republican 17% Other 2% Non-white 65+ men 1,697 2% Democrat 68% Republican 30% Other 2% Non-white 65+ women 2,051 2% Democrat 82% Republican 17% Other 2%
Sample: 114,739 Respondents

Sex, education 4 categories
HS or less men 4,945 11% Democrat 47% Republican 51% Other 2% Some coll men 14,920 14% Democrat 46% Republican 52% Other 2% College grad men 14,658 14% Democrat 48% Republican 51% Other 2% Postgrad men 11,479 9% Democrat 52% Republican 46% Other 2% HS or less women 10,247 15% Democrat 52% Republican 45% Other 2% Some coll women 26,865 18% Democrat 56% Republican 42% Other 2% College grad women 19,391 13% Democrat 62% Republican 37% Other 2% Postgrad women 12,724 7% Democrat 69% Republican 30% Other 1%
Sample: 115,229 Respondents

Sex, education 2 categories
Non college grad men 19,865 25% Democrat 46% Republican 52% Other 2% College grad men 26,137 23% Democrat 49% Republican 49% Other 2% Non college grad women 37,112 32% Democrat 54% Republican 44% Other 2% College grad women 32,115 19% Democrat 64% Republican 34% Other 1%
Sample: 115,229 Respondents

Sex, education 2 categories, race 2 categories
White non college men 14,906 18% Democrat 36% Republican 62% Other 2% White non college women 27,132 22% Democrat 42% Republican 56% Other 2% White college men 21,661 19% Democrat 46% Republican 53% Other 1% White college women 25,626 15% Democrat 59% Republican 40% Other 1% Non-white non college men 4,890 7% Democrat 72% Republican 25% Other 2% Non-white non college women 9,918 10% Democrat 81% Republican 17% Other 3% Non-white college men 4,381 4% Democrat 66% Republican 32% Other 2% Non-white college women 6,422 5% Democrat 81% Republican 17% Other 2%
Sample: 114,936 Respondents

Sex, education 2 categories, sizeplace 3 categories
Urban college men 5,353 5% Democrat 61% Republican 37% Other 2% Suburban college men 13,242 12% Democrat 50% Republican 49% Other 2% Small town/Rural college men 7,498 6% Democrat 39% Republican 59% Other 2% Urban college women 6,494 4% Democrat 78% Republican 20% Other 2% Suburban college women 15,463 10% Democrat 64% Republican 34% Other 1% Small town/Rural college women 10,089 5% Democrat 53% Republican 45% Other 2% Urban non-college men 3,892 5% Democrat 66% Republican 32% Other 2% Suburban non-college men 7,453 10% Democrat 48% Republican 50% Other 2% Small town/Rural non-college men 8,465 10% Democrat 34% Republican 64% Other 2% Urban non-college women 6,756 6% Democrat 73% Republican 25% Other 2% Suburban non-college women 13,606 12% Democrat 57% Republican 41% Other 2% Small town/Rural non-college women 16,605 14% Democrat 43% Republican 54% Other 2%
Sample: 114,916 Respondents

Sex, education 2 categories, sizeplace 3 categories among whites
White urban college men 4,052 4% Democrat 57% Republican 42% Other 1% White suburban college men 10,974 10% Democrat 46% Republican 53% Other 1% White small town/rural college men 6,607 5% Democrat 37% Republican 61% Other 1% White urban college women 4,549 3% Democrat 75% Republican 24% Other 1% White suburban college women 12,312 8% Democrat 59% Republican 40% Other 1% White small town/rural college women 8,714 4% Democrat 49% Republican 49% Other 2% White urban non-college men 2,225 3% Democrat 50% Republican 48% Other 2% White suburban non-college men 5,695 7% Democrat 40% Republican 58% Other 2% White small town/rural non-college men 6,957 8% Democrat 28% Republican 70% Other 2% White urban non-college women 3,509 3% Democrat 54% Republican 43% Other 3% White suburban non-college women 10,110 8% Democrat 47% Republican 51% Other 2% White small town/rural non-college women 13,445 11% Democrat 34% Republican 63% Other 2% Non-white 25,640 27% Democrat 76% Republican 22% Other 2%
Sample: 114,789 Respondents

