Loras College Iowa Statewide Survey September 2016 Field Dates: September 20-22, 2016 Completed Surveys: 491 Margin of Error: +/- 4.4% Note on Methodology: The Loras College Poll surveyed 491 likely Iowa voters. The survey was conducted September 20-22, 2016. Margin of error for full sample results is +/- 4.4%. Margins of error for subgroups are higher. All results calculated at a 95% confidence interval. Survey conducted with a random sample of registered voters (phone numbers drawn from official Iowa Secretary of State voter files) The statewide sample was balanced for standard demographic variables, with party composition to approximate 2012 turnout. Survey included both landlines and cell phones (58 percent and 42 percent, respectively). Screen for likely voter is report of “definitely,” or “very likely” to vote in presidential election in November. The survey was conducted using live operator interviews through a contracted professional call center. Script development and methodology used for the survey received input from Republican campaign consultant Brian Dumas and Democratic campaign consultant Dave Heller.
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Q1. Are you registered to vote in Iowa? Yes……………………………………………………………………………491
No………………………………………………………………………………..0
100.0% 0
Q2. In November there will be an election for President of the United States, as well as for U.S. Senate. How likely would you say you are to
vote in this upcoming election? Would you say you will definitely vote, or are you very likely, somewhat likely, somewhat unlikely, unlikely,
or will you definitely not vote in the election?
Definitely……………………………………………………………………382 Very Likely………………………………………………………………….109
77.8%
22.2%
Q3. And of the following categories, which one does your age fall into? 18-34………………………………………………………………………..121
35-49………………………………………………………………………..112
49-63………………………………………………………………………..149 64+…………………………………………………………………………..109
24.6%
22.8%
30.3%
22.2%
Q4. And are you REGISTERED to vote in Iowa as a Republican, Democrat, Independent or something else? Republican………………………………………………………………….172
35.0%
Democrat……………………………………………………………………163
33.2%
Something else………………………………………………………………16
3.3%
No Party/Independent……………………………………………………140
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28.5%
Q5. Gender Male………………………………………………………………………….234
Female……………………………………………………………………….257
47.7%
52.3%
Q6. Congressional District 1………………………………………………………………………………125
25.5%
3………………………………………………………………………………125
25.5%
2………………………………………………………………………………118 4………………………………………………………………………………123
24.0% 25.1%
Q7. Thinking about the job Barack Obama is doing as President, would you say you approve or disapprove of his job performance? Definitely approve…………………………………………………………162
33.0%
Somewhat approve…………………………………………………………80
16.3%
Somewhat disapprove……………………………………………………..39
7.9%
TOTAL APPROVE…………………………………………………..………242
49.3%
Definitely disapprove…………………………………………………….191
38.9%
Undecided…………………………………………………………………….14
2.9%
Refused…………………………………………………………………………5
1.0%
TOTAL DISAPPROVE…………………………………………..………….230
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46.8%
Q8. Thinking about the direction of the country, would you say you believe the country is on the right track or headed in the wrong direction? Right track………………………………………………………………….136
Wrong direction……………………………………………………………281
27.7%
57.2%
Undecided…………………………………………………………………….70
14.3%
Refused…………………………………………………………………………4
0.8%
Q9. When thinking of the candidates for the upcoming Presidential election in November, how satisfied are you with the choices available to you? Would you say you are satisfied or dissatisfied?
Very Satisfied………………………………………………………………..76
15.5%
Somewhat Satisfied……………………………………………………….110
22.4%
Somewhat Dissatisfied…………………………………………………..120
24.4%
TOTAL DISSATISFIED……………………………………………………..283
57.6%
TOTAL SATISFIED………………………………………….………………186
Very Dissatisfied…………………………………………………………..163
No Opinion…………………………………………………………………..21
Refused…………………………………………………………………………1
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37.9%
33.2%
4.3%
0.2%
Q10. Do you have a favorable or unfavorable view of Hillary Clinton? Very Favorable……………………………………………………………..105
21.4%
Somewhat Favorable……………………………………………………….90
18.3%
Somewhat Unfavorable…………………………………………………….42
8.6%
TOTAL FAVORABLE……………………………………………………….195
Very Unfavorable………………………………………………………….229
39.7%
46.6%
TOTAL UNFAVORABLE…………………………………………….……..271
55.2%
No Opinion…………………………………………………………………..23
4.7%
Never Heard of………………………………………………………………..0 Refused…………………………………………………………………………2
0
0.4%
Q11. Do you have a favorable or unfavorable view of Donald Trump? Very Favorable……………………………………………………………….58
11.8%
TOTAL FAVORABLE………………………………………….……………152
30.9%
Somewhat Unfavorable…………………………………………………….77
15.7%
Somewhat Favorable……………………………………………………….94
19.1%
Very Unfavorable………………………………………………………….240
48.9%
No Opinion…………………………………………………………………..20
4.1%
TOTAL UNFAVORABLE…………………………………………………...317
Never Heard of………………………………………………………………..0 Refused…………………………………………………………………………2
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64.6%
0
0.4%
Q12. If the Presidential election were held today, and the candidates were Hillary Clinton for the Democrats and Donald Trump for the Republicans, for whom would you vote?
Definitely Hillary Clinton………………………………………………...175
35.6%
Probably Hillary Clinton……………………………………………………33
6.7%
TOTAL CLINTON…………………………………………………..………208
42.3%
Definitely Donald Trump………………………………………………..161
32.8%
TOTAL TRUMP……………………………………………………………..206
42.0%
Probably Donald Trump…………………………………………………..45
9.2%
Someone Else………………………………………………………………..30
6.1%
Refused…………………………………………………………………………9
1.8%
Unsure…………………………………………………………………………38
7.7%
Q13. Would you say you chose Clinton more because you support her or more because you oppose Trump? Support Clinton……………………………………………………………119
57.2%
Oppose Trump………………………………………………………………74
35.6%
Refused…………………………………………………………………………0
0
Unsure…………………………………………………………………………15
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7.2%
Q14. Would you say you chose Trump more because you support him or more because you oppose Clinton? Support Trump………………………………………………………………86
41.7%
Oppose Clinton……………………………………………………………..96
46.6%
Refused…………………………………………………………………………3
1.5%
Unsure…………………………………………………………………………21
10.2%
Q15. If the Presidential election were held today, and the candidates were Hillary Clinton for the Democrats and Donald Trump for the Republicans, Gary Johnson for the Libertarians and Jill Stein for the Green Party, for whom would you vote? Definitely Hillary Clinton…………………………………………………159 Probably Hillary Clinton……………………………………………………26
32.4%
5.3%
TOTAL CLINTON…………………………………………………..………185
37.7%
Definitely Donald Trump………………………………………………..156
31.8%
Probably Donald Trump…………………………………………………..32
6.5%
Definitely Gary Johnson……………………………………………………14
2.9%
TOTAL TRUMP…………………..…………………………………………188
Probably Gary Johnson…………………………………………………….30
38.3%
6.1%
TOTAL JOHNSON……………………………………………….…………..44
9.0%
Definitely Jill Stein……………………………………………………………1
0.2%
Probably Jill Stein……………………………………………………………..5
1.0%
TOTAL STEIN…………………………………………………………………..6
1.2%
Unsure…………………………………………………………………………64
13.0%
Refused…………………………………………………………………………4
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0.8%
Q16. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being very open to changing your mind about which candidate you will vote for and 10 being not at all open to changing, how would you rate your openness to changing your mind? 1………………………………………………………………………………..10
2.4%
3………………………………………………………………………………..11
2.6%
5………………………………………………………………………………..28
6.6%
7………………………………………………………………………………..19
4.5%
2………………………………………………………………………………….5 4………………………………………………………………………………….6 6………………………………………………………………………………….7 8………………………………………………………………………………..33 9………………………………………………………………………………..22 10…………………………………………………………………………….282
1.2% 1.4% 1.7%
7.8% 5.2%
66.7%
Q17. Regardless of which Presidential candidate you plan to vote for, who do you expect will become President of the United States? Hillary Clinton……………………………………………………………..212
43.2%
Unsure……………………………………………………………………….129
26.3%
Donald Trump……………………………………………………………..147
Refused…………………………………………………………………………3
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29.9%
0.6%
Q18. How comfortable would you say you are with the level of disclosure of tax information from Donald Trump? Would you say you are comfortable or uncomfortable with Trump's level of disclosure?
