Copyright 2014 Louisiana
February 17 - 24, 2014 HAI3227
404 Interviews Margin of Error: +/- 4.9%
Hello, my name is __________ from HAI, a national research firm. [IF LANDLINE] We're conducting a survey in Louisiana to get people's opinions on important issues. This number was selected at random and according to the research procedure, I would like to speak to the [ALTERNATE: YOUNGEST/OLDEST] [ALTERNATE: MAN/WOMAN] at this
address who is registered to vote. [IF CELL PHONE] We're conducting a survey of cell phone users in Louisiana to get people's opinions on important issues.
Since you are on a cell phone, I can call you back if you are driving or doing anything else that requires your full attention. Can you talk safely and privately now? [IF YES, CONTINUE. IF NO, SCHEDULE CALLBACK]
RESUME ASKING ALL RESPONDENTS QB. Are you officially registered to vote in that parish? [IF YES]
Regardless of what you think of the candidates and how you might feel about the parties, on the official registration lists, at the present time are you officially registered as a Democrat, a Republican, an Independent, or in some other way?
YES: Democrat ................................ 47% YES: Republican ................................ 28 YES: Independent ................................ 19 YES: Other ................................ 5 No/(Don’t know) --------> TERMINATE
QC. In November, elections will be held for U.S. Senate, Congress, and other offices.
Definitely vote ................................83% Probably vote ................................17 All other responses----> TERMINATE
But there is no election for President. Although it is a while away, how likely are you to vote in that election: will you definitely vote; probably but not certainly vote in it; are the chances about 50-50 that you will vote, or is it likely that you will not vote in November? Q1. When it comes to politics, do you generally think of yourself as a Democrat, an
Independent or a Republican? ASK IF DEMOCRAT/REPUBLICAN
Would you call yourself a strong [DEMOCRAT/REPUBLICAN] or a not very strong [DEMOCRAT/REPUBLICAN]?
VOL: VOL:
Strong Democrat ................................ 25% Weak Democrat ................................ 9 Independent ................................ 26 Weak Republican ................................ 8 Strong Republican ................................ 23 (Green Party) ................................ (Other/Don't know) ................................ 9 TOTAL DEMOCRAT ................................ 35% TOTAL INDEPENDENT................................ 26 TOTAL REPUBLICAN ................................ 30
RESUME ASKING ALL RESPONDENTS Q2. Now I'd like to ask your impressions of some people in public life. As I read each name, tell me whether your impression of that
person is very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, or very unfavorable. If you don't recognize a name, just say so. Here's the first one: [READ ITEM] Have you heard of that person? [IF YES] Is your impression of that person very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, or very unfavorable? FAVORABLE Very Some • Mary Landrieu ................................................................ 23% 19 ROTATE
(Mixed) 1
UNFAVORABLE Some Very 14 38
(Can’t rate) 4
Never heard 2
RECOGNITION Effective Total 95% 98%
TOTAL Fav Unfav 42% 52
• Barack Obama ................................................................ 30%
11
-
11
45
2
1
97%
99%
41%
56
• Bill Cassidy ................................................................ 6%
19
1
8
8
15
43
42%
57%
25%
16
Q3. Mary Landrieu is running for another term in the U.S. Senate this year.
At this point, would you most likely vote for Landrieu to serve another term in the U.S. Senate, or would you most likely vote to replace him with a Republican? [IF CHOICE] Do you strongly or only somewhat support [RE-ELECTING LANDRIEU/REPLACING LANDRIEU WITH A REPUBLICAN]?
VOL: VOL:
Likely Definite LANDRIEU: Strongly................................ 28% 28% LANDRIEU: Somewhat ................................ 8 7 REPUBLICAN: Somewhat ................................ 5 5 REPUBLICAN: Strongly ................................ 42 44 (Depends) ................................ 6 7 (Don’t know) ................................ 10 9 TOTAL LANDRIEU ................................ 36% 35% TOTAL REPUBLICAN ................................ 47 48
Q4. In particular, if the election for U.S. Senate were held today, the candidates are [ROTATE:] • Mary Landrieu, the Democrat, AND
• Bill Cassidy, the Republican, for whom would you vote? [IF UNDECIDED, ASK] Who would you lean toward supporting if the election were held today?
