Marquette Law School Poll Toplines March 11-14, 2013

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1 Marquette Law School Poll Toplines March 11-14, 2013 s2. Gender Frequency Cumulative Male Female S3a. Wisconsin Resident Frequency Cumulative Yes

2 S3b. County Frequency Cumulative Adams Ashland Barron Bayfield Brown Buffalo Burnett Calumet Chippewa Clark Columbia Crawford Dane Dodge Door Douglas Dunn Eau Claire Florence Fond du Lac Grant Green Green Lake Iowa Iron Jefferson Juneau Kenosha

3 Kewaunee LaCrosse Lafayette Langlade Lincoln Manitowoc Marathon Marinette Marquette Milwaukee Monroe Oconto Oneida Outagamie Ozaukee Pepin Pierce Polk Portage Price Racine Richland Rock Saint Croix Sauk Sawyer Shawano Sheboygan Taylor Trempealeau Vernon

4 Vilas Walworth Washburn Washington Waukesha Waupaca Waushara Winnebago Wood Other Don't Know S4. Live in Milwaukee city limits Frequency Cumulative Yes No Total Missing System Total S5. Registered to vote Frequency Cumulative Yes, registered to vote

5 1. Follow politics Frequency Cumulative Most of the time Some of the time Only now and then Hardly at all Don't know Refused Yes, voted in November 2012 No, did not vote in November Voted in the November 2012 election Frequency Cumulative Don't know

6 3. Over past year, economy has gotten better, gotten worse, or stayed about the same Frequency Cumulative Gotten better Gotten worse Stayed the same Don't know Refused Looking ahead, will economy get better, get worse, or stay about the same Frequency Cumulative Get better Get worse Stay the same Don't know Refused

7 5. Approval of Obama handling his job as President Frequency Cumulative Approve Disapprove Don't know Refused Approval of Scott Walker handling his job as Governor of Wisconsin Frequency Cumulative Approve Disapprove Don't know Refused Barack Obama: favorable or unfavorable Frequency Cumulative Favorable Unfavorable Haven't heard enough Don't know Refused

8 8. Scott Walker: favorable or unfavorable Frequency Cumulative Favorable Unfavorable Haven't heard enough Don't know Refused Ron Johnson: favorable or unfavorable Frequency Cumulative Favorable Unfavorable Haven't heard enough Don't know Refused

9 10. Tammy Baldwin: favorable or unfavorable Frequency Cumulative Favorable Unfavorable Haven't heard enough Don't know Refused Ron Kind: favorable or unfavorable Frequency Cumulative Favorable Unfavorable Haven't heard enough Don't know Refused

10 12. Paul Ryan: favorable or unfavorable Frequency Cumulative Favorable Unfavorable Haven't heard enough Don't know Refused The Tea Party: favorable or unfavorable Frequency Cumulative Favorable Unfavorable Haven't heard enough Don't know Refused

11 14. Charter Schools: favorable or unfavorable Frequency Cumulative Favorable Unfavorable Haven't heard enough Don't know Refused Voucher Schools: favorable or unfavorable Frequency Cumulative Favorable Unfavorable Haven't heard enough Don't know Refused

12 16. Public Schools: favorable or unfavorable Frequency Cumulative Favorable Unfavorable Haven't heard enough Don't know Refused Public school teachers: favorable or unfavorable Frequency Cumulative Favorable Unfavorable Haven't heard enough Don't know Refused

13 18. View on illegal immigrants who are currently working in the U.S. Stay and apply for citizenship Stay as temporary guest workers Required to leave jobs and U.S. Frequency Cumulative Don't Know Refused View on legality of same sex marriage. Frequency Cumulative Allowed to legally marry Civil Union No legal recognition Don't know Refused

14 20. Gun sales subject to background checks: favor or oppose Frequency Cumulative Favor Oppose Don't know Refused Ban on assault style weapons: favor or oppose. Frequency Cumulative Favor Oppose Don't know Refused

15 22. Satisfaction with public schools in the community. Frequency Cumulative Very satisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied Very dissatisfied Mixed feelings/some good, some bad Don't know Refused Money allocated to Public Schools for general operations. Frequency Cumulative Kept at its current level Allowed to increase one and a half percent Allowed to increase in line with inflation Increased more than the rate of inflation Reduced from the current level Don't know Refused

16 24a. Willing or unwilling to raise gas taxes and vehicle registration fees for highway projects. Frequency Cumulative Willing Unwilling Don't know Refused b. Willing or unwilling to borrow money to pay for highway projects. Frequency Cumulative Willing Unwilling Don't know Refused c. Willing or unwilling to use tolls to pay for highway projects. Frequency Cumulative Willing Unwilling Don't know Refused

17 24d. Willing or unwilling to reduce spending to provide money for highway projects. Frequency Cumulative Willing Unwilling Don't know Refused e. Willing or unwilling to cut spending even if that delays highway projects. Frequency Cumulative Willing Unwilling Don't know Refused Do tax cuts generally do more for the poor, the middle class, or the wealthy? Frequency Cumulative More for the poor More for the middle class More for the wealthy Don't know Refused

18 26. Which is more important: Reducting property taxes or increasing spending on public schools? Frequency Cumulative Reducing property taxes Increasing spending on public schools Don't know Refused Would you like to see vouchers expanded to full state, only to larger districts, no expansion, or end the program? Frequency Cumulative Expand statewide Expand to larger districts only No expansion End voucher program Don't Know Refused

19 Q28-Q35 held for release March 20, Support/Oppose: Building an iron ore mine in Wisconsin. Support developing the mine Oppose developing the mine Frequency Cumulative Don't Know Refused