Sex, married 2 categories
Married men 8,729 31% Democrat 41% Republican 57% Other 2% Married women 10,728 29% Democrat 49% Republican 49% Other 2% Not married men 4,662 16% Democrat 55% Republican 42% Other 2% Not married women 9,071 23% Democrat 67% Republican 31% Other 2%
Sample: 33,190 Respondents

Sex, married 2 categories, age 2 categories
18-44 married men 1,834 7% Democrat 49% Republican 48% Other 2% 18-44 married women 3,732 10% Democrat 52% Republican 46% Other 2% 18-44 not married men 2,031 8% Democrat 60% Republican 37% Other 3% 18-44 not married women 3,850 11% Democrat 71% Republican 27% Other 3% 45+ married men 6,870 25% Democrat 39% Republican 60% Other 1% 45+ married women 6,971 18% Democrat 47% Republican 51% Other 2% 45+ not married men 2,626 9% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 2% 45+ not married women 5,213 13% Democrat 63% Republican 35% Other 2%
Sample: 33,127 Respondents

Sex, party with leaners
Democratic men 20,334 19% Democrat 96% Republican 3% Other 1% Democratic women 38,010 27% Democrat 97% Republican 2% Other 1% Republican men 20,821 23% Democrat 8% Republican 92% Other 1% Republican women 24,652 19% Democrat 6% Republican 93% Other 1% Independent men 4,859 6% Democrat 51% Republican 40% Other 9% Independent women 6,585 6% Democrat 52% Republican 36% Other 12%
Sample: 115,261 Respondents

Party with leaners, race 2 categories
White Democrat men 14,752 12% Democrat 96% Republican 4% Other 1% White Democrat women 25,956 16% Democrat 97% Republican 3% Other 1% Non-white Democrat men 5,537 7% Democrat 96% Republican 3% Other 1% Non-white Democrat women 12,002 11% Democrat 98% Republican 2% Other 1% White Republican men 18,240 20% Democrat 7% Republican 92% Other 1% White Republican women 22,035 17% Democrat 5% Republican 94% Other 1% Non-white Republican men 2,503 3% Democrat 12% Republican 87% Other 1% Non-white Republican women 2,570 2% Democrat 12% Republican 87% Other 1% White Independent men 3,583 4% Democrat 49% Republican 43% Other 8% White Independent women 4,775 4% Democrat 48% Republican 42% Other 10% Non-white Independent men 1,235 2% Democrat 55% Republican 33% Other 12% Non-white Independent women 1,778 2% Democrat 61% Republican 23% Other 16%
Sample: 114,966 Respondents

Sex, race 2 categories
White men 36,575 37% Democrat 41% Republican 58% Other 2% White women 52,767 37% Democrat 49% Republican 50% Other 2% Non-white men 9,275 12% Democrat 70% Republican 28% Other 2% Non-white women 16,350 15% Democrat 81% Republican 17% Other 2%
Sample: 114,967 Respondents

Sex, race 4 categories
White men 36,575 37% Democrat 41% Republican 58% Other 2% White women 52,767 37% Democrat 49% Republican 50% Other 2% Black men 2,714 5% Democrat 87% Republican 11% Other 2% Black women 6,982 8% Democrat 92% Republican 6% Other 2% Latino men 3,030 4% Democrat 61% Republican 37% Other 2% Latino women 4,705 5% Democrat 70% Republican 28% Other 3% All other 8,194 6% Democrat 60% Republican 36% Other 4%
Sample: 114,967 Respondents