VOL:
Likely Definite Landrieu ................................................................ 42% 40% (Lean Landrieu) ................................* * Cassidy ................................................................ 45 47 (Lean Cassidy) ................................2 2 (Undecided) ................................ 11 11 TOTAL LANDRIEU ................................ 42% TOTAL CASSIDY ................................ 46
40% 49
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Now for a few questions on other issues. ROTATE ORDER OF ASKING Q5 and Q6/Q7 Q5. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose, or strongly oppose oil
and natural gas extraction that uses hydraulic fracturing, sometimes known as fracking? VOL:
SUPPORT: Strongly ................................37% SUPPORT: Somewhat................................ 20 OPPOSE: Somewhat ................................8 OPPOSE: Strongly ................................ 7 (Don't know) ................................................................ 28 TOTAL SUPPORT ................................ 57% TOTAL OPPOSE ................................ 15
Q6. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose, or strongly oppose
the construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline across Montana, South Dakota, and Nebraska to bring oil from Canada and the Northern U.S. to refineries in Texas? VOL:
SUPPORT: Strongly ................................53% SUPPORT: Somewhat................................ 15 OPPOSE: Somewhat ................................7 OPPOSE: Strongly ................................ 5 (Don't know) ................................................................ 20 TOTAL SUPPORT ................................ 67% TOTAL OPPOSE ................................ 12
ASK IF SUPPORT KEYSTONE [N = 272, MoE = 5.9%] Q7. For this question, assume that President Obama denies the permit to construct the
Keystone XL pipeline. Would Obama denying the permit to construct the Keystone XL pipeline make you much more likely, somewhat more likely, somewhat less likely, or much less likely to vote for Mary Landrieu for U.S. Senate?
VOL: VOL:
MORE LIKELY: Much ................................ 14% MORE LIKELY: Somewhat ................................ 9 LESS LIKELY: Somewhat................................ 12 LESS LIKELY: Much ................................34 (No difference) ................................................................ 22 (Don't know) ................................................................ 10 TOTAL MORE LIKELY ................................ 23% TOTAL LESS LIKELY ................................ 45
RESUME ASKING ALL RESPONDENTS Q9. Looking ahead, how important are energy issues, including the Keystone XL pipeline,
in terms of how you will vote in this year’s election? Are they very important, somewhat important, not very important, or not important at all in determining how you will vote? VOL: VOL:
Very important ................................................................ 45% Somewhat important ................................34 Not very important ................................ 10 Not important at all ................................ 6 (Depends) ................................................................ 1 (Don't know) ................................................................ 5 TOTAL IMPORTANT ................................ 78% TOTAL NOT IMPORTANT................................ 16
Now I would like to ask you a few final questions for statistical purposes only. D100. Sex.
Male ................................................................ 48% Female ................................................................ 52
VOL:
18-24 ................................................................ 3% 25-29 ................................................................ 4 30-34 ................................................................ 5 35-39 ................................................................ 5 40-44 ................................................................ 8 45-49 ................................................................ 6 50-54 ................................................................ 10 55-59 ................................................................ 12 60-64 ................................................................ 14 65+ ................................................................ 32 (Refused) ................................................................ 1
VOL:
Liberal ................................................................ 12% Somewhat liberal ................................ 5 Moderate ................................................................ 16 Somewhat conservative ................................ 21 Conservative ................................................................ 36 (Don’t know) ................................................................ 9
D101. What is your age?
D105. When it comes to politics, do you generally think of yourself as liberal, somewhat
liberal, moderate, somewhat conservative or conservative?
TOTAL LIBERAL................................ 18% TOTAL CONSERVATIVE ................................ 57
VOL:
Yes ................................................................ 73% No................................................................ 26 (Don't know/Not sure) ................................1
VOL:
Yes ................................................................ 89% No................................................................ 10 (Don't know/Not sure) ................................1
D510. Do you have a landline telephone?
D511. Do you have a mobile telephone?
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D512. Would you say you mainly use your landline telephone, mainly use your mobile
phone, or do you use both equally?
VOL:
Landline only ................................................................ 11% Landline mostly ................................................................ 8 Both ................................................................ 25 Cell mostly................................................................ 28 Cell only ................................................................ 27 (Don't know) ................................................................ 1 TOTAL LANDLINE ................................ 19% TOTAL CELL................................................................ 55
D300. And just to make sure we have a representative sample of voters, could you please tell me your race? [IF NECESSARY] Well, most people consider themselves black or white?
VOL: VOL:
Black ................................................................ 30% White ................................................................ 66 (Other) ................................................................ 2 (Don’t know/Refused) ................................2
VOL:
Yes ................................................................ 3% No................................................................ 94 (Don't know/Refused) ................................3
D301. Do you consider yourself a Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish-speaking American?
