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Monthly Harvard-Harris Poll: January 2019

This survey was conducted online within the United States from January 15-16, 2019

among 1,540 registered voters by The Harris Poll.

The results reflect a nationally representative sample. Results were weighted for age within

gender, region, race/ethnicity, marital status, household size, income, employment, political

party, political ideology, and education where necessary to align them with their actual

proportions in the population. Propensity score weighting was also used to adjust for

respondents’ propensity to be online.

Base n=1540 Base n=1540

AGE* POLITICAL PARTY*

18-34 27% Democrat 37%

35-49 26% Republican 32%

50-64 27% Independent 29%

65+ 20% Other 2%

SEX* LOCALE

Male 49% Urban 25%

Female 51% Suburban 57%

EDUCATION* Rural 18%

Less than high school degree 7% POLITICAL IDEOLOGY*

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

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

RACE/ETHNICITY* Conservative 31%

White 67% Black/African American 12% Hispanic 14% Asian 5%

Other 2%

Fielding Period: January 15 - 16, 2019

HCAPS (Filtered on Registered Voters)

Weighted To The U.S. General Adult Population

18 Jan 2019

Table 1

Q4007 What is your age?

Base: All Respondents

Total

Unweighted Base 1540

Weighted Base 1559

18-34 422

27%

35-49 401

26%

50-64 419

27%

65+ 316

20%

Mean 47.8

Std. Dev. 16.61

Std. Err. 0.42

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 2

Q4005 What is your gender?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Male 763

49%

Female 796

51%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 3

Q2109 In what country or region do you currently reside?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

United States 1559

100%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 4

S2 In which state do you reside?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Alabama 23

1%

Alaska -

-

Arizona 41

3%

Arkansas 10

1%

California 211

14%

Colorado 23

1%

Connecticut 18

1%

Delaware 3

*

District of Columbia 3

*

Florida 134

9%

Georgia 44

3%

Hawaii 3

*

Idaho 4

*

Illinois 76

5%

Indiana 16

1%

Iowa 12

1%

Kansas 11

1%




18 Jan 2019

Table 4



Total

Weighted Base 1559

Kentucky 14

1%

Louisiana 16

1%

Maine 4

*

Maryland 35

2%

Massachusetts 46

3%

Michigan 48

3%

Minnesota 24

2%

Mississippi 13

1%

Missouri 22

1%

Montana 3

*

Nebraska 14

1%

Nevada 14

1%

New Hampshire 8

1%

New Jersey 43

3%

New Mexico 9

1%

New York 113

7%

North Carolina 45

3%

North Dakota 3

*

Ohio 74

5%




18 Jan 2019

Table 4



Total

Weighted Base 1559

Oklahoma 9

1%

Oregon 19

1%

Pennsylvania 50

3%

Rhode Island 2

*

South Carolina 25

2%

South Dakota 4

*

Tennessee 21

1%

Texas 129

8%

Utah 6

*

Vermont 1

*

Virginia 38

2%

Washington 30

2%

West Virginia 7

*

Wisconsin 35

2%

Wyoming 1

*

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 5

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Yes 1559

100%

No -

-

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 6

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Right track 561

36%

Wrong track 868

56%

Don't know / Unsure 129

8%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 7

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Right track 706

45%

Wrong track 674

43%

Don't know / Unsure 179

11%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 8

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Strong (Net) 1022

66%

Very strong 283

18%

Somewhat strong 739

47%

Weak (Net) 537

34%

Somewhat weak 432

28%

Very weak 104

7%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 9

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Improving 478

31%

Getting worse 420

27%

Just as well off 573

37%

No opinion 87

6%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 10

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Approve (Net) 698

45%

Strongly approve 350

22%

Somewhat approve 348

22%

Disapprove (Net) 860

55%

Somewhat disapprove 238

15%

Strongly disapprove 622

40%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 11

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

Summary Of Approve


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Stimulating jobs 889

57%

The economy 844

54%

Fighting terrorism 834

53%

Immigration 729

47%

Foreign affairs 682

44%

Administering the government 633

41%




18 Jan 2019

Table 12

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

Summary Of Disapprove


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Administering the government 926

59%

Foreign affairs 877

56%

Immigration 829

53%

Fighting terrorism 725

47%

The economy 715

46%

Stimulating jobs 670

43%




18 Jan 2019

Table 13

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

The economy


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Approve (Net) 844

54%


27%


27%


46%


17%


29%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 14


Foreign affairs


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Approve (Net) 682

44%


23%


21%


56%


18%


38%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 15


Fighting terrorism


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Approve (Net) 834

53%


28%


26%


47%


18%


29%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 16


Administering the government


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Approve (Net) 633

41%


20%


21%


59%


17%


42%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 17


Stimulating jobs


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Approve (Net) 889

57%


30%


27%


43%


16%


27%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 18


Immigration


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Approve (Net) 729

47%


31%


16%


53%


13%


40%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 19

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Approve (Net) 607

39%


12%


27%


61%


27%


34%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 20

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Approve (Net) 706

45%


12%


34%


55%


24%


31%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 21

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Like him personally 448

29%

Dislike him personally 904

58%

Unsure / Don't Know 206

13%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 22

MID1101 Did you vote in the Congressional midterm elections on November 6th, or did you not have the chance to?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

I voted 1283

82%

I did not have the chance to 276

vote 18%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 23

MID1102 Did you vote for the Democratic or Republican candidate in your district?

Base: Voted

Total


Weighted Base 1283

Democratic candidate 658

51%

Republican candidate 551

43%

Other 56

4%

Unsure 18

1%

Sigma 1283

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 24

MID606 Is your current representative to Congress a Democrat or a Republican?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Democrat 768

49%

Republican 601

39%

Not sure 190

12%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 25

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Definitely vote for Trump 387

25%

Probably vote for Trump 174

11%

Probably vote for the 153

Democratic candidate 10%

Definitely vote for the 514

Democratic candidate 33%

I will vote for and 157

Independent or Other 10%

Candidate

Not Sure / Other 174

11%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 26

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Republican 504

32%

Democrat 571

37%

Independent 452

29%

Other 31

2%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 27

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

Base: Republican

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Strong Republican 304

60%

Not-so-strong Republican 200

40%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 28

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

Base: Democrat

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Strong Democrat 354

62%

Not-so-strong Democrat 217

38%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 29

Q1912 Insert text assignment

Base: Independent/Other

Total

Unweighted Base 478

Weighted Base 484

Republican/Democratic 239

49%

Democratic/Republican 244

51%

Sigma 484

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 30

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

Base: Independent/Other

Total

Unweighted Base 477

Weighted Base 483

Lean Republican 125

26%

Lean Democrat 162

34%

Do not lean either way 196

41%

Sigma 483

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 31

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

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

ranked label, enter ''3.''

You may select up to three options.

