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    [...] The nationwide telephone poll was conducted March 17 to 20 on cellphones and landlines with 1,252 adults, of which 1,058 said they were registered voters, including 362 Republican primary voters and 388 Democratic primary voters. The margin of sampling error is plus or minus three percentage points for all adults; four points for all voters; six points for Republican primary voters; and six points for Democratic primary voters. Among Democrats, doubts persist about Mrs. Clinton, with 40 percent of her own party’s primary voters saying she is not honest and trustworthy. She is viewed unfavorably by 52 percent of all voters, among the highest percentage since the question was first asked during the 1992 presidential race. “I think she’ll say whatever she needs to to get elected, and what she says may not be what she’s planning to do,” said Patricia Lawrence, 55, a Philadelphia Democrat who is supporting Mr. Sanders. “I was concerned already when she was first lady, though I don’t know what it is. I just don’t know, and when we find out, it may be too late.”

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    [...] The nationwide telephone poll was conducted March 17 to 20 on cellphones and landlines with 1,252 adults, of which 1,058 said they were registered voters, including 362 Republican primary voters and 388 Democratic primary voters. The margin of sampling error is plus or minus three percentage points for all adults; four points for all voters; six points for Republican primary voters; and six points for Democratic primary voters. Among Democrats, doubts persist about Mrs. Clinton, with 40 percent of her own party’s primary voters saying she is not honest and trustworthy. She is viewed unfavorably by 52 percent of all voters, among the highest percentage since the question was first asked during the 1992 presidential race. “I think she’ll say whatever she needs to to get elected, and what she says may not be what she’s planning to do,” said Patricia Lawrence, 55, a Philadelphia Democrat who is supporting Mr. Sanders. “I was concerned already when she was first lady, though I don’t know what it is. I just don’t know, and when we find out, it may be too late.”

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    [...] The nationwide telephone poll was conducted March 17 to 20 on cellphones and landlines with 1,252 adults, of which 1,058 said they were registered voters, including 362 Republican primary voters and 388 Democratic primary voters. The margin of sampling error is plus or minus three percentage points for all adults; four points for all voters; six points for Republican primary voters; and six points for Democratic primary voters. Among Democrats, doubts persist about Mrs. Clinton, with 40 percent of her own party’s primary voters saying she is not honest and trustworthy. She is viewed unfavorably by 52 percent of all voters, among the highest percentage since the question was first asked during the 1992 presidential race. “I think she’ll say whatever she needs to to get elected, and what she says may not be what she’s planning to do,” said Patricia Lawrence, 55, a Philadelphia Democrat who is supporting Mr. Sanders. “I was concerned already when she was first lady, though I don’t know what it is. I just don’t know, and when we find out, it may be too late.”

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    POLL

    March 17-20, 2016


    Total N= 1,252
    Registered voters N= 1,058
    Republican primary voters (RPV*) = 362
    Democratic primary voters (DPV*) = 388

    All trends are from New York Times/CBS News polls unless otherwise noted.
    Asterisk indicates registered respondents only.

    1. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling his job as President?
    ApDisApDisprove
    approve DK/NA
    prove approve DK/NA
    2/2-4/09 CBS
    62
    15
    23
    7/11-16/12
    44
    46
    10
    2/18-22/09
    63
    22
    15
    8/22-26/12 CBS
    48
    43
    8
    3/12-16/09 CBS
    62
    24
    14
    9/8-12/12
    51
    42
    7
    3/20-22/09 CBS
    64
    20
    16
    10/17-20/12 CBS
    49
    42
    9
    4/1-5/09
    66
    24
    10
    10/25-28/12
    50
    42
    8
    4/22-26/09
    68
    23
    9
    12/12-16/12 CBS
    57
    37
    6
    5/6-12/09 CBS
    63
    26
    11
    1/11-15/13
    51
    41
    7
    6/12-16/09
    63
    26
    11
    2/6-10/13 CBS
    52
    38
    10
    7/9-12/09 CBS
    57
    32
    11
    3/20-24/13 CBS
    45
    46
    9
    7/24-28/09
    58
    30
    13
    4/24-28/13
    47
    45
    8
    8/27-31/09 CBS
    56
    35
    9
    5/31-6/4/13
    47
    43
    10
    9/19-23/09
    56
    33
    11
    7/18-22/13 CBS
    48
    45
    7
    10/5-8/09 CBS
    56
    34
    10
    9/6-8/13
    46
    46
    8
    11/13-16/09 CBS
    53
    36
    11
    9/19-23/13
    43
    49
    7
    12/4-8/09
    50
    39
    11
    10/18-21/13 CBS
    46
    49
    4
    1/6-10/10 CBS
    46
    41
    13
    11/15-18/13 CBS
    37
    57
    7
    1/14-17/10 CBS
    50
    40
    10
    12/5-8/13
    42
    50
    8
    2/5-10/10
    46
    45
    9
    1/17-21/14 CBS
    46
    47
    7
    3/18-21/10 CBS
    49
    41
    10
    2/19-23/14
    41
    51
    8
    3/29-4/1/10 CBS
    44
    41
    15
    3/20-23/14 CBS
    43
    50
    7
    4/5-12/10
    50
    40
    10
    5/16-19/14 CBS
    43
    48
    9
    4/28-5/2/10
    51
    39
    10
    6/20-22/14
    40
    54
    6
    5/20-24/10 CBS
    47
    43
    10
    7/29-8/4/14 CBS
    41
    50
    10
    6/16-20/10
    47
    43
    10
    9/12-15/14
    40
    50
    10
    7/9-12/10 CBS
    44
    44
    12
    10/3-6/14 CBS
    42
    50
    9
    8/20-24/10 CBS
    48
    44
    8
    10/23-27/14 CBS
    39
    51
    10
    9/10-14/10
    45
    47
    8
    1/9-12/15 CBS
    46
    46
    8
    10/1-5/10 CBS
    44
    45
    11
    2/13-17/15 CBS
    44
    46
    10
    10/21-26/10
    45
    47
    8
    3/21-24/15 CBS
    45
    46
    8
    11/7-10/10 CBS
    45
    45
    10
    4/30-5/3/15
    45
    44
    11
    11/29-12/2/10 CBS
    48
    42
    10
    5/28-31/15
    42
    48
    10
    1/15-19/11
    49
    39
    12
    7/29-8/2/15 CBS
    44
    47
    9
    2/11-14/11 CBS
    48
    41
    11
    10/4-8/15 CBS
    45
    46
    8
    3/18-21/11 CBS
    49
    41
    10
    11/6-10/15
    45
    47
    7
    4/15-20/11
    46
    45
    8
    11/19-22/15 CBS
    42
    47
    11
    5/2-3/11
    57
    37
    6
    12/4-8/15
    44
    48
    8
    6/3-7/11 CBS
    48
    43
    9
    1/7-10/16
    46
    47
    7
    6/24-28/11
    47
    44
    9
    2/12-16/16 CBS
    47
    45
    8
    3/17-20/16
    48
    44
    8
    8/2-3/11
    48
    47
    5
    9/10-15/11
    43
    50
    7
    9/28-10/2/11 CBS
    44
    44
    12
    10/19-24/11
    46
    46
    8
    11/6-10/11 CBS
    43
    47
    10
    12/5-7/11 CBS
    44
    46
    10
    12/14-18/11 CBS
    47
    44
    9
    1/4-8/12 CBS
    45
    47
    8
    1/12-17/12
    47
    45
    8
    2/8-13/12
    50
    43
    7
    3/7-11/12
    41
    47
    12
    4/13-17/12
    48
    42
    10

    2. Do you feel things in this country are generally going in the right direction or do
    you feel things have pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track?

    2/10-12/03
    3/22/2003
    4/11-13/03
    9/28-10/1/03
    7/13-27/03
    11/10-12/03 CBS
    12/10-13/03
    12/14-15/03
    1/12-15/04
    2/12-15/04 CBS
    3/10-14/04
    3/30-4/1/04 CBS
    4/23-27/04
    5/20-23/04 CBS
    6/23-27/04
    7/11-15/04
    8/15-18/04 CBS
    9/12-16/04
    9/20-22/04 CBS
    10/1-3/04
    10/14-17/04
    10/28-30/04
    11/18-21/04
    1/14-18/05
    2/24-28/05
    3/9-14/05 NYT
    4/13-16/05 CBS
    5/20-24/05 CBS
    6/10-15/05
    7/29-8/2/05 CBS
    9/9-13/05
    10/3-5/05 CBS
    10/30-11/1/05 CBS
    12/2-6/05
    1/5-8/06 CBS
    1/20-25/06
    3/9-12/06 CBS
    4/28-30/06 CBS
    5/4-8/06
    6/10-11/06 CBS
    7/21-25/06
    8/17-21/06
    10/27-31/06
    12/8-10/06 CBS
    1/1-3/07 CBS
    1/18-21/07 CBS
    2/8-11/07 CBS
    2/23-27/07
    5/18-23/07
    6/26-28/07 CBS
    7/9-17/07
    9/4-8/07
    12/5-9/07
    1/9-12/08
    3/28-4/2/08
    5/30-6/3/08 CBS
    7/7-14/08
    9/12-16/08
    10/10-13/08
    10/19-22/08
    10/25-29/08
    12/4-8/08 CBS
    1/11-15/09
    2/2-4/09 CBS
    3/12-16/09 CBS
    4/1-5/09
    4/22-26/09
    5/6-12/09 CBS
    6/12-16/09
    7/9-12/09 CBS

    Right
    direction
    35
    50
    56
    37
    46
    39
    39
    49
    42
    41
    38
    36
    36
    30
    36
    36
    39
    41
    41
    40
    37
    43
    40
    39
    42
    37
    32
    34
    33
    37
    31
    37
    27
    31
    31
    32
    28
    24
    23
    27
    28
    29
    29
    24
    27
    26
    26
    23
    24
    19
    22
    24
    21
    19
    14
    14
    14
    14
    7
    11
    11
    12
    15
    23
    35
    39
    41
    45
    44
    35

    Wrong
    track
    56
    40
    36
    56
    49
    53
    56
    43
    53
    51
    54
    57
    55
    65
    57
    56
    55
    51
    54
    51
    59
    55
    54
    56
    52
    56
    62
    60
    61
    57
    63
    58
    68
    60
    62
    61
    66
    71
    70
    69
    66
    67
    64
    70
    68
    69
    68
    68
    72
    75
    72
    71
    71
    75
    81
    83
    81
    81
    89
    85
    85
    83
    79
    68
    57
    53
    50
    48
    50
    57

    DK/NA
    9
    10
    9
    7
    5
    8
    5
    8
    5
    8
    8
    7
    9
    5
    6
    8
    6
    7
    5
    9
    4
    2
    6
    5
    6
    7
    6
    6
    6
    6
    6
    5
    5
    9
    7
    7
    9
    5
    7
    4
    6
    4
    7
    6
    5
    5
    6
    9
    4
    6
    6
    4
    8
    6
    5
    3
    5
    5
    4
    4
    4
    5
    6
    9
    8
    7
    9
    7
    6
    8

    7/24-28/09
    9/19-23/09
    12/4-8/09
    1/14-17/10 CBS
    2/5-10/10
    4/5-12/10
    5/4-5/10 CBS
    5/20-24/10 CBS
    6/16-20/10
    9/10-14/10
    10/1-5/10 CBS
    10/21-26/10
    11/7-10/10 CBS
    1/15-19/11
    2/11-14/11 CBS
    3/18-21/11 CBS
    4/15-20/11
    6/3-7/11 CBS
    6/24-28/11
    7/22-24/11 CBS
    9/10-15/11
    9/28-10/2/11 CBS
    10/19-24/11
    12/5-7/11 CBS
    12/14-18/11 CBS
    1/4-8/12 CBS
    1/12-17/12
    2/8-13/12
    2/24-27/12 CBS
    3/7-11/12
    4/13-17/12
    5/31-6/3/12 CBS
    7/11-16/12
    8/22-26/12 CBS
    9/8-12/12
    10/17-20/12 CBS
    10/25-28/12
    12/12-16/12 CBS
    1/11-15/13
    2/23-27/13
    3/20-24/13 CBS
    4/24-28/13
    5/31-6/4/13
    7/18-22/13 CBS
    9/19-23/13
    10/18-21/13 CBS
    11/15-18/13 CBS
    12/5-8/13
    1/17-21/14 CBS
    2/19-23/14
    3/20-23/14 CBS
    5/16-19/14 CBS
    7/29-8/4/14 CBS
    9/12-15/14
    10/3-6/14 CBS
    10/15-16/14 CBS
    10/23-27/14 CBS
    1/9-12/15 CBS
    2/13-17/15 CBS
    3/21-24/15 CBS
    4/30-5/3/15
    5/28-31/15
    7/14-19/15
    10/4-8/15 CBS
    10/21-25/15
    11/6-10/15
    12/4-8/15
    1/7-10/16
    2/12-16/16 CBS
    3/17-20/16

