Suffolk University/USA Today FINAL April 8-13, 2015

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Region: Northeast ---------------------------------------------------------- 206 20.60 South --------------------------------------------------------------- 335 33.50 Midwest ------------------------------------------------------------ 242 24.20 West ---------------------------------------------------------------- 217 21.70 Hello, my name is and I am conducting a survey for Suffolk University/USA Today and I would like to get your opinions on some issues of the day. Would you like to spend seven minutes to help us out? {ASK FOR YOUNGEST IN HOUSEHOLD} QUOTA GENDER, ANCESTRY, & AGE SCREEN. S.1 Gender Male ---------------------------------------------------------------- 477 47.70 Female ------------------------------------------------------------- 523 52.30 S.2 Are you currently registered to vote? Yes ----------------------------------------------------------------- 931 93.10 No ------------------------------------------------------------------- 67 6.70 Refused --------------------------------------------------------------- 2 0.20 S.3 How likely are you to vote in the election for President in 2016 --very likely, somewhat likely, 50-50 or not likely? Very likely -------------------------------------------------------- 879 87.90 Somewhat likely ------------------------------------------------- 41 4.10 50-50 ---------------------------------------------------------------- 26 2.60 Not likely ----------------------------------------------------------- 42 4.20 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 12 1.20 S.4 Do you think of yourself as a Democrat, Republican, or Independent? {IF INDEPENDENT, Which party would you lean toward/feel closest to } Democrat ---------------------------------------------------------- 346 34.60 Republican -------------------------------------------------------- 262 26.20 Unenrolled/Independent --------------------------------------- 325 32.50 Other ---------------------------------------------------------------- 41 4.10 Refused ------------------------------------------------------------- 26 2.60 {FOR 4.3} 5. There are presidential primaries and caucuses for both parties coming up next year. Although you are independent, do you think you lean toward the Democratic or Republican parties, or will you skip the primaries altogether? (N=325) n % Democrat ----------------------------------------------------------- 67 20.62 Republican -------------------------------------------------------- 107 32.92 Skip Primaries/Stay Independent ---------------------------- 91 28.00 Other ---------------------------------------------------------------- 60 18.46 Refused --------------------------------------------------------------- 0 0.00 National Page 1 of 7 Issues Study

Suffolk University April 8-13, 2015 6. What is your age category? 18-24 Years ------------------------------------------------------ 116 11.60 25-34 Years ------------------------------------------------------ 194 19.40 35-49 Years ------------------------------------------------------ 210 21.00 50-64 Years ------------------------------------------------------ 291 29.10 65-74 Years ------------------------------------------------------- 97 9.70 75+ ------------------------------------------------------------------- 77 7.70 Refused (DO NOT READ) ------------------------------------ 15 1.50 7. For statistical purposes only, can you please tell me what your ethnic background / ancestry is? White/Caucasian ------------------------------------------------ 692 69.20 Black/African-American ---------------------------------------- 119 11.90 American Indian / Alaska Native ----------------------------- 11 1.10 Asian ---------------------------------------------------------------- 10 1.00 Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander --------------------- 2 0.20 Hispanic/Latino -------------------------------------------------- 129 12.90 Other ---------------------------------------------------------------- 25 2.50 Don t know -------------------------------------------------------- 12 1.20 8. Do you feel the country is headed in the right direction or is on the wrong track? Right Direction --------------------------------------------------- 245 24.50 Wrong Track ----------------------------------------------------- 599 59.90 Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 156 15.60 9. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling his job as president? Approve ------------------------------------------------------------ 419 41.90 Disapprove ------------------------------------------------------- 478 47.80 Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 103 10.30 10. Do you approve or disapprove of the job Congress is doing? Approve ------------------------------------------------------------ 107 10.70 Disapprove ------------------------------------------------------- 768 76.80 Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 125 12.50 11. Republicans have been in control of Congress for just over two months now. Is the federal government working better now than it was before the Republicans won control, is it worse now, or is it about the same? Better now --------------------------------------------------------- 81 8.10 Worse now -------------------------------------------------------- 216 21.60 About the same -------------------------------------------------- 599 59.90 Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 104 10.40 National Page 2 of 7 Issues Study