Summary Table Of Rank 1

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Conservative Republican 89

18%

Trump Republican 89

18%

Christian Conservative 73

14%

Moderate Republican 62

12%

Reagan Republican 57

11%

Fiscal Conservative 35

7%

Compassionate Conservative 14

3%

Liberal Republican 13

3%

Bush Republican 12

2%

Heartland Republican 11

2%

Libertarian 7

1%

Nationalist 6

1%

Populist 5

1%

Social Conservative 5

1%

Alt-Right 4

1%




18 Jan 2019

Table 31






Base: GOP

Total

Other 1

*




18 Jan 2019

Table 32






Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504


15%


14%

Trump Republican 61

12%


9%


8%

Bush Republican 36

7%


7%


5%

Nationalist 17

3%


3%


3%


3%

Libertarian 7

1%

Alt-Right 7

1%

Populist 4

1%




18 Jan 2019

Table 32






Base: GOP

Total

Other -

-




18 Jan 2019

Table 33






Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504


13%


13%

Trump Republican 51

10%


7%


7%


7%


6%


6%


5%

Bush Republican 20

4%

Nationalist 13

3%


2%

Populist 5

1%

Alt-Right 4

1%

Libertarian 3

1%




18 Jan 2019

Table 33






Base: GOP

Total

Other 2

*




18 Jan 2019

Table 34





Summary Table Of Rank 1,2,3

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504


46%

Trump Republican 201

40%


38%


30%


25%


22%


14%

Bush Republican 68

13%


11%


9%

Nationalist 36

7%


7%

Libertarian 17

3%

Alt-Right 14

3%

Populist 14

3%




18 Jan 2019

Table 34






Base: GOP

Total

Other 3

1%




18 Jan 2019

Table 35

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




Compassionate Conservative

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Rank 1 14

3%

Rank 2 25

5%

Rank 3 30

6%

None of these 23

5%

No Answer 413

82%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 36





Christian Conservative

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Rank 1 73

14%

Rank 2 44

9%

Rank 3 34

7%

None of these 23

5%

No Answer 331

66%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 37





Social Conservative

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Rank 1 5

1%

Rank 2 16

3%

Rank 3 35

7%

None of these 23

5%

No Answer 426

84%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 38





Fiscal Conservative

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Rank 1 35

7%

Rank 2 39

8%

Rank 3 35

7%

None of these 23

5%

No Answer 372

74%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 39





Reagan Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Rank 1 57

11%

Rank 2 69

14%

Rank 3 67

13%

None of these 23

5%

No Answer 289

57%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 40





Bush Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Rank 1 12

2%

Rank 2 36

7%

Rank 3 20

4%

None of these 23

5%

No Answer 414

82%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 41





Trump Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Rank 1 89

18%

Rank 2 61

12%

Rank 3 51

10%

None of these 23

5%

No Answer 281

56%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 42





Heartland Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Rank 1 11

2%

Rank 2 13

3%

Rank 3 24

5%

None of these 23

5%

No Answer 435

86%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 43





Liberal Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Rank 1 13

3%

Rank 2 13

3%

Rank 3 9

2%

None of these 23

5%

No Answer 446

89%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 44





Moderate Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Rank 1 62

12%

Rank 2 34

7%

Rank 3 32

6%

None of these 23

5%

No Answer 354

70%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 45





Conservative Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Rank 1 89

18%

Rank 2 76

15%

Rank 3 65

13%

None of these 23

5%

No Answer 251

50%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 46





Nationalist

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Rank 1 6

1%

Rank 2 17

3%

Rank 3 13

3%

None of these 23

5%

No Answer 445

88%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 47





Populist

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Rank 1 5

1%

Rank 2 4

1%

Rank 3 5

1%

None of these 23

5%

No Answer 467

93%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 48





Libertarian

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Rank 1 7

1%

Rank 2 7

1%

Rank 3 3

1%

None of these 23

5%

No Answer 465

92%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 49





Alt-Right

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Rank 1 4

1%

Rank 2 7

1%

Rank 3 4

1%

None of these 23

5%

No Answer 467

93%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 50





Other

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 518

Weighted Base 504

Rank 1 1

*

Rank 2 -

-

Rank 3 2

*

None of these 23

5%

No Answer 478

95%

Sigma 504

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 51

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





Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Obama Democrat 141

25%

Liberal Democrat 106

19%

Moderate Democrat 101

18%

Clinton Democrat 35

6%

Democratic Socialist 28

5%

Conservative Democrat 21

4%

Fiscally Conservative 17

Democrat 3%

Environmentalist 17

3%

Socially Conservative 13

Democrat 2%

Trump Democrat 11

2%

Libertarian 11

2%

Socialist 9

2%

Other 7

1%

Communist 5

1%

Populist 3

1%




18 Jan 2019

Table 51






Base: GOP

Total

Antifa 3

1%

Nationalist 1

*




18 Jan 2019

Table 52






Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Obama Democrat 91

16%

Liberal Democrat 67

12%


11%

Environmentalist 59

10%

Clinton Democrat 58

10%


9%


5%


Democrat 4%


Democrat 4%

Socialist 12

2%

Libertarian 12

2%

Nationalist 11

2%

Trump Democrat 8

1%

Populist 7

1%

Communist 3

1%




18 Jan 2019

Table 52






Base: GOP

Total

Antifa 2

*

Other 1

*




18 Jan 2019

Table 53






Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Liberal Democrat 64

11%

Environmentalist 63

11%

Obama Democrat 59

10%


9%

Clinton Democrat 49

9%


Democrat 7%


5%


Democrat 5%


4%

Socialist 21

4%

Nationalist 13

2%

Libertarian 11

2%

Populist 9

2%

Trump Democrat 8

1%

Antifa 5

1%




18 Jan 2019

Table 53






Base: GOP

Total

Communist 3

1%

Other 3

1%




18 Jan 2019

Table 54






Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Obama Democrat 291

51%

Liberal Democrat 237

41%


37%

Clinton Democrat 142

25%

Environmentalist 139

24%


19%


Democrat 14%


13%


Democrat 11%

Socialist 41

7%

Libertarian 34

6%

Trump Democrat 28

5%

Nationalist 26

4%

Populist 20

3%

Other 12

2%




18 Jan 2019

Table 54






Base: GOP

Total

Communist 11

2%

Antifa 10

2%




18 Jan 2019

Table 55

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




Democratic Socialist

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 28

5%

Rank 2 50

9%

Rank 3 29

5%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 423

74%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 56





Liberal Democrat

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 106

19%

Rank 2 67

12%

Rank 3 64

11%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 294

52%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 57





Moderate Democrat

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 101

18%

Rank 2 60

11%

Rank 3 50

9%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 319

56%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 58





Conservative Democrat

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 21

4%

Rank 2 29

5%

Rank 3 25

4%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 455

80%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 59





Fiscally Conservative Democrat

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 17

3%

Rank 2 23

4%

Rank 3 40

7%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 450

79%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 60





Socially Conservative Democrat

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 13

2%

Rank 2 25

4%

Rank 3 26

5%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 467

82%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 61





Clinton Democrat

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 35

6%

Rank 2 58

10%

Rank 3 49

9%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 389

68%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 62





Obama Democrat

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 141

25%

Rank 2 91

16%

Rank 3 59

10%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 240

42%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 63





Trump Democrat

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 11

2%

Rank 2 8

1%

Rank 3 8

1%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 503

88%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 64





Socialist

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 9

2%

Rank 2 12

2%

Rank 3 21

4%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 489

86%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 65





Communist

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 5

1%

Rank 2 3

1%

Rank 3 3

1%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 520

91%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 66





Nationalist

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 1

*

Rank 2 11

2%

Rank 3 13

2%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 505

88%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 67





Populist

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 3

1%

Rank 2 7

1%

Rank 3 9

2%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 511

90%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 68





Environmentalist

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 17

3%

Rank 2 59

10%

Rank 3 63

11%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 392

69%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 69





Libertarian

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 11

2%

Rank 2 12

2%

Rank 3 11

2%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 497

87%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 70





Antifa

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 3

1%

Rank 2 2

*

Rank 3 5

1%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 521

91%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 71





Other

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 544

Weighted Base 571

Rank 1 7

1%

Rank 2 1

*

Rank 3 3

1%

None of these 40

7%

No Answer 519

91%

Sigma 571

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 72

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





Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452


10%

Obama Democrat 42

9%


6%


6%

Libertarian 26

6%


6%


5%

Other 23

5%

Liberal Democrat 19

4%

Trump Republican 17

4%


3%


3%

Clinton Democrat 14

3%

Nationalist 10

2%


2%




18 Jan 2019

Table 72






Base: GOP

Total


2%


2%


1%

Bush Republican 6

1%


1%

Populist 3

1%

Antifa 3

1%

Socialist 3

1%

Alt-Right 2

*

Communist -

-




18 Jan 2019

Table 73






Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452


7%

Obama Democrat 26

6%

Trump Republican 25

6%

Liberal Democrat 24

5%

Bush Republican 22

5%

Libertarian 21

5%


4%


4%


4%


4%


4%


3%


3%


3%

Socialist 11

3%




18 Jan 2019

Table 73






Base: GOP

Total


2%

Nationalist 10

2%


2%

Other 8

2%

Clinton Democrat 6

1%

Alt-Right 6

1%

Populist 5

1%


1%

Communist 1

*

Antifa -

-




18 Jan 2019

Table 74






Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Clinton Democrat 25

6%


5%

Obama Democrat 22

5%


4%


4%


4%


4%


4%

Nationalist 17

4%

Libertarian 16

4%

Liberal Democrat 16

3%


3%


3%


3%

Trump Republican 12

3%




18 Jan 2019

Table 74






Base: GOP

Total


2%

Socialist 11

2%

Other 10

2%


2%


1%

Communist 5

1%

Populist 4

1%

Bush Republican 3

1%

Alt-Right 3

1%

Antifa 2

*




18 Jan 2019

Table 75






Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452


21%

Obama Democrat 89

20%


15%

Libertarian 63

14%


14%


13%

Liberal Democrat 59

13%


12%

Trump Republican 54

12%


10%

Clinton Democrat 46

10%


10%

Other 41

9%


9%

Nationalist 37

8%




18 Jan 2019

Table 75






Base: GOP

Total


8%


7%

Bush Republican 31

7%


6%

Socialist 25

5%


5%

Populist 12

3%

Alt-Right 10

2%

Communist 5

1%

Antifa 5

1%




18 Jan 2019

Table 76





Compassionate Conservative

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 8

2%

Rank 2 19

4%

Rank 3 20

4%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 334

74%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 77





Christian Conservative