Comfortable…………………………………………………………………163
33.2%
Unsure…………………………………………………………………………51
10.4%
Uncomfortable……………………………………………………………..269 Refused…………………………………………………………………………8
54.8% 1.6%
Q19. Do you think this issue will make a difference to your vote? Yes……………………………………………………………………………..78
29.0%
No…………………………………………………………………………….182
67.7%
Refused…………………………………………………………………………0
0
Unsure…………………………………………………………………………..9
3.3%
Q20. How comfortable would you say you are with the level of disclosure of health information from Hillary Clinton? Would you say you are comfortable or uncomfortable with Clinton's level of disclosure?
Comfortable………………………………………………………………..250
50.9%
Unsure…………………………………………………………………………37
7.5%
Uncomfortable……………………………………………………………..198
Refused…………………………………………………………………………6
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40.3% 1.2%
Q21. Do you think this issue will make a difference to your vote? Yes……………………………………………………………………………..54
27.1%
No…………………………………………………………………………….140
70.4%
Refused…………………………………………………………………………1
0.5%
Unsure…………………………………………………………………………..4
2.0%
Q22. Thinking of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, who do you trust the most to address the threat of terrorism? Hillary Clinton……………………………………………………………...222
45.2%
Unsure…………………………………………………………………………51
10.4%
Donald Trump……………………………………………………………..210 Refused…………………………………………………………………………8
42.8%
1.6%
Q23. Thinking of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, who do you trust the most to handle economic issues? Hillary Clinton……………………………………………………………..210
42.8%
Unsure…………………………………………………………………………37
7.5%
Donald Trump……………………………………………………………..239 Refused…………………………………………………………………………5
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48.7% 1.0%
Q24. Do you have a favorable or unfavorable view of Chuck Grassley? Very Favorable……………………………………………………………..171
34.8%
Somewhat Favorable……………………………………………………….96
19.6%
Somewhat Unfavorable…………………………………………………….68
13.8%
TOTAL FAVORABLE………………………………………………………..267
Very Unfavorable……………………………………………………………94
54.4%
19.1%
TOTAL UNFAVORABLE……………………………………………..…….162
32.9%
No Opinion…………………………………………………………………..59
12.0%
Refused…………………………………………………………………………1
0.2%
Never Heard of………………………………………………………………..2
0.4%
Q25. Do you have a favorable or unfavorable view of Patty Judge? Very Favorable……………………………………………………………….60
12.2%
TOTAL FAVORABLE………………………………………………………..171
34.8%
Somewhat Favorable………………………………………………………111
Somewhat Unfavorable…………………………………………………….54
22.6%
11.0%
Very Unfavorable……………………………………………………………93
18.9%
No Opinion………………………………………………………………….144
29.3%
Refused…………………………………………………………………………1
0.2%
TOTAL UNFAVORABLE……………………………………………………147
Never Heard of………………………………………………………………28
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29.9%
5.7%
Q26. If the U.S. Senate election were held today, would you vote for Chuck Grassley for the Republicans or Patty Judge for the Democrats? Definitely Grassley………………………………………………………..208
42.4%
Probably Grassley…………………………………………………………..56
11.4%
Definitely Judge……………………………………………………………123
25.1%
TOTAL GRASSLEY…………………..……………………………………..264
53.8%
Probably Judge………………………………………………………………57
11.6%
Someone Else………………………………………………………………….3
0.6%
Refused…………………………………………………………………………2
0.4%
TOTAL JUDGE………………………………………………………….…..180
Unsure…………………………………………………………………………42
36.7%
8.6%
Q27. How would you describe yourself politically? Would you say you are very conservative, conservative, moderate, liberal, very liberal or
are you unsure?
Very conservative……………………………………………………………60
12.2%
Moderate…………………………………………………………………….158
32.2%
Very Liberal…………………………………………………………………..28
5.7%
Conservative………………………………………………………………..124
Liberal…………………………………………………………………………62
Unsure…………………………………………………………………………55
No Response/Refused……………………………………………………….4
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25.3%
12.6% 11.2% 0.8%
Q28. Did I reach you today on a landline or cell phone? Landline……………………………………………………………………..285
Cell Phone…………………………………………………………………..206
58.0%
42.0%
Q29. Do you also have a landline phone in your household? Yes……………………………………………………………………………..49 No…………………………………………………………………………….154 Refused…………………………………………………………………………3
23.8%
74.8% 1.5%
Q30. And of the following categories, which one does your total family income fall into? Under $30,000………………………………………………………………81
$30,000 to $49,999……………………………………………………….98
$50,000 to $99,999………………………………………………………151
16.5%
20.0%
30.8%
$100,000 to $200,000…………………………………………………….70
14.3%
Refused……………………………………………………………………….71
14.5%
Over $200,000………………………………………………………………20
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4.1%
Q31. Of the following, which best describes your race? White…………………………………………………………………………452
92.1%
Hispanic or Latino……………………………………………………………5
1.0%
Some other race…………………………………………………………….17
3.5%
Black or African-American………………………………………………....6
Refused……………………………………………………………………….11
1.2%
2.2%
Q32. What is the highest level of education you completed? Some high school, high school, some college, college degree or some graduate education?
Some high school…………………………………………………………..14
2.9%
High school degree……………………………………………………….131
26.7%
College degree…………………………………………………………….146
29.7%
Refused…………………………………………………………………………8
1.6%
Some college……………………………………………………………….114 Graduate degree…………………………………………………………….78
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23.2% 15.9%
Q33. Which of the following is closest to your religious affiliation? Catholic, Protestant, Evangelical, Fundamentalist, Mormon, Jewish, Muslim, No Religion or something else?
Catholic……………………………………………………………………..115
23.4%
Evangelical……………………………………………………………………36
7.3%
Mormon…………………………………………………………………………3
0.6%
Protestant…………………………………………………………………..203 Fundamentalist……………………………………………………………….4
Jewish……………………………………………………………………………1 Muslim………………………………………………………………………….2
41.3% 0.8%
0.2%
0.4%
Something else………………………………………………………………74
15.1%
Refused……………………………………………………………………….11
2.2%
No Religion…………………………………………………………………..42
8.6%
Q34. And thinking about your personal church attendance, would you say you attend weekly, a couple times per month, a few times per year or would you say you almost never or never attend church?
