Pro-life vs pro-choice Relgion_utex primary Religion_utex secondary

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1 Project Code: UTEX0031a Project Name: Texas Tribune Feb 2017 Prepared for: Jim Henson Interviews: 1200 Field Period: Feb 3-10, 2017 Project Manager: Sam Luks YouGov interviewed 1280 registered voters in Texas who were then matched down to a sample of 1200 to produce the final dataset. The respondents were matched to a sampling frame on gender, age, race, education, party identification, and ideology. The frame was constructed by stratified sampling from the full 2012 American Community Survey (ACS) sample with selection within strata by weighted sampling with replacements (using the person weights on the public use file). Data on voter registration status and turnout were matched to this frame using the November 2012 Current Population Survey. Data on interest in politics and party identification were then matched to this frame from YouGov's own estimates based on pooled media polls. The matched cases were weighted to the sampling frame using propensity scores. The matched cases and the frame were combined and a logistic regression was estimated for inclusion in the frame. The propensity score function included age, gender, race/ethnicity, years of education, and ideology. The propensity scores were grouped into deciles of the estimated propensity score in the frame and post-stratified according to these deciles. The propensity scores were then post-stratified to the estimated distribution of party identifiers, and on a full stratification of four category race, four category age, gender, and four category education. The resulting weights were trimmed at 7 and recentered to a mean on one. Variable List Name Description caseid Case ID weight weight Q24A_B_treat Q24A-Q24B Split sample treatment Q36_treat Q36 response order treatment Q42_treat Q42 question text treatment: A or B version zipcode ZIP code race Race hispanic Hispanic langpref English or Spanish Q1 Texas votereg birthyr Birth year gender Gender educ Education Q2 Interest in politics Q3 Vote frequency Q4 Most important problem - Country Q5 Most important problem - Texas Q6 Retrospective Assessments - Donald Trump Q7 Retrospective Assessments - U.S. Congress Q8A Retrospective Assessments - Greg Abbott Q8B Retrospective Assessments - Dan Patrick Q8C Retrospective Assessments - Joe Straus Q9A Retrospective Assessments - Ted Cruz Q9B Retrospective Assessments - John Cornyn Q10 Where things are headed - Country Q11 National economy status Q12 Where things are headed - Texas Q13 Family economic status Q14 Texas economy status Q15 Have been left behind by changes in economy Q16 Most trusted branch of federal government Q16A_A Favorable or unfavorable opinion - Military Q16A_B Favorable or unfavorable opinion - Police Q16A_C Favorable or unfavorable opinion - Courts and criminal justice system Q16A_D Favorable or unfavorable opinion - Federal government Q16A_E Favorable or unfavorable opinion - Texas state government Q16A_F Favorable or unfavorable opinion - Municipal or local government Q17A Party vote for Q17B Tea Party influence Q18 Donald Trump opinion Q19 Mike Pence opinion Q20 Vladimir Putin opinion Q21 Quality of Trump's presidency YouGov 1 of 25

