UTEX0022c CODEBOOK.txt 10/21/2014...matched to a sampling frame on gender, age, race, education,...

UTEX0022c_CODEBOOK.txt 10/21/2014

==============================================================================Project Code: UTEX0022cProject Name: Texas Tribune October 2014Prepared for: Jim HensonInterviews: 1200Field Period: October 10-20, 2014Project Manager: Sam Luks - 650.462.8009==============================================================================

YouGov interviewed 1387 respondents who were then matched down to asample of 1200 to produce the final dataset. The respondents werematched to a sampling frame on gender, age, race, education, partyidentification, ideology, and political interest. The frame wasconstructed by stratified sampling from the full 2012 AmericanCommunity Survey (ACS) sample with selection within strata by weightedsampling with replacements (using the person weights on the public usefile). Data on voter registration status and turnout were matchedto this frame using the November 2012 Current Population Survey.Data on interest in politics and party identification were thenmatched to this frame from the 2007 Pew Religious Life Survey.

The matched cases were weighted to a sampling frame of Texas registeredvoters using propensity scores. The matched cases and the frame werecombined and a logistic regression was estimated for inclusion in theframe. The propensity score function included age, gender, race/ethnicity,years of education, and ideology. The propensity scores were groupedinto deciles of the estimated propensity score in the frame andpost-stratified according to these deciles.

Variable List==============================================================================Name Description---- -----------caseid Case IDweight Case weightzipcode Zip coderace Racehispanic Hispaniclangpref Language preferenceQ1 Texas voteregQ1_sp Texas voteregbirthyr Birth yeargender Gendereduc EducationQ2 Polticial interestQ3 Texas vote freqQ3A Vote likelihoodQ4 Most important problem facing countryQ5 Most important problem facing TexasQ6 Job approval - ObamaQ7 Job approval - CongressQ8 Job approval - PerryQ9 Country heading in right directionQ10 National economy compared to 1 year agoQ11 Texas heading in right directionQ12 Family economically better off compared to 1 year agoQ13 Texas economy compared to 1 year agoQ14 2014 general election for U.S. Senator from Texas vote choiceQ14A 2014 general election for U.S. Senator from Texas vote choice

- ForcedQ15 2014 general election for Governor vote choiceQ15A 2014 general election for Governor vote choice - ForcedQ16 2014 general election for Lieutenant Governor vote choiceQ16A 2014 general election for Lieutenant Governor vote choice -

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ForcedQ17 2014 general election for Attorney General vote choiceQ17A 2014 general election for Attorney General vote choice -ForcedQ18 2014 general election for Comptroller vote choiceQ18A 2014 general election for Comptroller vote choice - ForcedQ19 2014 general election for Land Commissioner vote choiceQ19A 2014 general election for Land Commissioner vote choice -

ForcedQ20 2014 general election for the Commissioner of Agriculturevote

choiceQ20A 2014 general election for the Commissioner of Agriculturevote

choice - ForcedQ21 2014 general election for the Railroad Commission vote choiceQ21A 2014 general election for the Railroad Commission vote choice

- ForcedQ22 2014 election for the Representative in the United States

House of Representatives vote choiceQ23 2014 election for the Texas Legislature vote choiceQ24 Transportation amendment supportQ25 Vote for Tea Party candidateQ26 Influence of Tea PartyQ27 Vote choice if the 2016 primary elections for President were

held todayQ28 Vote choice if the 2016 Republican primary election for

president were held todayQ29 Vote choice if the 2016 Democratic primary election for

president were held todayQ30 Opinion - Ted Cruz.Q31 Opinion - Rick Perry.Q32 Opinion - Greg Abbott.Q33 Opinion - Wendy Davis.Q34 Opinion - Leticia Van de Putte.Q35 Opinion - Dan Patrick.Q36 Most important issue in gubernatorial vote choice this yearQ37 Amount heard about Governor Rick Perry's recent indictmentQ38 Perry guilty/not guiltyQ39 Agree with statement - This country would be better off if we

just stayed home and did not concern ourselves with problemsin other parts of the world.