    Right
    direction
    42
    41
    37
    36
    33
    34
    33
    32
    32
    33
    32
    34
    29
    32
    36
    30
    26
    31
    28
    22
    23
    19
    21
    21
    25
    29
    29
    35
    24
    29
    31
    31
    30
    31
    40
    40
    39
    37
    38
    29
    32
    34
    35
    35
    29
    23
    27
    30
    33
    32
    32
    30
    25
    27
    29
    26
    27
    38
    37
    30
    31
    33
    27
    30
    26
    33
    24
    27
    31
    32

    Wrong
    track
    49
    53
    56
    55
    62
    59
    58
    61
    60
    60
    63
    61
    62
    64
    58
    64
    70
    60
    63
    70
    72
    73
    74
    75
    69
    65
    66
    59
    67
    63
    61
    62
    64
    62
    54
    53
    54
    57
    57
    63
    61
    59
    59
    60
    66
    72
    68
    63
    61
    63
    61
    62
    67
    66
    65
    65
    66
    56
    56
    62
    63
    63
    66
    63
    64
    62
    68
    65
    62
    61

    DK/NA
    9
    6
    7
    9
    5
    7
    9
    7
    8
    6
    5
    5
    9
    4
    6
    6
    5
    9
    9
    8
    5
    8
    5
    4
    6
    6
    4
    6
    8
    7
    7
    7
    6
    7
    6
    7
    7
    6
    5
    8
    7
    7
    6
    4
    5
    4
    5
    7
    6
    6
    8
    7
    9
    7
    6
    9
    8
    7
    7
    8
    6
    5
    7
    6
    10
    6
    8
    8
    6
    7

    For trend going back further than 2003, please contact nytpolls@nytimes.com.

    3. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling foreign policy?
    2/2-4/09 CBS
    2/18-22/09
    4/1-5/09
    4/22-26/09
    6/12-16/09
    7/9-12/09 CBS
    7/24-28/09
    10/5-8/09 CBS
    11/13-16/09 CBS
    1/14-17/10 CBS
    2/5-10/10
    4/28-5/2/10
    7/9-12/10 CBS
    11/7-10/10 CBS
    11/29-12/2/10 CBS
    1/15-19/11
    2/11-14/11 CBS
    3/18-21/11 CBS
    4/15-20/11
    5/2-3/11
    6/3-7/11 CBS
    10/19-24/11
    11/6-10/11 CBS
    12/5-7/11 CBS
    12/14-18/11 CBS
    1/4-8/12 CBS
    1/12-17/12
    2/8-13/12
    3/7-11/12
    4/13-17/12
    7/11-16/12
    8/22-26/12 CBS
    9/8-12/12
    10/25-28/12
    12/12-14/12
    1/11-15/13
    2/6-10/13 CBS
    3/20-24/13 CBS
    4/24-28/13
    5/31-6/4/13
    7/18-22/13
    9/19-23/13
    11/15-18/13 CBS
    12/5-8/13
    1/17-21/14 CBS
    2/19-23/14
    3/20-23/14 CBS
    5/16-19/14 CBS
    6/20-22/14
    7/29-8/4/14 CBS
    9/12-15/14
    10/3-6/14 CBS
    10/23-27/14 CBS
    1/9-12/15 CBS
    2/13-17/15 CBS
    3/21-24/15 CBS
    4/30-5/3/15
    5/28-31/15

    Approve
    50
    57
    59
    59
    59
    53
    54
    48
    50
    49
    47
    48
    44
    46
    40
    46
    46
    47
    39
    52
    47
    50
    45
    41
    51
    46
    48
    50
    40
    46
    41
    45
    50
    47
    51
    49
    48
    43
    45
    45
    43
    40
    38
    42
    42
    39
    36
    39
    36
    36
    34
    35
    34
    41
    39
    38
    41
    37

    Disapprove
    15
    17
    19
    23
    23
    30
    24
    28
    36
    38
    34
    38
    41
    37
    45
    32
    33
    36
    46
    34
    37
    31
    41
    41
    32
    37
    35
    36
    41
    36
    42
    35
    36
    41
    32
    36
    31
    37
    38
    39
    44
    49
    50
    44
    42
    48
    49
    48
    58
    48
    58
    56
    54
    44
    50
    51
    45
    49

    DK/NA
    35
    26
    22
    18
    19
    17
    23
    24
    14
    13
    19
    14
    15
    17
    15
    22
    21
    17
    15
    15
    16
    19
    14
    18
    17
    17
    16
    14
    19
    18
    17
    20
    15
    12
    17
    15
    21
    19
    17
    16
    12
    11
    12
    14
    15
    13
    14
    13
    6
    16
    8
    9
    12
    14
    12
    11
    13
    14

    10/4-8/15 CBS
    11/6-10/15
    11/19-22/15 CBS
    1/7-10/16
    2/12-16/16 CBS
    3/17-20/16

    Approve
    36
    33
    37
    34
    40
    42

    Disapprove
    53
    52
    51
    52
    49
    47

    DK/NA
    11
    15
    13
    13
    11
    11

    4. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling the economy?

    2/2-4/09 CBS
    2/18-22/09
    3/12-16/09 CBS
    3/20-22/09 CBS
    4/1-5/09
    4/22-26/09
    5/6-12/09 CBS
    6/12-16/09
    7/9-12/09 CBS
    7/24-28/09
    8/27-31/09 CBS
    9/19-23/09
    10/5-8/09 CBS
    11/13-16/09 CBS
    12/4-8/09
    1/6-10/10 CBS
    1/14-17/10 CBS
    2/5-10/10
    3/18-21/10 CBS
    3/29-4/1/10 CBS
    4/5-12/10
    4/28-5/2/10
    5/20-24/10 CBS
    6/16-20/10
    7/9-12/10 CBS
    8/20-24/10 CBS
    9/10-14/10
    10/1-5/10 CBS
    10/21-26/10
    11/7-10/10 CBS
    11/29-12/2/10 CBS
    1/15-19/11
    2/11-14/11 CBS
    3/18-21/11 CBS
    4/15-20/11
    5/2-3/11
    6/3-7/11 CBS
    6/24-28/11
    9/10-15/11
    9/28-10/2/11 CBS
    10/19-24/11
    11/6-10/11 CBS
    12/5-7/11 CBS
    12/14-18/11 CBS
    1/4-8/12 CBS
    1/12-17/12
    2/8-13/12
    3/7-11/12
    4/13-17/12
    7/11-16/12
    8/22-26/12 CBS
    9/8-12/12
    10/25-28/12
    12/12-16/12 CBS
    1/11-15/13
    2/6-10/13 CBS
    3/20-24/13 CBS
    4/24-28/13
    5/31-6/4/13
    7/18-22/13 CBS
    9/6-8/13
    9/19-23/13

    Approve
    55
    57
    56
    61
    56
    61
    56
    57
    48
    51
    53
    50
    54
    49
    47
    41
    46
    42
    45
    42
    43
    48
    43
    45
    40
    44
    41
    38
    42
    40
    43
    41
    42
    39
    38
    34
    37
    39
    34
    35
    38
    34
    33
    40
    38
    40
    44
    39
    44
    39
    39
    45
    46
    47
    46
    45
    39
    41
    44
    45
    46
    41

    Disapprove
    24
    32
    33
    29
    34
    29
    33
    35
    44
    41
    41
    40
    38
    43
    43
    47
    48
    52
    45
    50
    46
    47
    48
    48
    54
    48
    51
    50
    50
    53
    50
    52
    50
    53
    57
    55
    56
    52
    57
    53
    56
    60
    60
    53
    55
    54
    50
    54
    48
    55
    54
    47
    47
    47
    49
    49
    54
    52
    50
    49
    48
    54

    DK/NA
    21
    11
    11
    10
    10
    10
    11
    7
    8
    9
    6
    10
    8
    8
    10
    12
    6
    5
    10
    8
    11
    6
    9
    7
    6
    8
    8
    12
    8
    7
    7
    7
    8
    8
    5
    11
    7
    9
    9
    12
    5
    6
    7
    7
    7
    6
    6
    7
    7
    6
    7
    8
    7
    6
    5
    6
    7
    7
    6
    6
    6
    5

    10/18-21/13 CBS
    11/15-18/13 CBS
    12/5-8/13
    1/17-21/14 CBS
    2/19-23/14
    3/20-23/14 CBS
    5/16-19/14 CBS
    6/20-22/14
    7/29-8/4/14 CBS
    9/12-15/14
    10/3-6/14 CBS
    10/23-27/14 CBS
    1/9-12/15 CBS
    2/13-17/15 CBS
    3/21-24/15 CBS
    4/30-5/3/15
    5/28-31/15
    7/29-8/2/15 CBS
    10/4-8/15 CBS
    11/6-10/15
    11/19-22/15 CBS
    12/4-8/15
    1/7-10/16
    2/12-16/16 CBS
    3/17-20/16

    Approve
    42
    37
    37
    41
    38
    39
    42
    41
    40
    40
    43
    41
    47
    48
    47
    46
    45
    44
    47
    44
    44
    45
    45
    47
    50

    Disapprove
    52
    60
    58
    53
    57
    56
    52
    54
    54
    53
    52
    52
    47
    47
    46
    47
    49
    49
    48
    51
    49
    46
    49
    47
    45

    DK/NA
    7
    3
    6
    6
    5
    5
    6
    5
    6
    7
    4
    7
    6
    5
    7
    7
    7
    7
    5
    5
    7
    9
    6
    6
    5

    6. How would you rate the condition of the national economy these days? Is it very good,
    fairly good, fairly bad or very bad?

    1/4-6/03 CBS
    1/19-22/03
    5/9-12/03
    9/28-10/1/03
    2/10-12/03
    3/20-24/03
    4/11-13/03
    10/20-21/03CBS
    12/10-13/03
    12/14-15/03
    1/12-15/04
    3/10-14/04
    4/23-27/04
    5/20-23/04 CBS
    6/23-27/04
    8/15-18/04 CBS
    9/12-16/04
    10/1-3/04
    10/14-17/04
    11/18-21/04
    2/24-28/05
    6/10-15/05
    7/29-8/2/05 CBS
    9/9-13/05
    10/30-11/1/05 CBS
    12/2-6/05
    1/5-8/06 CBS
    1/20-25/06
    2/22-26/06 CBS
    3/9-12/06 CBS
    4/6-9/06 CBS
    4/28-30/06 CBS
    5/4-8/06
    7/21-25/06
    8/17-21/06
    9/15-19/06
    10/5-8/06
    10/27-31/06
    12/8-10/06 CBS
    1/1-3/07 CBS
    1/18-21/07 CBS
    2/8-11/07 CBS
    2/23-27/07
    3/7-11/07
    4/9-12/07 CBS
    5/18-23/07
    7/9-17/07
    8/8-12/07 CBS
    9/4-8/07
    10/12-16/07 CBS
    12/5-9/07
    1/9-12/08
    1/30-2/2/08 CBS
    2/20-24/08
    3/15-18/08 CBS
    3/28-4/2/08
    4/25-29/08
    5/1-3/08
    5/30-6/3/08 CBS
    7/7-14/08
    7/31-8/5/08 CBS
    8/15-19/08
    9/12-16/08
    9/21-24/08
    9/27-30/08 CBS
    10/3-5/08 CBS
    10/10-13/08
    10/25-29/08
    12/4-8/08 CBS
    1/11-15/09
    2/2-4/09 CBS
    2/18-22/09
    3/12-16/09 CBS
    4/1-5/09
    4/22-26/09

    Very
    good
    1
    1
    2
    4
    2
    3
    2
    3
    4
    5
    3
    2
    4
    5
    4
    5
    3
    6
    3
    4
    4
    4
    7
    4
    3
    6
    6
    6
    5
    4
    7
    8
    6
    5
    5
    5
    7
    9
    8
    8
    7
    8
    7
    8
    8
    7
    9
    7
    4
    5
    3
    3
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1