2 Q22 Trump's temperament Q23 Trump is honest and trustworthy Q24A United States Constitution as the basis for our government and laws - Q24A Q24B United States Constitution as the basis for our government and laws - Q24B Q25A Quality of the healthcare system in the U.S. Q25B Quality of the healthcare system in own community Q25C Banning entry of non-us-citizen Muslims Q26A Affordable Care Act Q26B Affordable Care Act - Repeal the law Q26C Affordable Care Act - Keep the law Q26D If lawmakers repeal the Affordable Care Act with the intention of replacing it Q27 Financial situation in the current legislative session compared to 2015 Q28 Top priorities Q29 K-12 public school education Q30_A Proposals for improving K-12 education - Creating a school voucher program Q30_B Proposals for improving K-12 education - Expanding the number of charter schools Q30_C Proposals for improving K-12 education - Increasing the pay of public school tea Q30_D Proposals for improving K-12 education - Increasing funding for the public schoo Q30_E Proposals for improving K-12 education - Providing more incentives for individua Q30_F Proposals for improving K-12 education - Reducing the number of standardized tes Q30_G Proposals for improving K-12 education - Increasing opportunities for online lea Q30_H Proposals for improving K-12 education - Grading individual schools on an A-F sc Q30_I Proposals for improving K-12 education - Expanding state-funded, pre-kindergarte Q31 Most effective in improving K-12 education Q32 Redirect state tax revenue to parents to pay for some of the cost of sending the Q33 Illegal immigrants and tuition rate Q34 Legalization of marijuana Q35 Transgender people should have access to public restrooms based on Q36 Transgender access to public facilities Q37 Availability of abortion Q40 Sanctuary cities Q41A Approaches to Texas having less money than in 2015 Q41B Economic Stabiliziation Fund Q42A Texas Legislature passing laws designed to override measures adopted by local go Q42B Texas Legislature passing laws designed to override measures adopted by voters i INFO1 Political Knowledge - Party with majority INFO2 Political Knowledge - Majority needed to override a presidential veto INFO3 Political Knowledge - Winner of popular vote INFO4 Political Knowledge - Texas agency regulates oil and gas production in the state libcon Liberal-conservative ID PID3_utex 3 point party ID pid7_utex_d 7 point Party ID - Democrat pid7_utex_i 7 point Party ID - Independent pid7_utex_r 7 point Party ID - Republican pid7_utex_other 7 point Party ID - Other pid7others Closer to Democratic or Republican Party LOCATE LOCATE_utex METRO METRO_utex CHILD CHILD SCHOOL_1 SCHOOL_utex Yes, I have a child / children under 18 enrolled in public school SCHOOL_2 SCHOOL_utex Yes, I have a child / children under 18 enrolled in private school SCHOOL_3 SCHOOL_utex Yes, I have a child / children under 18 who are being home schoole SCHOOL_4 SCHOOL_utex No, I do not have any children under 18 in school in Texas. SCHQ Quality of child's school YouGov 2 of 25

3 INCOME AB RELIG1 RELIG2 LITERAL IMPORT ATTEND RACE2 NATIVE1 NATIVE2 MOVE STATEFROM HOME MARITAL Family income Pro-life vs pro-choice Relgion_utex primary Religion_utex secondary Bible Importance of religion Religious participation frequency Hispanic-Latino grandparent Born in USA Parents place of birth Move to Texas from another state State moved from most recently Own or rent your home? Marital status Verbatims race_t Race, other YouGov 3 of 25

4 Variable Map and Codebook Name: caseid Description: Case ID Name: weight Description: weight Name: Q24A_B_treat Description: Q24A-Q24B Split sample treatment Q24A Q24B Name: Q36_treat Description: Q36 response order treatment Name: Q42_treat Description: Q42 question text treatment: A or B version Q42A Q42B Name: zipcode Description: ZIP code Name: race Description: Race White / Blanco Black Hispanic 8 4 Asian 8 5 Native American 32 6 Mixed 12 7 Other 2 8 Middle Eastern 0 98 skipped 0 99 not asked Name: hispanic Description: Hispanic 45 1 Yes No not asked YouGov 4 of 25

5 Name: langpref Description: English or Spanish English / Inglàs 15 2 Spanish / Español not asked Name: Q1 Description: Texas votereg Yes, registered 0 2 No, not registered 0 3 Don't know Name: birthyr Description: Birth year Name: gender Description: Gender Male Female Name: educ Description: Education 22 1 No HS High school graduate Some college year year Post-grad Name: Q2 Description: Interest in politics Extremely interested Somewhat interested 79 3 Not very interested 25 4 Not at all interested 2 5 Don't know Name: Q3 Description: Vote frequency Every election Almost every election YouGov 5 of 25