Q40 Support/oppose - Deployment of National Guard troops to theTexas border to assist with the increased flow of immigrantsfrom Central America

Q41 Agree with statement - Do you agree or disagree with thefollowing statement: Undocumented immigrants currently livingin the United States should be deported immediately.

Q42 Opinion - Texas's voter identification lawQ43 Effect of voter identification laws on turnoutQ44 Tuition rates for illegal immigrants who graduated from Texas

high schoolsQ45A Opinion - Gay marriage or civil unionsQ45B Opinion - Gay marriageQ46A Abortion circumstance - The woman's own health is seriously

endangered.Q46B Abortion circumstance - She became pregnant as a result of

rape.Q46C Abortion circumstance - She became pregnant as a result of

incest.Q46D Abortion circumstance - There is a strong chance of a serious

defect in the baby.Q46E Abortion circumstance - The family has very low income and

cannot afford any more children.

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Q46F Abortion circumstance - She is not married and does not wantto marry the man.

Q46G Abortion circumstance - She is married and does not want anymore children.

INFO1 Majority political party in the U.S. House of RepresentativesINFO2 Majority needed to override a presidential vetoINFO3 Current Speaker of Texas HouseINFO4 Texas rank in K-12 education fundinglibcon Ideologypid3 3 point party IDlocate Community sizemetro Metropolitan areachild Childrenschoolm_1 Yes, I have a child/children under 18 enrolled in public

school in Texas.schoolm_2 Yes, I have a child/children under 18 enrolled in private

school in Texas.schoolm_3 Yes, I have a child/children under 18 who are being home

schooled in Texas.schoolm_4 No, I do not have any children under 18 in school in Texas.faminc Family incomeAB Abortion stanceONEDU Ever taken online courserelig Religionevang Evangelicalliteral Bible literalimport Religion importantattend Religious attendancerace2 Hispanic-Latino grandparentnative1 Born in USAnative2 Parents place of birthMOVE Move to Texas from another stateSTATEFROM State moved from most recentlyhome Own or rent own homemarital Marital statuspid7 7 point Party ID

==============================================================================Verbatims

==============================================================================race_t Race, other

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Variable Map and Codebook==============================================================================Name: caseidDescription: Case ID

==============================================================================Name: weightDescription: Case weight

==============================================================================Name: zipcodeDescription: Zip code

Count Code Label----- ---- -----

0 -9 Not Asked0 -8 Skipped

==============================================================================Name: raceDescription: Race


762 1 White / Blanco160 2 Black215 3 Hispanic14 4 Asian5 5 Native American / Americano indígena ó nativo

30 6 Mixed13 7 Other1 8 Middle Eastern / Del oriente medio0 98 Skipped0 99 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: hispanicDescription: Hispanic


55 1 Yes930 2 No

0 8 Skipped215 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: langprefDescription: Language preference

Count Code Label----- ---- -----1187 1 English / Inglés

13 2 Spanish / Español0 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q1Description: Texas votereg

4


Count Code Label----- ---- -----1200 1 Yes, registered

0 2 No, not registered0 3 Don't know0 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q1_spDescription: Texas votereg


13 1 Sí, estoy registrado/a0 2 No, no estoy registrado/a0 3 No sabe0 8 Skipped

1187 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: birthyrDescription: Birth year



==============================================================================Name: genderDescription: Gender


558 1 Male642 2 Female


==============================================================================Name: educDescription: Education


44 1 No HS370 2 High school graduate324 3 Some college119 4 2-year242 5 4-year101 6 Post-grad


==============================================================================Name: Q2Description: Polticial interest


561 1 Extremely interested494 2 Somewhat interested100 3 Not very interested

5


37 4 Not at all interested4 5 Don't know4 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q3Description: Texas vote freq


432 1 Every election460 2 Almost every election112 3 About half114 4 One or two67 5 None13 6 Don't know2 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q3ADescription: Vote likelihood



==============================================================================Name: Q4Description: Most important problem facing country


166 1 The economy94 2 Federal spending/national debt

132 3 Political corruption/leadership67 4 Unemployment/jobs63 5 Health care45 6 Partisan gridlock57 7 Income inequality57 8 Moral decline39 9 Education17 10 Social welfare programs78 11 Immigration20 12 Taxes