    Fairly
    good
    40
    42
    42
    39
    37
    47
    48
    42
    52
    50
    51
    47
    51
    47
    54
    47
    51
    49
    49
    50
    53
    50
    50
    45
    44
    49
    48
    51
    45
    51
    45
    49
    47
    46
    47
    51
    53
    50
    50
    50
    51
    52
    55
    47
    51
    48
    46
    45
    51
    45
    39
    35
    26
    27
    24
    20
    22
    15
    19
    18
    16
    17
    20
    17
    10
    10
    11
    10
    8
    6
    5
    8
    12
    10
    15

    Fairly
    bad
    43
    43
    41
    37
    42
    33
    36
    36
    30
    28
    34
    34
    30
    31
    30
    32
    31
    29
    32
    30
    29
    32
    31
    33
    35
    29
    32
    29
    33
    29
    30
    27
    31
    34
    32
    30
    28
    26
    26
    26
    31
    27
    25
    33
    28
    29
    30
    32
    30
    33
    39
    42
    27
    45
    42
    48
    41
    40
    45
    45
    40
    41
    39
    34
    37
    34
    38
    41
    37
    30
    31
    30
    36
    38
    40

    Very
    bad
    14
    12
    14
    19
    18
    15
    10
    18
    13
    13
    11
    15
    15
    16
    11
    15
    12
    16
    13
    14
    13
    13
    11
    17
    16
    14
    13
    13
    15
    14
    17
    14
    15
    13
    15
    13
    11
    13
    13
    14
    10
    12
    10
    11
    11
    14
    13
    14
    15
    16
    18
    19
    44
    25
    34
    30
    36
    43
    33
    35
    43
    41
    39
    46
    52
    55
    50
    48
    54
    62
    63
    61
    52
    51
    44

    DK/NA
    2
    1
    1
    1
    2
    2
    3
    1
    1
    4
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    2
    2
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    3
    3
    2
    1
    1
    3
    1
    2
    1
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1

    5/6-12/09 CBS
    6/12-16/09
    7/9-12/09 CBS
    7/24-28/09
    8/27-31/09 CBS
    9/19-23/09
    10/5-8/09 CBS
    11/13-16/09 CBS
    12/4-8/09
    1/6-10/10 CBS
    2/5-10/10
    3/29/-4/1/10 CBS
    4/5-12/10
    4/28-5/2/10
    5/20-24/10
    6/16-20/10
    7/9-12/10 CBS
    8/20-24/10 CBS
    9/10-14/10
    10/1-5/10 CBS
    10/21-26/10
    11/7-10/10 CBS
    11/29-12/2/10 CBS
    1/15-19/11
    2/11-14/11 CBS
    3/18-21/11 CBS
    4/15-20/11
    6/3-7/11 CBS
    6/24-28/11
    8/2-3/11
    9/10-15/11
    9/28-10/2/11 CBS
    10/19-24/11
    11/6-10/11 CBS
    12/5-7/11 CBS
    1/4-8/12 CBS
    1/12-17/12
    2/8-13/12
    3/7-11/12
    4/13-17/12
    7/11-16/12
    8/22-26/12 CBS
    9/8-12/12
    10/17-20 CBS
    10/25-28/12
    12/12-16/12 CBS
    2/6-10/13 CBS
    3/20-24/13 CBS
    4/24-28/13
    5/31-6/4/13
    7/18-22/13 CBS
    9/19-23/13
    10/18-21/13 CBS
    11/15-18/13 CBS
    12/5-8/13
    1/17-21/14 CBS
    2/19-23/14
    3/20-23/14 CBS
    5/16-19/14 CBS
    7/29-8/4/14 CBS
    9/12-15/14
    10/3-6/14 CBS
    10/23-27/14 CBS
    1/9-12/15 CBS
    2/13-17/15 CBS
    3/21-24/15 CBS
    4/30-5/3/15
    5/28-31/15
    7/29-8/2/15 CBS
    8/4-8/15 CBS
    10/21-25/15
    12/4-8/15
    1/7-10/16
    2/12-16/16 CBS
    3/17-20/16

    Very
    good
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1
    3
    1
    2
    2
    2
    1
    2
    1
    2
    1
    2
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    2
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1
    2
    3
    3
    1
    2
    2
    3
    2
    2
    3
    4
    3
    4
    3
    4
    5
    5
    5
    4
    5
    4
    6
    4
    4
    5
    7
    6

    Fairly
    good
    17
    14
    13
    17
    18
    21
    15
    18
    20
    15
    16
    15
    22
    23
    19
    20
    15
    15
    17
    18
    21
    18
    17
    24
    23
    21
    17
    18
    17
    12
    13
    10
    13
    12
    12
    18
    20
    22
    21
    26
    26
    25
    29
    30
    30
    28
    31
    29
    29
    36
    34
    34
    30
    31
    34
    35
    35
    34
    39
    37
    40
    40
    36
    48
    49
    46
    41
    40
    44
    40
    34
    42
    44
    41
    45

    Fairly
    bad
    45
    48
    42
    47
    43
    49
    49
    42
    44
    50
    44
    42
    43
    45
    47
    48
    50
    42
    47
    43
    45
    44
    46
    46
    46
    48
    44
    43
    43
    46
    39
    47
    50
    41
    44
    46
    47
    46
    45
    41
    39
    39
    38
    39
    36
    46
    38
    42
    42
    37
    36
    39
    37
    37
    36
    38
    38
    34
    36
    34
    35
    35
    35
    28
    31
    26
    33
    36
    33
    31
    33
    31
    31
    30
    28

    Very
    bad
    36
    36
    44
    35
    36
    28
    35
    37
    33
    32
    39
    42
    34
    27
    32
    29
    32
    41
    34
    37
    33
    35
    36
    28
    29
    29
    36
    36
    38
    40
    47
    41
    36
    45
    42
    34
    32
    29
    30
    29
    32
    32
    30
    27
    31
    23
    29
    26
    26
    23
    25
    24
    29
    28
    25
    23
    24
    27
    19
    24
    20
    20
    23
    18
    14
    22
    20
    18
    18
    22
    27
    22
    18
    21
    19

    DK/NA
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    3
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    2
    1
    2
    1
    1
    2
    2
    2
    1
    1
    2
    2
    1
    2
    3
    1
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1
    2
    3
    2
    1
    2
    2

    7. Do you think the economy is getting better, getting worse, or staying about the same?
    1/19-22/03
    4/11-13/03
    5/9-12/03
    7/13-27/03
    8/26-28/03 CBS
    9/28-10/1/03
    12/10-13/03
    12/14-15/03
    1/12-15/04
    2/12-15/04 CBS
    3/10-14/04
    5/20-23/04 CBS
    6/23-27/04
    9/12-16/04
    10/14-17/04
    11/18-21/04
    1/14-18/05
    2/24-28/05
    6/10-15/05
    7/29-8/2/05 CBS
    9/9-13/05
    10/30-11/1/05 CBS
    12/2-6/05
    1/5-8/06 CBS
    1/20-25/06
    3/9-12/06
    5/4-8/06
    7/21-25/06
    9/15-19/06
    10/5-8/06
    10/27-31/06
    2/8-11/07 CBS
    2/23-27/07
    4/9-12/07 CBS
    5/18-23/07
    7/9-17/07
    9/4-8/07
    10/12-16/07 CBS
    12/5-9/07
    1/9-12/08
    1/30-2/2/08 CBS
    2/20-24/08
    3/15-18/08 CBS
    3/28-4/2/08
    4/25-29/08
    5/30-6/3/08 CBS
    7/7-14/08
    9/12-16/08
    9/21-24/08
    9/27-30/08 CBS
    10/3-5/08 CBS
    10/10-13/08
    10/19-22/08
    10/25-29/08
    5/30-6/3/08 CBS
    12/4-8/08 CBS
    1/11-15/09
    2/2-4/09 CBS
    2/18-22/09
    3/12-16/09 CBS
    4/1-5/09
    4/22-26/09
    5/6-12/09 CBS
    6/12-16/09
    7/9-12/09 CBS

    Better
    17
    17
    22
    22
    25
    24
    34
    39
    34
    33
    28
    23
    28
    26
    24
    26
    25
    23
    18
    20
    13
    16
    19
    20
    17
    13
    14
    12
    17
    19
    16
    15
    11
    11
    11
    12
    8
    9
    5
    4
    6
    3
    2
    4
    4
    3
    3
    6
    2
    2
    3
    5
    11
    8
    3
    8
    7
    5
    8
    19
    20
    26
    32
    27
    21

    Worse
    39
    31
    28
    31
    31
    29
    24
    19
    26
    27
    27
    32
    23
    27
    33
    29
    29
    30
    36
    32
    47
    40
    35
    37
    38
    39
    47
    47
    36
    31
    38
    34
    35
    44
    43
    41
    49
    45
    53
    62
    67
    63
    75
    70
    70
    69
    67
    61
    70
    76
    75
    67
    57
    57
    69
    60
    54
    51
    51
    41
    34
    25
    23
    25
    33

    Same
    44
    49
    49
    46
    43
    46
    41
    39
    39
    39
    43
    43
    47
    45
    42
    44
    45
    46
    45
    47
    38
    44
    45
    43
    44
    47
    39
    41
    46
    49
    44
    49
    51
    44
    44
    45
    43
    44
    40
    33
    26
    32
    21
    25
    24
    27
    29
    32
    26
    20
    21
    26
    30
    32
    27
    29
    37
    42
    40
    37
    43
    48
    44
    46
    45

    DK/NA
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    2
    2
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    2
    1
    2
    2
    1
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    2
    1
    2
    2
    3
    1
    3
    2
    2
    1
    3
    3
    2
    1
    2
    1

    10/1-5/10 CBS
    10/21-26/10
    11/29-12/2/10 CBS
    1/15-19/11
    2/11-14/11 CBS
    3/18-21/11 CBS
    4/15-20/11
    6/3-7/11 CBS
    6/24-28/11
    9/10-15/11
    9/28-10/2/11 CBS
    10/19-24/11
    11/6-10/11 CBS
    12/5-7/11 CBS
    12/14-18/11 CBS
    1/4-8/12 CBS
    1/12-17/12
    2/8-13/12
    3/7-11/12
    4/13-17/12
    7/11-16/12
    8/22-26/12 CBS
    9/8-12/12
    10/17-20/12 CBS
    10/25-28/12
    12/12-16/12 CBS
    2/6-10/13 CBS
    3/20-24/13 CBS
    4/24-28/13
    5/31-6/4/13
    7/18-22/13 CBS
    9/19-23/13
    10/18-21/13 CBS
    11/15-18/13 CBS
    12/5-8/13
    1/17-21/14 CBS
    3/20-23/14 CBS
    5/16-19/14 CBS
    7/29-8/4/14 CBS
    9/12-15/14
    10/3-6/14 CBS
    10/23-27/14 CBS
    1/9-12/15 CBS
    2/13-17/15 CBS
    3/21-24/15 CBS
    4/30-5/3/15
    5/28-31/15
    7/29-8/2/15 CBS
    10/4-8/15 CBS
    10/21-25/15
    1/7-10/16
    2/12-16/16 CBS
    3/17-20/16

    Better
    22
    25
    31
    30
    32
    26
    23
    24
    20
    12
    12
    14
    18
    21
    24
    25
    28
    34
    30
    33
    24
    25
    32
    38
    36
    33
    32
    35
    31
    34
    30
    29
    21
    25
    27
    31
    26
    30
    26
    26
    29
    25
    42
    38
    34
    33
    27
    28
    24
    23
    24
    26
    28

    Worse
    27
    28
    24
    21
    22
    26
    39
    31
    31
    43
    40
    36
    32
    39
    30
    29
    23
    22
    24
    28
    30
    30
    28
    27
    28
    23
    28
    25
    24
    24
    24
    27
    38
    33
    30
    25
    30
    26
    30
    26
    25
    27
    17
    19
    27
    26
    27
    25
    29
    30
    29
    32
    27

    Same
    50
    46
    44
    46
    45
    47
    38
    44
    48
    44
    46
    49
    50
    40
    45
    45
    49
    43
    44
    38
    45
    43
    39
    34
    35
    43
    39
    39
    44
    42
    45
    44
    41
    41
    42
    43
    44
    42
    43
    46
    45
    46
    40
    42
    37
    40
    46
    45
    45
    45
    46
    41
    44

    DK/NA
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    2
    1

    For trend going back further than 2002, please contact nytpolls@nytimes.com.