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 24

5%

Rank 2 13

3%

Rank 3 20

4%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 325

72%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 78





Social Conservative

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 7

1%

Rank 2 19

4%

Rank 3 11

2%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 344

76%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 79





Fiscal Conservative

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 26

6%

Rank 2 18

4%

Rank 3 25

5%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 312

69%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 80





Trump Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 17

4%

Rank 2 25

6%

Rank 3 12

3%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 327

72%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 81





Bush Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 6

1%

Rank 2 22

5%

Rank 3 3

1%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 350

77%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 82





Reagan Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 26

6%

Rank 2 19

4%

Rank 3 15

3%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 321

71%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 83





Heartland Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 10

2%

Rank 2 5

1%

Rank 3 9

2%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 357

79%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 84





Liberal Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 7

2%

Rank 2 9

2%

Rank 3 12

3%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 353

78%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 85





Moderate Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 28

6%

Rank 2 17

4%

Rank 3 18

4%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 319

70%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 86





Conservative Republican

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 15

3%

Rank 2 13

3%

Rank 3 15

3%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 338

75%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 87





Communist

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 -

-

Rank 2 1

*

Rank 3 5

1%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 376

83%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 88





Socialist

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 3

1%

Rank 2 11

3%

Rank 3 11

2%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 356

79%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 89





Democratic Socialist

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 16

3%

Rank 2 11

2%

Rank 3 6

1%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 349

77%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 90





Liberal Democrat

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 19

4%

Rank 2 24

5%

Rank 3 16

3%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 323

71%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 91





Moderate Democrat

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 44

10%

Rank 2 34

7%

Rank 3 18

4%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 286

63%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 92





Conservative Democrat

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 6

1%

Rank 2 15

3%

Rank 3 19

4%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 342

76%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 93





Clinton Democrat

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 14

3%

Rank 2 6

1%

Rank 3 25

6%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 335

74%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 94





Obama Democrat

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 42

9%

Rank 2 26

6%

Rank 3 22

5%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 292

65%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 95





Nationalist

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 10

2%

Rank 2 10

2%

Rank 3 17

4%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 344

76%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 96





Populist

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 3

1%

Rank 2 5

1%

Rank 3 4

1%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 369

82%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 97





Libertarian

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 26

6%

Rank 2 21

5%

Rank 3 16

4%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 318

70%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 98





Alt-Right

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 2

*

Rank 2 6

1%

Rank 3 3

1%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 371

82%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 99





Antifa

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 3

1%

Rank 2 -

-

Rank 3 2

*

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 376

83%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 100





Other

Base: GOP

Total

Unweighted Base 423

Weighted Base 452

Rank 1 23

5%

Rank 2 8

2%

Rank 3 10

2%

None of these 71

16%

No Answer 340

75%

Sigma 452

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 101

F1 Now we will show you some names and groups. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person or group - or if you've

never heard of them.

Summary Of Ever Heard Of


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Barack Obama 1509

97%

Donald Trump 1500

96%

Hillary Clinton 1485

95%

U.S. Military 1447

93%

Bernie Sanders 1381

89%

Joe Biden 1366

88%

FBI 1366

88%

U.S. Supreme Court 1343

86%

Mike Pence 1334

86%

Nancy Pelosi 1331

85%

Elizabeth Warren 1120

72%

Chuck Schumer 1108

71%

Robert Mueller 1104

71%

Mitch McConnell 1089

70%

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 976

63%




18 Jan 2019

Table 102



Summary Of Very Favorable/ Favorable


Total


Weighted Base 1559

U.S. Military 1328

85%

FBI 989

63%


63%

Barack Obama 916

59%

Joe Biden 875

56%

Bernie Sanders 787

50%

Mike Pence 652

42%

Donald Trump 641

41%

Robert Mueller 606

39%

Hillary Clinton 566

36%

Nancy Pelosi 546

35%


34%

Chuck Schumer 469

30%


30%

Mitch McConnell 397

25%




18 Jan 2019

Table 103



Summary Of Very Unfavorable/ Unfavorable


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Hillary Clinton 919

59%

Donald Trump 859

55%

Nancy Pelosi 785

50%

Mitch McConnell 692

44%

Mike Pence 682

44%

Chuck Schumer 639

41%

Bernie Sanders 595

38%

Barack Obama 592

38%


38%


33%

Robert Mueller 498

32%

Joe Biden 491

32%

FBI 377

24%


23%

U.S. Military 118

8%




18 Jan 2019

Table 104

F1_1 Now we will show you some names and groups. Please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of that person or group - or if you've


Hillary Clinton


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Ever Heard Of (Net) 1485

95%

Very Favorable/ Favorable 566

(Sub-Net) 36%

Very favorable 187

12%

Favorable 378

24%

Very Unfavorable/ 919

Unfavorable (Sub-Net) 59%

Unfavorable 280

18%

Very unfavorable 639

41%

Never heard of them 11

1%

No opinion 63

4%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 105



Donald Trump


Total


Weighted Base 1559


96%


(Sub-Net) 41%

Very favorable 338

22%

Favorable 303

19%



Unfavorable 183

12%


43%


1%

No opinion 44

3%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 106



Mike Pence


Total


Weighted Base 1559


86%


(Sub-Net) 42%

Very favorable 275

18%

Favorable 376

24%



Unfavorable 242

16%


28%


2%

No opinion 195

12%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 107



Nancy Pelosi


Total


Weighted Base 1559


85%


(Sub-Net) 35%

Very favorable 196

13%

Favorable 350

22%



Unfavorable 225

14%


36%


4%

No opinion 166

11%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 108



Mitch McConnell


Total


Weighted Base 1559


70%


(Sub-Net) 25%

Very favorable 68

4%

Favorable 330

21%



Unfavorable 296

19%


25%


8%

No opinion 340

22%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 109



Chuck Schumer


Total


Weighted Base 1559


71%


(Sub-Net) 30%

Very favorable 146

9%

Favorable 323

21%



Unfavorable 241

15%


26%


9%

No opinion 310

20%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 110



Bernie Sanders


Total


Weighted Base 1559


89%


(Sub-Net) 50%

Very favorable 324

21%

Favorable 463

30%



Unfavorable 255

16%


22%


1%

No opinion 161

10%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 111



Elizabeth Warren


Total


Weighted Base 1559


72%


(Sub-Net) 34%

Very favorable 175

11%

Favorable 353

23%



Unfavorable 215

14%


24%


9%

No opinion 300

19%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 112



Joe Biden


Total


Weighted Base 1559


88%


(Sub-Net) 56%

Very favorable 364

23%

Favorable 510

33%



Unfavorable 243

16%


16%


2%

No opinion 166

11%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 113



Robert Mueller


Total


Weighted Base 1559


71%


(Sub-Net) 39%

Very favorable 293

19%

Favorable 313

20%



Unfavorable 261

17%


15%


7%

No opinion 346

22%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 114



Barack Obama


Total


Weighted Base 1559


97%


(Sub-Net) 59%

Very favorable 561

36%

Favorable 355

23%



Unfavorable 203

13%


25%


*

No opinion 48

3%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 115



U.S. Military


Total


Weighted Base 1559


93%


(Sub-Net) 85%

Very favorable 786

50%

Favorable 542

35%



Unfavorable 86

5%

Very unfavorable 33

2%


1%

No opinion 103

7%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 116



FBI


Total


Weighted Base 1559


88%


(Sub-Net) 63%

Very favorable 327

21%

Favorable 662

42%



Unfavorable 275

18%


6%


1%

No opinion 178

11%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 117



U.S. Supreme Court


Total


Weighted Base 1559


86%


(Sub-Net) 63%

Very favorable 227

15%

Favorable 750

48%



Unfavorable 282

18%

Very unfavorable 84

5%


1%

No opinion 206

13%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 118



Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez


Total


Weighted Base 1559


63%


(Sub-Net) 30%

Very favorable 185

12%

Favorable 281

18%



Unfavorable 156

10%


23%


16%

No opinion 330

21%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 119

HORSE1 Which of the following candidates are you most likely to vote for in a Democratic primary?

Base: Democrats And Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 488

Weighted Base 515

Joe Biden 122

24%

Bernie Sanders 69

13%

Hillary Clinton 49

10%

Beto O'Rourke 48

9%

Elizabeth Warren 25

5%

Michael Bloomberg 24

5%

Kamala Harris 23

4%

Cory Booker 10

2%

Julian Castro 9

2%

Kristen Gillibrand 6

1%

Tulsi Gabbard 5

1%

Michael Avenatti 2

*

Other 11

2%

Not sure 89

17%

Not planning on voting 24

5%

Sigma 515

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 120

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

Base: Democrats And Independents

Total

Unweighted Base 479

Weighted Base 509

Joe Biden 115

23%

Bernie Sanders 107

21%

Beto O'Rourke 40

8%

Kamala Harris 37

7%

Michael Bloomberg 27

5%

Elizabeth Warren 22

4%

Cory Booker 15

3%

Kristen Gillibrand 11

2%

Tulsi Gabbard 10

2%

Julian Castro 6

1%

Michael Avenatti 2

*

Other 13

3%

Not sure 77

15%

Not planning on voting 28

6%

Sigma 509

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 121

HORSE3 Do you think Hillary Clinton will run again for President of the United States?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Yes 473

30%

No 1086

70%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 122

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Immigration 595

38%

Health care 554

36%

Economy and jobs 395

25%

Terrorism / national 350

security 22%

National debt / federal 327

budget deficits 21%

Guns 264

17%

Environment / climate change 261

17%

Crime and drugs 242

16%

Education 205

13%

Race relations 178

11%

Corruption 175

11%

Income inequality 173

11%

School safety 165

11%

Taxes 164

11%

Foreign policy 119

8%

Criminal justice (policing, 99

courts, prisons) 6%

Defense 99

6%




18 Jan 2019

Table 122

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


Total

Weighted Base 1559

Political correctness 97

6%

Cybersecurity 94

6%

Women's rights 82

5%

Other 37

2%

Sigma 4676

300%




18 Jan 2019

Table 123

SHUTDOWN1201A Do you support building a wall on the Mexican border?


Total

Unweighted Base 772

Weighted Base 793

Yes 358

45%

No 436

55%

Sigma 793

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 124

SHUTDOWN1201B Do you support building a security barrier on the Mexican border?