Weekly……………………………………………………………………….203
41.3%
A few times a year………………………………………………………….84
17.1%
Couple times a month……………………………………………………..66 Almost never/never attend……………………………………………..121
Refused……………………………………………………………………….17
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13.4% 24.6%
3.5%
Q35. And would you describe your personal status as married or single? Married………………………………………………………………………342 Single………………………………………………………………………..138
Refused……………………………………………………………………….11
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69.7%
28.1%
2.2%
Q2. Likely to vote
Counts Break % Respondents Base
Q15. Four Candidate Presidential ballot test Total
Def initely Probably Def initely Probably Def initely Probably Def initely Jill Hillary Clinton Hillary Clinton Donald Trump Donald Trump Gary Johnson Gary Johnson Stein 1
Probably Jill Stein 5
Unsure 64
Ref used
491
159
26
156
32
14
30
4
Def initely
382 77.8%
138 86.8%
19 73.1%
129 82.7%
22 68.8%
11 78.6%
19 63.3%
1 100.0%
3 60.0%
36 56.3%
4 100.0%
Very Likely
109 22.2%
21 13.2%
7 26.9%
27 17.3%
10 31.3%
3 21.4%
11 36.7%
-
2 40.0%
28 43.8%
-
Q2. Likely to vote
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Counts Break % Respondents Base
Q16. Openness to changing your mind Total
1
423
10
2
342 80.9%
7 70.0%
4 80.0%
11 100.0%
5 83.3%
19 67.9%
81 19.1%
3 30.0%
1 20.0%
-
1 16.7%
9 32.1%
5
3
4
11
6
5 28
6
7
8
9
10
19
33
22
282
4 57.1%
14 73.7%
25 75.8%
18 81.8%
235 83.3%
3 42.9%
5 26.3%
8 24.2%
4 18.2%
47 16.7%
7
Q2. Likely to vote Def initely Very Likely
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Q7. Obama job approval
Counts Break % Respondents
Q15. Four Candidate Presidential ballot test
Total Base
Q26. US Senate ballot test
Def initeDef inite- Probablly ly y ProbablDef inite- Probabl- Def inite- ProbablHillary y Hillary Donald Donald ly Gary y Gary ly Jill y Jill Clinton Clinton Trump Trump Johnson Johnson Stein Stein
491
159
26
156
32
Def initely approv e
162 33.0%
126 79.2%
12 46.2%
6 3.8%
Somewhat approv e
80 16.3%
23 14.5%
12 46.2%
Somewhat disapprov e
39 7.9%
1 0.6%
1 3.8%
Def initely disapprov e
191 38.9%
2 1.3%
-
14 2.9%
6 3.8%
1 3.8%
2 1.3%
-
1 7.1%
5 1.0%
1 0.6%
-
-
1 3.1%
1 7.1%
5
Def inite- Probablly Gras- y Gras- Def inite- Probabl- Someosley Unsure Ref used sley ly Judge y Judge ne Else
14
30
1
64
4
-
2 14.3%
4 13.3%
-
5 3.2%
2 6.3%
7 50.0%
10 33.3%
1 100.0%
7 4.5%
8 25.0%
1 7.1%
5 16.7%
-
-
15 23.4%
136 87.2%
21 65.6%
2 14.3%
11 36.7%
-
-
17 26.6%
-
-
-
4 6.3%
-
-
-
1 1.6%
208
56
3 60.0%
9 14.1%
-
10 4.8%
12 21.4%
2 40.0%
18 28.1%
-
20 9.6%
1 25.0% 2 50.0%
123
Q27. Describe yourself politically Very conserv at- Conser- Moderativ e Unsure Ref used v ativ e e
57
3
42
2
94 76.4%
33 57.9%
-
13 31.0%
-
9 16.1%
18 14.6%
14 24.6%
21 10.1%
10 17.9%
2 1.6%
3 5.3%
-
3 7.1%
150 72.1%
22 39.3%
6 4.9%
5 8.8%
-
5 2.4%
3 5.4%
3 2.4%
1 1.8%
2 1.0%
-
-
1 1.8%
60
124
158
Liberal
Very Liberal
No Response/Unsure Ref used
62
28
55
4
Q7. Obama job approval
Undecided Ref used
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1 25.0%
2 66.7%
1 33.3% -
2 3.3%
11 8.9%
61 38.6%
51 82.3%
19 67.9%
17 30.9%
3 5.0%
13 10.5%
31 19.6%
10 16.1%
7 25.0%
16 29.1%
-
-
3 5.0%
15 12.1%
15 9.5%
-
1 3.6%
5 9.1%
-
8 19.0%
-
51 85.0%
80 64.5%
44 27.8%
1 1.6%
1 3.6%
13 23.6%
1 25.0%
1 2.4%
-
1 1.7%
4 3.2%
5 3.2%
-
-
3 5.5%
1 25.0%
-
1 0.8%
2 1.3%
-
-
1 1.8%
1 25.0%
16 38.1%
1 2.4%
1 50.0%
1 50.0%
1 25.0%
Q8. Direction of country
Counts Break % Respondents
Q7. Obama job approval
Total Base
491
Q15. Four Candidate Presidential ballot test
Q26. US Senate ballot test
Def initeDef inite- ProbablDef inite- Somew- Somew- Def initeProbablDef inite- Probabl- Def inite- Probablly ly y ly hat hat disa- ly disap- Undecily Jill y Jill Hillary y Hillary Donald Donald ly Gary y Gary Ref used Clinton Clinton Trump ded approv e approv e pprov e prov e Stein Trump Johnson Johnson Stein 162
80
39
191
14
5
159
26
156
-
102 64.2%
10 38.5%
7 4.5%
32
5
Def inite- Probablly Gras- y Gras- Def inite- Probabl- SomeoUnsure Ref used sley ly Judge y Judge ne Else sley
14
30
1
64
4
208
56
123
57
2 6.3%
3 21.4%
5 16.7%
-
1 20.0%
6 9.4%
-
13 6.3%
9 16.1%
82 66.7%
19 33.3%
11 78.6%
22 73.3%
-
3 60.0%
42 65.6%
4 100.0%
182 87.5%
40 71.4%
17 13.8%
21 36.8%
3 10.0%
1 100.0%
1 20.0%
15 23.4%
-
12 5.8%
7 12.5%
22 17.9%
17 29.8%
1 1.6%
-
1 0.5%
3
Unsure Ref used 42
2
11 26.2%
-
Q8. Direction of country Right track
136 27.7%
97 59.9%
29 36.3%
2 5.1%
6 3.1%
2 14.3%
Wrong direction
281 57.2%
31 19.1%
33 41.3%
29 74.4%
178 93.2%
7 50.0%
3 60.0%
22 13.8%
9 34.6%
143 91.7%
25 78.1%
70 14.3%
33 20.4%
16 20.0%
8 20.5%
6 3.1%
5 35.7%
2 40.0%
33 20.8%
7 26.9%
5 3.2%
5 15.6%
4 0.8%
1 0.6%
2 2.5%