{FOR 4.2 & 5.2} 12. Earlier you said you think of yourself as a Republican/lean Republican. Who do you want the Republican party to nominate as its candidate for President in 2016? [OPEN] (N=369) Scott Walker ------------------------------------------------------ 32 8.67 Jeb Bush --------------------------------------------------------- 29 7.86 Ted Cruz --------------------------------------------------------- 24 6.50 Rand Paul -------------------------------------------------------- 18 4.88 Ben Carson ------------------------------------------------------ 13 3.52 Marco Rubio ------------------------------------------------------- 8 2.17 Chris Christie ------------------------------------------------------ 4 1.08 Mike Huckabee --------------------------------------------------- 3 0.81 John Kasich ------------------------------------------------------- 3 0.81 Donald Trump ----------------------------------------------------- 2 0.54 Carly Fiorina ------------------------------------------------------- 1 0.27 Lindsey Graham -------------------------------------------------- 1 0.27 Rick Perry ---------------------------------------------------------- 1 0.27 Paul Ryan --------------------------------------------------------- 1 0.27 Other ---------------------------------------------------------------- 11 2.98 Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 218 59.08 {FOR 4.2 & 5.2} 13. Is there anyone among those being named as possible Republican candidates who you would consider unacceptable as the Republican nominee? Anyone else? {OPEN, MULTIPLE RESPONSES ACCEPTED} (N=369) n % Jeb Bush --------------------------------------------------------- 39 10.57 Rand Paul -------------------------------------------------------- 27 7.32 Ted Cruz --------------------------------------------------------- 18 4.88 Chris Christie ---------------------------------------------------- 16 4.34 Scott Walker ----------------------------------------------------- 11 2.98 Ben Carson -------------------------------------------------------- 4 1.08 Mike Huckabee --------------------------------------------------- 3 0.81 Paul Ryan ---------------------------------------------------------- 3 0.81 Donald Trump ----------------------------------------------------- 3 0.81 Bobby Jindal ------------------------------------------------------- 2 0.54 Rick Perry --------------------------------------------------------- 2 0.54 Marco Rubio ------------------------------------------------------- 2 0.54 Rick Santorum --------------------------------------------------- 1 0.27 Other ------------------------------------------------------------------ 8 2.17 Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 226 61.25 None ----------------------------------------------------------------- 32 8.67 National Page 3 of 7 Issues Study

Suffolk University April 8-13, 2015 {FOR 4.1 & 5.1} 14. Earlier you said you think of yourself as a Democrat/lean Democrat. Who do you want the Democratic party to nominate as its candidate for President in 2016? [OPEN] (N=413) n % Hillary Clinton -------------------------------------------------- 176 42.62 Elizabeth Warren ----------------------------------------------- 19 4.60 Bernie Sanders --------------------------------------------------- 4 0.97 Martin O Malley --------------------------------------------------- 2 0.48 Joe Biden ---------------------------------------------------------- 1 0.24 Other ---------------------------------------------------------------- 11 2.66 Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 200 48.43 {FOR 4.1 & 5.1} 15. How important is it to you that the Democratic Party offers some strong Democratic challengers to Hillary Clinton for the presidential nomination? {READ CHOICES} (N=413) n % Very important --------------------------------------------------- 226 54.72 Somewhat important ------------------------------------------- 104 25.18 Not very important ----------------------------------------------- 33 7.99 Not at all important ----------------------------------------------- 33 7.99 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 17 4.12 16. Recently President Obama, working with other countries, reached a deal with Iran to limit Iran s nuclear program. Do you approve or disapprove of this agreement? Approve ------------------------------------------------------------ 459 45.90 Disapprove ------------------------------------------------------- 366 36.60 Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 175 17.50 17. Do you think Congress should have a role in deciding whether or not the United States will support the agreement? Yes------------------------------------------------------------------ 721 72.10 No ------------------------------------------------------------------- 193 19.30 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 86 8.60 18. Do you strongly favor, favor, oppose, or strongly oppose allowing gays and lesbians to marry legally? Strongly favor ---------------------------------------------------- 276 27.60 Favor --------------------------------------------------------------- 237 23.70 Oppose ------------------------------------------------------------ 171 17.10 Strongly Oppose ------------------------------------------------ 177 17.70 Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 139 13.90 National Page 4 of 7 Issues Study

{FOR 18.1, 18.2, 18.5} 18A Would you respect someone who opposes same-sex marriage? (N=652) n % Yes------------------------------------------------------------------ 458 70.25 No ------------------------------------------------------------------- 144 22.09 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 50 7.67 {FOR 18.3, 18.4, 18.5} 18B Would you respect someone who supports same-sex marriage? (N=487) n % Yes------------------------------------------------------------------ 296 60.78 No ------------------------------------------------------------------- 137 28.13 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 54 11.09 19. In America today, would you say there is a great deal of discrimination against gays and lesbians, some discrimination, only a little discrimination, or none at all? A great deal of discrimination -------------------------------- 281 28.10 Some discrimination -------------------------------------------- 442 44.20 Only a little discrimination ------------------------------------- 148 14.80 None at all --------------------------------------------------------- 88 8.80 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 41 4.10 20. Do you have a gay or lesbian family member or close friend who is married to someone of the same sex? Yes------------------------------------------------------------------ 455 45.50 No ------------------------------------------------------------------- 527 52.70 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 18 1.80 21. Which of the following two statements comes closest to the way you feel: Statement One It is no longer practical for the Supreme Court to ban same-sex marriage because so many states have legalized such marriages or -------------------------- 511 51.10 Statement Two It doesn t matter how many same-sex marriages have taken place, the Supreme Court can still ban them. ---------------------------------------------------------------- 352 35.20 Undecided ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 137 13.70 22. Do you support or oppose a law that would allow people to refuse to provide business services for a same-sex marriage if they had religious objections to such marriages? Support ------------------------------------------------------------ 308 30.80 Oppose ------------------------------------------------------------ 578 57.80 Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 114 11.40 National Page 5 of 7 Issues Study