Total

Unweighted Base 768

Weighted Base 765

Yes 376

49%

No 390

51%

Sigma 765

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 125

SHUTDOWN1207 Do you think that border security on the southern border is a serious problem requiring immediate action, a minor

problem that can wait, or something that is not even a minor priority?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Serious problem 757

49%

Minor problem 555

36%

Not even a small priority 246

16%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 126

SHUTDOWN0101 Do you favor or oppose the partial government shutdown over funding for border security?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Favor 482

31%

Oppose 1077

69%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 127

SHUTTOWN1209 Do you think this is a real shutdown of the government or largely a symbolic one?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Real shutdown 837

54%

A symbolic one 721

46%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 128

SHUTDOWN0102 Do you think there is a growing humanitarian and security crisis at our border with Mexico, or is this mainly a manufactured

political crisis to get to pay for building a wall on the Mexican border?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Growing humanitarian and 792

security crisis 51%

Mainly a manufactured 767

political crisis 49%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 129

SHUTDOWN0103A Did you have the chance to see, hear, or read about the President's address to the nation on border security and the

government shutdown? Please select all that apply


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Saw it 624

40%

Heard it 505

32%

Read about it 459

29%

Did not have the chance to 390

see, hear or read about it 25%

Sigma 1978

127%




18 Jan 2019

Table 130

SHUTDOWN0103B Do you support or oppose the arguments about border security and the government shutdown laid out in the President's

address?


Total


Weighted Base 1169

Strongly/Somewhat Support 543

(Net) 46%

Strongly support 335

29%

Somewhat support 207

18%

Strongly/Somewhat Oppose 626

(Net) 54%

Somewhat oppose 188

16%

Strongly oppose 438

37%

Sigma 1169

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 131

SHUTDOWN0103C Did you find the President's speech to be ... ?

Base: Seen Read Or Heard

Total


Weighted Base 1169

Very/Somewhat Convincing 532

(Net) 46%

Very convincing 298

25%

Somewhat convincing 235

20%

Not Convincing At All/ 636

Somewhat Not Convincing 54%

(Net)

Somewhat not convincing 149

13%

Not convincing at all 487

42%

Sigma 1169

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 132

SHUTDOWN0104A Did you have the chance to see, hear, or read about Democratic Leaders' response to the president's address to the

nation on border security and the government shutdown? Please select all that apply


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Saw it 543

35%

Heard it 491

31%

Read about it 394

25%



Sigma 1919

123%




18 Jan 2019

Table 133

SHUTDOWN0104B Do you support or oppose the arguments about border security and the government shutdown laid out in the Democratic

Leaders' response to the President?

Base: Seen Read Or Heard

Total


Weighted Base 1068


(Net) 52%


24%


29%


(Net) 48%

Somewhat oppose 203

19%

Strongly oppose 304

28%

Sigma 1068

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 134

SHUTDOWN0104C Did you find the Democratic Leaders' response to be ...?


Total


Weighted Base 1068

Very/Somewhat Convincing 561

(Net) 53%

Very convincing 227

21%

Somewhat convincing 334

31%

Not Convincing At All/ 507

Somewhat Not Convincing 47%

(Net)

Somewhat not convincing 183

17%

Not convincing at all 325

30%

Sigma 1068

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 135

SHUTDOWN1212 Do you think Trump and the Democrats should compromise and agree on $2.5. Billion for the border security and end the

shutdown?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Should compromise 902

58%

Should not compromise 656

42%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 136

SHUTDOWN1205 Who do you think will bear the most responsibility for the shutdown?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Donald Trump 794

51%

Congressional Democrats 330

21%

Congressional Republicans 61

4%

They will all be equally 374

responsible 24%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 137

SHUTDOWN1206 In general, should Congress and the President work to compromise to avoid a prolonged government shutdown or should they

stick to their principles even if it means shutting down the government?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Compromise 1177

76%

Stick to their principles 381

24%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 138

SHUTDOWN0105 Who do you think will move to end the shutdown?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

President Donald Trump 668

43%

Congressional Democrats 891

57%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 139

SHUTDOWN0106 If President Trump agreed to reopen the government without getting border security, would that make you more favorable,

less favorable, or would it not have an effect on how you view the President?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

More favorable 355

23%

Less favorable 359

23%

Not have an effect 845

54%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 140

SHUTDOWN0107 If Congressional Democrats agreed to reopen the government without getting their way on border security, then would that make you

more favorable, less favorable, or would it not have an effect on how you view the Democrats?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

More favorable 497

32%

Less favorable 397

25%


43%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 141

SHUTDOWN0108 Would you be more or less favorable to the party that compromises to end the shutdown, or would it not have an effect?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

More favorable 537

34%

Less favorable 148

10%


56%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 142

SOTU0100 HIDDEN QUESTION


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Infrastructure improvements, 513

including: at least $1.5 33%

trillion into new

infrastructure investments

Establishing a 100 billion 517

public private partnership 33%

to invest in building new US

infrastructure

Proposing tough new 519

restrictions on immigration 33%

from countries that foster

terrorism

Reducing foreign aid to 497

countries that harbor 32%

terrorists

Ending the defense sequester 531

to fully fund the US 34%

military

Proposing added spending to 514

modernize and strengthen our 33%

military

Modernizing and rebuilding 522

the US nuclear arsenal 33%

Defeating ISIS completely 524

34%

Keeping open the military 533

detention facilities at 34%

Guantanamo Bay...

Passing legislation to help 529

ensure American foreign- 34%

assistance dollars always

serve American interests...

Fixing bad trade deals and 540

negotiating new ones in a 35%

way that is fair and

reciprocal to American

interests




18 Jan 2019

Table 142



Total

Weighted Base 1559

Putting America First in 535

foreign policy, including 34%

trade, foreign aid, and

contributions to foreign

organizations like

Putting additional sanctions 514

on Iran for their ballistic 33%

missile program

Addressing the flaws in the 523

Iran nuclear deal through 34%

new legislation or by

renegotiating the deal

Pushing through tough new 520

sanctions on Cuba and 33%

Venezuela

Preventing the North Koreans 528

from keeping their nuclear 34%

weapons, no matter the cost

Proposing tougher 489

requirements on eligibility 31%

for ... government programs

Replacing Obamacare... 503

32%

Eliminating government 510

funding for planned 33%

parenthood

Reducing the price of 518

prescription drugs 33%

Providing patients with 534

terminal conditions access 34%

to experimental treatments

that could save their lives

Creating comprehensive 553

immigration reform ... 35%

Requiring National ID cards 525

for voting 34%

Establishing a bipartisan 526

commission on race in 34%

America

Requiring greater disclosure 512

of all online political ads 33%




18 Jan 2019

Table 142



Total

Weighted Base 1559

Increasing the penalties for 516

sexual harassment in the 33%

workplace

Extending the 1st Amendment 522

to make it illegal for 33%

companies to fire people for

their political views

Withdrawing from North 528

American Free Trade 34%

Association (NAFTA)

Asking the FTC to examine 506

the power of tech companies 32%

...

Eliminating FISA... 519

33%

Proposing new rules to 518

reform the civil service... 33%

Proposing a 10 per cent 514

reduction in government 33%

employees

Cracking down on illegal 507

aliens who commit crimes ... 33%

Proposing a major program to 535

invest and fix up urban 34%

areas

Increasing efforts to stop 520

the flow of illegal drugs 33%

into the United States

Fighting the opioid crisis 509

and helping get treatment 33%

for those in need

Investing in workforce 509

development and job training 33%

by opening vocational

schools

Supporting working families 519

by supporting paid family 33%

leave

Reforming prisons to help 513

former inmates who have 33%

served their time get a

second chance




18 Jan 2019

Table 142



Total

Weighted Base 1559

Sigma 20263

1300%




18 Jan 2019

Table 143

SOTU0101 Do you support or oppose of the following policies?

Summary Table Of Strongly/Somewhat Support


Total


Weighted Base 1559










schools





interests





87%





for those in need



leave



terrorists




infrastructure





organizations like




18 Jan 2019

Table 143




Total



workplace



trillion into new





second chance







...





areas



missile program




terrorism






military












18 Jan 2019

Table 143




Total





America



Guantanamo Bay...



military


for voting 68%


68%





Venezuela






employees




56%



Association (NAFTA)



parenthood




18 Jan 2019

Table 144


Summary Table Of Strongly/Somewhat Oppose


Total


Weighted Base 1559



parenthood



Association (NAFTA)


44%





employees






Venezuela




32%


for voting 32%



military



Guantanamo Bay...



America






18 Jan 2019

Table 144




Total











military







terrorism



missile program



areas





...








second chance



trillion into new




workplace




18 Jan 2019

Table 144




Total





organizations like




infrastructure



terrorists



leave



for those in need




13%








interests




schools










18 Jan 2019

Table 145

SOTU0101_1 Do you support or oppose of the following policies?