Undecided Ref used
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1 0.5%
-
-
2 1.3%
-
1 0.6%
-
-
-
-
-
-
2 1.6%
-
2 66.7% 1 33.3% -
20 47.6%
1 50.0%
10 23.8%
1 50.0%
1 2.4%
-
Q10. Clinton favorability, Q11. Trump favorability
Counts Break % Respondents Base
Q3. Age 18-34
Total 491
35-49
121
Q4. Party 49-63
112
64+
149
Republican 109
172
Q5. Gender
No Party /Independent
Democrat 163
140
Something else 16
Male
Female
234
257
Q10. Clinton favorability Very Fav orable
105 21.4%
28 23.1%
24 21.4%
28 18.8%
25 22.9%
5 2.9%
76 46.6%
22 15.7%
2 12.5%
44 18.8%
61 23.7%
Somewhat Fav orable
90 18.3%
23 19.0%
19 17.0%
34 22.8%
14 12.8%
10 5.8%
50 30.7%
29 20.7%
1 6.3%
31 13.2%
59 23.0%
Somewhat Unf av orable
42 8.6%
12 9.9%
8 7.1%
10 6.7%
12 11.0%
12 7.0%
13 8.0%
17 12.1%
-
22 9.4%
20 7.8%
229 46.6%
54 44.6%
51 45.5%
68 45.6%
56 51.4%
143 83.1%
17 10.4%
59 42.1%
10 62.5%
125 53.4%
104 40.5%
23 4.7%
4 3.3%
10 8.9%
7 4.7%
2 1.8%
2 1.2%
7 4.3%
11 7.9%
3 18.8%
10 4.3%
13 5.1%
Very Unf av orable No Opinion Nev er Heard of
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Ref used
2 0.4%
-
-
2 1.3%
-
-
-
2 1.4%
-
2 0.9%
-
Q11. Trump favorability Very Fav orable
58 11.8%
13 10.7%
12 10.7%
16 10.7%
17 15.6%
37 21.5%
4 2.5%
14 10.0%
3 18.8%
35 15.0%
23 8.9%
Somewhat Fav orable
94 19.1%
22 18.2%
25 22.3%
26 17.4%
21 19.3%
58 33.7%
5 3.1%
28 20.0%
3 18.8%
44 18.8%
50 19.5%
Somewhat Unf av orable
77 15.7%
19 15.7%
12 10.7%
27 18.1%
19 17.4%
41 23.8%
14 8.6%
20 14.3%
2 12.5%
35 15.0%
42 16.3%
240 48.9%
65 53.7%
54 48.2%
73 49.0%
48 44.0%
30 17.4%
137 84.0%
66 47.1%
7 43.8%
109 46.6%
131 51.0%
20 4.1%
2 1.7%
9 8.0%
5 3.4%
4 3.7%
6 3.5%
3 1.8%
10 7.1%
1 6.3%
9 3.8%
11 4.3%
Very Unf av orable No Opinion Nev er Heard of
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Ref used
2 0.4%
-
-
2 1.3%
-
-
-
2 1.4%
-
2 0.9%
-
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Q10. Clinton favorability, Q11. Trump favorability
Counts Break % Respondents
Base
Q15. Four Candidate Presidential ballot test
Total
Def initely Hillary Clinton
491
159
Probably Hillary Clinton 26
Def initely Donald Trump 156
Probably Donald Trump 32
Def initely Gary Johnson
Probably Gary Johnson
Def initely Jill Stein
Q26. US Senate ballot test Probably Jill Stein
Unsure 64
Ref used 4
Def initely Grassley 208
Probably Grassley
14
30
1
5
56
-
-
-
-
1 1.6%
-
9 4.3%
6 10.7%
-
11 17.2%
-
12 5.8%
Def initely Judge 123
Probably Judge
Someone Else
Unsure
Ref used
57
3
42
2
74 60.2%
11 19.3%
-
5 11.9%
-
5 8.9%
33 26.8%
24 42.1%
3 100.0%
12 28.6%
Q10. Clinton favorability Very Fav orable
105 21.4%
94 59.1%
3 11.5%
6 3.8%
1 3.1%
Somewhat Fav orable
90 18.3%
57 35.8%
14 53.8%
1 0.6%
1 3.1%
2 14.3%
4 13.3%
-
Somewhat Unf av orable
42 8.6%
5 3.1%
7 26.9%
3 1.9%
6 18.8%
3 21.4%
4 13.3%
-
2 40.0%
11 17.2%
1 25.0%
15 7.2%
10 17.9%
5 4.1%
10 17.5%
-
2 4.8%
-
229 46.6%
1 0.6%
-
146 93.6%
24 75.0%
8 57.1%
19 63.3%
1 100.0%
2 40.0%
26 40.6%
2 50.0%
172 82.7%
28 50.0%
9 7.3%
8 14.0%
-
12 28.6%
-
23 4.7%
2 1.3%
2 7.7%
-
-
1 7.1%
2 6.7%
-
1 20.0%
15 23.4%
-
-
7 12.5%
1 0.8%
4 7.0%
-
11 26.2%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 0.8%
-
-
-
Very Unf av orable No Opinion
1 50.0%
Nev er Heard of
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Ref used
2 0.4%
-
-
-
-
-
1 3.3%
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 1.6%
-
50 24.0%
2 3.6%
2 1.6%
3 5.3%
-
1 2.4%
-
-
72 34.6%
12 21.4%
1 0.8%
4 7.0%
-
5 11.9%
-
1 25.0%
1 50.0%
Q11. Trump favorability Very Fav orable
58 11.8%
1 0.6%
-
53 34.0%
2 6.3%
1 7.1%
Somewhat Fav orable
94 19.1%
-
-
72 46.2%
13 40.6%
1 7.1%
4 13.3%
-
-
4 6.3%
Somewhat Unf av orable
77 15.7%
8 5.0%
5 19.2%
25 16.0%
10 31.3%
-
8 26.7%
-
-
20 31.3%
1 25.0%
45 21.6%
13 23.2%
7 5.7%
5 8.8%
1 33.3%
6 14.3%
240 48.9%
149 93.7%
20 76.9%
3 1.9%
5 15.6%
15 50.0%
1 100.0%
5 100.0%
28 43.8%
2 50.0%
35 16.8%
25 44.6%
110 89.4%
44 77.2%
2 66.7%
23 54.8%
20 4.1%
1 0.6%
1 3.8%
3 1.9%
2 6.3%
-
2 6.7%
-
-
11 17.2%
-
6 2.9%
4 7.1%
2 1.6%
1 1.8%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 0.8%
-
-
-
Very Unf av orable No Opinion
12 85.7%
Nev er Heard of
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Ref used
2 0.4%
-
-
-
-
-
1 3.3%
-
-
-
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1 25.0%
7 16.7%
1 50.0% 1 50.0%
Q10. Clinton favorability, Q11. Trump favorability
Counts Break % Respondents Base
Q27. Describe yourself politically Total 491
Very conserv ativ e Conserv ativ e 60
124
Moderate 158
Liberal
Very Liberal
Q30. Income Unsure
No Response/Ref used
Under $30,000
$30,000 to $49,999
62
28
55
4
81
98
$50,000 to $99,999 151
$100,000 to $200,000
Ov er $200,000
Ref used
70
20
71
6 30.0%
11 15.5%