Suffolk University April 8-13, 2015 23. How concerned are you that requiring businesses to provide such services forces them to either go against their religion or pay a penalty would you say you are very concerned about this, somewhat concerned, not very concerned, or not at all concerned? Very concerned -------------------------------------------------- 353 35.30 Somewhat concerned ------------------------------------------ 279 27.90 Not very concerned --------------------------------------------- 113 11.30 Not at all concerned -------------------------------------------- 216 21.60 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 39 3.90 24. How concerned are you that a law allowing people to refuse such services on religious grounds discriminates against gays and lesbians? Very concerned -------------------------------------------------- 391 39.10 Somewhat concerned ------------------------------------------ 251 25.10 Not very concerned --------------------------------------------- 101 10.10 Not at all concerned -------------------------------------------- 197 19.70 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 60 6.00 25. Have you changed your views on gays and lesbians at all over your lifetime? Yes------------------------------------------------------------------ 376 37.60 No ------------------------------------------------------------------- 600 60.00 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 24 2.40 {FOR 25.1} 26. Have you become much more supportive of gays and lesbians, somewhat more supportive, somewhat less supportive, or much less supportive? (N=376) n % Much more supportive ----------------------------------------- 144 38.30 Somewhat more supportive ---------------------------------- 171 45.48 Somewhat less supportive ------------------------------------- 16 4.26 Much less supportive -------------------------------------------- 17 4.52 Don t know --------------------------------------------------------- 28 7.45 27. Do you believe that churches that don t recognize gay marriages should have their tax-exempt status denied? Yes------------------------------------------------------------------ 144 14.40 No ------------------------------------------------------------------- 758 75.80 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 98 9.80 28. Next week will be the 20th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing which killed 168 people and injured 680 others. In your opinion, how likely is it that such a bombing will occur in the future very likely, somewhat likely, not very likely, or not at all likely? Very likely --------------------------------------------------------- 474 47.40 Somewhat likely ------------------------------------------------- 375 37.50 Not very likely ----------------------------------------------------- 75 7.50 Not at all likely ---------------------------------------------------- 31 3.10 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 45 4.50 National Page 6 of 7 Issues Study

29. How would you describe your own political viewpoint very liberal, liberal, moderate, conservative, very conservative? {ROTATE.1-.5 ASCENDING TO DESCENDING} Very liberal --------------------------------------------------------- 70 7.00 Liberal -------------------------------------------------------------- 168 16.80 Moderate ---------------------------------------------------------- 336 33.60 Conservative ----------------------------------------------------- 253 25.30 Very Conservative ---------------------------------------------- 111 11.10 Other ---------------------------------------------------------------- 12 1.20 Don t know -------------------------------------------------------- 50 5.00 30. What TV news or commentary source do you trust the most? {RANDOMIZE} CNN ---------------------------------------------------------------- 143 14.30 MSNBC ------------------------------------------------------------- 64 6.40 FOX NEWS ------------------------------------------------------- 277 27.70 ABC ------------------------------------------------------------------ 70 7.00 NBC ----------------------------------------------------------------- 82 8.20 CBS ------------------------------------------------------------------ 89 8.90 C-SPAN ------------------------------------------------------------ 17 1.70 COMEDY CENTRAL -------------------------------------------- 46 4.60 UNDECIDED ----------------------------------------------------- 212 21.20 THE FINAL QUESTIONS WILL HELP US CLASSIFY YOUR ANSWERS WITH OTHERS TAKING THE SURVEY 31. What is your annual household income? Under $20,000 per year --------------------------------------- 107 10.70 Under $50,000 per year --------------------------------------- 199 19.90 Under $75,000 per year --------------------------------------- 169 16.90 Under $100,000 per year -------------------------------------- 128 12.80 Under $140,000 per year -------------------------------------- 113 11.30 Over $140,000 per year ---------------------------------------- 94 9.40 Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 190 19.00 32. Do you personally - or jointly with a spouse have any money invested in the stock market right now, either in an individual stock or mutual fund yes or no? Yes------------------------------------------------------------------ 508 50.80 No ------------------------------------------------------------------- 436 43.60 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 56 5.60 33. How important is religion in your life very important, somewhat important, not very important or not at all important? Very important --------------------------------------------------- 586 58.60 Somewhat important ------------------------------------------- 236 23.60 Not very important ----------------------------------------------- 67 6.70 Not at all important ----------------------------------------------- 95 9.50 Undecided ----------------------------------------------------------- 9 0.90 Refused --------------------------------------------------------------- 7 0.70 34. Are you willing to be interviewed by a USA Today reporter for an upcoming article, please give me your name and verify best phone number? Yes------------------------------------------------------------------ 413 41.30 No ------------------------------------------------------------------- 555 55.50 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 32 3.20 [THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME. HAVE A NICE DAY/EVENING.] National Page 7 of 7 Issues Study