Infrastructure improvements, including: at least $1.5 trillion into new infrastructure investments


Total

Unweighted Base 512

Weighted Base 513


(Net) 82%


39%


43%


(Net) 18%

Somewhat oppose 77

15%

Strongly oppose 16

3%

Sigma 513

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 146


Establishing a 100 billion public private partnership to invest in building new US infrastructure


Total

Unweighted Base 520

Weighted Base 517


(Net) 82%


38%


44%


(Net) 18%

Somewhat oppose 70

14%

Strongly oppose 22

4%

Sigma 517

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 147


Proposing tough new restrictions on immigration from countries that foster terrorism


Total

Unweighted Base 507

Weighted Base 519


(Net) 80%


47%


33%


(Net) 20%

Somewhat oppose 71

14%

Strongly oppose 33

6%

Sigma 519

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 148


Reducing foreign aid to countries that harbor terrorists


Total

Unweighted Base 503

Weighted Base 497


(Net) 84%


55%


29%


(Net) 16%

Somewhat oppose 66

13%

Strongly oppose 12

3%

Sigma 497

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 149


Ending the defense sequester to fully fund the US military


Total

Unweighted Base 526

Weighted Base 531


(Net) 71%


30%


41%


(Net) 29%

Somewhat oppose 117

22%

Strongly oppose 36

7%

Sigma 531

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 150


Proposing added spending to modernize and strengthen our military


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 514


(Net) 79%


38%


41%


(Net) 21%

Somewhat oppose 61

12%

Strongly oppose 47

9%

Sigma 514

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 151


Modernizing and rebuilding the US nuclear arsenal


Total

Unweighted Base 516

Weighted Base 522


(Net) 59%


19%


40%


(Net) 41%

Somewhat oppose 162

31%

Strongly oppose 54

10%

Sigma 522

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 152


Defeating ISIS completely


Total

Unweighted Base 516

Weighted Base 524


(Net) 87%


60%


27%


(Net) 13%

Somewhat oppose 56

11%

Strongly oppose 12

2%

Sigma 524

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 153


Keeping open the military detention facilities at Guantanamo Bay...


Total

Unweighted Base 519

Weighted Base 533


(Net) 72%


36%


36%


(Net) 28%

Somewhat oppose 97

18%

Strongly oppose 53

10%

Sigma 533

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 154


Passing legislation to help ensure American foreign-assistance dollars always serve American interests...


Total

Unweighted Base 521

Weighted Base 529


(Net) 81%


41%


41%


(Net) 19%

Somewhat oppose 75

14%

Strongly oppose 23

4%

Sigma 529

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 155


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


Total

Unweighted Base 507

Weighted Base 540


(Net) 88%


45%


43%


(Net) 12%

Somewhat oppose 55

10%

Strongly oppose 11

2%

Sigma 540

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 156


Putting America First in foreign policy, including trade, foreign aid, and contributions to foreign organizations like


Total

Unweighted Base 515

Weighted Base 535


(Net) 82%


44%


38%


(Net) 18%

Somewhat oppose 72

13%

Strongly oppose 25

5%

Sigma 535

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 157


Putting additional sanctions on Iran for their ballistic missile program


Total

Unweighted Base 507

Weighted Base 514


(Net) 80%


38%


42%


(Net) 20%

Somewhat oppose 68

13%

Strongly oppose 34

7%

Sigma 514

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 158


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


Total

Unweighted Base 510

Weighted Base 523


(Net) 78%


30%


48%


(Net) 22%

Somewhat oppose 85

16%

Strongly oppose 31

6%

Sigma 523

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 159


Pushing through tough new sanctions on Cuba and Venezuela


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 520


(Net) 64%


23%


40%


(Net) 36%

Somewhat oppose 137

26%

Strongly oppose 51

10%

Sigma 520

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 160


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


Total

Unweighted Base 513

Weighted Base 528


(Net) 79%


35%


44%


(Net) 21%

Somewhat oppose 80

15%

Strongly oppose 29

6%

Sigma 528

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 161


Proposing tougher requirements on eligibility for ... government programs


Total

Unweighted Base 510

Weighted Base 489


(Net) 63%


30%


34%


(Net) 37%

Somewhat oppose 92

19%

Strongly oppose 87

18%

Sigma 489

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 162


Replacing Obamacare...


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 503


(Net) 68%


37%


30%


(Net) 32%

Somewhat oppose 93

18%

Strongly oppose 70

14%

Sigma 503

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 163


Eliminating government funding for planned parenthood


Total

Unweighted Base 507

Weighted Base 510


(Net) 42%


22%


20%


(Net) 58%

Somewhat oppose 120

24%

Strongly oppose 174

34%

Sigma 510

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 164


Reducing the price of prescription drugs


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 518


(Net) 94%


72%


22%


(Net) 6%

Somewhat oppose 27

5%

Strongly oppose 6

1%

Sigma 518

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 165


Providing patients with terminal conditions access to experimental treatments that could save their lives


Total

Unweighted Base 520

Weighted Base 534


(Net) 91%


55%


36%


(Net) 9%

Somewhat oppose 38

7%

Strongly oppose 9

2%

Sigma 534

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 166


Creating comprehensive immigration reform ...


Total

Unweighted Base 519

Weighted Base 553


(Net) 64%


40%


24%


(Net) 36%

Somewhat oppose 100

18%

Strongly oppose 99

18%

Sigma 553

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 167


Requiring National ID cards for voting


Total

Unweighted Base 511

Weighted Base 525


(Net) 68%


38%


30%


(Net) 32%

Somewhat oppose 94

18%

Strongly oppose 74

14%

Sigma 525

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 168


Establishing a bipartisan commission on race in America


Total

Unweighted Base 511

Weighted Base 526


(Net) 72%


22%


50%


(Net) 28%

Somewhat oppose 107

20%

Strongly oppose 41

8%

Sigma 526

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 169


Requiring greater disclosure of all online political ads


Total

Unweighted Base 516

Weighted Base 512


(Net) 87%


46%


41%


(Net) 13%

Somewhat oppose 45

9%

Strongly oppose 21

4%

Sigma 512

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 170


Increasing the penalties for sexual harassment in the workplace


Total

Unweighted Base 511

Weighted Base 516


(Net) 82%


45%


37%


(Net) 18%

Somewhat oppose 70

14%

Strongly oppose 23

4%

Sigma 516

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 171


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


Total

Unweighted Base 509

Weighted Base 522


(Net) 79%


48%


31%


(Net) 21%

Somewhat oppose 56

11%

Strongly oppose 54

10%

Sigma 522

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 172


Withdrawing from North American Free Trade Association (NAFTA)


Total

Unweighted Base 516

Weighted Base 528


(Net) 48%

Strongly support 93

18%


31%


(Net) 52%

Somewhat oppose 166

32%

Strongly oppose 106

20%

Sigma 528

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 173


Asking the FTC to examine the power of tech companies ...


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 506


(Net) 81%


30%


51%


(Net) 19%

Somewhat oppose 77

15%

Strongly oppose 18

4%

Sigma 506

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 174


Eliminating FISA...


Total

Unweighted Base 511

Weighted Base 519


(Net) 56%


25%


31%


(Net) 44%

Somewhat oppose 152

29%

Strongly oppose 78

15%

Sigma 519

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 175


Proposing new rules to reform the civil service...


Total

Unweighted Base 512

Weighted Base 518


(Net) 77%


34%


43%


(Net) 23%

Somewhat oppose 84

16%

Strongly oppose 34

7%

Sigma 518

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 176


Proposing a 10 per cent reduction in government employees


Total

Unweighted Base 515

Weighted Base 514


(Net) 62%


26%


35%


(Net) 38%

Somewhat oppose 137

27%

Strongly oppose 59

11%

Sigma 514

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 177


Cracking down on illegal aliens who commit crimes ...


Total

Unweighted Base 509

Weighted Base 507


(Net) 81%


53%


28%


(Net) 19%

Somewhat oppose 62

12%

Strongly oppose 34

7%

Sigma 507

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 178


Proposing a major program to invest and fix up urban areas


Total

Unweighted Base 513

Weighted Base 535


(Net) 80%


36%


44%


(Net) 20%

Somewhat oppose 84

16%

Strongly oppose 21

4%

Sigma 535

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 179


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


Total

Unweighted Base 513

Weighted Base 520


(Net) 87%


60%


28%


(Net) 13%

Somewhat oppose 48

9%

Strongly oppose 18

3%

Sigma 520

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 180


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


Total

Unweighted Base 510

Weighted Base 509


(Net) 86%


49%


37%


(Net) 14%

Somewhat oppose 51

10%

Strongly oppose 21

4%

Sigma 509

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 181


Investing in workforce development and job training by opening vocational schools


Total

Unweighted Base 506

Weighted Base 509


(Net) 90%


51%


39%


(Net) 10%

Somewhat oppose 41

8%

Strongly oppose 10

2%

Sigma 509

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 182


Supporting working families by supporting paid family leave


Total

Unweighted Base 520

Weighted Base 519


(Net) 86%


49%


37%


(Net) 14%

Somewhat oppose 57

11%

Strongly oppose 17

3%

Sigma 519

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 183


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


Total

Unweighted Base 519

Weighted Base 513


(Net) 81%


38%


43%


(Net) 19%

Somewhat oppose 61

12%

Strongly oppose 34

7%

Sigma 513

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 184

SOTU0102_1 How much progress would you say the Trump administration has made on each of the following policies?