20 37. Should municipal employees be required to live where they work or should the residency requirement be eliminated? Frequency Cumulative Live where they work Residency requirement eliminated Don't Know Refused Compared to a year ago, are there more jobs, fewer jobs, or about the same amount of jobs? Frequency Cumulative More Jobs Fewer Jobs About the same Don't Know Refused

21 39. Should Milwaukee county board be made a part time or kept as a full time position? Frequency Cumulative Part time Full time Don't Know Refused Total Missing System Total F1. Generally speaking, do you usually think of yourself as a Republican, a Democrat, or an Independent? Frequency Cumulative Republican Democrat Independent Other/No preference Don't know Refused

22 F2. Do you think of yourself closer to the Republican Party or to the Democratic Party? Frequency Cumulative Republican Democratic Neither/Just Independent Don't know Refused Total Missing System Total

23 F3. What is the highest level of education you completed? Frequency Cumulative Elementary school only Some high school but didn't finish Completed high school Some college but didn't finish Two year college degree Four year college degree Some graduate work Completed masters or professional degree Advanced graduate work or Ph.D Don't know Refused

24 F4. What is your age? Frequency Cumulative

27 F4a. Age range Frequency Cumulative years old years old years old or more Refused Total Missing System Total F5. Are you currently married, widowed, divorced, separated, or have you never been married? Frequency Cumulative Married Widowed Divorced Separated Never married Refused

28 F6. Hispanic Ethnicity Frequency Cumulative Yes No Don't know Refused F7. Race Frequency Cumulative White African American or Black Asian, South Asian or Pacific Islander Native American or American Indian More than one race Hispanic or Latino Other (SPECIFY) Refused

29 F8. Aside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services Frequency Cumulative More than once a week Once a week Once or twice a month A few times a year Seldom Never Don't know Refused F9. What is your religious preference? Frequency Cumulative Protestant Roman Catholic Jewish Muslim/Islam Mormon/Latter-Day Saints Other Christian Religion Other Non-Christian Religion No Religion/Atheist/Agnostic Don't know Refused

30 F10. Parent or guardian of any children under 18 living in your household Frequency Cumulative Yes No Refused F11. Last year, that is in 2011, what was your total family income from all sources, before taxes? Frequency Cumulative Less than $10, to under $20, to under $30, to under $40, to under $50, to under $75, to under $100, to under $150, $150,000 or more Don't know Refused

31 F13. Political views (Liberal-Conservative) Frequency Cumulative Very conservative Conservative Moderate Liberal Very liberal Don't know Refused F14. Are you or any member of your household a member of a local, state, or national labor union? Frequency Cumulative Yes, respondent Yes, another household member No, nobody in household Don't know Refused

32 F15. Do you or a member of your household work for federal, state, or local government Frequency Cumulative Yes No Don't know Refused F16. Do you have any guns, rifles or pistols in your home? Frequency Cumulative Yes No Don't know Refused

33 F17. How many days in the past week did you read a daily newspaper? Frequency Cumulative None One day Two Three Four Five Six Seven days or 'every day' Don't know Refused F18. How many days in the past week did you watch the local TV news at 5, 6 or 10 o'clock? Frequency Cumulative None One day Two Three Four Five Six Seven days or 'every day' Don't know Refused

34 All or almost all on a cell phone Some on a cell phone and some on a home phone All or almost all on a regular home phone F19. Calls on cell versus home phone Frequency Cumulative Don't know Refused F20. And did I reach you by dialing: PHONE NUMBER Frequency Cumulative Yes No F22. Is this a cell phone or not? Frequency Cumulative Yes No

35 areacode Frequency Cumulative age 4 categories Frequency Cumulative Don't know/refused race categories Frequency Cumulative White Black Other Don't know/refused

36 hispanic Frequency Cumulative Yes No Don't know/refused education categories Frequency Cumulative Less than high school High school graduate Some college, no degree Associate degree Bachelors or more Don't know/refused category Party ID including leaners Frequency Cumulative Republican Democrat Independent Don't know/refused

37 Race/Ethnicity Frequency Cumulative White, Non-Hispanic Black, Non-Hispanic Hispanic Other Race/Ethnicity Don't know/refused Income Recode Frequency Cumulative Less than $40, $40,000 to under $75, $75,000 or more Don'tknow/Refused

38 Newspaper Recode Frequency Cumulative Zero days days days days or every day Don't know/refused TV Recode Frequency Cumulative Zero days days days days or every day Don't know/refused

39 Region/Media Market Frequency Cumulative Milwaukee City Rest of Milwauke media market Madison media market Green Bay/Appleton media market All other media markets Religion recoded (6 cat) Frequency Cumulative Protestant/Christian Catholic Jewish Other None Don't know/refused

40 Party ID 5 categories, leaners separate Frequency Cumulative Republican Lean Republican Independent Lean Democrat Democrat Don't know/refused Public sector union household Public sector non-union household Private sector union household Private sector non-union household qf14 and qf15 - job and union status Frequency Cumulative Don't know/refused

41 Region/Media Market v2 Frequency Cumulative Milwaukee City Milwaukee County Rest of Milwauke media market Madison media market Green Bay/Appleton media market All other media markets

Marquette Law School Poll Toplines March 11-14, 2013

Marquette Law School Poll Toplines March 11-14, 2013 s2. Gender Frequency Cumulative Male 505 47.7 47.7 47.7 Female 555 52.3 52.3 100.0 S3a. Wisconsin Resident Frequency Cumulative Yes 1060 100.0 100.0