6 118 3 About half One or two 45 5 None 11 6 Don't know Name: Q4 Description: Most important problem - Country 81 1 The economy 68 2 Federal spending/national debt National security/terrorism Political corruption/leadership Immigration 76 6 Health care 80 7 Moral decline 48 8 Income inequality 38 9 Unemployment/jobs Partisan gridlock Border security Education Middle East instability Taxes Gun control/gun violence Crime and drugs 4 17 Gay marriage Environment Social welfare programs 1 20 Gas prices 7 21 Abortion Voting system Police brutality/police militarization Race relations The media 1 26 Government data collection 1 27 Energy 4 28 Housing 0 29 Afghanistan/Pakistan 1 30 Foreign trade 9 31 Russia 1 32 Gender inequality 3 98 skipped 0 99 not asked Name: Q5 Description: Most important problem - Texas Border security Immigration Political corruption/leadership 85 4 Education 52 5 The economy 61 6 Health care 45 7 Unemployment/jobs 13 8 Water supply 41 9 Crime and drugs Moral decline Transportation/roads/traffic Social welfare programs State government spending Taxes 9 15 Gay marriage Gun control/gun violence Abortion Redistricting State budget cuts 4 20 Gas prices Environment 8 22 Insurance rates Voting system YouGov 6 of 25

7 4 24 Utility rates 2 25 Energy Housing 4 27 Electoral fraud 4 28 The media 1 29 State courts 4 30 Property rights Police brutality/police militarization Declining oil prices skipped 0 99 not asked Name: Q6 Description: Retrospective Assessments - Donald Trump Approve strongly Approve somewhat 78 3 Neither approve nor disapprove 47 4 Disapprove somewhat Disapprove strongly 28 6 Don't know Name: Q7 Description: Retrospective Assessments - U.S. Congress 55 1 Approve strongly Approve somewhat Neither approve nor disapprove Disapprove somewhat Disapprove strongly 53 6 Don't know 7 8 skipped Name: Q8A Description: Retrospective Assessments - Greg Abbott Approve strongly Approve somewhat Neither approve nor disapprove Disapprove somewhat Disapprove strongly 56 6 Don't know 5 8 skipped Name: Q8B Description: Retrospective Assessments - Dan Patrick Approve strongly Approve somewhat Neither approve nor disapprove 87 4 Disapprove somewhat Disapprove strongly Don't know 4 8 skipped Name: Q8C Description: Retrospective Assessments - Joe Straus YouGov 7 of 25

8 84 1 Approve strongly Approve somewhat Neither approve nor disapprove Disapprove somewhat Disapprove strongly Don't know 3 8 skipped Name: Q9A Description: Retrospective Assessments - Ted Cruz Approve strongly Approve somewhat Neither approve nor disapprove Disapprove somewhat Disapprove strongly 75 6 Don't know Name: Q9B Description: Retrospective Assessments - John Cornyn Approve strongly Approve somewhat Neither approve nor disapprove Disapprove somewhat Disapprove strongly Don't know 4 8 skipped Name: Q10 Description: Where things are headed - Country Right direction Wrong track Don't know Name: Q11 Description: National economy status A lot better off Somewhat better off About the same Somewhat worse off A lot worse off 45 6 Don't know Name: Q12 Description: Where things are headed - Texas Right direction Wrong track Don't know 5 8 skipped YouGov 8 of 25

9 Name: Q13 Description: Family economic status 63 1 A lot better off Somewhat better off About the same Somewhat worse off 75 5 A lot worse off 16 6 Don't know Name: Q14 Description: Texas economy status 57 1 A lot better off Somewhat better off About the same Somewhat worse off 59 5 A lot worse off 73 6 Don't know 1 Name: Q15 Description: Have been left behind by changes in economy Yes No Don't know/no opinion Name: Q16 Description: Most trusted branch of federal government 66 1 The U.S. Congress, the legislative branch The President, the executive branch The U.S. Supreme Court, the judicial branch Don't know 5 8 skipped Name: Q16A_A Description: Favorable or unfavorable opinion - Military Very favorable Somewhat favorable Neither favorable nor unfavorable 56 4 Somewhat unfavorable 38 5 Very unfavorable 27 6 Don't know/no opinion 8 8 skipped Name: Q16A_B Description: Favorable or unfavorable opinion - Police YouGov 9 of 25

