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1 McLAUGHLIN & ASSOCIATES NATIONAL SURVEY OF REPUBLICANS TABLE OF CONTENTS FEBRUARY 28, 2013 TABLE # TABLE TITLE Pg 1 1 Q1. - OF ALL THE PERSONAL TELEPHONE CALLS THAT YOU RECEIVE, THAT IS CALLS NOT RELATED TO YOUR JOB, DO YOU...? USE CELL PHONE Only/Mostly Cell Cell Phone Only Mostly Cell Phone Use Both Equally ONLY/MOSTLY LANDLINE Mostly Use Landline Only Use A Landline DK/REFUSED Pg 9 2 Q2. - WITH WHICH POLITICAL PARTY ARE YOU MOST CLOSELY AFFILIATED OR REGISTERED? REPUBLICAN Pg 12 3 Q3. - IF YOU WERE TO LABEL YOURSELF, WOULD YOU SAY YOU ARE A LIBERAL, A MODERATE, OR A CONSERVATIVE IN YOUR POLITICAL BELIEFS? LIBERAL Very Liberal Smwht Liberal MODERATE CONSERVATIVE Smwht Conservative Very Conservative DK/REFUSED
2 Pg 20 4 Q4. - DO YOU SUPPORT OR OPPOSE IMMIGRATION REFORM THAT WOULD GRANT ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS LEGAL STATUS AND A GREEN CARD AND THEN AFTER A WAIT OF SEVERAL YEARS, THEY COULD APPLY FOR CITIZENSHIP IF THEY PAY BACK TAXES, PAY A FINE, LEARN ENGLISH AND HAVE NO CRIMINAL RECORD? SUPPORT Strongly Support Somewhat Support OPPOSE Somewhat Oppose Strongly Oppose DK/REFUSED Pg 28 5 Q5. - IF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS IN THE UNITED STATES HAD TO WAIT TEN YEARS TO BECOME LEGAL CITIZENS WOULD YOU SUPPORT OR OPPOSE THE IMMIGRATION BILL? SUPPORT Strongly Support Somewhat Support OPPOSE Somewhat Oppose Strongly Oppose DK/REFUSED Pg 36 6 Q6. - REPUBLICAN SENATOR MARCO RUBIO HAS INTRODUCED A BILL THAT PROVIDES ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS, WHO ARE NOW IN THE UNITED STATES TO BEGIN THE PROCESS OF BECOMING LEGAL BY IDENTIFYING THEMSELVES TO FEDERAL AUTHORITIES AND BEING FINGERPRINTED. IF THEY HAVE NO CRIMINAL RECORD, AND HAVE BEEN IN THE UNITED STATES FOR A WHILE, THEY WOULD THEN PAY A FINE AND TAXES AND WOULD BE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR LEGAL RESIDENCY. HOWEVER, TO BECOME CITIZENS, THEY WOULD NEED TO GO TO THE BACK OF THE LINE BEHIND THOSE NOW IN LINE SEEKING LEGAL ENTRY FROM THEIR SUPPORT Strongly Support Somewhat Support OPPOSE Somewhat Oppose Strongly Oppose DK/REFUSED
3 Pg 44 7 Q7. - SUPPORTERS OF IMMIGRATION REFORM SAY THAT REPUBLICANS ARE LOSING HISPANIC VOTERS BECAUSE THEY ARE PERCEIVED AS ANTI-HISPANIC. BARACK OBAMA WON 71% OF THE HISPANIC VOTES IN THE 2012 ELECTION FOR PRESIDENT. WITH THE GROWING HISPANIC POPULATION, THEY SAY, THE REPUBLICAN PARTY WILL NEVER WIN A NATIONAL ELECTION UNLESS THEY RESOLVE THE IMMIGRATION ISSUE. IN VIEW OF THIS ARGUMENT, WOULD YOU SUPPORT OR OPPOSE REPUBLICAN SENATOR MARCO RUBIO'S IMMIGRATION BILL? SUPPORT Strongly Support Somewhat Support OPPOSE Somewhat Oppose Strongly Oppose DK/REFUSED Pg 52 8 Q8. - SUPPORTERS OF IMMIGRATION REFORM SAY THAT HISPANICS ARE LIKELY TO VOTE REPUBLICAN ONCE THE IMMIGRATION ISSUE IS RESOLVED. FOR EXAMPLE, MEXICO HAS ELECTED CONSERVATIVE PRESIDENTS EVER SINCE POLLS SHOW THAT