Sex, sizeplace 3 categories
Urban men 9,248 10% Democrat 64% Republican 35% Other 2% Suburban men 20,698 22% Democrat 49% Republican 49% Other 2% Small town/Rural men 15,968 16% Democrat 36% Republican 62% Other 2% Urban women 13,251 10% Democrat 75% Republican 23% Other 2% Suburban women 29,075 22% Democrat 60% Republican 38% Other 2% Small town/Rural women 26,703 19% Democrat 46% Republican 52% Other 2%
Sample: 114,943 Respondents

Sex, sizeplace 3 categories among whites
White urban men 6,277 6% Democrat 54% Republican 44% Other 2% White suburban men 16,672 17% Democrat 44% Republican 55% Other 2% White small town/rural men 13,569 13% Democrat 31% Republican 67% Other 2% White urban women 8,058 5% Democrat 64% Republican 34% Other 2% White suburban women 22,426 16% Democrat 53% Republican 46% Other 1% White small town/rural women 22,164 15% Democrat 38% Republican 59% Other 2% Non-whites 25,640 27% Democrat 76% Republican 22% Other 2%
Sample: 114,806 Respondents

Support legalized betting on sports in state
Strongly favor 229 29% Democrat 56% Republican 43% Other 1% Somewhat favor 246 32% Democrat 39% Republican 61% Other 0% Somewhat oppose 154 21% Democrat 31% Republican 69% Other 0% Strongly oppose 139 18% Democrat 24% Republican 76% Other 0%
Sample: 768 Respondents

Support legalized betting on sports in state, 2 categories
Strongly/Somewhat favor 475 61% Democrat 47% Republican 52% Other 1% Strongly/Somewhat oppose 293 39% Democrat 28% Republican 72% Other 0%
Sample: 768 Respondents

Importance of debate over Kavanaugh's confirmation to vote
Very important 16,886 49% Democrat 58% Republican 42% Other 1% Somewhat important 9,137 27% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 2% Not very important 4,919 15% Democrat 42% Republican 55% Other 3% Not at all important 2,967 9% Democrat 35% Republican 61% Other 4%
Sample: 33,909 Respondents

Importance of debate over Kavanaugh's confirmation to vote, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat important 26,023 76% Democrat 55% Republican 43% Other 1% Not very/Not at all important 7,886 24% Democrat 39% Republican 57% Other 3%
Sample: 33,909 Respondents

Opinion of 2017 tax law
Approve strongly 4,753 18% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 1% Approve somewhat 9,663 31% Democrat 26% Republican 72% Other 2% Disapprove somewhat 8,455 26% Democrat 75% Republican 22% Other 3% Disapprove strongly 9,130 25% Democrat 92% Republican 6% Other 2%
Sample: 32,001 Respondents

Opinion of 2017 tax law, 2 categories
Approve 14,416 49% Democrat 20% Republican 79% Other 2% Disapprove 17,585 51% Democrat 84% Republican 14% Other 2%
Sample: 32,001 Respondents

Approval of teacher strikes in state
Approve strongly 645 38% Democrat 74% Republican 23% Other 2% Approve somewhat 490 31% Democrat 49% Republican 49% Other 2% Disapprove somewhat 276 17% Democrat 20% Republican 75% Other 4% Disapprove strongly 219 14% Democrat 9% Republican 86% Other 5%
Sample: 1,630 Respondents

Approval of teacher strikes in state, 2 categories
Approve 1,135 69% Democrat 63% Republican 35% Other 2% Disapprove 495 31% Democrat 16% Republican 80% Other 4%
Sample: 1,630 Respondents

Opinion of teachers unions
Very favorable 85 32% Somewhat favorable 71 30% Somewhat unfavorable 64 25% Very unfavorable 38 13% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 258 Respondents

Opinion of teachers unions, 2 categories
Very/Somewhat favorable 156 62% Democrat 74% Republican 26% Other 0% Very/Somewhat unfavorable 102 38% Democrat 45% Republican 54% Other 1% Don't know enough to say 0 0%
Sample: 258 Respondents