10 401 1 Very favorable Somewhat favorable Neither favorable nor unfavorable Somewhat unfavorable Very unfavorable 20 6 Don't know/no opinion 8 8 skipped Name: Q16A_C Description: Favorable or unfavorable opinion - Courts and criminal justice system 76 1 Very favorable Somewhat favorable Neither favorable nor unfavorable Somewhat unfavorable Very unfavorable 20 6 Don't know/no opinion 7 8 skipped Name: Q16A_D Description: Favorable or unfavorable opinion - Federal government 50 1 Very favorable Somewhat favorable Neither favorable nor unfavorable Somewhat unfavorable Very unfavorable 28 6 Don't know/no opinion 1 Name: Q16A_E Description: Favorable or unfavorable opinion - Texas state government Very favorable Somewhat favorable Neither favorable nor unfavorable Somewhat unfavorable Very unfavorable 21 6 Don't know/no opinion 13 8 skipped Name: Q16A_F Description: Favorable or unfavorable opinion - Municipal or local government Very favorable Somewhat favorable Neither favorable nor unfavorable Somewhat unfavorable Very unfavorable 35 6 Don't know/no opinion 1 Name: Q17A Description: Party vote for YouGov 10 of 25

11 260 1 Republican candidate Democratic candidate Tea Party candidate Don't know Name: Q17B Description: Tea Party influence Too much influence Too little influence The right amount of influence Don't know Name: Q18 Description: Donald Trump opinion Very favorable Somewhat favorable 62 3 Neither favorable nor unfavorable 57 4 Somewhat unfavorable Very unfavorable 27 6 Don't know/no opinion Name: Q19 Description: Mike Pence opinion Very favorable Somewhat favorable Neither favorable nor unfavorable Somewhat unfavorable Very unfavorable 68 6 Don't know/no opinion Name: Q20 Description: Vladimir Putin opinion 20 1 Very favorable 80 2 Somewhat favorable Neither favorable nor unfavorable Somewhat unfavorable Very unfavorable 83 6 Don't know/no opinion 5 8 skipped Name: Q21 Description: Quality of Trump's presidency Great Good 74 3 Average 80 4 Poor Terrible 74 6 Don't know YouGov 11 of 25

12 Name: Q22 Description: Trump's temperament Yes No Don't know Name: Q23 Description: Trump is honest and trustworthy Yes No Don't know 5 8 skipped Name: Q24A Description: United States Constitution as the basis for our government and laws - Q24A Held up well Hold a new constitutional convention Don't know/no opinion not asked Name: Q24B Description: United States Constitution as the basis for our government and laws - Q24B Held up well Hold a convention of the states 99 5 Don't know/no opinion not asked Name: Q25A Description: Quality of the healthcare system in the U.S Strongly support Somewhat support Somewhat oppose Strongly oppose 65 5 Don't know Name: Q25B Description: Quality of the healthcare system in own community Strongly support Somewhat support Somewhat oppose Strongly oppose YouGov 12 of 25

13 61 5 Don't know Name: Q25C Description: Banning entry of non-us-citizen Muslims Strongly support Somewhat support Somewhat oppose Strongly oppose 90 5 Don't know Name: Q26A Description: Affordable Care Act Repeal it Don't Repeal it Don't know Name: Q26B Description: Affordable Care Act - Repeal the law Repeal the law and replace it with an alternative Repeal the law and don't replace it 29 3 Don't know not asked Name: Q26C Description: Affordable Care Act - Keep the law 96 1 Keep the law in place as is Expand what the law does 44 3 Don't know not asked Name: Q26D Description: If lawmakers repeal the Affordable Care Act with the intention of replacing it Wait until they have the details of a replacement plan figur Repeal the health care law immediately and figure out the de 82 3 Don't know 4 8 skipped Name: Q27 Description: Financial situation in the current legislative session compared to The state has more money available compared to The state has less money available compared to The state has about the same amount of money available compa YouGov 13 of 25