Q10. Clinton favorability Very Fav orable
105 21.4%
3 5.0%
10 8.1%
36 22.8%
32 51.6%
15 53.6%
9 16.4%
-
19 23.5%
20 20.4%
35 23.2%
14 20.0%
Somewhat Fav orable
90 18.3%
1 1.7%
11 8.9%
33 20.9%
19 30.6%
8 28.6%
18 32.7%
-
22 27.2%
25 25.5%
21 13.9%
16 22.9%
-
6 8.5%
Somewhat Unf av orable
42 8.6%
2 3.3%
12 9.7%
17 10.8%
4 6.5%
2 7.1%
5 9.1%
-
3 3.7%
14 14.3%
12 7.9%
5 7.1%
-
8 11.3%
229 46.6%
52 86.7%
88 71.0%
63 39.9%
4 6.5%
2 7.1%
18 32.7%
2 50.0%
31 38.3%
35 35.7%
76 50.3%
34 48.6%
12 60.0%
41 57.7%
23 4.7%
2 3.3%
3 2.4%
7 4.4%
3 4.8%
1 3.6%
5 9.1%
2 50.0%
5 6.2%
4 4.1%
6 4.0%
1 1.4%
2 10.0%
5 7.0%
Very Unf av orable No Opinion Nev er Heard of
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Ref used
2 0.4%
-
-
2 1.3%
-
-
-
-
1 1.2%
-
1 0.7%
-
-
-
1 1.6%
1 3.6%
7 12.7%
Q11. Trump favorability Very Fav orable
58 11.8%
20 33.3%
21 16.9%
7 4.4%
Somewhat Fav orable
94 19.1%
20 33.3%
43 34.7%
23 14.6%
-
-
8 14.5%
Somewhat Unf av orable
77 15.7%
10 16.7%
23 18.5%
31 19.6%
2 3.2%
2 7.1%
8 14.5%
240 48.9%
7 11.7%
31 25.0%
89 56.3%
58 93.5%
25 89.3%
20 4.1%
3 5.0%
6 4.8%
6 3.8%
1 1.6%
Very Unf av orable No Opinion
1 25.0%
9 11.1%
10 10.2%
16 10.6%
8 11.4%
10 12.3%
21 21.4%
33 21.9%
12 17.1%
1 25.0%
13 16.0%
12 12.2%
24 15.9%
10 14.3%
5 25.0%
13 18.3%
29 52.7%
1 25.0%
44 54.3%
53 54.1%
70 46.4%
40 57.1%
11 55.0%
22 31.0%
-
3 5.5%
1 25.0%
4 4.9%
2 2.0%
7 4.6%
-
-
7 9.9%
-
4 20.0% -
11 15.5% 18 25.4%
Nev er Heard of
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Ref used
2 0.4%
-
-
2 1.3%
-
-
-
-
1 1.2%
-
1 0.7%
-
-
-
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Q10. Clinton favorability, Q11. Trump favorability
Counts Break % Respondents Base
Q32. Education Some high school
Total
High school degree 131
Some college 114
Q34. Church attendance
College degree 146
Graduate degree
491
14
78
105 21.4%
5 35.7%
25 19.1%
19 16.7%
33 22.6%
22 28.2%
Somewhat Fav orable
90 18.3%
3 21.4%
24 18.3%
17 14.9%
28 19.2%
18 23.1%
Somewhat Unf av orable
42 8.6%
10 7.6%
10 8.8%
14 9.6%
7 9.0%
65 49.6%
60 52.6%
66 45.2%
-
7 5.3%
8 7.0%
Ref used 8
Weekly 203
Couple times A f ew times a Almost nev era month y ear /nev er attend 121
Ref used
66
84
17
35 17.2%
12 18.2%
24 28.6%
31 25.6%
39 19.2%
8 12.1%
17 20.2%
26 21.5%
-
1 12.5%
19 9.4%
6 9.1%
5 6.0%
11 9.1%
1 5.9%
29 37.2%
4 50.0%
104 51.2%
37 56.1%
34 40.5%
44 36.4%
10 58.8%
4 2.7%
2 2.6%
2 25.0%
5 2.5%
3 4.5%
4 4.8%
8 6.6%
3 17.6%
Q10. Clinton favorability Very Fav orable
Very Unf av orable No Opinion
229 46.6% 23 4.7%
5 35.7%
1 12.5% -
3 17.6%
Nev er Heard of
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Ref used
2 0.4%
1 7.1%
-
-
1 0.7%
-
-
1 0.5%
-
-
1 0.8%
-
Very Fav orable
58 11.8%
3 21.4%
18 13.7%
12 10.5%
18 12.3%
4 5.1%
3 37.5%
28 13.8%
3 4.5%
11 13.1%
10 8.3%
6 35.3%
Somewhat Fav orable
94 19.1%
1 7.1%
36 27.5%
24 21.1%
21 14.4%
10 12.8%
2 25.0%
48 23.6%
13 19.7%
14 16.7%
15 12.4%
4 23.5%
Somewhat Unf av orable
77 15.7%
1 7.1%
16 12.2%
20 17.5%
28 19.2%
12 15.4%
28 13.8%
16 24.2%
15 17.9%
16 13.2%
2 11.8%
240 48.9%
8 57.1%
54 41.2%
53 46.5%
74 50.7%
50 64.1%
1 12.5%
91 44.8%
29 43.9%
41 48.8%
77 63.6%
2 11.8%
-
7 5.3%
5 4.4%
4 2.7%
2 2.6%
2 25.0%
7 3.4%
5 7.6%
3 3.6%
2 1.7%
3 17.6%
Q11. Trump favorability
Very Unf av orable No Opinion
20 4.1%
-
Nev er Heard of
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Ref used
2 0.4%
1 7.1%
-
-
1 0.7%
-
-
1 0.5%
-
-
1 0.8%
-
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Q13. Chose Clinton
Counts Break % Respondents Base
Q4. Party Republican
Total 208
12
Democrat 140
No Party /Independent 54
Something else 2
Q13. Chose Clinton Support Clinton
119 57.2%
1 8.3%
90 64.3%
27 50.0%
1 50.0%
Oppose Trump
74 35.6%
7 58.3%
42 30.0%
24 44.4%
1 50.0%
Unsure
15 7.2%
4 33.3%
8 5.7%
3 5.6%
-
-
-
-
Ref used
(C) LorasCollege
-
-
Q13. Chose Clinton
Counts Break % Respondents Base
Q26. US Senate ballot test Total
Def initely Probably Grassley Grassley
Def initely Judge
Probably Judge
Someone Else
Unsure
Ref used
113
41
3
21
1
208
13
16
Support Clinton
119 57.2%
2 15.4%
8 50.0%
80 70.8%
18 43.9%
1 33.3%
9 42.9%
1 100.0%
Oppose Trump
74 35.6%
11 84.6%
5 31.3%
28 24.8%
19 46.3%
2 66.7%
9 42.9%
-
Unsure
15 7.2%
3 18.8%
5 4.4%
4 9.8%
-
3 14.3%
-
-
-
-
Q13. Chose Clinton
Ref used
(C) LorasCollege
-
-
-
-
-
Q13. Chose Clinton
Counts Break % Respondents Base
Q27. Describe yourself politically Very conserv ativ e
Total 208
3
Conserv ativ e
Moderate
Liberal
Very Liberal
No Response/Ref used
Unsure
18
75
57
25
29
1
Q13. Chose Clinton Support Clinton
119 57.2%
1 33.3%
8 44.4%
38 50.7%
42 73.7%
16 64.0%
13 44.8%
1 100.0%
Oppose Trump
74 35.6%
2 66.7%
9 50.0%
28 37.3%
12 21.1%
8 32.0%
15 51.7%
-
Unsure
15 7.2%
-
1 5.6%
9 12.0%
3 5.3%