Thank you for taking the time to complete this interview.
Personal popularity of U.S. Senate candidates Mary Landrieu Total CR/ Unfav NH
Net Fav
Total Fav
Bill Cassidy Total CR/ Unfav NH
Total recognition Mary Bill Landrieu Cassidy
Effective recognition Mary Bill Landrieu Cassidy
Total
Total Fav
TOTAL
404
42%
52
5
-10
25%
16
58
10
98%
57%
95%
42%
Definite voters
337
40%
54
4
-14
27%
16
56
11
99%
59%
96%
44%
REGION New Orleans: All New Orleans: White New Orleans: Black Baton Rouge Lake Charles/Lafayette Shreveport Alexandria/Monroe
138 89 40 80 79 49 58
56% 41% 88% 27% 46% 30% 34%
38 55 3 72 44 58 59
4 4 6 1 8 12 6
17 -14 85 -45 2 -28 -25
17% 18% 21% 47% 22% 31% 14%
13 9 21 27 16 5 14
69 73 56 25 59 62 71
4 9 0 20 6 26 0
99% 100% 97% 100% 97% 96% 96%
54% 49% 69% 84% 57% 47% 35%
96% 96% 94% 99% 92% 88% 94%
31% 27% 44% 75% 41% 38% 29%
RACE White Black
268 120
29% 70%
64 24
6 5
-35 46
28% 19%
12 24
59 56
17 -4
99% 97%
58% 56%
94% 95%
41% 44%
PARTY IDENTIFICATION Democrat White Democrat Others Republican
139 53 142 122
78% 77% 33% 11%
17 18 58 83
5 4 6 5
61 59 -25 -72
15% 7% 23% 40%
28 27 13 4
56 65 63 54
-13 -20 10 35
98% 100% 98% 98%
59% 58% 51% 61%
95% 96% 94% 95%
44% 35% 37% 46%
WHITE-SEX Male Female
128 140
26% 32%
68 61
5 6
-42 -28
32% 25%
11 12
56 61
21 13
100% 98%
57% 58%
95% 94%
44% 39%
WHITE-AGE 18-39 40-59 60+
44 86 138
19% 29% 33%
78 61 62
4 10 3
-59 -32 -29
29% 26% 29%
7 12 13
64 60 56
22 14 16
100% 97% 100%
51% 48% 66%
96% 90% 97%
36% 40% 44%
WHITE-IDEOLOGY Conservative Other
174 94
17% 53%
79 37
4 9
-62 16
35% 16%
8 18
55 66
26 -2
99% 98%
61% 51%
96% 91%
45% 34%
RATE LANDRIEU: Rate favorably LANDRIEU: Rate not favorably CASSIDY: Can rate CASSIDY: Cannot rate Can rate both
169 213 171 233 167
100% 0% 39% 44% 40%
0 98 58 47 59
0 0 2 8 0
100 -98 -18 -3 -19
14% 36% 60% 0% 60%
26 9 37 0 37
60 53 0 100 0
-12 27 23 0 22
100% 100% 99% 97% 100%
52% 63% 100% 26% 100%
100% 100% 98% 92% 100%
40% 47% 100% 0% 100%
RE-ELECT Landrieu Republican Depends/Don't know
146 190 69
90% 7% 34%
6 88 46
2 4 16
84 -81 -11
14% 39% 12%
32 6 8
53 54 77
-19 33 4
99% 99% 96%
60% 61% 40%
98% 96% 84%
47% 46% 23%
SENATE VOTE Landrieu Cassidy Don't know
171 188 45
86% 4% 31%
11 93 35
3 3 26
76 -89 -4
15% 40% 4%
30 5 5
55 53 88
-16 35 -1
99% 99% 94%
57% 64% 29%
97% 97% 74%
45% 47% 12%
HYDRAULIC FRACTURING Support Oppose Don't know
231 60 113
33% 66% 47%
63 31 38
3 2 12
-30 35 9
31% 21% 15%
15 28 10
53 50 72
16 -8 5
98% 98% 99%
62% 64% 44%
97% 98% 88%
47% 50% 28%
KEYSTONE Support Oppose Don't know
272 50 81
33% 62% 59%
62 37 25
4 1 13
-29 25 35
32% 15% 10%
14 36 9
53 49 80
18 -22 1
98% 99% 99%
62% 65% 35%
96% 99% 87%
47% 51% 20%
EFFECT ON VOTE More likely to vote Landrieu Less likely to vote Landrieu No difference/Don't know