14 523 4 Don't know enough to say Name: Q28 Description: Top priorities Redesigning the system of K-12 public school funding in Texa 44 2 Establishing a school voucher program in Texas Continuing to limit government by approving no new spending Lowering property tax bills for homeowners 36 5 Lowering business taxes Increasing state funding for border security operations Increasing funding for Child Protective Services Don't know/no opinion 0 98 skipped 0 99 not asked Name: Q29 Description: K-12 public school education 61 1 Excellent Good Not very good Terrible Don't know Name: Q30_A Description: Proposals for improving K-12 education - Creating a school voucher program Extremely effective Somewhat effective Not very effective Not at all effective Don't know 1 Name: Q30_B Description: Proposals for improving K-12 education - Expanding the number of charter schools Extremely effective Somewhat effective Not very effective Not at all effective Don't know 1 Name: Q30_C Description: Proposals for improving K-12 education - Increasing the pay of public school tea Extremely effective Somewhat effective Not very effective 95 4 Not at all effective 77 5 Don't know YouGov 14 of 25

15 4 8 skipped Name: Q30_D Description: Proposals for improving K-12 education - Increasing funding for the public schoo Extremely effective Somewhat effective Not very effective Not at all effective 95 5 Don't know 8 8 skipped Name: Q30_E Description: Proposals for improving K-12 education - Providing more incentives for individua Extremely effective Somewhat effective Not very effective 56 4 Not at all effective Don't know 7 8 skipped Name: Q30_F Description: Proposals for improving K-12 education - Reducing the number of standardized tes Extremely effective Somewhat effective Not very effective 78 4 Not at all effective Don't know 9 8 skipped Name: Q30_G Description: Proposals for improving K-12 education - Increasing opportunities for online lea Extremely effective Somewhat effective Not very effective 82 4 Not at all effective Don't know 7 8 skipped Name: Q30_H Description: Proposals for improving K-12 education - Grading individual schools on an A-F sc Extremely effective Somewhat effective Not very effective Not at all effective Don't know 1 YouGov 15 of 25

16 Name: Q30_I Description: Proposals for improving K-12 education - Expanding state-funded, pre-kindergarte Extremely effective Somewhat effective Not very effective Not at all effective Don't know 8 8 skipped Name: Q31 Description: Most effective in improving K-12 education Creating a school voucher program 71 2 Expanding the number of charter schools Increasing the pay of public school teachers Increasing funding for the public school system 97 5 Providing more incentives for individuals to choose teaching Reducing the number of standardized tests students must take 50 7 Increasing opportunities for online learning 91 8 Grading individual schools on an A-F scale 83 9 Expanding state-funded, pre-kindergarten programs 6 98 skipped 0 99 not asked Name: Q32 Description: Redirect state tax revenue to parents to pay for some of the cost of sending the Support Oppose Don't know Name: Q33 Description: Illegal immigrants and tuition rate In-state tution Out-of-state tuition Don't know/no opinion Name: Q34 Description: Legalization of marijuana Marijuana possession should not be legal under any circumsta Marijuana possession should be legal for medical purposes on Possession of small amounts of marijuana for any purpose sho Possession of any amount of marijuana for any purpose should 5 8 skipped Name: Q35 Description: Transgender people should have access to public restrooms based on YouGov 16 of 25

17 604 1 Their birth gender Their gender identity Don't know/no opinion 5 8 skipped Name: Q36 Description: Transgender access to public facilities Very important Somewhat important Not very important Not at all important Don't know/no opinion Name: Q37 Description: Availability of abortion By law, abortion should never be permitted The law should permit abortion only in case of rape, incest The law should permit abortion for reasons other than rape, By law, a woman should always be able to obtain an abortion 52 5 Don't know Name: Q40 Description: Sanctuary cities Strongly support Somewhat support Somewhat oppose Strongly oppose Don't know Name: Q41A Description: Approaches to Texas having less money than in Create new sources of revenue, such as new fees and/or taxes Increase existing sources of revenue by raising fees and/or Make across-the-board cuts to all state government programs Make targeted cuts to specifically chosen state government p 16 8 skipped Name: Q41B Description: Economic Stabiliziation Fund Yes No Don't know/no opinion Name: Q42A Description: Texas Legislature passing laws designed to override measures adopted YouGov 17 of 25