102 13 National security/terrorism4 14 Energy

15 15 Gay marriage13 16 Environment6 17 The media2 18 Housing

78 19 Border security14 20 Gun control/gun violence8 21 Government data collection

15 22 Crime and drugs10 23 Gas prices12 24 Abortion4 25 Afghanistan/Pakistan

35 26 Middle East instability0 27 Foreign trade9 28 Voting system1 29 Russia/Ukraine

6


17 30 Police brutality/police militarization11 31 Race relations5 32 Gender inequality4 98 Skipped0 99 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q5Description: Most important problem facing Texas


205 1 Immigration267 2 Border security50 3 Unemployment/jobs

121 4 Political corruption/leadership82 5 Education71 6 The economy65 7 Health care33 8 Water supply29 9 Crime and drugs30 10 Moral decline27 11 Social welfare programs18 12 Redistricting19 13 State budget cuts15 14 Gas prices17 15 State government spending8 16 Taxes9 17 Gay marriage3 18 Energy

13 19 Environment19 20 Transportation/roads/traffic18 21 Abortion6 22 Housing

10 23 Insurance rates14 24 Voting system9 25 Electoral fraud

12 26 Gun control/gun violence7 27 The media2 28 State courts9 29 Utility rates4 30 Property rights8 98 Skipped0 99 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q6Description: Job approval - Obama


178 1 Approve strongly269 2 Approve somewhat90 3 Neither approve nor disapprove

109 4 Disapprove somewhat546 5 Disapprove strongly

8 6 Don't know0 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q7Description: Job approval - Congress

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20 1 Approve strongly140 2 Approve somewhat163 3 Neither approve nor disapprove344 4 Disapprove somewhat500 5 Disapprove strongly28 6 Don't know5 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q8Description: Job approval - Perry


237 1 Approve strongly289 2 Approve somewhat155 3 Neither approve nor disapprove142 4 Disapprove somewhat346 5 Disapprove strongly29 6 Don't know2 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q9Description: Country heading in right direction


316 1 Right direction757 2 Wrong track127 3 Don't know


==============================================================================Name: Q10Description: National economy compared to 1 year ago


72 1 A lot better off312 2 Somewhat better off356 3 About the same272 4 Somewhat worse off164 5 A lot worse off23 6 Don't know1 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q11Description: Texas heading in right direction


550 1 Right direction429 2 Wrong track218 3 Don't know


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==============================================================================Name: Q12Description: Family economically better off compared to 1 year ago



==============================================================================Name: Q13Description: Texas economy compared to 1 year ago



==============================================================================Name: Q14Description: 2014 general election for U.S. Senator from Texas vote choice


470 1 John Cornyn333 2 David M. Alameel63 3 Rebecca Paddock48 4 Emily "Spicybrown" Sanchez

282 5 Haven't thought about it enough to have an opinion4 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q14ADescription: 2014 general election for U.S. Senator from Texas vote choice -Forced


117 1 John Cornyn59 2 David M. Alameel62 3 Rebecca Paddock42 4 Emily "Spicybrown" Sanchez0 5 blank2 8 Skipped

918 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q15Description: 2014 general election for Governor vote choice

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484 1 Wendy Davis516 2 Greg Abbott49 3 Kathie Glass24 4 Brandon Parmer


==============================================================================Name: Q15ADescription: 2014 general election for Governor vote choice - Forced


36 1 Greg Abbott53 2 Wendy R. Davis22 3 Kathie Glass12 4 Brandon Parmer0 5 blank1 8 Skipped

1076 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q16Description: 2014 general election for Lieutenant Governor vote choice


365 1 Leticia Van de Putte457 2 Dan Patrick83 3 Robert D. Butler34 4 Chandrakantha Courtney


==============================================================================Name: Q16ADescription: 2014 general election for Lieutenant Governor vote choice -Forced


103 1 Dan Patrick83 2 Leticia Van de Putte42 3 Robert D. Butler30 4 Chandrakantha Courtney0 5 blank2 8 Skipped