63 124 85
76% 13% 30%
21 84 61
3 2 7
55 -71 -31
19% 39% 31%
32 6 12
49 53 55
-13 33 19
97% 100% 96%
63% 62% 62%
97% 98% 93%
51% 47% 45%
ENERGY ISSUES Very important Not very important
181 223
36% 46%
58 46
5 6
-22 0
30% 22%
17 15
53 62
13 7
98% 98%
62% 54%
95% 94%
47% 38%
Net Fav
U.S. Senate vote preference
Total
Q3. Re-elect Landrieu Dep Net Re-elect Replace /DK Re-elect
Q4. Current vote Landrieu Cassidy
DK
Net Landrieu
TOTAL
404
36%
47
17
-11
42%
46
11
-4
Definite voters
337
35%
48
16
-13
40%
49
11
-8
REGION New Orleans: All New Orleans: White New Orleans: Black Baton Rouge Lake Charles/Lafayette Shreveport Alexandria/Monroe
138 89 40 80 79 49 58
42% 29% 75% 27% 39% 34% 31%
41 55 12 65 43 51 37
16 16 13 7 18 14 32
1 -26 63 -38 -4 -17 -7
51% 36% 83% 33% 42% 34% 43%
37 50 9 64 43 54 42
12 14 8 3 15 11 15
14 -15 74 -30 -2 -20 0
RACE White Black
268 120
23% 65%
62 15
15 20
-38 50
26% 79%
63 12
12 9
-37 68
PARTY IDENTIFICATION Democrat White Democrat Others Republican
139 53 142 122
72% 70% 25% 8%
13 20 45 87
14 9 30 5
59 50 -20 -80
84% 76% 29% 11%
11 20 51 81
5 4 20 8
73 57 -23 -71
WHITE-SEX Male Female
128 140
20% 26%
63 60
17 14
-44 -34
23% 28%
64 62
14 10
-41 -34
WHITE-AGE 18-39 40-59 60+
44 86 138
12% 19% 29%
76 59 59
12 22 12
-64 -39 -29
15% 25% 29%
73 56 63
11 20 7
-58 -31 -34
WHITE-IDEOLOGY Conservative Other
174 94
13% 43%
74 39
14 17
-61 4
13% 48%
77 36
9 16
-64 12
RATE LANDRIEU: Rate favorably LANDRIEU: Rate not favorably CASSIDY: Can rate CASSIDY: Cannot rate Can rate both
169 213 171 233 167
78% 5% 40% 33% 41%
8 79 51 44 50
14 16 9 23 9
70 -74 -11 -11 -9
87% 9% 45% 40% 46%
4 82 52 42 51
8 9 3 17 3
83 -74 -7 -2 -5
RE-ELECT Landrieu Republican Depends/Don't know
146 190 69
100% 0% 0%
0 100 0
0 0 100
100 -100 0
98% 5% 29%
1 89 25
1 6 47
96 -84 4
SENATE VOTE Landrieu Cassidy Don't know
171 188 45
83% 1% 3%
5 90 27
12 9 71
78 -89 -24
100% 0% 0%
0 100 0
0 0 100
100 -100 0
HYDRAULIC FRACTURING Support Oppose Don't know
231 60 113
27% 62% 41%
60 26 32
14 12 27
-33 36 9
33% 67% 48%
58 30 32
9 3 21
-25 38 16
KEYSTONE Support Oppose Don't know
272 50 81
28% 61% 49%
57 30 25
15 9 27
-29 31 24
34% 71% 53%
57 27 23
9 2 24
-23 45 30
EFFECT ON VOTE More likely to vote Landrieu Less likely to vote Landrieu No difference/Don't know
63 124 85
75% 8% 22%
11 85 50
14 8 28
64 -77 -28
90% 12% 24%
8 82 57
2 6 19
82 -70 -33
ENERGY ISSUES Very important Not very important
181 223
32% 39%
54 42
14 19
-21 -2
42% 43%
50 43
8 14
-9 0
Keystone pipeline and hydraulic fracturing
Total
Q5. Hydraulic fracturing Net Support Oppose DK Support
Q6. Keystone pipeline Support Oppose
DK
Net Support
Q7. Effect on Landrieu vote if stopped More Less None Net Total likely likely /DK More
TOTAL
404
57%