18 by local go Approve Disapprove Don't know/no opinion not asked Name: Q42B Description: Texas Legislature passing laws designed to override measures adopted by voters i 85 1 Approve Disapprove Don't know/no opinion not asked Name: INFO1 Description: Political Knowledge - Party with majority Republican Party 56 2 Democratic Party 31 3 Neither 70 4 Don't know 14 8 skipped Name: INFO2 Description: Political Knowledge - Majority needed to override a presidential veto 88 1 More than one-half More than two-thirds 87 3 More than three-fourths Don't know 35 8 skipped Name: INFO3 Description: Political Knowledge - Winner of popular vote Donald Trump Hillary Clinton 20 3 Neither 35 4 Don't know 19 8 skipped Name: INFO4 Description: Political Knowledge - Texas agency regulates oil and gas production in the state Texas Railroad Commission Texas Department of Agriculture 27 3 Texas Department of Public Safety Public Utility Commission of Texas Don't know 44 8 skipped YouGov 18 of 25

19 Name: libcon Description: Liberal-conservative ID Liberal level - Extremely liberal Liberal level - Somewhat liberal 98 3 Liberal level - Lean liberal Liberal level - Middle Liberal level - Lean conservative Liberal level - Somewhat conservative Liberal level - Extremely conservative 1 Name: PID3_utex Description: 3 point party ID Democrat Republican Independent 71 4 Other 25 5 Not sure 4 8 skipped Name: pid7_utex_d Description: 7 point Party ID - Democrat Strong Democrat Not very strong Democrat 7 8 skipped not asked Name: pid7_utex_i Description: 7 point Party ID - Independent 96 3 Lean Democrat 92 4 Independent Lean Republican 15 9 None of these 5 98 skipped not asked Name: pid7_utex_r Description: 7 point Party ID - Republican Not very strong Republican Strong Republican 1 83 Name: pid7_utex_other Description: 7 point Party ID - Other 10 3 Lean Democrat 25 5 Lean Republican 13 8 Support a third party 23 9 None of these 0 98 skipped YouGov 19 of 25

20 not asked Name: pid7others Description: Closer to Democratic or Republican Party 5 3 Lean Democrat 8 4 Independent 4 5 Lean Republican 8 8 Not sure 0 98 skipped not asked Name: LOCATE Description: LOCATE_utex Urban Suburban Rural 9 8 skipped Name: METRO Description: METRO_utex Yes, I live in the Houston area Yes, I live the Dallas-Fort Worth area Yes, I live in the San Antonio area Yes, I live in the Austin area No, I live in another part of Texas Name: CHILD Description: CHILD One Two 59 3 Three 28 4 Four or more None Name: SCHOOL_1 Description: SCHOOL_utex Yes, I have a child / children under 18 enrolled in public school selected not selected Name: SCHOOL_2 Description: SCHOOL_utex Yes, I have a child / children under 18 enrolled in private school 25 1 selected not selected YouGov 20 of 25

21 Name: SCHOOL_3 Description: SCHOOL_utex Yes, I have a child / children under 18 who are being home schoole 20 1 selected not selected Name: SCHOOL_4 Description: SCHOOL_utex No, I do not have any children under 18 in school in T exas selected not selected Name: SCHQ Description: Quality of child's school 91 1 Excellent Good 34 3 Not very good 12 4 Terrible 3 5 Don't know not asked Name: INCOME Description: Family income 48 1 Less than $10, $10,000 - $19, $20,000 - $29, $30,000 - $39, $40,000 - $49, $50,000 - $59, $60,000 - $69, $70,000 - $79, $80,000 - $99, $100,000 - $119, $120,000 - $149, More than $150, Prefer not to say 1 98 skipped 0 99 not asked Name: AB Description: Pro-life vs pro-choice Pro-life Pro-choice Neither 45 4 Don't know Name: RELIG1 YouGov 21 of 25