940 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q17Description: 2014 general election for Attorney General vote choice


372 1 Sam Houston454 2 Ken Paxton74 3 Jamie Balagia36 4 Jamar Osborne

261 5 Haven't thought about it enough to have an opinion

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==============================================================================Name: Q17ADescription: 2014 general election for Attorney General vote choice - Forced


107 1 Sam Houston79 2 Ken Paxton45 3 Jamie Balagia25 4 Jamar Osborne0 5 blank6 8 Skipped

938 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q18Description: 2014 general election for Comptroller vote choice


368 1 Mike Collier402 2 Glenn Hegar94 3 Ben Sanders44 4 Deb Shafto


==============================================================================Name: Q18ADescription: 2014 general election for Comptroller vote choice - Forced


95 1 Mike Collier79 2 Glenn Hegar74 3 Ben Sanders39 4 Deb Shafto0 5 blank6 8 Skipped

907 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q19Description: 2014 general election for Land Commissioner vote choice


365 1 John Cook444 2 George P. Bush99 3 Justin Knight76 4 Valerie Alessi


==============================================================================Name: Q19ADescription: 2014 general election for Land Commissioner vote choice - Forced

Count Code Label

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----- ---- -----56 1 John Cook83 2 George P. Bush32 3 Justin Knight36 4 Valerie Alessi0 5 blank6 8 Skipped

987 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q20Description: 2014 general election for the Commissioner of Agriculture votechoice


366 1 Jim Hogan394 2 Sid Miller86 3 David (Rocky) Palmquist92 4 Kenneth Kendrick


==============================================================================Name: Q20ADescription: 2014 general election for the Commissioner of Agriculture votechoice - Forced


86 1 Jim Hogan76 2 Sid Miller42 3 David (Rocky) Palmquist43 4 Kenneth Kendrick0 5 blank


==============================================================================Name: Q21Description: 2014 general election for the Railroad Commission vote choice


416 1 Ryan Sitton370 2 Steve Brown87 3 Mark A. Miller89 4 Martina Salinas


==============================================================================Name: Q21ADescription: 2014 general election for the Railroad Commission vote choice -Forced


54 1 Ryan Sitton72 2 Steve Brown45 3 Mark A. Miller52 4 Martina Salinas

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0 5 blank9 8 Skipped

968 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q22Description: 2014 election for the Representative in the United States Houseof Representatives vote choice


276 1 Democratic candidate269 2 Republican candidate65 3 Haven't thought about it enough to have an opinion1 8 Skipped

589 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q23Description: 2014 election for the Texas Legislature vote choice


244 1 Democratic candidate270 2 Republican candidate72 3 Haven't thought about it enough to have an opinion1 8 Skipped

613 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q24Description: Transportation amendment support


757 1 Vote for the amendment174 2 Vote against the amendment265 3 Don't know


==============================================================================Name: Q25Description: Vote for Tea Party candidate


255 1 Republican candidate512 2 Democratic candidate230 3 Tea Party candidate202 4 Don't know


==============================================================================Name: Q26Description: Influence of Tea Party


403 1 Too much influence323 2 Too little influence235 3 The right amount of influence236 4 Don't know

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==============================================================================Name: Q27Description: Vote choice if the 2016 primary elections for President wereheld today


517 1 Republican primary456 2 Democratic primary100 3 Wouldn't vote in a primary122 4 Don't know


==============================================================================Name: Q28Description: Vote choice if the 2016 Republican primary election forpresident were held today


137 1 Ted Cruz73 2 Rick Perry38 3 Rand Paul21 4 Paul Ryan38 5 Jeb Bush12 6 Bobby Jindal15 7 Scott Walker19 8 Marco Rubio17 9 Chris Christie3 10 Rick Santorum

36 11 Mike Huckabee2 12 John Kasich

51 13 Ben Carson56 14 Haven't thought enough about it to have an opinion0 98 Skipped

682 99 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q29Description: Vote choice if the 2016 Democratic primary election forpresident were held today


274 1 Hillary Clinton43 2 Joe Biden64 3 Elizabeth Warren2 4 Martin O'Malley9 5 Andrew Cuomo3 6 Brian Schweitzer2 7 Jim Webb

59 8 Haven't thought enough about it to have an opinion0 98 Skipped

744 99 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q30Description: Opinion - Ted Cruz.

