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Sample: 302 registered voters with voting history, randomly selected from voter registrationfile.VARIABLES DERIVED FROM SAMPLE FILE:A. MSAB. Media MarketC. FIPSD. Zip CodeE. Voting HistoryF. Party AffiliationINCLUDE ALL VARIABLES FROM SAMPLE FILE ON COMPLETED DATA FILERECORD: DATE OF INTERVIEWTIME OF INTERVIEWTELEPHONE NUMBER DIALED[ASK FOR LISTED INDIVIDUAL]Hello, this is (interviewer name), and I'm calling from the New York Survey Research Center.We·re calling to learn your opinions regarding some important issues of the day. This is nota sales call; we won·t ask you to buy or do anything, and we are not calling on behalf of acandidate or political party. My questions should take only about 5 minutes.1. We are looking to speak today with people who are registered to vote in the state of New York. Are you currently registered to vote in New York?100% YES (CONTINUE)0% NO (ASK IF THERE IS ANYONE ELSE AT HOME WHO IS REGISTERED TO VOTE)0% DON·T KNOW/NO RESPONSE (THANK AND TERMINATE)2. Are you, or is anyone in your household, employed with an advertising agency,newspaper, television or radio station, or political campaign?0% YES (THANK AND TERMINATE)100% NO (CONTINUE)0% DON·T KNOW/NO RESPONSE (THANK AND TERMINATE)
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3. How are things going in the state of New York today: would you say New York isgenerally headed in the right direction, or have things gotten off on the wrong track?30% RIGHT DIRECTION55% WRONG TRACK16% DON·T KNOW/NO RESPONSE4. Have you seen or heard anything in the news recently about the issue of same-sexmarriage in New York state?91% YES8% NO1% DON·T KNOW/NO RESPONSE5. The New York state legislature is considering a proposal to change the definition of marriage so that same-sex couples can marry in New York. Regardless of your personalopinion about marriage, is this an issue that should be decided by legislators in Albany,or is this an issue that should be decided directly by the voters of New York?26% LEGISLATORS IN ALBANY 59% BY THE VOTERS16% DON·T KNOW/NO RESPONSE6. Do you agree or disagree that marriage should only be between a man and a woman?57% AGREE32% DISAGREE11% DON·T KNOW/NO RESPONSENow, just a few final questions for statistical purposes only.7. May I know your age, please? [RECORD ACTUAL AGE]7% 18-3915% 40-4931% 50 ² 5938% 60+9% NO RESPONSE8. What is the highest level of education you have completed?* SOME GRADE SCHOOL (1-8)3% SOME HIGH SCHOOL (9-11)
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18% GRADUATED HIGH SCHOOL (12)2% TECHNICAL/VOCATIONAL (12)17% SOME COLLEGE (13-15)32% GRADUATED COLLEGE (16)26% GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL (16 OR MORE)1% DON·T KNOW/NO RESPONSE9. Are you currently married or are you single? [IF SINGLE] Have you ever been married?67% MARRIED17% SINGLE, PREVIOUSLY MARRIED15% SINGLE, NOT PREVIOUSLY MARRIED1% NO RESPONSE10. Do you have children under the age of 18 living at home?18% YES81% NO1% DON·T KNOW/REFUSED [DO NOT READ]11. Which of the following best describes your religious preference: are you « [READOPTIONS]35% CATHOLIC;32% A CHRISTIAN OTHER THAN CATHOLIC;17% OF ANOTHER FAITH, OR13% NOT A MEMBER OF A RELIGIOUS FAITH?2% DON·T KNOW/REFUSED [DO NOT READ]12. And in a typical month, how often do you attend Church or a religious service?[RECORD ACTUAL RESPONSE]37% 020% 1 ² 332% 411% 5+13. Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a Republican, a Democrat, anIndependent, or as something other than these?IF REPUBLICAN OR DEMOCRAT, ASK: Would you call yourself a strong or a not verystrong (Republican/ Democrat)?
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