15
28
42
67%
12
20
55
272
23%
45
31
-22
Definite voters
337
57%
16
27
41
68%
13
19
55
230
20%
47
32
-27
REGION New Orleans: All New Orleans: White New Orleans: Black Baton Rouge Lake Charles/Lafayette Shreveport Alexandria/Monroe
138 89 40 80 79 49 58
53% 52% 49% 57% 63% 70% 47%
15 14 17 16 15 7 18
32 34 34 27 21 22 34
38 38 32 41 48 63 29
56% 57% 46% 70% 81% 74% 68%
17 17 20 18 8 6 5
27 26 34 12 11 19 27
38 41 27 52 74 68 63
77 51 19 56 64 36 39
21% 12% 50% 18% 28% 16% 33%
41 47 24 56 37 60 40
38 41 25 27 35 24 26
-20 -36 26 -38 -9 -44 -7
RACE White Black
268 120
59% 50%
13 20
28 31
46 30
71% 60%
11 15
18 26
60 45
190 72
12% 55%
54 22
34 24
-42 33
PARTY IDENTIFICATION Democrat White Democrat Others Republican
139 53 142 122
44% 36% 57% 71%
22 26 15 7
33 38 28 22
22 10 42 65
53% 44% 68% 83%
19 28 9 9
28 29 23 8
33 16 59 75
74 23 97 102
59% 33% 13% 6%
22 32 48 60
19 34 38 34
38 1 -35 -53
WHITE-SEX Male Female
128 140
73% 46%
13 13
15 40
60 33
82% 60%
8 14
10 25
75 46
105 84
11% 13%
49 61
40 26
-37 -48
WHITE-AGE 18-39 40-59 60+
44 86 138
63% 54% 61%
15 11 13
21 35 26
48 42 48
69% 70% 72%
14 9 11
17 21 17
55 61 60
31 60 99
10% 12% 12%
54 45 59
35 43 28
-44 -32 -47
WHITE-IDEOLOGY Conservative Other
174 94
67% 45%
7 23
26 31
59 22
81% 51%
7 19
12 30
74 33
142 48
9% 21%
58 43
33 36
-49 -22
RATE LANDRIEU: Rate favorably LANDRIEU: Rate not favorably CASSIDY: Can rate CASSIDY: Cannot rate Can rate both
169 213 171 233 167
45% 69% 64% 52% 64%
24 9 18 13 18
31 22 18 35 18
21 61 46 39 46
53% 81% 75% 62% 75%
18 9 15 10 15
29 11 10 28 9
35 72 60 51 60
90 172 129 144 126
53% 8% 25% 22% 25%
18 61 45 46 45
28 31 30 33 30
35 -53 -20 -24 -21
RE-ELECT Landrieu Republican Depends/Don't know
146 190 69
42% 73% 46%
25 8 11
32 19 44
17 64 35
52% 82% 62%
21 8 7
27 11 32
31 74 55
76 154 42
63% 4% 21%
12 68 22
25 28 56
50 -63 -1
SENATE VOTE Landrieu Cassidy Don't know
171 188 45
45% 71% 44%
24 9 4
32 19 52
21 62 40
54% 83% 55%
21 7 3
25 10 43
33 76 52
92 155 25
61% 3% 6%
16 66 28
22 31 66
45 -62 -23
HYDRAULIC FRACTURING Support Oppose Don't know
231 60 113
100% 0% 0%
0 100 0
0 0 100
100 -100 0
85% 52% 40%
6 41 10
9 7 50
79 10 30
196 31 45
20% 39% 27%
49 40 33
31 21 40
-29 -1 -6
KEYSTONE Support Oppose Don't know
272 50 81
72% 28% 25%
11 50 5
16 23 70
61 -22 20
100% 0% 0%
0 100 0
0 0 100
100 -100 0
272 0 0
23% 0% 0%
45 0 0
31 0 0
-22 0 0
EFFECT ON VOTE More likely to vote Landrieu Less likely to vote Landrieu No difference/Don't know
63 124 85
62% 78% 71%
19 10 8
19 12 21
43 68 64
100% 100% 100%
0 0 0
0 0 0
100 100 100
63 124 85
100% 0% 0%
0 100 0
0 0 100
100 -100 0
ENERGY ISSUES Very important Not very important
181 223
66% 50%
15 15
19 35
51 35
78% 59%
12 13
10 28
66 46
142 131
28% 18%
51 40
21 43
-22 -22