Count Code Label

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----- ---- -----293 1 Very favorable208 2 Somewhat favorable142 3 Neither favorable nor unfavorable94 4 Somewhat unfavorable

351 5 Very unfavorable108 6 Don't know/No Opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q31Description: Opinion - Rick Perry.


256 1 Very favorable260 2 Somewhat favorable117 3 Neither favorable nor unfavorable138 4 Somewhat unfavorable375 5 Very unfavorable52 6 Don't know/No Opinion2 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q32Description: Opinion - Greg Abbott.


243 1 Very favorable277 2 Somewhat favorable151 3 Neither favorable nor unfavorable139 4 Somewhat unfavorable289 5 Very unfavorable99 6 Don't know/No Opinion2 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q33Description: Opinion - Wendy Davis.


270 1 Very favorable229 2 Somewhat favorable107 3 Neither favorable nor unfavorable85 4 Somewhat unfavorable

414 5 Very unfavorable90 6 Don't know/No Opinion5 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q34Description: Opinion - Leticia Van de Putte.


151 1 Very favorable179 2 Somewhat favorable244 3 Neither favorable nor unfavorable

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84 4 Somewhat unfavorable127 5 Very unfavorable409 6 Don't know/No Opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q35Description: Opinion - Dan Patrick.



188 5 Very unfavorable264 6 Don't know/No Opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q36Description: Most important issue in gubernatorial vote choice this year


124 1 Education133 2 Immigration229 3 Border security62 4 Size and scope of government93 5 Taxes and spending98 6 Ethics in government39 7 Infrastructure (e.g. Water and Transportation)73 8 Abortion/women's health30 9 Voter identification

122 10 Affordable Care Act/"Obamacare"62 11 Income inequality

132 12 Jobs/employment3 98 Skipped0 99 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q37Description: Amount heard about Governor Rick Perry's recent indictment


423 1 A lot531 2 Some167 3 Not very much49 4 Nothing at all28 5 Don't know/Refused0 8 Skipped2 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q38Description: Perry guilty/not guilty


368 1 Guilty436 2 Innocent

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247 3 Too soon to tell68 4 Don't know/Refused3 8 Skipped

78 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q39Description: Agree with statement - This country would be better off if wejust stayed home and did not concern ourselves with problems in other parts ofthe world.


133 1 Strongly agree388 2 Somewhat agree349 3 Somewhat disagree261 4 Strongly disagree67 5 Don't know2 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q40Description: Support/oppose - Deployment of National Guard troops to theTexas border to assist with the increased flow of immigrants from CentralAmerica


509 1 Strongly support329 2 Somewhat support119 3 Somewhat oppose159 4 Strongly oppose79 5 Don't know/ No Opinion5 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q41Description: Agree with statement - Do you agree or disagree with thefollowing statement: Undocumented immigrants currently living in the UnitedStates should be deported immediately.


407 1 Strongly agree301 2 Somewhat agree192 3 Somewhat disagree220 4 Strongly disagree75 5 Don't know5 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q42Description: Opinion - Texas's voter identification law



215 5 Very unfavorable

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38 6 Don't know/No opinion4 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q43Description: Effect of voter identification laws on turnout


103 1 Increases turnout467 2 Decreases turnout504 3 Have no effect on turnout125 4 Don't know/ No opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q44Description: Tuition rates for illegal immigrants who graduated from Texashigh schools


382 1 In-state tuition614 2 Out-of-state-tuition202 3 Don't know/no opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q45ADescription: Opinion - Gay marriage or civil unions


244 1 Gays and lesbians should have the right to marry158 2 Gays and lesbians should have the right to civil unions but147 3 Gays and lesbians should not have the right to civil unions49 4 Don't know2 8 Skipped

600 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q45BDescription: Opinion - Gay marriage


262 1 Gays and lesbians should have the right to marry267 2 Gays and lesbians should not have the right to marry71 3 Don't know0 8 Skipped

600 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q46ADescription: Abortion circumstance - The woman's own health is seriouslyendangered.