Better job handling trade
The Democratic Party 13,360 32% Democrat 97% Republican 3% Other 1% The Republican Party 13,884 45% Democrat 5% Republican 94% Other 1% Both equally 8,918 23% Democrat 62% Republican 33% Other 5%
Sample: 36,162 Respondents

Impact of Trump admin's trade policies on local economy
Help 33,021 32% Democrat 10% Republican 88% Other 1% Hurt 53,959 43% Democrat 87% Republican 11% Other 2% No difference 27,269 24% Democrat 49% Republican 49% Other 3%
Sample: 114,249 Respondents

Impact of Trump admin's trade policies on national economy
Help 41,744 40% Democrat 12% Republican 87% Other 1% Hurt 61,916 50% Democrat 87% Republican 11% Other 2% No difference 10,570 10% Democrat 48% Republican 48% Other 4%
Sample: 114,230 Respondents

Transgender identification
Yes 244 1% Democrat 58% Republican 38% Other 4% No 32,757 99% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 2%
Sample: 33,001 Respondents

Support for raising taxes to increase funding for infrastructure in state
Strongly favor 1,691 14% Democrat 82% Republican 17% Other 1% Somewhat favor 4,585 37% Democrat 75% Republican 24% Other 1% Somewhat oppose 3,078 27% Democrat 59% Republican 40% Other 2% Strongly oppose 2,094 22% Democrat 47% Republican 51% Other 2%
Sample: 11,448 Respondents

Support for raising taxes to increase funding for infrastructure in state, 2 categories
Strongly/Somewhat favor 6,276 51% Democrat 77% Republican 22% Other 1% Strongly/Somewhat oppose 5,172 49% Democrat 53% Republican 45% Other 2%
Sample: 11,448 Respondents

Was Trump a reason for vote
Voted to express support for Trump 25,777 26% Democrat 5% Republican 94% Other 1% Voted to express opposition for Trump 49,145 39% Democrat 95% Republican 4% Other 1% Trump was not a factor 39,765 35% Democrat 41% Republican 55% Other 4%
Sample: 114,687 Respondents

Approval of Trump on border security
Approve 14,424 49% Democrat 16% Republican 82% Other 2% Disapprove 18,497 51% Democrat 87% Republican 11% Other 2%
Sample: 32,921 Respondents

Approval of Trump on economy
Approve 16,468 55% Democrat 21% Republican 77% Other 2% Disapprove 16,279 45% Democrat 90% Republican 7% Other 2%
Sample: 32,747 Respondents

Approval of Trump on health care
Approve 11,881 41% Democrat 11% Republican 88% Other 1% Disapprove 20,700 59% Democrat 82% Republican 15% Other 2%
Sample: 32,581 Respondents

Approval of Trump on immigration
Approve 13,187 45% Democrat 12% Republican 87% Other 2% Disapprove 19,720 55% Democrat 85% Republican 12% Other 2%
Sample: 32,907 Respondents

Approval of Trump on Supreme Court nominations
Approve 14,152 48% Democrat 12% Republican 87% Other 2% Disapprove 18,732 52% Democrat 90% Republican 8% Other 2%
Sample: 32,884 Respondents

Approval of Trump on international trade
Approve 13,336 46% Democrat 13% Republican 85% Other 2% Disapprove 19,397 54% Democrat 85% Republican 13% Other 2%
Sample: 32,733 Respondents

Trump cares about people like you
Yes 11,689 40% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 1% No 21,149 60% Democrat 83% Republican 15% Other 2%
Sample: 32,838 Respondents

Trump is bringing needed change to the government
Yes 14,453 49% Democrat 13% Republican 85% Other 2% No 18,482 51% Democrat 90% Republican 8% Other 2%
Sample: 32,935 Respondents

Trump is honest and trustworthy
Yes 10,128 36% Democrat 7% Republican 92% Other 1% No 22,537 64% Democrat 78% Republican 19% Other 2%
Sample: 32,665 Respondents