    8. In general, is your opinion of the Republican Party favorable or not favorable?


    QUESTIONS 8 & 9 WERE ROTATED.

    12/85 NYT
    11/88B
    1/90
    4/90
    6/91
    5/92 CBS
    1/92
    7/92*
    8/92*
    1/94
    9/94
    11/94
    11/94 CBS
    1/95 CBS
    2/95
    4/95
    8/95
    4/96*
    8/96*
    8/96B* CBS
    8/96C*
    8/96D* CBS
    9/96*
    1/97
    12/98
    12/17/1998
    12/19/1998
    12/20/1998
    1/99 CBS
    1/99
    2/99 CBS
    6/99 CBS
    9/99 CBS
    11/99
    2/00
    5/00*
    7/00B*
    9/00D*
    11/00L
    3/8-12/01
    6/14-18/01
    1/21-24/02
    7/13-16/02
    10/3-5/02
    10/27-31/02
    11/20-24/02
    1/19-22/03
    5/9-12/03
    7/13-27/03
    9/28-10/1/03
    12/10-13/03
    12/14-16/03
    1/12-15/04
    3/10-14/04
    7/11-15/04

    Favorable
    58
    57
    63
    58
    62
    46
    49
    46
    47
    52
    52
    54
    59
    53
    54
    54
    54
    43
    46
    47
    52
    48
    48
    50
    42
    33
    36
    36
    38
    41
    40
    41
    43
    48
    49
    53
    54
    49
    49
    54
    46
    58
    53
    53
    57
    51
    50
    53
    46
    51
    47
    53
    48
    49
    47

    Not
    favorable
    29
    34
    28
    34
    28
    45
    43
    47
    48
    36
    36
    39
    33
    38
    37
    40
    37
    51
    47
    43
    42
    43
    44
    41
    51
    57
    59
    58
    55
    52
    49
    47
    45
    43
    41
    40
    41
    44
    44
    39
    47
    33
    38
    39
    35
    39
    41
    40
    45
    43
    44
    39
    43
    43
    47

    DK/NA
    14
    10
    9
    8
    10
    9
    8
    7
    5
    12
    10
    7
    8
    9
    8
    6
    9
    7
    7
    10
    6
    9
    7
    9
    8
    10
    5
    6
    7
    8
    11
    12
    12
    9
    10
    8
    5
    7
    7
    7
    8
    9
    9
    8
    8
    10
    9
    7
    9
    5
    9
    9
    8
    8
    5

    10/14-17/04
    11/18-21/04
    1/14-18/05
    12/2-6/05
    1/20-25/06
    3/9-12/06 CBS
    4/6-9/06 CBS
    5/4-8/06
    7/21-25/06
    9/15-19/06
    10/5-8/06
    10/27-31/06
    2/23-27/07
    3/7-11/07
    5/18-23/07
    7/9-17/07
    12/5-9/07
    4/25-29/08
    10/10-13/08
    10/19-22/08
    4/1-5/09
    6/12-16/09
    2/5-10/10
    4/5-12/10
    5/20-24/10
    9/10-14/10
    10/21-26/10
    11/7-10/10 CBS
    1/15-19/11
    4/15-20/11
    6/24-28/11
    8/22-26/12 CBS
    9/8-12/12
    12/12-16/12 CBS
    2/6-10/13 CBS
    3/20-24/13 CBS
    2/19-23/14
    5/16-19/14 CBS
    7/29-8/4/14 CBS
    1/9-12/15 CBS
    2/13-17/15 CBS
    4/30-5/3/15
    7/29-8/2/15 CBS
    10/4-8/15 CBS
    3/17-20/16

    Favorable
    47
    49
    49
    42
    44
    36
    40
    37
    43
    41
    39
    36
    34
    34
    38
    38
    33
    33
    37
    36
    31
    28
    35
    38
    33
    34
    41
    42
    40
    37
    36
    35
    36
    31
    31
    31
    33
    33
    29
    34
    36
    29
    31
    32
    28

    Not
    favorable
    46
    46
    44
    50
    51
    58
    53
    57
    51
    52
    54
    56
    56
    58
    56
    56
    59
    58
    54
    60
    58
    58
    57
    53
    55
    56
    52
    48
    49
    56
    57
    53
    55
    60
    60
    60
    61
    58
    62
    57
    55
    63
    60
    59
    66

    DK/NA
    7
    5
    7
    8
    5
    6
    7
    6
    6
    8
    7
    7
    10
    8
    5
    5
    7
    9
    9
    4
    11
    14
    8
    9
    12
    10
    7
    10
    11
    6
    7
    12
    9
    9
    9
    9
    5
    8
    9
    9
    9
    8
    9
    9
    6

    9. In general, is your opinion of the Democratic Party favorable or not favorable?


    QUESTIONS 8 & 9 WERE ROTATED.

    12/85 NYT
    11/88B
    1/90
    4/90
    6/91
    5/92 CBS
    1/92
    7/92*
    8/92*
    1/94
    9/94
    11/94
    11/94 CBS
    1/95 CBS
    2/95
    4/95
    8/95
    4/96*
    8/96*
    8/96B* CBS
    8/96C*
    8/96D* CBS
    9/96*
    1/97
    12/98
    12/17/1998
    12/19/1998
    12/20/1998
    1/99 CBS
    1/99
    2/99
    6/99
    9/99
    11/99
    2/00
    5/00*
    7/00B*
    9/00D*
    11/00L
    3/8-12/01
    6/14-18/01
    1/21-24/02
    7/13-16/02
    10/3-5/02
    10/27-31/02*
    11/20-24/02
    1/19-22/03
    5/9-12/03
    7/13-27/03
    9/28-10/1/03
    12/10-13/03
    12/14-16/03
    1/12-15/04
    3/10-14/04
    7/11-15/04

    Favorable
    59
    54
    58
    54
    52
    46
    49
    49
    57
    49
    48
    44
    40
    47
    47
    48
    47
    46
    55
    52
    53
    57
    56
    55
    56
    56
    65
    60
    61
    56
    57
    51
    53
    52
    61
    54
    56
    58
    56
    55
    56
    58
    53
    53
    55
    45
    52
    46
    49
    53
    55
    51
    54
    51
    55

    Not
    favorable
    27
    36
    32
    35
    34
    43
    40
    43
    37
    40
    44
    48
    52
    47
    45
    45
    45
    47
    39
    39
    40
    36
    39
    39
    36
    35
    31
    34
    32
    37
    32
    36
    37
    39
    31
    40
    39
    36
    37
    38
    36
    34
    36
    39
    38
    44
    39
    45
    42
    39
    36
    39
    36
    41
    38

    DK/NA
    14
    10
    10
    11
    13
    10
    11
    8
    6
    12
    8
    8
    8
    6
    8
    7
    8
    6
    6
    9
    6
    7
    5
    7
    8
    8
    5
    5
    7
    6
    11
    13
    10
    9
    9
    6
    5
    6
    7
    7
    9
    8
    11
    8
    7
    11
    9
    9
    9
    7
    9
    10
    10
    9
    7

    10/14-17/04
    11/18-21/04
    1/14-18/05
    12/2-6/05
    1/20-25/06
    3/9-12/06 CBS
    4/6-9/06 CBS
    5/4-8/06
    7/21-25/06
    9/15-16/06
    10/5-8/06
    10/27-31/06
    2/23-27/07
    3/7-11/07
    5/18-23/07
    7/9-17/07
    12/5-9/07
    4/25-29/08
    10/10-13/08
    10/19-22/08
    4/1-5/09
    6/12-16/09
    2/5-10/10
    4/5-12/10
    5/20-24/10
    9/10-14/10
    10/21-26/10
    11/7-10/10 CBS
    1/15-19/11
    4/15-20/11
    6/24-28/11
    8/22-26/12 CBS
    9/8-12/12
    12/12-16/12 CBS
    2/6-10/13 CBS
    3/20-24/13 CBS
    2/19-23/14
    5/16-19/14 CBS
    7/29-8/4/14 CBS
    1/9-12/15 CBS
    2/13-17/15 CBS
    4/30-5/3/15
    7/29-8/2/15* CBS
    10/4-8/15 CBS
    11/6-10/15
    3/17-20/16

    Favorable
    52
    54
    51
    46
    53
    47
    48
    55
    52
    52
    52
    49
    48
    47
    53
    52
    48
    52
    52
    56
    56
    57
    42
    42
    37
    45
    46
    46
    46
    44
    43
    43
    49
    51
    47
    45
    42
    43
    41
    41
    43
    43
    38
    40
    45
    46

    Not
    favorable
    40
    39
    41
    43
    40
    46
    43
    37
    41
    40
    40
    40
    41
    43
    42
    41
    44
    41
    38
    40
    34
    32
    51
    50
    54
    48
    48
    46
    45
    49
    50
    47
    43
    41
    45
    47
    53
    50
    50
    51
    49
    50
    54
    52
    45
    48

    DK/NA
    8
    6
    8
    10
    7
    7
    9
    8
    7
    8
    8
    10
    11
    9
    5
    7
    8
    8
    10
    5
    10
    11
    8
    8
    9
    8
    6
    8
    9
    6
    7
    10
    8
    8
    7
    9
    5
    8
    9
    8
    8
    8
    8
    8
    10
    5

    10. Would you rather see the next President of the United States generally continue
    Barack Obamas policies, change to more liberal policies, or change to more conservative
    policies? CONSERVATIVE & LIBERAL WERE ROTATED.

    3/17-20/16

    Continue Obamas
    policies
    25

    More
    liberal
    21

    More
    conservative
    47

    DK/NA
    7
    9

    11. How much of the time do you think you can trust the government in Washington to do
    what is right just about always, most of the time, or only some of the time? QUESTIONS 11 &
    12 WERE ROTATED.

    2/2-8/76
    1
    6/15-20/76
    8/29-9/5/76
    4/21-25/77
    10/23-26/77
    10/29-11/3/79
    3/12-15/80
    1
    11/7-12/80
    6/20-26/83 NYT
    11/11-20/83 NYT
    11/8-14/84
    2/23-27/85 NYT
    2
    11/6-10/85
    1/19-23/86
    11/30/1986
    1/18-21/87
    2/28-3/1/87
    10/18-22/87
    11/10-16/88
    1/12-15/89
    4/18-22/90
    10/28-31/90
    3/4-6/91
    10/20-23/92*
    1/12-14/93
    10/29-11/1/94
    2/22-25/95
    8/5-9/95
    10/30-11/2/96
    1/14-17/97
    1/24-25/98
    10/26-28/98
    10/31-11/1/98 CBS
    1/3-4/99 CBS
    1/10-13/99 CBS
    9/14-18/99 CBS
    10/3-4/99 CBS
    10/29-31/00* CBS
    1/15-17/01 CBS
    10/25-28/01
    12/7-10/01
    1/21-24/02
    7/13-16/02
    9/2-5/02
    7/13-27/03
    7/11-15/04
    9/9-13/05
    12/2-6/05
    1/20-25/06
    9/15-19/06
    10/5-8/06
    7/9-17/07
    10/10-13/08
    6/12-16/09
    8/27-31/09 CBS
    2/5-10/10
    4/5-12/10
    10/1-5/10 CBS
    10/21-26/10
    10/19-24/11
    2/6-10/13 CBS
    5/31-6/4/13
    11/15-18/13 CBS
    10/23-27/14 CBS
    3/17-20/16

    1
    2

    Always
    7
    4
    5
    6
    4
    3
    3
    4
    7
    6
    4
    5
    8
    5
    7
    7
    6
    5
    4
    6
    6
    3
    7
    1
    2
    2
    2
    3
    2
    1
    3
    2
    3
    4
    4
    4
    3
    5
    3
    10
    5
    5
    5
    5
    4
    4
    3
    2
    5
    1
    2
    2
    1
    3
    2
    3
    4
    1
    2
    1
    3
    3
    3
    3
    3

    Most
    29
    30
    35
    29
    28
    26
    22
    35
    43
    38
    41
    41
    41
    37
    42
    37
    35
    35
    40
    38
    32
    22
    40
    22
    22
    20
    16
    17
    23
    22
    23
    24
    21
    30
    33
    34
    27
    35
    28
    45
    42
    41
    33
    33
    32
    36
    26
    30
    27
    26
    26
    22
    16
    17
    21
    16
    16
    17
    19
    9
    17
    17
    14
    13
    15