Infrastructure improvements, including: at least $1.5 trillion into new infrastructure investments


Total

Unweighted Base 512

Weighted Base 513

A lot of progress 36

7%

Some progress 87

17%

A little progress 96

19%

No progress at all 180

35%

Work is completed 8

2%

Unsure / don't know 105

21%

Sigma 513

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 185


Establishing a 100 billion public private partnership to invest in building new US infrastructure


Total

Unweighted Base 520

Weighted Base 517


7%

Some progress 83

16%


21%


34%

Work is completed 2

*


21%

Sigma 517

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 186


Proposing tough new restrictions on immigration from countries that foster terrorism


Total

Unweighted Base 507

Weighted Base 519


11%

Some progress 155

30%


20%


22%

Work is completed 8

1%


16%

Sigma 519

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 187


Reducing foreign aid to countries that harbor terrorists


Total

Unweighted Base 503

Weighted Base 497


11%

Some progress 100

20%


28%


26%

Work is completed 5

1%


14%

Sigma 497

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 188


Ending the defense sequester to fully fund the US military


Total

Unweighted Base 526

Weighted Base 531


10%

Some progress 91

17%


21%


26%

Work is completed 13

2%


24%

Sigma 531

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 189


Proposing added spending to modernize and strengthen our military


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 514


13%

Some progress 129

25%


22%


22%


2%


16%

Sigma 514

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 190


Modernizing and rebuilding the US nuclear arsenal


Total

Unweighted Base 516

Weighted Base 522


9%

Some progress 86

16%


22%


28%

Work is completed 4

1%


24%

Sigma 522

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 191


Defeating ISIS completely


Total

Unweighted Base 516

Weighted Base 524


10%

Some progress 114

22%


28%


27%

Work is completed 6

1%


12%

Sigma 524

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 192


Keeping open the military detention facilities at Guantanamo Bay...


Total

Unweighted Base 519

Weighted Base 533


15%

Some progress 89

17%


20%


21%

Work is completed 7

1%


26%

Sigma 533

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 193


Passing legislation to help ensure American foreign-assistance dollars always serve American interests...


Total

Unweighted Base 521

Weighted Base 529


8%

Some progress 93

18%


23%


31%

Work is completed 7

1%


19%

Sigma 529

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 194


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


Total

Unweighted Base 507

Weighted Base 540


16%

Some progress 134

25%


21%


24%

Work is completed 6

1%


13%

Sigma 540

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 195


Putting America First in foreign policy, including trade, foreign aid, and contributions to foreign organizations like


Total

Unweighted Base 515

Weighted Base 535


17%

Some progress 116

22%


19%


26%

Work is completed 7

1%


16%

Sigma 535

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 196


Putting additional sanctions on Iran for their ballistic missile program


Total

Unweighted Base 507

Weighted Base 514


9%

Some progress 103

20%


22%


24%


2%


22%

Sigma 514

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 197


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


Total

Unweighted Base 510

Weighted Base 523


11%

Some progress 81

15%


18%


34%

Work is completed 6

1%


20%

Sigma 523

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 198


Pushing through tough new sanctions on Cuba and Venezuela


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 520


7%

Some progress 72

14%


22%


23%

Work is completed 9

2%


33%

Sigma 520

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 199


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


Total

Unweighted Base 513

Weighted Base 528


12%

Some progress 128

24%


20%


29%


2%


13%

Sigma 528

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 200


Proposing tougher requirements on eligibility for ... government programs


Total

Unweighted Base 510

Weighted Base 489


8%

Some progress 98

20%


23%


27%

Work is completed 8

2%


21%

Sigma 489

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 201


Replacing Obamacare...


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 503


6%

Some progress 74

15%


26%


36%


3%


14%

Sigma 503

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 202


Eliminating government funding for planned parenthood


Total

Unweighted Base 507

Weighted Base 510


8%

Some progress 73

14%


22%


30%


2%


23%

Sigma 510

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 203


Reducing the price of prescription drugs


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 518


6%

Some progress 70

14%


20%


45%

Work is completed 8

2%


13%

Sigma 518

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 204


Providing patients with terminal conditions access to experimental treatments that could save their lives


Total

Unweighted Base 520

Weighted Base 534


8%

Some progress 79

15%


16%


40%

Work is completed 3

1%


20%

Sigma 534

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 205


Creating comprehensive immigration reform ...


Total

Unweighted Base 519

Weighted Base 553


9%

Some progress 111

20%


21%


37%

Work is completed 8

1%


10%

Sigma 553

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 206


Requiring National ID cards for voting


Total

Unweighted Base 511

Weighted Base 525


8%

Some progress 68

13%


17%


38%

Work is completed 7

1%


23%

Sigma 525

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 207


Establishing a bipartisan commission on race in America


Total

Unweighted Base 511

Weighted Base 526


5%

Some progress 66

13%


15%


43%


2%


23%

Sigma 526

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 208


Requiring greater disclosure of all online political ads


Total

Unweighted Base 516

Weighted Base 512


6%

Some progress 57

11%


19%


39%

Work is completed 6

1%


23%

Sigma 512

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 209


Increasing the penalties for sexual harassment in the workplace


Total

Unweighted Base 511

Weighted Base 516


7%

Some progress 89

17%


15%


40%


2%


19%

Sigma 516

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 210


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


Total

Unweighted Base 509

Weighted Base 522


6%

Some progress 79

15%


15%


36%


2%


26%

Sigma 522

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 211


Withdrawing from North American Free Trade Association (NAFTA)


Total

Unweighted Base 516

Weighted Base 528


14%

Some progress 110

21%


18%


20%


5%


21%

Sigma 528

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 212


Asking the FTC to examine the power of tech companies ...


Total

Unweighted Base 514

Weighted Base 506


8%

Some progress 72

14%


21%


32%

Work is completed 4

1%


24%

Sigma 506

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 213


Eliminating FISA...


Total

Unweighted Base 511

Weighted Base 519


6%

Some progress 62

12%


16%


34%

Work is completed 2

*


32%

Sigma 519

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 214


Proposing new rules to reform the civil service...


Total

Unweighted Base 512

Weighted Base 518


7%

Some progress 80

15%


15%


34%

Work is completed 8

1%


27%

Sigma 518

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 215


Proposing a 10 per cent reduction in government employees


Total

Unweighted Base 515

Weighted Base 514


7%

Some progress 75

15%


16%


34%


2%


26%

Sigma 514

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 216


Cracking down on illegal aliens who commit crimes ...


Total

Unweighted Base 509

Weighted Base 507


13%

Some progress 145

29%


22%


22%

Work is completed 8

2%


14%

Sigma 507

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 217


Proposing a major program to invest and fix up urban areas


Total

Unweighted Base 513

Weighted Base 535


6%

Some progress 77

14%


17%


39%


3%


21%

Sigma 535

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 218


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


Total

Unweighted Base 513

Weighted Base 520


9%

Some progress 121

23%


23%


33%

Work is completed 5

1%


10%

Sigma 520

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 219


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


Total

Unweighted Base 510

Weighted Base 509


7%

Some progress 99

19%


22%


37%

Work is completed 8

2%


13%

Sigma 509

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 220


Investing in workforce development and job training by opening vocational schools


Total

Unweighted Base 506

Weighted Base 509


9%

Some progress 90

18%


18%


33%


2%


20%

Sigma 509

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 221


Supporting working families by supporting paid family leave


Total

Unweighted Base 520

Weighted Base 519


6%

Some progress 88

17%


18%


36%


3%


21%

Sigma 519

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 222


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


Total

Unweighted Base 519

Weighted Base 513


7%

Some progress 76

15%


18%


40%

Work is completed 6

1%


19%

Sigma 513

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 223

SOTU0103 Which of the following policies would you like the President to address in his upcoming State of the Union address? Please select up to your

top five.


Total


Weighted Base 1559



trillion into new





infrastructure




terrorism



terrorists



military



military




11%



Guantanamo Bay...









interests




18 Jan 2019

Table 223


top five.


Total

Weighted Base 1559





organizations like



missile program







Venezuela








13%



parenthood










for voting 8%



America






18 Jan 2019

Table 223


top five.


Total

Weighted Base 1559



workplace







Association (NAFTA)



...


5%





employees





areas






for those in need




schools



leave




second chance




18 Jan 2019

Table 223


top five.


Total

Weighted Base 1559

Sigma 5972

383%




18 Jan 2019

Table 224

SOTU0104 Which is closer to your view?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

President Trump should 1051

compromise on his agenda in 67%

order to work together with

Congress and Democrats

President Trump should hold 508

out for his agenda, even if 33%

it means achieving change

without Congressional or

Democratic approval

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 225

SOTU0105 Which is closer to your view?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Democrats should look to 1141

cooperate with President 73%

Trump and his administration

and make deals on the issues

they support

Democrats should boycott and 417

resist everything President 27%

Trump and his administration

are doing

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 226

M9B Do you think that, for his actions, President Trump should be impeached and removed from office, censured by Congress,

or no action should be taken?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Impeached and removed from 628

office 40%

Censured by Congress 255

16%

No action should be taken 676

43%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 227

M10 Do you think the investigations into Russia and President Trump are helping the country or hurting the country?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Helping the country 636

41%

Hurting the country 922

59%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 228

QCOLLUSION Do you think the independent counsel has found actual evidence of Trump campaign officials colluding with the Russians

or has he not found any evidence of such collusion?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Found 574

37%

Not found 623

40%

Don't know 362

23%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 229

INV506 How long do you think independent counsel Robert Mueller should keep on investigating?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

He should stop immediately 499

32%

Another month 154

10%

2 to 3 months 184

12%

3 to 6 months 121

8%

6 months to a year 96

6%

Indefinitely 505

32%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 230

QCONGRESS Do you think that the FBI needs to turn over the documents requested by Congress on the start of the Trump-Russia

investigation or should the FBI and justice department continue to withhold the documents on the start of the

investigation?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Turn over documents 1183

requested by Congress 76%

Withhold the documents 376

24%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 231

QRELEASEA Do you support or oppose the decision by the administration to declassify and publicly release the evidence used by the

FBI and the Justice department to start the investigation on possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia?