1 4.0%
1 3.4%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Ref used
(C) LorasCollege
-
-
Q13. Chose Clinton
Counts Break % Respondents Base
Q32. Education Total 208
Some high High school school degree 8
Some college
College degree
Graduate degree
48
39
64
47
Ref used 2
Q13. Chose Clinton Support Clinton
119 57.2%
3 37.5%
23 47.9%
22 56.4%
37 57.8%
32 68.1%
2 100.0%
Oppose Trump
74 35.6%
3 37.5%
21 43.8%
14 35.9%
24 37.5%
12 25.5%
-
Unsure
15 7.2%
2 25.0%
4 8.3%
3 7.7%
3 4.7%
3 6.4%
-
-
-
-
-
-
Ref used
(C) LorasCollege
-
-
Q15. Four Candidate Presidential ballot test
Counts Break % Respondents Base
Q3. Age
Q5. Gender
Q6. Congressional District
Q8. Direction of country
Total
18-34
35-49
49-63
64+
Male
Female
1
2
3
4
Right track
491
121
112
149
109
234
257
125
118
125
123
136
Wrong direction
Undecided
281
70
Ref used 4
Q15. Four Candidate Presidential ballot test Def initely Hillary Clinton
159 32.4%
43 35.5%
31 27.7%
51 34.2%
34 31.2%
67 28.6%
92 35.8%
40 32.0%
41 34.7%
41 32.8%
37 30.1%
102 75.0%
22 7.8%
33 47.1%
2 50.0%
Probably Hillary Clinton
26 5.3%
7 5.8%
7 6.3%
9 6.0%
3 2.8%
10 4.3%
16 6.2%
7 5.6%
9 7.6%
7 5.6%
3 2.4%
10 7.4%
9 3.2%
7 10.0%
Def initely Donald Trump
156 31.8%
34 28.1%
35 31.3%
48 32.2%
39 35.8%
88 37.6%
68 26.5%
41 32.8%
34 28.8%
36 28.8%
45 36.6%
7 5.1%
143 50.9%
5 7.1%
Probably Donald Trump
32 6.5%
6 5.0%
6 5.4%
10 6.7%
10 9.2%
15 6.4%
17 6.6%
4 3.2%
11 9.3%
10 8.0%
7 5.7%
2 1.5%
25 8.9%
5 7.1%
-
Def initely Gary Johnson
14 2.9%
5 4.1%
6 5.4%
3 2.0%
-
7 3.0%
7 2.7%
6 4.8%
2 1.7%
3 2.4%
3 2.4%
3 2.2%
11 3.9%
-
-
Probably Gary Johnson
30 6.1%
12 9.9%
6 5.4%
8 5.4%
4 3.7%
17 7.3%
13 5.1%
6 4.8%
6 5.1%
9 7.2%
9 7.3%
5 3.7%
22 7.8%
3 4.3%
-
1 25.0%
Def initely Jill Stein
1 0.2%
-
1 0.9%
-
-
1 0.4%
-
-
1 0.8%
-
-
-
-
1 1.4%
-
Probably Jill Stein
5 1.0%
2 1.7%
1 0.9%
2 1.3%
-
1 0.4%
4 1.6%
1 0.8%
1 0.8%
1 0.8%
2 1.6%
1 0.7%
3 1.1%
1 1.4%
-
64 13.0%
12 9.9%
19 17.0%
15 10.1%
18 16.5%
24 10.3%
40 15.6%
20 16.0%
12 10.2%
17 13.6%
15 12.2%
6 4.4%
42 14.9%
15 21.4%
3 2.0%
1 0.9%
4 1.7%
1 0.8%
1 0.8%
2 1.6%
Unsure Ref used
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4 0.8%
-
-
-
-
-
4 1.4%
-
1 25.0% -
Q15. Four Candidate Presidential ballot test
Counts Break % Respondents Base
Q12. Two candidate Presidential ballot test Total
Def initely Probably Def initely Probably Hillary Clinton Hillary Clinton Donald Trump Donald Trump Someone Else
491
175
33
161
45
Def initely Hillary Clinton
159 32.4%
152 86.9%
6 18.2%
-
-
Probably Hillary Clinton
26 5.3%
9 5.1%
17 51.5%
-
-
Def initely Donald Trump
156 31.8%
-
-
149 92.5%
Probably Donald Trump
32 6.5%
-
-
Def initely Gary Johnson
14 2.9%
2 1.1%
Probably Gary Johnson
30 6.1%
30
Unsure
Ref used
38
9
1 3.3%
-
-
-
-
-
7 15.6%
-
-
-
8 5.0%
24 53.3%
-
-
-
1 3.0%
1 0.6%
1 2.2%
6 20.0%
1 2.6%
2 22.2%
4 2.3%
3 9.1%
2 1.2%
7 15.6%
10 33.3%
3 7.9%
1 11.1%
Q15. Four Candidate Presidential ballot test
Def initely Jill Stein
1 0.2%
-
-
-
-
1 3.3%
-
-
Probably Jill Stein
5 1.0%
3 1.7%
1 3.0%
-
-
-
1 2.6%
-
64 13.0%
5 2.9%
5 15.2%
Unsure Ref used
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4 0.8%
-
-
1 0.6% -
6 13.3% -
11 36.7% 1 3.3%
33 86.8% -
3 33.3% 3 33.3%
Q15. Four Candidate Presidential ballot test
Counts Break % Respondents
Q16. Openness to changing your mind 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
423
10
5
11
6
28
7
19
33
22
Def initely Hillary Clinton
159 37.6%
4 40.0%
-
-
4 21.1%
11 33.3%
7 129 31.8% 45.7%
Probably Hillary Clinton
26 6.1%
1 10.0%
Def initely Donald Trump
156 36.9%
1 10.0%
Probably Donald Trump
32 7.6%
2 20.0%
Def initely Gary Johnson
14 3.3%
Probably Gary Johnson
30 7.1%
Base
Total
10 282
Q15. Four Candidate Presidential ballot test
Def initely Jill Stein
1 0.2%
Probably Jill Stein
5 1.2%
Unsure
-
Ref used
-
(C) LorasCollege
1 10.0% -
2 40.0% 1 20.0% 1 20.0% 1 20.0%
1 9.1%
1 16.7%
2 7.1%
1 9.1%
1 16.7%
5 17.9%
1 14.3%
4 21.1%
4 12.1%
1 9.1%
1 16.7%
1 3.6%
1 14.3%
5 26.3%
10 30.3%
10 126 45.5% 44.7%
-
8 28.6%
1 14.3%
1 5.3%
4 12.1%
3 13.6%
-
4 14.3%
1 14.3%
1 5.3%
1 3.0%
-
6 2.1%
6 21.4%
3 42.9%
3 15.8%
3 9.1%
2 9.1%
3 1.1%
3 27.3% 5 45.5%
3 50.0%
-
7 2.5%
9 3.2%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 0.4%
-
-
-
2 7.1%
-
1 5.3%
-
-
1 0.4%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 10.0%
Q15. Four Candidate Presidential ballot test
Counts Break % Respondents Base
Q26. US Senate ballot test Total
Def initely Grassley
491
208
Probably Grassley
Def initely Judge
Probably Judge
56
123
57
Q27. Describe yourself politically
Someone Else 3
Unsure
Ref used
42
2
-
Very cons- Conserv atierv ativ e ve 60
124
Moderate 158
Liberal
Very Liberal
Unsure
No Response/Ref u...