    Some
    55
    58
    52
    62
    62
    64
    69
    57
    46
    51
    51
    49
    42
    54
    46
    52
    54
    55
    52
    53
    53
    70
    50
    72
    73
    76
    77
    75
    70
    72
    71
    70
    70
    64
    59
    59
    66
    57
    64
    42
    49
    51
    57
    57
    60
    56
    63
    65
    63
    65
    66
    71
    74
    73
    68
    74
    70
    73
    67
    77
    70
    70
    73
    73
    70

    Never
    (vol)
    5
    5
    4
    3
    2
    3
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1
    3
    7
    1
    3
    2
    2
    2
    2
    1
    4
    2
    2
    3
    3
    2
    4
    4
    3
    4
    3
    3
    3
    2
    3
    2
    4
    2
    3
    2
    2
    2
    4
    4
    3
    3
    6
    2
    4
    6
    4
    5
    9
    6
    7
    7
    8
    8
    11
    12
    8
    8
    9
    9
    10

    DK/NA
    4
    3
    5
    3
    3
    4
    3
    3
    3
    3
    2
    3
    2
    3
    2
    3
    2
    1
    5
    2
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    2

    Always/Most
    36
    34
    40
    35
    32
    29
    25
    39
    50
    44
    45
    46
    49
    42
    49
    44
    41
    40
    44
    44
    38
    25
    47
    23
    24
    22
    18
    20
    25
    23
    26
    26
    24
    34
    37
    38
    30
    40
    31
    55
    47
    46
    38
    38
    36
    40
    29
    32
    32
    27
    28
    24
    17
    20
    23
    19
    20
    18
    21
    10
    20
    20
    17
    16
    18

    Some/Never
    60
    63
    56
    65
    64
    67
    71
    59
    47
    52
    52
    52
    49
    55
    49
    54
    56
    57
    54
    54
    57
    72
    52
    75
    76
    78
    81
    79
    73
    76
    74
    73
    73
    66
    62
    61
    70
    59
    67
    44
    51
    53
    61
    61
    63
    59
    69
    67
    67
    71
    70
    76
    83
    79
    75
    81
    78
    81
    78
    89
    78
    78
    82
    82
    80

    Question read: How much of the time do you think you can trust the government to do what's rightjust about always, most of the time, only some time, or none of the time?
    Question read: How much do you trust the government in Washington to do what is right just about always, most of the time, only some of the time, or almost never?

    10

    12. Which comes closer to your view: Government should do more to solve national
    problems, or Government is doing too many things better left to businesses and
    individuals? QUESTIONS 11 & 12 WERE ROTATED.

    10/29-11/1/94
    11/27-28/94 CBS
    1/2-3/95 CBS
    8/5-9/95
    10/22-25/95
    2/22-24/96
    3/31-4/2/96
    5/31-6/3/96
    8/16-18/96*
    8/26-28/96* CBS
    9/2-4/96*
    10/10-13/96*
    1/30-2/1/97 CBS
    10/31-11/1/98 CBS
    7/13-17/00*
    3/7-11/07
    3/12-16/09 CBS
    6/12-16/09
    2/5-10/10
    2/6-10/13 CBS
    11/15-18/13 CBS
    3/17-20/16

    Government should
    do more
    30
    31
    31
    24
    27
    32
    34
    36
    36
    32
    28
    29
    34
    38
    33
    41
    41
    34
    35
    35
    33
    39

    Government doing
    too much
    63
    59
    63
    66
    64
    60
    59
    57
    58
    60
    62
    62
    58
    54
    57
    52
    51
    56
    59
    58
    63
    54

    DK/NA
    7
    10
    6
    10
    9
    8
    7
    7
    6
    8
    10
    9
    7
    8
    10
    7
    8
    10
    5
    7
    4
    6

    Some people are registered to vote and others are not. Are you registered to vote in the
    precinct or election district where you now live, or aren't you?
    3/17-20/16

    Yes
    79

    No
    21

    DK/NA
    1

    13. How much attention have you been able to pay to the 2016 Presidential campaign -- a
    lot, some, not much, or no attention so far?
    2/13-17/15 CBS
    4/30-5/3/15*
    7/29-8/2/15* CBS
    9/9-13/15*
    10/4-8/15* CBS
    10/21-25/15*
    11/6-10/15*
    12/4-8/15*
    2/12-16/16* CBS
    3/17-20/16*

    A lot
    15
    26
    30
    36
    42
    43
    44
    45
    51
    57

    Some
    30
    40
    41
    35
    37
    34
    34
    36
    34
    31

    Not much
    26
    21
    20
    17
    14
    14
    16
    13
    10
    9

    No attention so far
    28
    13
    9
    12
    7
    7
    6
    6
    5
    3

    DK/NA
    1
    1
    1
    1
    -

    This year, are you more likely to vote in a Democratic presidential primary or caucus, or
    a Republican primary or caucus or aren't you likely to vote in a primary or caucus at
    all? PARTIES WERE ROTATED.

    3/17-20/16*

    Democratic
    primary
    38

    Republican
    primary
    31

    Aren't likely
    to vote
    24

    Never vote(vol.)
    1

    DK/NA
    6

    11

    14. Which one of these candidates would you like to see the Republican Party nominate for
    President in 2016? LIST WAS READ TO RESPONDENTS AND CANDIDATE NAMES WERE ROTATED.

    Donald Trump
    Ted Cruz
    John Kasich
    Marco Rubio
    Jeb Bush
    Ben Carson
    Carly Fiorina
    Rand Paul
    Mike Huckabee
    Scott Walker
    Chris Christie
    Bobby Jindal
    Rick Perry
    Rick Santorum
    George Pataki
    Lindsey Graham
    Jim Gilmore
    Someone else
    (vol.)
    None of them
    (vol.)
    DK/NA
    1

    7/298/2/15
    RPV* CBS
    24
    6
    1
    6
    13
    6
    4
    8
    10
    3
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1

    9/913/15
    RPV*
    27
    5
    3
    6
    6
    23
    4
    3
    6
    2
    1
    1
    1
    -

    10/48/15
    RPV* CBS
    27
    9
    2
    8
    6
    21
    6
    4
    2
    1
    NA
    3
    1
    NA
    1
    -

    10/2125/15
    RPV*
    22
    4
    4
    8
    7
    26
    7
    4
    4
    1
    NA
    1
    1
    NA
    1

    12/48/15
    RPV*
    35
    16
    3
    9
    3
    13
    1
    4
    3
    1
    NA
    3
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    -

    1/710/16
    RPV*
    36
    19
    2
    12
    6
    6
    3
    1
    4
    1
    NA
    3
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA

    2/1216/16
    RPV* CBS
    35
    18
    11
    12
    4
    6
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1

    3/1720/16
    RPV*
    46
    26
    20
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA

    11

    The candidate withdrew from the race, and wasnt included in the list read to the respondent.

    15. Who would be your second choice for the Republican nomination for president? LIST WAS
    READ TO RESPONDENTS ONLY IF NECESSARY, CANDIDATE NAMES WERE ROTATED AND QUESTION ONLY ASKED OF THOSE WITH
    CANDIDATE CHOICE IN Q14.

    Donald Trump
    Ted Cruz
    John Kasich
    Marco Rubio
    Jeb Bush
    Ben Carson
    Carly Fiorina
    Chris Christie
    Mike Huckabee
    Scott Walker
    Rand Paul
    Rick Perry
    Bobby Jindal
    Jim Gilmore
    Lindsey Graham
    George Pataki
    Rick Santorum
    Someone else
    (vol.)
    None of them
    (vol.)
    DK/NA
    1

    1/710/16
    RPV*
    11
    20
    3
    14
    9
    11
    3
    6
    4
    1
    NA
    3
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    -

    3/1720/16
    RPV*
    17
    30
    37
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    3

    10

    10

    7/298/2/15
    RPV* CBS
    6
    8
    4
    11
    10
    10
    5
    3
    7
    8
    8
    4
    3
    1
    2
    -

    9/9-13/15
    RPV*

    10/4-8/15
    RPV* CBS

    10/21-25/15
    RPV*

    12/48/15
    RPV*
    12
    19
    3
    13
    10
    13
    4
    6
    4
    1
    NA
    6
    1
    NA
    1
    NA

    12
    12
    2
    7
    9
    19
    6
    4
    4
    4
    3
    1
    1
    1
    -

    11
    6
    1
    18
    7
    20
    13
    5
    6
    1
    NA
    2
    1
    NA
    -

    18
    12
    2
    11
    8
    19
    9
    3
    3
    1
    NA
    4
    1
    NA
    1
    1
    1
    -

    1
    -

    1
    1
    -

    The candidate withdrew from the race, and wasnt included in the list read to the respondent.

    12

    16. Regardless of whom you support, who do you expect to finally win the Republican
    nomination for President in 2016? LIST WAS READ TO RESPONDENTS AND CANDIDATE NAMES WERE ROTATED.

    Donald Trump
    Ted Cruz
    John Kasich
    Jeb Bush
    Marco Rubio
    Ben Carson
    Rand Paul
    Mike Huckabee
    Chris Christie
    Carly Fiorina
    Rick Santorum
    Jim Gilmore
    Lindsey Graham
    George Pataki
    Someone else (vol.)
    None of them (vol.)
    DK/NA
    1

    12/4-8/15
    RPV*
    51
    10
    1
    5
    9
    7
    1
    -

    1/7-10/16
    RPV*
    53
    17
    5
    5
    1
    1
    -

    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA

    1
    15

    3/17-20/16
    RPV*
    77
    10
    4

    1
    1
    16

    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    1
    1
    8

    The candidate withdrew from the race, and wasnt included in the list read to the respondent.

    17. If Donald Trump became the 2016 Republican nominee for President, would you
    enthusiastically support him, support him but with reservations, support him only because
    he is the Republican Party nominee, or not support him? QUESTIONS 17-19 WERE ROTATED.
    Enthusiastically
    support
    9/9-13/15 RPV*
    35
    10/4-8/15 RPV* CBS
    29
    10/21-25/15 RPV*
    29
    1/7-10/16 RPV*
    40
    2/12-16/16 RPV* CBS
    35
    3/17-20/16 RPV*
    35

    Support with
    reservations
    36
    42
    35
    31
    28
    32

    Support only
    because he is
    nominee
    12
    8
    10
    9
    14
    15

    Not
    support
    15
    19
    24
    18
    20
    17

    DK/NA
    2
    1
    1
    2
    3
    1

    18. If Ted Cruz became the 2016 Republican nominee for President, would you
    enthusiastically support him, support him but with reservations, support him only because
    he is the Republican Party nominee, or not support him? QUESTIONS 17-19 WERE ROTATED.

    10/21-25/15 RPV*
    1/7-10/16 RPV*
    2/12-16/16 RPV* CBS
    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    Enthusiastically
    support
    26
    37
    32
    29

    Support with
    reservations
    30
    25
    26
    33

    Support only
    because he is
    nominee
    17
    18
    20
    17

    Not
    support
    19
    16
    18
    19

    DK/NA
    8
    5
    4
    2

    13

    19. If John Kasich became the 2016 Republican nominee for President, would you
    enthusiastically support him, support him but with reservations, support him only
    because he is the Republican Party nominee, or not support him? QUESTIONS 17-19 WERE
    ROTATED.

    Enthusiastically
    support
    27

    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    Support only
    because he is
    nominee
    27

    Support with
    reservations
    31

    Not
    support
    13

    DK/NA
    2

    20. Which one of these candidates would you like to see the Democratic Party nominate for
    President in 2016? LIST WAS READ TO RESPONDENTS AND CANDIDATE NAMES WERE ROTATED.

    Hillary Clinton
    Bernie Sanders
    Jim Webb
    Martin O'Malley
    Lincoln Chafee
    Someone else
    (vol.)
    None of them
    (vol.)
    DK/NA

    9/9-13/15
    2
    DPV*
    58
    28
    3
    -

    11/6-10/15
    DPV*
    52
    33
    1
    NA
    5
    1
    NA
    1

    12/4-8/15
    DPV*
    52
    32
    1
    NA
    2
    1
    NA

    10/4-8/15
    2
    DPV* CBS
    56
    32
    2
    1
    1
    1

    1/7-10/16
    DPV*
    48
    41
    1
    NA
    2
    1
    NA
    -

    2/12-16/16
    DPV* CBS
    47
    39
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    -

    2
    6

    3
    4

    3
    6

    5
    9

    3
    6

    4
    10

    3/17-20/16
    DPV*
    50
    45
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    NA
    1
    2
    3

    The candidate withdrew from the race, and wasnt included in the list read to the respondent.
    Question read: Suppose the race for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination in 2016 comes down to the following candidates, which one would you like to see the
    Democratic Party nominate for President in 2016?
    2

    21. Regardless of whom you support, who do you expect to finally win the Democratic
    nomination for President in 2016? LIST WAS READ TO RESPONDENTS AND CANDIDATE NAMES WERE ROTATED.