LATINOS IN THE UNITED STATES ARE PRO-LIFE, AGAINST GAY MARRIAGE, WORRIED ABOUT THE BREAKDOWN OF THE FAMILY STRUCTURE, AND VERY CONCERNED ABOUT THE HIGH DEBT. IN A RECENT POLL, 56% OF LATINOS AGREED THAT -QUOTE-"DEMOCRATS ARE LEADING AMERICA TO ADOPT THE SAME POLICIES OF BIG GOVERNMENT AND HANDOUTS THAT LED US TO HAVE TO SUPPORT Strongly Support Somewhat Support OPPOSE Somewhat Oppose Strongly Oppose DK/REFUSED Pg 60 9 Q9. - SUPPORTERS ALSO RECALL HOW THE BLACK VOTE WENT FROM THE MAJORITY SUPPORTING A REPUBLICAN IN 1960 TO 90% DEMOCRATIC BECAUSE BARRY GOLDWATER OPPOSED THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL IN THE 1964 PRESIDENTIAL RACE. THEY WARN THAT REPUBLICANS ARE CREATING A NEW DEMOCRATIC VOTER BLOCK IF THEY OPPOSE IMMIGRATION REFORM. THEY NOTE THAT GEORGE W. BUSH, WHO PROPOSED REFORM, ONLY LOST THE LATINO VOTE BY 10 POINTS IN IN VIEW OF THIS ARGUMENT, WOULD YOU SUPPORT OR OPPOSE REPUBLICAN SENATOR MARCO RUBIO S IMMIGRATION BILL? SUPPORT Strongly Support Somewhat Support OPPOSE Somewhat Oppose Strongly Oppose DK/REFUSED
4 Pg Q10. - ON THE ISSUE OF ABORTION, DO YOU CONSIDER YOURSELF PRO-LIFE OR PRO-CHOICE? PRO-LIFE Strongly Pro-Life Somewhat Pro-Life PRO-CHOICE Somewhat Pro-Choice Strongly Pro-Choice DON'T KNOW/REFUSED Pg Q11. - IF A REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE SAID THAT HE WAS PRO-LIFE AND AGAINST ROE V. WADE, BUT THAT HE REALIZED IT WOULD NOT BE OVERTURNED ANYTIME SOON, ESPECIALLY DURING BARACK OBAMA'S ADMINISTRATION, AND URGED THAT CONSERVATIVES SHIFT THEIR EFFORTS FROM THE JUDICIAL FRONT TO REDUCING THE NUMBER OF ABORTIONS BY COUNSELING, WAITING PERIODS, PARENTAL CONSENT, BIRTH CONTROL, AND ABSTINENCE EDUCATION, WOULD YOU BE MORE OR LESS LIKELY TO VOTE FOR THIS REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE? IF IT WOULD MAKE NO DIFFERENCE, JUST SAY SO MORE LIKELY Much More Likely Somewhat More Likely LESS LIKELY Somewhat Less Likely Much Less Likely NO DIFFERENCE DK/REFUSED Pg Q12. - WHEN THERE IS A GENERAL ELECTION, HOW DO YOU USUALLY VOTE? DEMOCRAT Always Democrat Usually Democrat TICKETSPLITTER Usually Republican Always Republican REPUBLICAN DON'T KNOW/REFUSED Pg Q13. - WHAT IS YOUR RELIGION? PROTESTANT CATHOLIC JEWISH MORMON ATHEIST/AGNOSTIC OTHER DK/REFUSED
5 Pg Q14. - DO YOU CONSIDER YOURSELF TO BE AN EVANGELICAL, OR BORN AGAIN CHRISTIAN? Total YES NO DK/REFUSED Pg Q15. - ARE YOU OR IS A MEMBER OF YOUR HOUSEHOLD FROM A HISPANIC, LATINO OR SPANISH-SPEAKING BACKGROUND? YES NO REFUSED Pg Q16. - WHAT IS YOUR MAIN RACIAL BACKGROUND? WHITE NON-WHITE Hispanic African-Amer./Black Asian Other REFUSED Pg Q17. - WHAT IS YOUR AGE? OVER REFUSED
6 Pg Q18. - GENDER: MALE FEMALE Pg Q19. - REGION: Pg Q20. - AREA: NEW ENGLAND MIDDLE ATLANTIC EAST NORTH CENTRAL WEST NORTH CENTRAL SOUTH ATLANTIC EAST SOUTH CENTRAL WEST SOUTH CENTRAL MOUNTAIN PACIFIC EAST MID-WEST SOUTH WEST Pg Q21. - LIST: CELL LANDLINE
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