970 1 Should be possible126 2 Should not be possible

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==============================================================================Name: Q46BDescription: Abortion circumstance - She became pregnant as a result of rape.


926 1 Should be possible181 2 Should not be possible86 3 Don't know7 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: Q46CDescription: Abortion circumstance - She became pregnant as a result ofincest.


906 1 Should be possible181 2 Should not be possible105 3 Don't know


==============================================================================Name: Q46DDescription: Abortion circumstance - There is a strong chance of a seriousdefect in the baby.




==============================================================================Name: Q46EDescription: Abortion circumstance - The family has very low income andcannot afford any more children.




==============================================================================Name: Q46FDescription: Abortion circumstance - She is not married and does not want tomarry the man.


452 1 Should be possible621 2 Should not be possible

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==============================================================================Name: Q46GDescription: Abortion circumstance - She is married and does not want anymore children.




==============================================================================Name: INFO1Description: Majority political party in the U.S. House of Representatives


815 1 Republican Party209 2 Democratic Party27 3 Neither


==============================================================================Name: INFO2Description: Majority needed to override a presidential veto


81 1 More than one-half792 2 More than two-thirds149 3 More than three-fourths126 4 Don't know52 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: INFO3Description: Current Speaker of Texas House


149 1 Greg Abbott328 2 Joe Straus61 3 Susan Combs31 4 Victor Carrillo


==============================================================================Name: INFO4Description: Texas rank in K-12 education funding


114 1 Top 10

20


175 2 11 to 20295 3 21 to 30247 4 31 to 40301 5 41 to 5068 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: libconDescription: Ideology


59 1 Extremely liberal1122 2 2117 3 3349 4 In the middle4178 5 5205 6 6168 7 Extremely conservative7


==============================================================================Name: pid3Description: 3 point party ID


437 1 Democrat356 2 Republican305 3 Independent65 4 Other37 5 Not sure0 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: locateDescription: Community size


373 1 Urban586 2 Suburban238 3 Rural


==============================================================================Name: metroDescription: Metropolitan area


296 1 Yes, I live in the Houston area.333 2 Yes, I live the Dallas-Fort Worth area122 3 Yes, I live in the San Antonio area105 4 Yes, I live in the Austin area344 5 No, I live in another part of Texas.


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Name: childDescription: Children


178 1 One139 2 Two68 3 Three31 4 Four or more

782 5 None2 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: schoolm_1Description: Yes, I have a child/children under 18 enrolled in public schoolin Texas.


253 1 Yes947 2 No


==============================================================================Name: schoolm_2Description: Yes, I have a child/children under 18 enrolled in private schoolin Texas.


31 1 Yes1169 2 No


==============================================================================Name: schoolm_3Description: Yes, I have a child/children under 18 who are being homeschooled in Texas.


19 1 Yes1181 2 No


==============================================================================Name: schoolm_4Description: No, I do not have any children under 18 in school in Texas.


904 1 Yes296 2 No


==============================================================================Name: famincDescription: Family income

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34 1 Less than $10,00077 2 $10,000 - $19,999

138 3 $20,000 - $29,999155 4 $30,000 - $39,999103 5 $40,000 - $49,999110 6 $50,000 - $59,99966 7 $60,000 - $69,99976 8 $70,000 - $79,99974 9 $80,000 - $99,99979 10 $100,000 - $119,99970 11 $120,000 - $149,99953 31 $150,000 or more

162 97 Prefer not to say3 98 Skipped0 99 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: ABDescription: Abortion stance


507 1 Pro-life485 2 Pro-choice145 3 Neither63 4 Don't know0 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: ONEDUDescription: Ever taken online course


349 1 Yes851 2 No


==============================================================================Name: religDescription: Religion


85 1 Agnostic19 2 Assembly of God61 3 Atheist

214 4 Baptist8 5 Buddhist

233 6 Catholic3 7 Christian Scientist

52 8 Church of Christ3 9 Church of God6 10 Disciples of Christ

18 11 Episcopal/Anglican3 12 Hindu3 13 Jehovah's Witnesses

13 14 Jewish31 15 Lutheran73 16 Methodist

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9 17 Mormon11 18 Muslim/Islam