    Hillary Clinton
    Bernie Sanders
    Martin O'Malley
    Someone else (vol.)
    None of them (vol.)
    DK/NA
    1

    12/4-8/15
    DPV*
    73
    16
    2
    9

    1/7-10/16
    DPV*
    72
    17
    2
    9

    3/17-20/16
    DPV*
    72
    23
    NA

    The candidate withdrew from the race, and wasnt included in the list read to the respondent.

    14

    22. If Hillary Clinton became the 2016 Democratic nominee for President, would you
    enthusiastically support her, support her but with reservations, support her only because
    she is the Democratic Party nominee, or not support her? QUESTIONS 22 & 23 WERE ROTATED.

    9/9-13/15 DPV*
    10/4-8/15 DPV* CBS
    11/6-10/15 DPV*
    1/7-10/16 DPV*
    2/12-16/16* DPV CBS
    3/17-20/16* DPV

    Enthusiastically
    support
    48
    47
    43
    41
    48
    40

    Support with
    reservations
    28
    27
    32
    26
    25
    31

    Support only
    because she
    is nominee
    15
    11
    14
    16
    14
    18

    Not
    support
    6
    14
    9
    14
    10
    10

    DK/NA
    2
    1
    1
    3
    3
    1

    23. If Bernie Sanders became the 2016 Democratic nominee for President, would you
    enthusiastically support him, support him but with reservations, support him only because
    he is the Democratic Party nominee, or not support him? QUESTIONS 22 & 23 WERE ROTATED.

    11/6-10/15 DPV*
    1/7-10/16 DPV*
    2/12-16/16 DPV* CBS
    3/17-20/16 DPV*

    Enthusiastically
    support
    35
    40
    44
    56

    Support with
    reservations
    25
    31
    26
    22

    Support only
    because she
    is nominee
    22
    19
    17
    12

    Not
    support
    12
    8
    10
    9

    DK/NA
    7
    3
    3
    2

    24. Is your opinion of Donald Trump favorable, not favorable, undecided, or haven't you
    heard enough about Donald Trump yet to have an opinion? QUESTIONS 24 &25 WERE ROTATED.
    10/28-30/99
    11/4-7/99
    12/13-16/99* CBS
    4/15-20/11*
    7/29-8/2/15 CBS
    10/4-8/15* CBS
    3/17-20/16*

    Favorable
    12
    7
    7
    25
    27
    28
    24

    Not favorable
    58
    67
    69
    46
    59
    53
    57

    Undecided
    19
    15
    13
    23
    9
    16
    16

    Havent heard
    10
    enough
    11
    10
    5
    4
    3
    3

    Refused
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    -

    15

    25. Is your opinion of Hillary Clinton favorable, not favorable, undecided, or haven't
    you heard enough about Hillary Clinton yet to have an opinion? QUESTIONS 24 &25 WERE ROTATED.

    3/26-29/92*
    7/8-11/92*
    8/11-14/92*
    8/20/92*
    10/2-4/92*
    1/12-14/93
    2/9-11/93
    3/28-31/93
    5/4-6/93 CBS
    5/27-29/93 CBS
    6/21-24/93
    8/2-3/93 CBS
    9/16-19/93
    10/6-7/93 CBS
    11/11-14/93
    1/3-5/94 CBS
    1/15-17/94
    2/15-17/94 CBS
    3/8-10/94
    4/21-23/94
    6/20-22/94 CBS
    7/14-17/94
    9/8-11/94
    11/27-28/94
    1/2-3/95 CBS
    2/15-16/95 CBS
    4/1-4/95
    5/4-6/95 CBS
    8/5-9/95
    1/18-20/96
    3/31-4/2/96*
    5/31-6/3/96*
    6/20-23/96* NYT
    7/11-13/96
    8/3-5/96*
    8/16-18/96*
    8/26-27/96* CBS
    9/2-4/96*
    1/14-17/97
    1/30-2/1/97 CBS
    4/2-5/97
    11/2-3/97 CBS
    12/6-8/97
    1/24-25/98
    2/19-21/98
    5/6-7/98 CBS
    8/11-13/98 CBS
    8/19-20/98
    9/8-10/98 CBS
    9/12-15/98 CBS
    10/3-4/98 CBS
    11/16-17/98 CBS
    1/3-4/99 CBS
    4/13-14/99 CBS
    6/5-6/99 CBS
    7/13-14/99 CBS
    8/1-3/99 CBS
    10/3-4/99 CBS
    10/28-30/99
    11/4-7/99*

    Fav
    31
    29
    33
    31
    32
    38
    44
    35
    37
    34
    45
    36
    40
    41
    45
    44
    36
    34
    33
    32
    35
    38
    33
    37
    39
    34
    34
    37
    31
    38
    33
    36
    33
    30
    38
    35
    38
    38
    36
    38
    37
    47
    39
    45
    50
    39
    41
    50
    48
    50
    43
    48
    55
    47
    47
    46
    44
    40
    43
    41

    Not
    Fav
    17
    14
    15
    19
    18
    10
    16
    16
    14
    21
    21
    22
    20
    18
    21
    28
    22
    23
    26
    29
    27
    26
    28
    38
    33
    35
    36
    35
    29
    42
    41
    35
    36
    40
    39
    37
    36
    34
    25
    30
    35
    30
    33
    27
    25
    27
    21
    25
    23
    25
    25
    24
    20
    27
    28
    32
    36
    36
    37
    36

    Und
    19
    21
    20
    25
    20
    24
    19
    22
    23
    23
    21
    22
    20
    24
    21
    16
    22
    25
    22
    20
    22
    19
    22
    20
    21
    17
    22
    19
    23
    16
    19
    20
    23
    22
    17
    19
    18
    19
    25
    21
    17
    17
    19
    21
    16
    20
    20
    17
    20
    16
    17
    17
    17
    18
    16
    16
    14
    20
    16
    17

    DK
    engh
    31
    35
    32
    26
    28
    28
    19
    27
    25
    21
    13
    19
    19
    17
    12
    11
    19
    17
    18
    17
    13
    16
    15
    5
    6
    13
    8
    8
    16
    3
    7
    6
    7
    8
    4
    7
    6
    8
    12
    10
    10
    5
    8
    8
    7
    12
    16
    7
    8
    8
    13
    9
    7
    8
    8
    5
    6
    4
    3
    6

    Refused
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    3
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    3
    1
    1
    1
    2
    2
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1

    2/12-14/00
    3/8-12/00
    4/15-17/00
    7/13-17/00
    1/15-17/01 CBS
    3/8-12/01
    6/12-13/03 CBS
    5/20-24/05 CBS
    1/20-25/06
    2/22-26/06 CBS
    5/4-8/06
    7/21-25/06
    9/15-18/06
    1/1-3/07 CBS
    1/18-21/07* CBS
    3/7-11/07
    3/26-27/07 CBS
    4/9-12/07* CBS
    5/18-23/07*
    6/26-28/07* CBS
    7/9-17/07
    7/9-17/07*
    8/1/95
    8/8-12/07* CBS
    9/4-9/07*
    2/20-24/08*
    3/15-18/08* CBS
    3/28-4/2/08*
    4/25-29/08*
    5/1-3/08*
    5/30-6/3/08*
    7/7-14/08
    8/15-20/08*
    9/12-16/08*
    12/4-8/08 CBS
    3/12-16/09 CBS
    12/12-16/12
    2/6-10/13
    3/21-24/15
    4/30-5/3/15
    7/29-8/2/15* CBS
    10/4-8/15* CBS
    11/6-10/15*
    3/17-20/16*

    Fav
    42
    36
    33
    36
    47
    36
    24
    36
    37
    40
    34
    32
    32
    43
    36
    35
    33
    37
    38
    45
    41
    40
    31
    41
    36
    35
    39
    38
    36
    42
    41
    44
    45
    51
    55
    58
    55
    57
    26
    35
    41
    33
    35
    31

    Not
    Fav
    31
    41
    34
    40
    28
    41
    32
    31
    35
    32
    35
    39
    36
    38
    36
    43
    42
    46
    42
    40
    38
    40
    29
    39
    40
    43
    41
    39
    42
    37
    39
    36
    43
    35
    22
    25
    23
    24
    37
    36
    47
    53
    48
    52

    Und
    18
    17
    19
    18
    19
    17
    22
    19
    21
    21
    23
    21
    20
    16
    25
    19
    17
    15
    19
    12
    19
    18
    23
    19
    21
    18
    15
    18
    15
    18
    18
    15
    11
    12
    19
    14
    17
    14
    19
    17
    9
    11
    13
    13

    DK
    engh
    8
    6
    11
    5
    4
    6
    19
    13
    7
    7
    9
    8
    11
    3
    4
    3
    8
    3
    2
    2
    2
    16
    1
    2
    3

    Refused
    1

    4
    1
    3
    2
    5
    1
    2
    4
    3
    5
    5
    17
    11
    2
    3
    4
    3

    1
    5
    -

    2
    1
    2
    3
    1
    1
    -

    2
    1

    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    -

    1
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    -

    Question read: Hillary Clinton, Bill Clintons wife..."

    16

    26. In general, are the Republican presidential candidates talking about the issues that
    matter most to you, or not?

    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    Yes
    56

    Some are/Some
    arent (vol.)

    No
    36

    DK/NA
    4

    27. Would you describe the Republican party today as united or divided?
    4/15-20/11 REP*
    10/21-25/15 RPV*
    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    United
    51
    22
    10

    Divided
    45
    76
    88

    DK/NA
    4
    2
    2

    28. Do you think the overall tone of the Republican presidential campaign has been more
    positive, more negative, or about the same as past Republican presidential campaigns?
    POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE WERE ROTATED.

    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    More
    positive
    10

    More
    negative
    58

    About the same


    30

    DK/NA
    2

    29. So far, do you think the Republican presidential campaign has made you feel MOSTLY
    proud of the Republican Party or MOSTLY embarrassed by the Republican Party? PROUD AND
    EMBARRASSED WERE ROTATED.

    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    Mostly proud

    Mostly
    embarrassed

    Mixed/Neither
    (vol.)

    DK/NA

    27

    60

    QUESTIONS 30-32, 33-35, 36-38 WERE ROTATED WITH EACH OTHER


    30. Do you think Donald Trump is honest and trustworthy, or not? QUESTIONS 30-32 WERE ROTATED.

    9/9-13/15 RPV*
    10/4-8/15 RPV* CBS
    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    Honest and
    trustworthy
    55
    53
    54

    Not honest and


    trustworthy
    32
    39
    39

    DK/NA
    12
    8
    7

    31. Do you think Donald Trump shares your values, or not? QUESTIONS 30-32 WERE ROTATED.
    1/7-10/16 RPV*
    2/12-16/16 RPV* CBS
    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    Yes
    59
    50
    56

    No
    35
    44
    38

    DK/NA
    6
    6
    6

    17

    32. Do you think Donald Trump has strong qualities of leadership, or not? QUESTIONS 30-32 WERE
    ROTATED.

    9/9-13/15 RPV*
    10/4-8/15 RPV* CBS
    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    Yes, strong
    qualities leadership
    81
    84
    76

    No, does
    not
    17
    14
    22

    DK/NA
    2
    2
    2

    33. Do you think Ted Cruz is honest and trustworthy, or not? QUESTIONS 33-35 WERE ROTATED.

    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    Honest and
    trustworthy
    53

    Not honest and


    trustworthy
    40

    DK/NA
    7

    34. Do you think Ted Cruz shares your values, or not? QUESTIONS 33-35 WERE ROTATED.
    1/7-10/16 RPV*
    2/12-16/16 RPV* CBS
    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    Yes
    63
    56
    59

    No
    24
    35
    33

    DK/NA
    13
    9
    8

    35. Do you think Ted Cruz has strong qualities of leadership, or not? QUESTIONS 33-35 WERE
    ROTATED.

    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    Yes, strong
    qualities leadership
    64

    No, does
    not
    29

    DK/NA
    7

    36. Do you think John Kasich is honest and trustworthy, or not? QUESTIONS 36-38 WERE ROTATED.

    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    Honest and
    trustworthy
    70

    Not honest and


    trustworthy
    16

    DK/NA
    14

    37. Do you think John Kasich shares your values, or not? QUESTIONS 36-38 WERE ROTATED.
    1/7-10/16 RPV*
    2/12-16/16 RPV* CBS
    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    Yes
    63
    56
    61

    No
    24
    35
    25

    DK/NA
    13
    9
    13

    38. Do you think John Kasich has strong qualities of leadership, or not? QUESTIONS 36-38 WERE
    ROTATED.

    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    Yes, strong
    qualities leadership
    58

    No, does
    not
    28

    DK/NA
    14

    18

    39. If none of the Republican presidential candidates receive a majority of the partys
    delegates, it is possible that the partys nominee could be chosen at the Republican
    Convention in July, and that the nominee might not be the candidate who has earned the
    most delegates in the state primaries and caucuses. If this happens, do you think this
    would be a good thing for the Republican Party, a bad thing for the Republican Party, or
    will it not make much of a difference either way?