Base: Split 1

Total

Unweighted Base 778

Weighted Base 773


(Net) 73%


37%


36%


(Net) 27%

Somewhat oppose 120

16%

Strongly oppose 90

12%

Sigma 773

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 232

QRELEASEB Do you support or oppose the decision to declassify and publicly release the evidence used by the FBI and the Justice

department to start the investigation on possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia?

Base: Split 2

Total

Unweighted Base 762

Weighted Base 786


(Net) 75%


39%


36%


(Net) 25%

Somewhat oppose 117

15%

Strongly oppose 77

10%

Sigma 786

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 233

INV0901 Which is closest to your view?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

It's important to publicly 1091

release the evidence used by 70%

the FBI and the Justice

Department to clear the air

about

any possible wrongdoing in

starting the Trump-Russia

investigation

The administration should 467

not publicly release the 30%

evidence to avoid

interfering with sources and

methods of interviewing

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 234

QNEW1 Do you believe the investigation of Hillary Clinton and the Clinton foundation was objective, was tilted in her favor,

or was tilted against her?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Objective 394

25%

Tilted in her favor 649

42%

Tilted against her 516

33%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 235

MEMO14 Do you think bias against President Trump in the FBI played a role in launching investigations against him or did bias

play no role in launching investigations?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Bias played a role 834

54%

Bias did not play a role 724

46%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 236

FBI10 Do you favor or oppose appointing a special counsel to investigate potential abuses at the FBI?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Favor 1050

67%

Oppose 508

33%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 237

INV0101 Do you find Michael Cohen, President Trump's former lawyer, to be a credible or not credible witness about what transpired during the 2016

election campaign?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Credible 530

34%

Not credible 515

33%


33%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 238

INV0102 The New York Times reports that the FBI opened an investigation of Donald Trump as a potential Russian agent when he fired former FBI director

James Comey. Do you feel that this was ...


Total


Weighted Base 1559

An appropriate response 830

53%

Overreach of power by those 729

in the FBI 47%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 239

AMER0101 Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with the following statement:

I believe the American Dream is real and attainable for me and my family.


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Strongly/Somewhat Agree 1007

(Net) 65%

Strongly agree 357

23%

Somewhat agree 651

42%

Strongly/Somewhat Disagree 551

(Net) 35%

Somewhat disagree 377

24%

Strongly disagree 174

11%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 240

AMER0102 For you, which of the following are necessary to achieving the American Dream? Please check all that apply


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Feeling safe in your 1042

community 67%

Comfortable retirement 1040

67%

Getting a good education 996

64%

Owning a home 979

63%

Having a successful career 918

59%

Living free from government 504

regulation 32%

Making more money than your 462

parents 30%

Volunteering or serving in 449

your community 29%

Other 72

5%

Sigma 6463

415%




18 Jan 2019

Table 241

PRES0101 For the following questions we would like you think of the office of the presidency and not any particular president.

Do you agree or disagree that presidents should have the authority to make new policy or change existing policy without involving Congress?


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 31%

Strongly agree 136

9%

Somewhat agree 342

22%


(Net) 69%


31%


39%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 242

PRES0102 If the president and Congress disagree on policy, would you find it acceptable or unacceptable for a president to pursue

his policy goals through unilateral action so that Congress is not involved?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Very/Somewhat Acceptable 581

(Net) 37%

Very acceptable 137

9%

Somewhat acceptable 444

28%

Very/Somewhat Unacceptable 978

(Net) 63%

Somewhat unacceptable 469

30%

Very unacceptable 509

33%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 243

HIDPRES0103 Again, thinking about the office of the presidency and not any particular president:

Suppose a president of the United States were to make the following statement:


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Scenario A 258

17%

Scenario B 254

16%

Scenario C 274

18%

Scenario D 249

16%

Scenario E 261

17%

Scenario F 263

17%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 244

PRES0104 Do you support or oppose the president's proposal?


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 64%


19%


45%


(Net) 36%

Somewhat oppose 343

22%

Strongly oppose 223

14%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 245

PRES0105 Do you think your member of Congress will support the president's proposal?


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 45%

Strongly oppose 245

16%

Somewhat oppose 449

29%


(Net) 55%


43%


13%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 246

CES0101 Which of the following is closest to your view?

Technological innovation...


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Mainly benefits businesses 312

20%

Mainly benefits consumers 141

9%

Benefits consumers and 965

businesses equally 62%

Don't know 141

9%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 247

CES0102 Which of the following is closest to your view?

Technological innovation...


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Creates job opportunities 862

55%

Reduces job opportunities 411

26%

Don't know 286

18%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 248

CES0103 What country do you believe is the leader in technological innovation today?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

United States 448

29%

China 388

25%

Japan 371

24%

South Korea 46

3%

Germany 27

2%

Israel 25

2%

India 14

1%

Sweden 12

1%

Switzerland 5

*

France 5

*

Finland 4

*

Singapore 4

*

Denmark 3

*

Other, please specify 3

*

Don't know 204

13%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 249

CES0104 How important do you believe it is for the United States to invest in technological innovation?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Very/Somewhat Important 1463

(Net) 94%

Very important 952

61%

Somewhat important 510

33%

Not At All/Not That 96

Important (Net) 6%

Not that important 82

5%

Not at all important 14

1%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 250

CES0105 How strongly do you agree or disagree that technological innovation can address issues in the following industries?

Summary Table Of Strongly/Somewhat Agree


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Emergency services 1417

91%

Manufacturing 1408

90%

Transportation 1401

90%

Healthcare 1396

90%

Education 1386

89%

Finance 1349

87%

Retail 1282

82%

Professional services (e.g., 1267

consulting) 81%

Insurance 1214

78%

Real estate 1161

74%




18 Jan 2019

Table 251

CES0105 How strongly do you agree or disagree that technological innovation can address issues in the following industries?

Summary Table Of Strongly/Somewhat Disagree


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Real estate 398

26%

Insurance 345

22%

Professional services (e.g., 292

consulting) 19%

Retail 276

18%

Finance 210

13%

Education 173

11%

Healthcare 163

10%

Transportation 157

10%

Manufacturing 151

10%

Emergency services 141

9%




18 Jan 2019

Table 252

CES0105_1 How strongly do you agree or disagree that technological innovation can address issues in the following industries?

Healthcare


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 90%

Strongly agree 835

54%

Somewhat agree 561

36%


(Net) 10%


8%


3%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 253


Manufacturing


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 90%

Strongly agree 783

50%

Somewhat agree 625

40%


(Net) 10%


7%


2%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 254


Retail


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 82%

Strongly agree 527

34%

Somewhat agree 755

48%


(Net) 18%


15%


3%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 255


Finance


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 87%

Strongly agree 616

40%

Somewhat agree 733

47%


(Net) 13%


11%


3%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 256


Insurance


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 78%

Strongly agree 453

29%

Somewhat agree 761

49%


(Net) 22%


18%


4%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 257


Professional services (e.g., consulting)


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 81%

Strongly agree 498

32%

Somewhat agree 769

49%


(Net) 19%


15%


4%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 258


Education


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 89%

Strongly agree 771

49%

Somewhat agree 615

39%


(Net) 11%


9%


2%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 259


Real estate


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 74%

Strongly agree 402

26%

Somewhat agree 758

49%


(Net) 26%


22%


4%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 260


Transportation


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 90%

Strongly agree 777

50%

Somewhat agree 624

40%


(Net) 10%


8%


2%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 261


Emergency services


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 91%

Strongly agree 804

52%

Somewhat agree 614

39%


(Net) 9%


7%


2%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 262

CES0106 Did you have the chance to see, hear, or read about this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES)? Please select all that apply.


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Heard it 244

16%

Read about it 242

16%

Saw it 136

9%



Sigma 1673

107%




18 Jan 2019

Table 263

CES0107 Which of the technology innovations in display at this year's Consumer Electronics Show are you most excited about?

Base: Aware Of CES

Total

Unweighted Base 486

Weighted Base 509

5G - 5th Generation Wireless 105

Technology 21%

AI - Artificial Intelligence 71

14%

Connected and Self-Driving 69

Cars 14%

Ultra High Definition 8K TVs 57

11%

VR - Virtual Reality 54

11%

Smart Appliances with Voice 46

Assistants 9%

Foldable Smartphones and 45

Digital Screens 9%

Robots 32

6%

The World's First Rollable 20

OLED TV 4%

Other 11

2%

Sigma 509

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 264

CES0108 Do you think metal detectors are necessary to protect safety at places like airports and schools?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Yes 1311

84%

No 109

7%


9%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 265

CES0109 Should your car be able to share information with other cars to avoid accidents, potholes or other dangers?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Yes 765

49%

No 361

23%


28%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 266

CES0110 Do you think that the algorithms powering Artificial Intelligence are largely unbiased or are they susceptible to unconscious bias that must

be analyzed?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Largely unbiased 534

34%

Susceptible to unconscious 1025

bias 66%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 267

CES0111 Should Artificial Intelligence in a self-driving car to be able to decide who lives and who dies in the case of an impending accident between

motorists and by-standers?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Yes 154

10%

No 1065

68%


22%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 268

CES0112 Do you want to have medical information shared anonymously so doctors can know which treatments work best with people with similar problems?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Yes 842

54%

No 413

27%


19%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 269

CES0113 Do you want to have medical information shared anonymously so doctors can know which treatments work best with people with similar genes?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Yes 876

56%

No 375

24%


20%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 270

CES0114 Do you agree or disagree with the following statements?