110 19 Nondenominational Christian4 20 Orthodox/Eastern Orthodox

21 21 Pentecostal22 22 Presbyterian31 23 Protestant (non-specific)0 24 Reformed4 25 Unitarian/Universalist4 26 United Church of Christ

93 27 Spiritual but not religious34 28 Other29 29 Don't know3 98 Skipped0 99 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: evangDescription: Evangelical


424 1 Yes464 2 No


==============================================================================Name: literalDescription: Bible literal


393 1 The Bible is the actual word of God and is to be takenliter453 2 The Bible is the word of God but not everything in itshould270 3 The Bible is a book written by men and is not the word ofGo83 4 Don't know.1 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: importDescription: Religion important


562 1 Extremely important337 2 Somewhat important131 3 Not very important168 4 Not at all important


==============================================================================Name: attendDescription: Religious attendance


184 1 More than once a week245 2 Once a week

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136 3 A few times a month293 4 Once or twice a year336 5 Never


==============================================================================Name: race2Description: Hispanic-Latino grandparent


63 1 Yes905 2 No12 3 Don't know1 8 Skipped

219 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: native1Description: Born in USA


198 1 Born in the United States or Puerto Rico21 2 Born in another country0 3 Don't know0 8 Skipped

981 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: native2Description: Parents place of birth


113 1 Both of my parents were born in the United States or Puerto45 2 One of my parents was born in another country39 3 Both of my parents were both in another country1 8 Skipped

1002 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: MOVEDescription: Move to Texas from another state


515 1 Yes683 2 No


==============================================================================Name: STATEFROMDescription: State moved from most recently


8 1 Alabama2 2 Alaska9 4 Arizona8 5 Arkansas

74 6 California

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14 8 Colorado2 9 Connecticut0 10 Delaware3 11 District of Columbia

17 12 Florida18 13 Georgia1 15 Hawaii2 16 Idaho

27 17 Illinois7 18 Indiana8 19 Iowa8 20 Kansas4 21 Kentucky

39 22 Louisiana1 23 Maine9 24 Maryland5 25 Massachusetts

16 26 Michigan8 27 Minnesota7 28 Mississippi

19 29 Missouri2 30 Montana5 31 Nebraska5 32 Nevada1 33 New Hampshire

16 34 New Jersey17 35 New Mexico19 36 New York8 37 North Carolina0 38 North Dakota

14 39 Ohio12 40 Oklahoma0 41 Oregon

17 42 Pennsylvania2 44 Rhode Island1 45 South Carolina1 46 South Dakota

12 47 Tennessee15 48 Texas5 49 Utah0 50 Vermont5 51 Virginia

13 53 Washington2 54 West Virginia8 55 Wisconsin1 56 Wyoming0 60 American Samoa0 64 Federated States of Micronesia0 66 Guam0 68 Marshall Islands0 69 Northern Mariana Islands0 70 Palau3 72 Puerto Rico0 74 U.S. Minor Outlying Islands0 78 Virgin Islands0 81 Alberta2 82 British Columbia0 83 Manitoba0 84 New Brunswick0 85 Newfoundland0 86 Northwest Territories0 87 Nova Scotia0 88 Nunavut1 89 Ontario

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0 90 Prince Edward Island0 91 Quebec1 92 Saskatchewan0 93 Yukon Territory8 99 Not in the U.S. or Canada3 998 Skipped

685 999 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: homeDescription: Own or rent own home


844 1 Own352 2 Rent


==============================================================================Name: maritalDescription: Marital status


656 1 Married23 2 Separated

127 3 Divorced63 4 Widowed

268 5 Single58 6 Domestic Partnership5 8 Skipped0 9 Not Asked

==============================================================================Name: pid7Description: 7 point Party ID


278 1 Strong Democrat150 2 Not very strong Democrat87 3 Lean Democrat

114 4 Independent173 5 Lean Republican106 6 Not very strong Republican245 7 Strong Republican28 8 Not sure19 98 Skipped

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