    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    Good
    14

    Bad
    65

    No difference
    16

    Depends on who is
    chosen (vol.)
    2

    DK/NA
    2

    40. In general, are the Democratic presidential candidates talking about the issues that
    matter most to you, or not?

    3/17-20/16 DPV*

    Yes
    78

    Some are/Some
    arent (vol.)
    1

    No
    18

    DK/NA
    3

    41. Would you describe the Democratic party today as united or divided?
    4/25-29/08 DPV*
    11/6-10/15 DPV*
    3/17-20/16 DPV*

    United
    42
    59
    62

    Divided
    56
    37
    33

    DK/NA
    2
    5
    4

    42. Do you think the overall tone of the Democratic presidential campaign has been more
    positive, more negative, or about the same as past Democratic presidential campaigns?
    POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE WERE ROTATED.

    3/17-20/16 DPV*

    More
    positive
    40

    More
    negative
    9

    About the same


    48

    DK/NA
    3

    43. So far, do you think the Democratic presidential campaign has made you feel MOSTLY
    proud of the Democratic Party or MOSTLY embarrassed by the Democratic Party? PROUD AND
    EMBARRASSED WERE ROTATED.

    3/17-20/16 RPV*

    Mostly proud

    Mostly
    embarrassed

    Mixed/Neither
    (vol.)

    DK/NA

    82

    13

    QUESTIONS 44-45 WERE ROTATED WITH QUESTIONS 46-47


    44. Do you think Hillary Clinton is honest and trustworthy, or not? QUESTIONS 44 & 45 WERE
    ROTATED.

    3/21-24/15 CBS
    4/30-5/3/15
    7/29-8/2/15* CBS
    DPV*
    9/9-13/15*
    DPV*
    10/4-8/15* CBS
    2/12-16/16 DPV*
    3/17-20/16 DPV*

    Honest and
    trustworthy
    42
    48
    40
    74
    32
    64
    35
    60
    56

    Not honest and


    trustworthy
    47
    45
    55
    20
    62
    30
    61
    35
    40

    DK/NA
    11
    7
    5
    7
    7
    6
    3
    5
    4

    19

    45. From what youve heard or read, generally, would you describe Hillary Clintons
    policy proposals as realistic or not realistic? QUESTIONS 44 & 45 WERE ROTATED.
    2/12-16/16 DPV* CBS
    3/17-20/16 DPV*

    Realistic
    81
    78

    Not realistic
    14
    17

    DK/NA
    5
    4

    46. Do you think Bernie Sanders is honest and trustworthy, or not? QUESTIONS 46 & 47 WERE
    ROTATED.

    7/29-8/2/15 DPV* CBS


    9/9-13/15*
    DPV*
    10/4-8/15* CBS
    2/12-16/16 DPV* CBS
    3/17-20/16 DPV*

    Honest and
    trustworthy
    49
    43
    58
    45
    77
    84

    Not honest and


    trustworthy
    24
    20
    15
    27
    13
    11

    DK/NA
    28
    38
    27
    29
    10
    6

    47. From what youve heard or read, generally, would you describe Bernie Sanderss policy
    proposals as realistic or not realistic? QUESTIONS 46 & 47 WERE ROTATED.
    2/12-16/16 DPV* CBS
    3/17-20/16 DPV*

    Realistic
    51
    56

    Not realistic
    41
    38

    DK/NA
    9
    6

    48. How would you rate the financial situation in your household these days? Is it very
    good, fairly good, fairly bad or very bad?

    11/10-16/88
    10/8-10/90
    7/21-25/06
    4/20-24/07
    2/20-24/08
    3/28-4/2/08
    7/7-14/08
    8/15-19/08
    1/11-15/09
    2/18-22/09
    4/1-5/09
    12/4-8/09
    2/5-10/10
    4/5-12/10
    6/16-20/10
    7/9-12/10 CBS
    3/18-21/11 CBS
    6/3-7/11 CBS
    6/24-28/11
    10/19-24/11
    11/18-21/11 CBS
    1/11-15/13
    2/13-17/15 CBS
    3/17-20/16

    Very good
    12
    14
    12
    14
    18
    9
    13
    15
    10
    12
    10
    13
    9
    9
    10
    11
    8
    10
    11
    10
    8
    12
    14
    18

    Fairly good
    69
    70
    64
    69
    60
    63
    61
    56
    63
    55
    56
    56
    58
    64
    56
    54
    61
    55
    65
    59
    60
    61
    58
    59

    Fairly bad
    13
    11
    17
    13
    15
    20
    19
    20
    19
    21
    21
    20
    24
    16
    25
    25
    20
    24
    18
    23
    22
    18
    20
    14

    Very bad
    5
    4
    5
    4
    6
    7
    7
    8
    8
    11
    12
    11
    8
    9
    8
    10
    10
    11
    6
    7
    9
    8
    7
    6

    DK/NA
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2

    20

    QUESTIONS 49-52 WERE ROTATED


    49. If the 2016 presidential election were being held today and the candidates were
    Hillary Clinton, the Democrat, and Donald Trump, the Republican, would you vote for
    Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump? CANDIDATE NAMES WERE ROTATED.

    3/17-20/16*

    Hillary
    Clinton

    Donald
    Trump

    Other
    (vol.)

    Wont vote
    (vol.)

    Depends
    (vol.)

    DK/NA

    50

    40

    50. If the 2016 presidential election were being held today and the candidates were
    Hillary Clinton, the Democrat, and Ted Cruz, the Republican, would you vote for Hillary
    Clinton or Ted Cruz? CANDIDATE NAMES WERE ROTATED.

    3/17-20/16*

    Hillary
    Clinton

    Ted
    Cruz

    Other
    (vol.)

    Wont vote
    (vol.)

    Depends
    (vol.)

    DK/NA

    47

    44

    51. If the 2016 presidential election were being held today and the candidates were
    Hillary Clinton, the Democrat, and John Kasich, the Republican, would you vote for
    Hillary Clinton or John Kasich? CANDIDATE NAMES WERE ROTATED.

    3/17-20/16*

    Hillary
    Clinton

    John
    Kasich

    Other
    (vol.)

    Wont vote
    (vol.)

    Depends
    (vol.)

    DK/NA

    43

    47

    52. If the 2016 presidential election were being held today and the candidates were
    Bernie Sanders, the Democrat, and Donald Trump, the Republican, would you vote for Bernie
    Sanders or Donald Trump? CANDIDATE NAMES WERE ROTATED.

    3/17-20/16*

    Bernie
    Sanders

    Donald
    Trump

    Other
    (vol.)

    Wont vote
    (vol.)

    Depends
    (vol.)

    DK/NA

    53

    38

    21

    QUESTIONS 53-57 WERE ROTATED


    53. If Donald Trump is elected President, what best describes your feelings about what he
    will do in office -- excited, optimistic, concerned or scared?

    12/4-8/15*
    3/17-20/16*

    Excited
    11
    10

    Optimistic
    24
    20

    Concerned
    24
    19

    Scared
    40
    50

    DK/NA
    2
    1

    Question read: If Donald Trump is elected as Presidentexcited, optimistic, but not excited, concerned, but not scared, or scared?

    54. If Ted Cruz is elected President, what best describes your feelings about what he
    will do in office -- excited, optimistic, concerned or scared?

    3/17-20/16*

    Excited
    5

    Optimistic
    33

    Concerned
    30

    Scared
    28

    DK/NA
    4

    55. If John Kasich is elected President, what best describes your feelings about what he
    will do in office -- excited, optimistic, concerned or scared?

    3/17-20/16*

    Excited
    4

    Optimistic
    43

    Concerned
    35

    Scared
    9

    DK/NA
    8

    56. If Hillary Clinton is elected President, what best describes your feelings about what
    she will do in office -- excited, optimistic, concerned or scared?

    12/4-8/15*
    3/17-20/16*

    Excited
    9
    11

    Optimistic
    33
    31

    Concerned
    23
    21

    Scared
    34
    35

    DK/NA
    1
    2

    Question read: If Hillary Clinton is elected as Presidentexcited, optimistic, but not excited, concerned, but not scared, or scared?

    57. If Bernie Sanders is elected President, what best describes your feelings about what
    he will do in office -- excited, optimistic, concerned or scared?

    3/17-20/16*

    Excited
    15

    Optimistic
    30

    Concerned
    24

    Scared
    27

    DK/NA
    3

    58. How much have you heard or read about incidents of violence that have occurred at
    some political rallies for Donald Trump a lot, some, or not much?
    3/17-20/16*

    A lot
    60

    Some
    28

    Not much
    11

    Not at all (vol.)


    1

    DK/NA
    1

    59. In general, who do you think is more to blame for the incidents of violence that have
    occurred at some political rallies for Donald Trump The people who are protesting
    against Donald Trump at the rallies, the people who are supporting Donald Trump at the
    rallies, or are both about equally to blame? PROTESTERS AND SUPPORTERS WERE ROTATED.

    3/17-20/16*

    Protesters
    29

    Supporters
    23

    Both equally
    43

    Depends/Neither
    (vol.)
    1

    DK/NA
    3

    22

    60. Do you approve or disapprove of how Donald Trump is handling the violence at some of
    his rallies?
    3/17-20/16*

    Approve
    26

    Disapprove
    64

    DK/NA
    10

    61. Which of the following statements comes closer to your opinion trade restrictions
    are necessary to protect domestic industries, OR free trade must be allowed, even if
    domestic industries are hurt by foreign competition?

    5/14-18/88
    6/26-29/89
    6/5-8/90
    6/3-6/91
    2/22-24/96
    8/3-5/96*
    10/23-27/96
    7/13-16/00
    1/20-25/06
    3/28-4/2/08
    4/1-5/09
    5/28-31/15
    3/17-20/16

    Restrictions
    necessary
    56
    54
    51
    63
    55
    60
    63
    56
    64
    68
    60
    63
    61

    Allow
    free trade
    34
    36
    39
    27
    36
    31
    27
    31
    29
    24
    28
    30
    29

    DK/NA
    10
    10
    10
    11
    9
    9
    10
    12
    7
    8
    12
    6
    10

    62. How important to you, personally, is the issue of which judges sit on the Supreme
    Court? Is this issue extremely important, very important, somewhat important, or not at
    all important?
    Extremely
    Very
    Somewhat
    Not at all
    DK/NA
    7/13-11/05 CBS
    22
    37
    30
    10
    1
    3/17-20/16
    37
    31
    22
    8
    1

    67. How important is religion in your daily life? Is


    important, somewhat important, or not at all important?

    3/17-20/16

    Extremely
    30

    Very
    28

    it

    Somewhat
    24

    extremely
    Not at all
    17

    important,

    very

    DK/NA
    1

    68. Would you say you attend religious services every week, almost every week, once or
    twice a month, a few times a year, or never?

    3/17-20/16

    Every
    week
    27

    Almost
    every week
    9

    Once or twice
    a month
    14

    A few times
    a year
    26

    Never
    23

    DK/NA
    1

    69. Do you or does someone in your household belong to a labor union? IF YES, ASK: Is
    that person you or someone else?