22 Description: Relgion_utex primary 66 1 Agnostic 18 2 Assembly of God 66 3 Atheist Baptist 24 5 Born again 6 6 Buddhist Catholic 0 8 Christian Scientist 25 9 Church of Christ 3 10 Church of God Disciples of Christ Episcopal / Anglican Evangelical 0 14 Hindu 2 15 Jehovah's Witnesses Jewish Lutheran Methodist 7 19 Mormon 8 20 Muslim / Islam Nondenominational Christian 6 22 Orthodox / Eastern Orthodox Pentecostal / charismatic / spirit-filled Presbyterian Protestant (non-specific) 1 26 Reformed 8 27 Unitarian / Universalist 5 28 United Church of Christ 4 29 Religious but not spiritual Spiritual but not religious No religious affiliation / none Other Don't know 1 98 skipped 0 99 not asked Name: RELIG2 Description: Religion_utex secondary 17 1 Agnostic 9 2 Assembly of God 12 3 Atheist 49 4 Baptist 47 5 Born again 12 6 Buddhist 42 7 Catholic 5 8 Christian Scientist 19 9 Church of Christ 7 10 Church of God 3 11 Disciples of Christ Episcopal / Anglican Evangelical 1 14 Hindu 0 15 Jehovah's Witnesses 3 16 Jewish 9 17 Lutheran Methodist 2 19 Mormon 3 20 Muslim / Islam Nondenominational Christian 2 22 Orthodox / Eastern Orthodox Pentecostal / charismatic / spirit-filled Presbyterian Protestant (non-specific) 1 26 Reformed 6 27 Unitarian / Universalist 6 28 United Church of Christ Religious but not spiritual Spiritual but not religious No religious affiliation / none YouGov 22 of 25

23 52 32 Other Don't know skipped not asked Name: LITERAL Description: Bible The Bible is the actual word of God and is to be taken liter The Bible is the word of God but not everything in it should The Bible is a book written by men and is not the word of Go 56 4 Don't know. 5 8 skipped Name: IMPORT Description: Importance of religion Extremely important Somewhat important Not very important Not at all important Name: ATTEND Description: Religious participation frequency More than once a week Once a week A few times a month Once or twice a year Never 3 8 skipped Name: RACE2 Description: Hispanic-Latino grandparent 16 1 Yes No 15 3 Don't know not asked Name: NATIVE1 Description: Born in USA Born in the United States or Puerto Rico 33 2 Born in another country 2 3 Don't know not asked Name: NATIVE2 Description: Parents place of birth Both of my parents were born in the United States or Puerto 55 2 One of my parents was born in another country YouGov 23 of 25

24 38 3 Both of my parents were both in another country not asked Name: MOVE Description: Move to Texas from another state Yes No Name: STATEFROM Description: State moved from most recently 4 1 Alabama 0 2 Alaska 13 4 Arizona 9 5 Arkansas 58 6 California 11 8 Colorado 4 9 Connecticut 2 10 Delaware 4 11 District of Columbia Florida Georgia 3 15 Hawaii 5 16 Idaho Illinois 8 18 Indiana Iowa Kansas 3 21 Kentucky Louisiana 3 23 Maine Maryland 7 25 Massachusetts Michigan 4 27 Minnesota 8 28 Mississippi Missouri 2 30 Montana 5 31 Nebraska 0 32 Nevada 3 33 New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina 1 38 North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma 3 41 Oregon Pennsylvania 2 44 Rhode Island 1 45 South Carolina 1 46 South Dakota 8 47 Tennessee 8 48 Texas 1 49 Utah 0 50 Vermont Virginia 1 53 Washington 1 54 West Virginia 9 55 Wisconsin 1 56 Wyoming 0 60 American Samoa 0 64 Federated States of Micronesia 0 66 Guam 0 68 Marshall Islands 0 69 Northern Mariana Islands YouGov 24 of 25

25 0 70 Palau 4 72 Puerto Rico 0 74 U.S. Minor Outlying Islands 0 78 Virgin Islands 0 81 Alberta 0 82 British Columbia 0 83 Manitoba 0 84 New Brunswick 0 85 Newfoundland 0 86 Northwest Territories 0 87 Nova Scotia 0 88 Nunavut 0 89 Ontario 0 90 Prince Edward Island 0 91 Quebec 0 92 Saskatchewan 0 93 Yukon Territory 9 99 Not in the U.S. or Canada skipped not asked Name: HOME Description: Own or rent your home? Own Rent 6 8 skipped Name: MARITAL Description: Marital status Married 24 2 Separated Divorced 58 4 Widowed Single 59 6 Domestic Partnership 4 8 skipped YouGov 25 of 25