62
28
55
4
-
Q15. Four Candidate Presidential ballot test Def initely Hillary Clinton
159 32.4%
8 3.8%
8 14.3%
106 86.2%
28 49.1%
1 33.3%
8 19.0%
Probably Hillary Clinton
26 5.3%
3 1.4%
5 8.9%
4 3.3%
7 12.3%
1 33.3%
5 11.9%
Def initely Donald Trump
156 31.8%
132 63.5%
12 21.4%
3 2.4%
3 5.3%
-
6 14.3%
Probably Donald Trump
32 6.5%
18 8.7%
6 10.7%
4 3.3%
3 5.3%
-
Def initely Gary Johnson
14 2.9%
8 3.8%
2 3.6%
1 0.8%
-
Probably Gary Johnson
30 6.1%
15 7.2%
6 10.7%
2 1.6%
6 10.5%
2 3.3%
12 9.7%
56 35.4%
48 77.4%
22 78.6%
19 34.5%
1 1.7%
4 3.2%
8 5.1%
4 6.5%
2 7.1%
6 10.9%
1 25.0%
-
41 68.3%
65 52.4%
35 22.2%
-
1 3.6%
13 23.6%
1 25.0%
1 2.4%
-
4 6.7%
16 12.9%
9 5.7%
-
-
3 5.5%
2 4.8%
-
1 1.7%
3 2.4%
6 3.8%
1 1.6%
1 3.6%
1 1.8%
-
1 2.4%
-
2 3.3%
6 4.8%
17 10.8%
3 4.8%
-
2 3.6%
-
1 33.3%
1 50.0%
1 25.0%
Def initely Jill Stein
1 0.2%
-
-
-
-
-
1 2.4%
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 1.8%
-
Probably Jill Stein
5 1.0%
-
2 3.6%
1 0.8%
-
-
2 4.8%
-
-
1 0.8%
1 0.6%
2 3.2%
1 3.6%
-
-
2 1.6%
-
16 38.1%
-
8 13.3%
16 12.9%
24 15.2%
4 6.5%
1 3.6%
1 1.7%
1 0.8%
2 1.3%
-
-
Unsure Ref used
(C) LorasCollege
64 13.0%
22 10.6%
14 25.0%
4 0.8%
2 1.0%
1 1.8%
-
10 17.5% -
-
-
1 50.0%
10 18.2% -
1 25.0% -
Q15. Four Candidate Presidential ballot test
Counts Break % Respondents
Q30. Income $100,000 $30,000 to $50,000 to to $49,999 $99,999 $200,000
Total
Under $30,000
491
81
98
Def initely Hillary Clinton
159 32.4%
32 39.5%
38 38.8%
Probably Hillary Clinton
26 5.3%
7 8.6%
Def initely Donald Trump
156 31.8%
Probably Donald Trump
Base
151
Q32. Education Ov er $200,000
Some high Ref used school
Q34. Church attendance
High school degree
Some college
College degree
Graduate degree
131
114
146
78
Ref used 8
Weekly
Couple times a month
A f ew times a y ear
Almost nev er/nev er attend
Ref used
203
66
84
121
17
70
20
71
14
44 29.1%
25 35.7%
5 25.0%
15 21.1%
5 35.7%
38 29.0%
30 26.3%
44 30.1%
41 52.6%
1 12.5%
64 31.5%
15 22.7%
31 36.9%
47 38.8%
2 11.8%
5 5.1%
8 5.3%
4 5.7%
2 2.8%
1 7.1%
6 4.6%
5 4.4%
10 6.8%
3 3.8%
1 12.5%
6 3.0%
4 6.1%
5 6.0%
10 8.3%
1 5.9%
21 25.9%
22 22.4%
53 35.1%
22 31.4%
8 40.0%
30 42.3%
4 28.6%
50 38.2%
37 32.5%
44 30.1%
17 21.8%
4 50.0%
75 36.9%
17 25.8%
26 31.0%
30 24.8%
8 47.1%
32 6.5%
4 4.9%
11 11.2%
10 6.6%
3 4.3%
1 5.0%
3 4.2%
-
12 9.2%
9 7.9%
8 5.5%
3 3.8%
-
19 9.4%
5 7.6%
2 2.4%
5 4.1%
1 5.9%
Def initely Gary Johnson
14 2.9%
2 2.5%
3 3.1%
4 2.6%
3 4.3%
-
2 2.8%
-
3 2.3%
4 3.5%
6 4.1%
1 1.3%
-
4 2.0%
3 4.5%
3 3.6%
3 2.5%
1 5.9%
Probably Gary Johnson
30 6.1%
4 4.9%
6 6.1%
12 7.9%
5 7.1%
1 5.0%
2 2.8%
-
6 4.6%
6 5.3%
13 8.9%
4 5.1%
6 3.0%
8 12.1%
6 7.1%
9 7.4%
1 5.9%
Q15. Four Candidate Presidential ballot test
-
1 12.5%
Def initely Jill Stein
1 0.2%
-
-
-
1 1.4%
-
-
-
-
1 0.9%
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 0.8%
-
Probably Jill Stein
5 1.0%
-
1 1.0%
4 2.6%
-
-
-
-
-
1 0.9%
2 1.4%
2 2.6%
-
1 0.5%
2 3.0%
-
2 1.7%
-
16 10.6%
21 18.4%
19 13.0%
7 9.0%
27 13.3%
11 16.7%
1 0.5%
1 1.5%
Unsure Ref used
(C) LorasCollege
64 13.0%
10 12.3%
11 11.2%
4 0.8%
1 1.2%
1 1.0%
-
7 10.0% -
3 15.0% 2 10.0%
17 23.9% -
3 21.4%
13 9.9%
1 7.1%
3 2.3%
-
-
-
1 12.5% -
11 13.1% -
12 9.9% 2 1.7%
3 17.6% -
Q18. Disclosure of tax information and Q20. Health Information
Counts Break % Respondents
Q4. Party
Total Base
Q10. Clinton favorability
No Party Somewhat /Indepen- SomethinRepublicVery Somewhat Unf av ora- Very Unf dent ble an g else Fav orable Fav orable av orable Democrat
491
172
163
140
16
105
Comf ortable
163 33.2%
101 58.7%
12 7.4%
44 31.4%
6 37.5%
6 5.7%
Uncomf ortable
269 54.8%
51 29.7%
136 83.4%
78 55.7%
4 25.0%
51 10.4%
18 10.5%
12 7.4%
15 10.7%
6 37.5%
8 1.6%
2 1.2%
3 1.8%
3 2.1%
Comf ortable
250 50.9%
42 24.4%
120 73.6%
80 57.1%
Uncomf ortable
198 40.3%
111 64.5%
30 18.4%
37 7.5%
15 8.7%
11 6.7%
6 1.2%
4 2.3%
2 1.2%
90
No Opinion
Q11. Trump favorability
Nev er Heard of
Ref used
Somewhat Very Somewhat Unf av ora- Very Unf ble Fav orable Fav orable av orable
42
229
23
-
2
58
94
77
6 6.7%
8 19.0%
140 61.1%
3 13.0%
-
-
48 82.8%
60 63.8%
32 41.6%
90 85.7%
74 82.2%
26 61.9%
63 27.5%
15 65.2%
-
1 50.0%
4 6.9%
19 20.2%
7 6.7%
7 7.8%
7 16.7%
24 10.5%
5 21.7%
-
1 50.0%
5 8.6%
2 1.9%
3 3.3%
1 2.4%
2 0.9%
8 50.0%
90 85.7%
68 75.6%
22 52.4%
53 23.1%
16 69.6%
-
51 36.4%
6 37.5%
11 10.5%
16 17.8%
12 28.6%
155 67.7%
4 17.4%
-
9 6.4%
2 12.5%
4 3.8%
4 4.4%
7 16.7%
18 7.9%
3 13.0%
-
-
2 2.2%
1 2.4%
3 1.3%
240
No Opinion
Nev er Heard of
Ref used
20
-
2
18 7.5%
5 25.0%
-
-
34 44.2%
202 84.2%
9 45.0%
-
1 50.0%
14 14.9%
10 13.0%
15 6.3%
6 30.0%
-
1 50.0%
1 1.7%
1 1.1%
1 1.3%
5 2.1%
13 22.4%
16 17.0%
29 37.7%
181 75.4%
10 50.0%
-
38 65.5%
68 72.3%
42 54.5%
44 18.3%
6 30.0%
-
6 10.3%
8 8.5%
5 6.5%
13 5.4%
4 20.0%
-
1 1.7%
2 2.1%
1 1.3%
2 0.8%
Q18. Disclosure of tax information
Unsure Ref used
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Q20. Health information
Unsure Ref used
(C) LorasCollege
-
-
-
-
1 50.0% 1 50.0% -
-
-
1 50.0% 1 50.0% -
Q18. Disclosure of tax information and Q20. Health Information