    3/17-20/16

    Yes, self
    6

    Yes, someone
    else in HH
    6

    Yes, self &


    other
    2

    No
    85

    DK/NA
    1

    23

    Generally speaking, do
    Independent, or what?
    7/13-16/02
    9/2-5/02
    10/3-5/02
    10/27-31/02
    11/20-24/02
    1/19-22/03
    2/10-12/03
    3/7-9/03
    4/11-13/03
    7/13-27/03
    9/28-10/1/03
    12/10-13/03
    12/14-15/03
    1/12-15/04
    3/10-14/04
    4/23-27/04
    6/23-27/04
    7/11-15/04
    9/12-16/04
    10/1-3/04
    10/14-17/04
    10/28-30/04
    11/18-21/04
    1/14-18/05
    2/24-28/05
    6/10-15/05
    9/9-13/05
    12/2-6/05
    1/20-25/06
    5/4-8/06
    7/21-25/06
    8/17-21/06
    9/15-19/06
    10/5-8/06
    10/27-31/06
    2/24-27/07
    3/7-11/07
    4/20-24/07
    5/18-23/07
    7/9-17/07
    7/20-22/07
    9/4-8/07
    12/5-9/07
    1/9-12/08
    2/20-24/08
    /28-4/2/08
    4/25-29/08
    5/1-3/08
    7/7-14/08
    8/15-20/08
    9/12-16/08
    9/21-24/08
    10/10-13/08
    10/19-22/08
    10/25-29/08
    1/11-15/09
    2/18-22/09
    4/1-5/09
    4/22-26/09
    6/12-16/09
    7/24-28/09
    9/19-23/09

    you

    Rep
    28
    29
    27
    31
    29
    29
    28
    29
    31
    27
    31
    27
    28
    28
    31
    29
    29
    29
    33
    29
    30
    30
    29
    31
    29
    28
    26
    28
    29
    25
    31
    30
    30
    30
    28
    25
    27
    24
    29
    28
    24
    31
    26
    28
    27
    26
    27
    29
    26
    29
    28
    28
    28
    26
    30
    21
    26
    23
    20
    24
    20
    22

    usually

    Dem
    34
    35
    38
    34
    32
    32
    34
    32
    30
    32
    35
    33
    31
    32
    30
    35
    35
    37
    31
    34
    34
    35
    36
    34
    36
    34
    36
    32
    34
    37
    33
    35
    32
    35
    35
    35
    35
    34
    37
    34
    32
    32
    35
    40
    38
    41
    37
    39
    37
    37
    39
    34
    36
    41
    37
    39
    36
    39
    38
    38
    34
    37

    consider

    Ind
    33
    26
    28
    28
    31
    33
    31
    30
    32
    34
    30
    35
    35
    33
    32
    29
    29
    30
    29
    28
    29
    30
    30
    28
    29
    31
    28
    33
    33
    34
    30
    27
    32
    30
    31
    33
    33
    36
    32
    34
    36
    33
    31
    27
    29
    27
    31
    27
    31
    26
    26
    32
    29
    28
    27
    31
    32
    30
    36
    31
    39
    33

    DK/NA
    5
    10
    7
    7
    8
    6
    6
    9
    6
    7
    4
    6
    6
    8
    7
    7
    7
    4
    7
    10
    7
    6
    5
    8
    6
    6
    9
    7
    4
    4
    5
    8
    5
    6
    7
    6
    6
    6
    3
    4
    9
    5
    8
    5
    6
    6
    5
    5
    6
    8
    7
    6
    7
    5
    5
    8
    5
    7
    6
    8
    7
    7

    yourself

    12/4-8/09
    2/5-10/10
    4/5-12/10
    4/28-5/2/10
    6/16-20/10
    9/10-14/10
    10/21-26/10
    1/15-19/11
    4/15-20/11
    6/24-28/11
    8/2-3/11
    9/10-15/11
    10/19-24/11
    1/12-17/12
    2/8-14/12
    3/7-11/12
    4/13-17/12
    7/11-16/12
    9/8-12/12
    10/25-28/12
    1/11-15/13
    4/24-28/13
    5/31-6/4/13
    9/6-8/13
    9/19-23/13
    12/5-8/13
    2/19-23/14
    6/20-22/14
    9/12-15/14
    12/4-7/14
    4/30-5/3/15
    5/28-31/15
    7/14-19/15
    9/9-13/15
    10/21-25/15
    11/6-10/15
    12/4-8/15
    1/7-10/16
    3/17-20/16

    Republican,

    Rep
    27
    28
    28
    25
    24
    25
    28
    27
    25
    26
    24
    26
    25
    25
    27
    26
    26
    25
    22
    27
    26
    25
    26
    26
    25
    25
    24
    24
    23
    23
    23
    25
    21
    26
    25
    24
    24
    25
    26

    Dem
    36
    30
    31
    34
    34
    35
    37
    34
    33
    33
    32
    33
    35
    35
    34
    30
    34
    32
    35
    36
    34
    31
    31
    34
    32
    32
    31
    33
    30
    32
    33
    30
    31
    32
    31
    29
    29
    29
    34

    Ind
    29
    37
    33
    31
    33
    33
    31
    32
    34
    34
    39
    32
    34
    36
    32
    35
    33
    37
    36
    30
    34
    36
    35
    31
    37
    34
    38
    35
    42
    35
    39
    36
    39
    32
    34
    38
    40
    35
    34

    Democrat,

    an

    DK/NA
    8
    5
    7
    10
    9
    7
    4
    6
    7
    6
    4
    8
    5
    4
    7
    9
    6
    6
    7
    7
    6
    8
    8
    9
    7
    9
    6
    8
    5
    10
    6
    10
    9
    10
    10
    8
    8
    11
    6

    For trend going back further than 2002, please contact nytpolls@nytimes.com.
    24

    Some people think of themselves as evangelical or born again Christians.


    think of yourself in either of these ways?
    3/17-20/16

    Yes
    29

    No
    69

    Do you ever

    DK/NA
    2

    What is your religious preference today?


    3/17-20/16

    Protestant
    50

    Catholic
    18

    Jewish
    2

    Muslim
    1

    Other
    7

    None
    18

    DK/NA
    4

    Are you now married, widowed, divorced, separated, or have you never been married?

    3/17-20/16

    Married
    53

    Widowed
    7

    Divorced
    11

    Separated
    2

    Never
    married
    27

    DK/NA
    -

    25

    How would you describe your views on most political matters? Generally, do you think of
    yourself as liberal, moderate, or conservative?

    7/13-16/02
    9/2-5/02
    10/3-5/02
    10/27-31/0
    11/20-24/0
    1/19-22/03
    2/10-12/03
    3/7-9/03
    4/11-13/03
    7/13-27/03
    9/28-10/1/03
    12/10-13/03
    12/14-15/03
    1/12-15/04
    3/10-14/04
    4/23-27/04
    6/23-27/04
    7/11-15/04
    9/12-16/04
    10/1-3/04
    10/14-17/04
    10/28-30/04
    11/18-21/04
    1/14-18/05
    2/24-28/05
    6/10-15/05
    9/9-13/05
    12/2-6/05
    1/20-25/06
    5/4-8/06
    7/21-25/06
    8/17-21/06
    9/15-19/06
    10/5-8/06
    10/27-31/0
    2/24-27/07
    3/7-11/07
    4/20-24/07
    5/18-23/07
    7/9-17/07
    7/20-22/07
    9/4-8/07
    12/5-9/07
    1/9-12/08
    2/20-24/08
    3/28-4/2/08
    4/25-29/08
    5/1-3/08
    7/7-14/08
    8/15-20/08
    9/12-16/08
    9/21-24/08
    10/10-13/08
    10/19-22/08
    10/25-29/08
    1/11-15/09
    2/18-22/09
    4/1-5/09
    4/22-26/09
    6/12-16/09
    7/24-28/09
    9/19-23/09
    12/4-8/09

    Lib
    21
    20
    18
    20
    20
    19
    21
    18
    19
    22
    19
    20
    19
    20
    21
    22
    21
    22
    20
    24
    19
    17
    22
    20
    23
    20
    18
    18
    21
    25
    21
    24
    17
    23
    20
    20
    20
    21
    20
    19
    15
    22
    22
    25
    23
    21
    22
    15
    22
    24
    24
    22
    18
    21
    22
    21
    20
    23
    22
    27
    22
    21
    21

    Mod
    44
    39
    45
    38
    44
    45
    41
    45
    45
    40
    42
    45
    39
    43
    40
    42
    42
    41
    40
    36
    42
    42
    41
    41
    38
    43
    43
    45
    45
    37
    39
    38
    43
    39
    45
    42
    40
    42
    43
    44
    48
    42
    43
    39
    41
    39
    41
    49
    41
    36
    39
    38
    49
    39
    38
    43
    38
    39
    42
    37
    41
    39
    36

    Con
    32
    36
    34
    37
    30
    32
    35
    35
    33
    34
    34
    31
    37
    31
    34
    30
    32
    34
    36
    35
    33
    35
    33
    33
    35
    33
    34
    32
    30
    34
    36
    33
    35
    34
    30
    33
    36
    33
    32
    33
    31
    32
    31
    32
    29
    34
    33
    32
    32
    35
    33
    36
    29
    33
    33
    30
    36
    31
    29
    29
    30
    36
    38

    DK/NA
    4
    3
    5
    6
    3
    3
    3
    3
    5
    5
    4
    5
    5
    5
    6
    5
    3
    4
    6
    6
    5
    4
    6
    5
    4
    5
    5
    4
    4
    4
    5
    4
    3
    5
    6
    4
    5
    5
    4
    5
    4
    4
    4
    6
    5
    4
    4
    5
    5
    4
    4
    4
    7
    7
    6
    6
    7
    7
    7
    7
    4
    5

    4/28-5/2/10
    6/16-20/10
    9/10-14/10
    10/21-26/1
    1/15-19/11
    4/15-20/11
    6/24-28/11
    8/2-3/11
    10/19-24/11
    1/12-17/12
    2/8-14/12
    3/7-11/12
    4/13-17/12
    7/11-16/12
    9/8-12/12
    10/25-28/12
    1/11-15/13
    4/24-28/13
    5/31-6/4/13
    9/6-8/13
    9/19-23/13
    12/5-8/13
    2/19-23/14
    6/20-22/14
    9/12-15/14
    12/4-7/14
    4/30-5/3/15
    5/28-31/15
    7/14-19/15
    9/9-13/15
    10/21-25/15
    11/6-10/15
    12/4-8/15
    1/7-10/16
    3/17-20/16

    Lib
    21
    18
    19
    19
    20
    26
    22
    22
    22
    22
    22
    20
    23
    20
    23
    21
    21
    22
    21
    21
    23
    23
    23
    22
    23
    24
    25
    20
    25
    24
    26
    22
    24
    21
    23

    Mod
    34
    42
    40
    37
    41
    32
    37
    43
    38
    38
    41
    39
    36
    35
    33
    39
    39
    31
    37
    42
    38
    36
    38
    39
    40
    37
    37
    38
    35
    36
    34
    37
    35
    34
    38

    Con
    38
    35
    36
    38
    35
    36
    34
    32
    35
    34
    32
    35
    38
    38
    37
    34
    34
    41
    37
    31
    34
    36
    36
    33
    33
    32
    33
    37
    33
    34
    34
    36
    36
    39
    36

    DK/NA
    6
    5
    5
    5
    4
    6
    7
    2
    4
    6
    4
    7
    4
    7
    7
    6
    5
    6
    5
    6
    5
    5
    3
    6
    4
    7
    5
    4
    7
    6
    6
    4
    5
    5
    4

    For trend going back further than 2002, please contact nytpolls@nytimes.com.

    26

    How old are you?


    3/17-20/16

    18-29
    22

    30-44
    25

    45-64
    34

    Over 64
    19

    DK/NA
    -

    What was the last grade in school you completed?

    3/17-20/16

    Not a
    H.S. grad
    12

    H.S grad
    30

    Some
    college
    29

    College
    grad
    19

    Post Grad
    11

    Refused
    -

    Are you of Hispanic origin or descent, or not?


    3/17-20/16

    Hispanic
    15

    Not Hispanic
    85

    DK/NA
    -

    Are you white, black, Asian or some other race?


    3/17-20/16

    White
    74

    Black
    12

    Asian
    3

    Other
    8

    Refused
    2

    Was your total family income in 2015 UNDER or OVER $50,000? IF UNDER, ASK: Was it under
    $15,000, between $15,000 and $30,000, or between $30,000 and $50,000? IF OVER, ASK: Was
    it between $50,000 and $75,000 or between $75,000 and $100,000 or was it over $100,000?

    3/17-20/16

    3/17-20/16

    Under
    $15,000
    11

    $15,000$29,999
    18
    Male
    49

    $30,000$49,999
    15

    $50,000$74,999
    19

    $75,000$100,000
    12

    Over
    $100,000
    18

    Refused
    7

    Female
    51

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