Summary Table Of Strongly/Somewhat Agree


Total


Weighted Base 1559

We should have a national 1391

strategy to ensure we can 89%

compete globally as a leader

in new technologies

It is important for the 1285

United States to be the 82%

clear leader in 5G - 5th

Generation Wireless

Technology

We should put tariffs on 1258

China if they are stealing 81%

our businesses intellectual

property

It is more important for the 1238

United States to lead the 79%

way in Ethical Computing

than technical knowledge and

capacity when it comes to

Artificial Intelligence and

Robotics

We should be more like 1086

Europe and protect privacy 70%

at all costs even if it

reduces our ability to

compete.







Robotics




18 Jan 2019

Table 271

CES0114 Do you agree or disagree with the following statements?

Summary Table Of Strongly/Somewhat Disagree


Total


Weighted Base 1559







Robotics

We should be more like 473

Europe and protect privacy 30%

at all costs even if it

reduces our ability to

compete.







Robotics

We should put tariffs on 301

China if they are stealing 19%

our businesses intellectual

property

It is important for the 273

United States to be the 18%

clear leader in 5G - 5th

Generation Wireless

Technology

We should have a national 168

strategy to ensure we can 11%

compete globally as a leader

in new technologies




18 Jan 2019

Table 272

CES0114_1 Do you agree or disagree with the following statements?

We should put tariffs on China if they are stealing our businesses intellectual property


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 81%

Strongly agree 654

42%

Somewhat agree 603

39%


(Net) 19%


16%


3%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 273


We should have a national strategy to ensure we can compete globally as a leader in new technologies


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 89%

Strongly agree 717

46%

Somewhat agree 673

43%


(Net) 11%


9%


2%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 274


We should be more like Europe and protect privacy at all costs even if it reduces our ability to compete.


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 70%

Strongly agree 387

25%

Somewhat agree 700

45%


(Net) 30%


25%


5%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 275


It is important for the United States to be the clear leader in 5G - 5th Generation Wireless Technology


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 82%

Strongly agree 567

36%

Somewhat agree 718

46%


(Net) 18%


15%


3%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 276


It is more important for the United States to lead the way in Ethical Computing than technical knowledge and capacity when it comes to Artificial

Intelligence and Robotics


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 79%

Strongly agree 485

31%

Somewhat agree 753

48%


(Net) 21%


17%


4%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 277


It is more important for the United States to lead the way in technical knowledge and capacity than Ethical Computing when it comes to Artificial

Intelligence and Robotics


Total


Weighted Base 1559


(Net) 68%

Strongly agree 415

27%

Somewhat agree 650

42%


(Net) 32%


25%


7%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 278

QRACE What is your race?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

White 1046

67%

Black or African American 185

12%

Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish 224

origin 14%

Asian origin (includes 75

people of Asian Indian, 5%

Chinese, Korean, Filipino,

and Japanese origin)

Other 30

2%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 279

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Employed full time 667

43%

Employed part time 180

12%

Self-employed full time 75

5%

Not employed, but looking 48

for work 3%

Not employed and not looking 10

for work 1%

Not employed, unable to work 61

due to a disability or 4%

illness

Retired 319

20%

Student 44

3%

Stay-at-home spouse or 110

partner 7%

Self-employed part time 45

3%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 280

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

Base: Employed FT/PT

Total

Unweighted Base 799

Weighted Base 846

Public sector 345

41%

Private sector 375

44%

Not-for-profit 68

8%

Other 16

2%

Don't know 42

5%

Sigma 846

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 281

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

I am a member of a labor 141

union 9%

Someone else in my household 99

is a member of a labor union 6%

Both me and another member 31

of my household are members 2%

of a labor union

No one in my household is a 1239

member of a labor union 79%

Decline to state 49

3%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 282

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Less than high school 18

1%

Completed some high school 93

6%

High school graduate or 284

equivalent (e.g., GED) 18%

Job-specific training 54

programs after high school 3%

Completed some college, but 363

no degree 23%

Associate's degree 208

13%

College graduate (e.g., 280

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

Completed some graduate 65

school, but no degree 4%

Completed graduate school 194

(e.g., M.S., M.D., Ph.D.) 12%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 283

Q2135 What is your marital status?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Married or civil union 766

49%

Single, never married 430

28%

Divorced 182

12%

Separated 26

2%

Widowed/Widower 79

5%

Living with partner 75

5%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 284

D9 How many children live in your household?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

None 911

58%

One 256

16%

Two 228

15%

Three 109

7%

Four or more 55

4%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 285

M12 Which best describes your political ideology?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Liberal (Net) 413

27%

Strong liberal 216

14%

Lean liberal 197

13%

Moderate 658

42%

Conservative (Net) 488

31%

Lean conservative 241

15%

Strong conservative 247

16%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 286

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Fiscally liberal 342

22%

Fiscally conservative 725

47%

Do not lean one way or the 491

other 32%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 287

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Socially liberal 524

34%

Socially conservative 590

38%

Do not lean one way or the 445

other 29%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 288

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

in November's presidential election?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Yes 1322

85%

No 236

15%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 289

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

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

Base: Voted In Presidential Election

Total


Weighted Base 1322

Hillary Clinton 567

43%

Donald Trump 580

44%

Gary Johnson 51

4%

Jill Stein 32

2%

Other 66

5%

Prefer not to answer 28

2%

Sigma 1322

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 290

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

Base: Voted In Presidential Election

Total


Weighted Base 1322

Likeability 207

16%

Their stand on the issues 1115

84%

Sigma 1322

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 291

D11 What is your religion?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Evangelical Protestant 177

11%

Non-Evangelical Protestant 160

10%

Roman Catholic 399

26%

Mormon 13

1%

Other Christian 278

18%

Jewish 63

4%

Muslim 13

1%

Hindu 7

*

Buddhist 28

2%

Atheist/Agnostic 203

13%

Other 219

14%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 292

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Daily 53

3%

Weekly 378

24%

A few times per month 153

10%

Once a month 160

10%

Almost never 815

52%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 293

D13 How important or unimportant is religion in your life?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Very/Somewhat Important 1018

(Net) 65%

Very important 570

37%

Somewhat important 448

29%

Very/Somewhat Unimportant 541

(Net) 35%

Somewhat unimportant 215

14%

Very unimportant 327

21%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 294

D14 Does anyone in your household own a gun?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Yes 560

36%

No 999

64%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 295

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

I/We live in...


Total


Weighted Base 1559

A house that I/we own 1016

65%

An apartment or condominium 103

that I/we own 7%

Another type of home that I/ 15

we own 1%

A house that I/we rent or 180

lease 12%

An apartment or condominium 198

that I/we rent or lease 13%

Another type of home that I/ 23

we rent or lease 1%

None of these 24

2%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 296

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Urban 383

25%

Suburban 890

57%

Rural 286

18%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 297

D18 Are you a Citizen of the United States?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Yes 1537

99%

No 22

1%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 298

HO1 Do you have health insurance?


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Yes 1415

91%

No 144

9%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 299

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

Less than $15,000 100

6%

$15,000 to $24,999 109

7%

$25,000 to $34,999 119

8%

$35,000 to $49,999 183

12%

$50,000 to $74,999 273

17%

$75,000 to $99,999 212

14%

$100,000 to $124,999 218

14%

$125,000 to $149,999 118

8%

$150,000 to $199,999 124

8%

$200,000 to $249,999 40

3%

$250,000 or more 35

2%

Decline to answer 29

2%

Sigma 1559




18 Jan 2019

Table 300

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

AT&T 384

25%

Verizon 396

25%

T-Mobile 203

13%

Sprint 118

8%

TracFone 52

3%

MetroPCS 103

7%

Virgin Mobile 24

2%

Straight Talk 51

3%

Boost Mobile 42

3%

Cricket 47

3%

Consumer Cellular 26

2%

Net10 6

*

US Cellular 13

1%

Walmart FamilyMobile 3

*

Other 62

4%

None of the above 30

2%

Sigma 1559

100%




18 Jan 2019

Table 301

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


Total


Weighted Base 1559

AT&T 285

18%

Bright House 22

1%

Cablevision 46

3%

Charter 77

5%

Comcast 312

20%

Cox Cable Communications 72

5%

Time Warner Cable 182

12%

Verizon 145

9%

Frontier 52

3%

CenturyLink 84

5%

Cincinnati Bell 10

1%

Mediacom 15

1%

Suddenlink 14

1%

Windstream 9

1%

Other 144

9%

None of the above 90

6%

Sigma 1559

100%

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