Trump is a strong leader
Yes 14,111 48% Democrat 14% Republican 84% Other 2% No 18,802 52% Democrat 87% Republican 11% Other 2%
Sample: 32,913 Respondents

Trump stands up for what he believes in
Yes 22,487 72% Democrat 37% Republican 62% Other 2% No 10,315 28% Democrat 91% Republican 7% Other 2%
Sample: 32,802 Respondents

Trump has the right temperament to serve effectively as president
Yes 9,720 35% Democrat 8% Republican 91% Other 1% No 23,037 65% Democrat 76% Republican 22% Other 2%
Sample: 32,757 Respondents

Trust government to do what's right
Just about always 581 2% Democrat 37% Republican 62% Other 1% Most of the time 4,753 16% Democrat 34% Republican 64% Other 2% Only some of the time 22,220 64% Democrat 53% Republican 45% Other 2% Never 5,420 17% Democrat 66% Republican 30% Other 3%
Sample: 32,974 Respondents

Trust government to do what's right, 2 categories
Always/Most of the time 5,334 19% Democrat 34% Republican 64% Other 1% Some of the time/Never 27,640 81% Democrat 56% Republican 42% Other 2%
Sample: 32,974 Respondents

Did DeSantis attack Gillum unfairly?
Yes 2,161 54% Democrat 72% Republican 26% Other 2% No 1,410 46% Democrat 22% Republican 77% Other 1%
Sample: 3,571 Respondents

Did Gillum attack DeSantis unfairly?
Yes 1,409 44% Democrat 22% Republican 76% Other 2% No 2,171 56% Democrat 70% Republican 28% Other 2%
Sample: 3,580 Respondents

Did Hugin attack Menendez unfairly?
Yes 2,002 54% Democrat 77% Republican 22% Other 1% No 1,604 46% Democrat 40% Republican 59% Other 2%
Sample: 3,606 Respondents

Did Menendez attack Hugin unfairly?
Yes 1,744 48% Democrat 41% Republican 57% Other 1% No 1,846 52% Democrat 76% Republican 22% Other 1%
Sample: 3,590 Respondents

White evangelical, attend
White evang attend weekly or more 3,038 10% Democrat 13% Republican 86% Other 1% White evang attend less than weekly 3,033 10% Democrat 25% Republican 74% Other 1% All others 27,030 80% Democrat 60% Republican 38% Other 2%
Sample: 33,101 Respondents

White evangelical, educ 2 categories
White evang/born-again college 2,802 7% Democrat 19% Republican 80% Other 2% White evang/born-again non college 4,139 14% Democrat 18% Republican 81% Other 1% All others 29,262 79% Democrat 60% Republican 38% Other 2%
Sample: 36,203 Respondents

White evangelical, educ 2 categories, sex
White evang/born-again college men 1,240 6% Democrat 15% Republican 83% Other 1% White evang/born-again college women 1,562 5% Democrat 24% Republican 74% Other 2% White evang/born-again non college men 1,309 9% Democrat 18% Republican 81% Other 1% White evang/born-again non college women 2,830 12% Democrat 18% Republican 80% Other 2% All others 14,443 68% Democrat 58% Republican 39% Other 2%
Sample: 21,384 Respondents

Did you vote at a polling place today, or did you vote by mail or in person at some point before Election Day?
I voted at a polling place today 1,856 42% Democrat 54% Republican 45% Other 1% I voted by mail or in person before election day 2,254 58% Democrat 55% Republican 44% Other 1%
Sample: 4,110 Respondents

If you do vote in this election, which best describes how you plan to cast your ballot?
I will vote at a polling place on election day 61,347 79% Democrat 51% Republican 47% Other 2% I will vote before election day by mailing in my ballot 15,341 21% Democrat 55% Republican 43% Other 2% I do not plan to vote in this election 0 0%
Sample: 76,688 Respondents