Counts Break % Respondents
Base
Q15. Four Candidate Presidential ballot test
Total
Def initely Hillary Clinton
491
159
Probably Hillary Clinton 26
Def initely Donald Trump
Probably Donald Trump
Def initely Gary Johnson
Probably Gary Johnson
Def initely Jill Stein
Q27. Describe yourself politically
Probably Jill Stein
Unsure
Ref used
Very cons- Conserv aterv ativ e iv e 124
Moderate 158
Liberal 62
Very Liberal 28
Unsure 55
No Response/Ref used
156
32
14
30
1
5
64
4
60
4
113 72.4%
18 56.3%
3 21.4%
11 36.7%
-
-
15 23.4%
-
44 73.3%
66 53.2%
35 22.2%
3 4.8%
1 3.6%
13 23.6%
1 25.0%
19 63.3%
1 100.0%
Q18. Disclosure of tax information Comf ortable
163 33.2%
3 1.9%
Uncomf ortable
269 54.8%
145 91.2%
19 73.1%
25 16.0%
7 21.9%
10 71.4%
51 10.4%
9 5.7%
5 19.2%
15 9.6%
7 21.9%
1 7.1%
-
-
8 1.6%
2 1.3%
2 7.7%
3 1.9%
-
-
-
1 20.0%
Comf ortable
250 50.9%
141 88.7%
18 69.2%
31 19.9%
8 25.0%
10 71.4%
10 33.3%
1 100.0%
2 40.0%
28 43.8%
1 25.0%
Uncomf ortable
198 40.3%
14 8.8%
5 19.2%
113 72.4%
16 50.0%
4 28.6%
18 60.0%
-
2 40.0%
24 37.5%
37 7.5%
4 2.5%
1 3.8%
10 6.4%
7 21.9%
-
2 6.7%
-
12 18.8%
-
2 7.7%
2 1.3%
1 3.1%
-
-
-
Unsure Ref used
-
-
4 80.0% -
36 56.3%
3 75.0%
12 20.0%
42 33.9%
101 63.9%
54 87.1%
24 85.7%
34 61.8%
2 50.0%
13 20.3%
1 25.0%
4 6.7%
14 11.3%
19 12.0%
3 4.8%
2 7.1%
8 14.5%
1 25.0%
2 1.6%
3 1.9%
2 3.2%
1 3.6%
14 23.3%
40 32.3%
85 53.8%
47 75.8%
23 82.1%
38 69.1%
3 75.0%
2 50.0%
38 63.3%
69 55.6%
61 38.6%
9 14.5%
5 17.9%
15 27.3%
1 25.0%
1 25.0%
7 11.7%
12 9.7%
12 7.6%
4 6.5%
-
2 3.6%
-
1 1.7%
3 2.4%
2 3.2%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Q20. Health information
Unsure Ref used
(C) LorasCollege
6 1.2%
1 20.0%
-
-
-
Q22. Threat of terrorism and Q23. Economic issues
Counts Break % Respondents
Base
Q4. Party
Total
Republican
491
172
No Party /I- Something else Democrat ndependent 163
140
16
Very Fav orable 105
Somewhat Fav orable
Q10. Clinton favorability
Q11. Trump favorability
Somewhat Unf av or... Very Unf av orable No Opinion
Somewhat Unf av or... Very Unf av orable No Opinion
90
42
229
Nev er Heard of
23
-
Ref used 2
Very Fav orable 58
Somewhat Fav orable 94
Nev er Heard of
77
240
20
-
Ref used 2
Q22. Threat of terrorism Hillary Clinton
222 45.2%
17 9.9%
139 85.3%
62 44.3%
4 25.0%
96 91.4%
78 86.7%
24 57.1%
13 5.7%
10 43.5%
-
1 50.0%
1 1.7%
2 2.1%
14 18.2%
202 84.2%
2 10.0%
-
1 50.0%
Donald Trump
210 42.8%
133 77.3%
14 8.6%
56 40.0%
7 43.8%
7 6.7%
6 6.7%
7 16.7%
188 82.1%
1 4.3%
-
1 50.0%
55 94.8%
88 93.6%
47 61.0%
13 5.4%
6 30.0%
-
1 50.0%
51 10.4%
19 11.0%
9 5.5%
18 12.9%
5 31.3%
2 1.9%
6 6.7%
9 21.4%
23 10.0%
11 47.8%
-
-
2 3.4%
3 3.2%
13 16.9%
23 9.6%
10 50.0%
-
-
8 1.6%
3 1.7%
1 0.6%
4 2.9%
-
-
2 4.8%
5 2.2%
1 4.3%
-
-
-
1 1.1%
3 3.9%
2 0.8%
2 10.0%
-
-
Hillary Clinton
210 42.8%
12 7.0%
142 87.1%
53 37.9%
3 18.8%
95 90.5%
76 84.4%
19 45.2%
8 3.5%
11 47.8%
-
1 50.0%
3 5.2%
1 1.1%
10 13.0%
192 80.0%
3 15.0%
-
1 50.0%
Donald Trump
239 48.7%
146 84.9%
13 8.0%
73 52.1%
7 43.8%
7 6.7%
11 12.2%
19 45.2%
197 86.0%
4 17.4%
-
1 50.0%
55 94.8%
90 95.7%
57 74.0%
28 11.7%
8 40.0%
-
1 50.0%
37 7.5%
13 7.6%
5 3.1%
13 9.3%
6 37.5%
3 2.9%
2 2.2%
4 9.5%
21 9.2%
7 30.4%
-
-
-
3 3.2%
8 10.4%
18 7.5%
8 40.0%
-
-
5 1.0%
1 0.6%
3 1.8%
1 0.7%
-
1 1.1%
-
3 1.3%
1 4.3%
-
-
-
-
2 2.6%
2 0.8%
1 5.0%
-
-
Unsure Ref used
-
Q23. Economic issues?
Unsure Ref used
(C) LorasCollege
-
Q22. Threat of terrorism and Q23. Economic issues
Counts Break % Respondents
Q15. Four Candidate Presidential ballot test
Total Base
Def initely Hillary Clinton
Probably Hillary Clinton
491
159
26
Hillary Clinton
222 45.2%
154 96.9%
Donald Trump
210 42.8%
Def initely Donald Trump
Probably Donald Trump
Def initely Gary Johnson
Probably Gary Johnson
Def initely Jill Stein
156
32
14
30
1
23 88.5%
-
-
6 42.9%
14 46.7%
-
-
1 3.8%
150 96.2%
27 84.4%
3 21.4%
14 46.7%
-
5 3.1%
2 7.7%
5 3.2%
5 15.6%
4 28.6%
2 6.7%
-
-
-
1 0.6%
-
1 7.1%
-
5 35.7%
7 23.3%
-
Q27. Describe yourself politically
Probably Jill Stein 5
Unsure
Ref used
64
4
21 32.8%
-
Very conse- Conserv atirv ativ e ve 60
124
Moderate 158
Liberal
Very Liberal
Unsure
No Response/Ref used
62
28
55
4
-
Q22. Threat of terrorism
Unsure Ref used
51 10.4% 8 1.6%
-
1 100.0%
4 80.0% 1 20.0% -
3 5.0%
23 18.5%
82 51.9%
59 95.2%
26 92.9%
29 52.7%
13 20.3%
2 50.0%
48 80.0%
88 71.0%
56 35.4%
1 1.6%
2 7.1%
13 23.6%
2 50.0%
25 39.1%
2 50.0%
7 11.7%
11 8.9%
19 12.0%
2 3.2%
-
11 20.0%
1 25.0%
-
-
2 3.6%
1 25.0%
3 75.0%
5 7.8%
-
2 3.3%
2 1.6%
1 0.6%
17 26.6%
-
3 5.0%
14 11.3%
80 50.6%
58 93.5%
25 89.3%
27 49.1%
Q23. Economic issues? Hillary Clinton
210 42.8%
153 96.2%
22 84.6%
2 1.3%
Donald Trump
239 48.7%
3 1.9%
4 15.4%
151 96.8%
29 90.6%
4 28.6%
19 63.3%
-
37 7.5%
3 1.9%
-
3 1.9%
3 9.4%
5 35.7%
4 13.3%
-
-
-
-
-
Unsure Ref used
(C) LorasCollege
5 1.0%
-
-
1 100.0%
4 80.0% 1 20.0% -
27 42.2%
2 50.0%
52 86.7%
100 80.6%
65 41.1%
2 3.2%
2 7.1%
18 32.7%
17 26.6%
1 25.0%
4 6.7%
9 7.3%
12 7.6%
2 3.2%
1 3.6%
8 14.5%
3 4.7%
1 25.0%
1 1.7%
1 0.8%
1 0.6%
-
-
2 3.6%
1 25.0% -
