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EMBARGOED UNTIL 6 A.M. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2016 EPIC-MRA OCTOBER STATEWIDE POLL Commissioned by the Detroit Free Press, WXYZ TV 7, WLNS TV 6, WOOD TV 8, and WJRT (ABC) TV 12 EPIC MRA STATEWIDE POLL OF ACTIVE & LIKELY VOTERS OCT SECOND SURVEY [FREQUENCY REPORT OF SURVEY RESPONSES -- 600 SAMPLE ERROR ±4.0%] Polling Dates: October 22, 2016 through October 24, 2016 Conducted by live interviewers 30% cell 03. On a scale of zero to 10, where 0 means you are not enthusiastic at all, and 10 meaning you are extremely enthusiastic about voting in this year s election, what number from 0 to 10 best describes how enthusiastic you are about voting in the November presidential election? [IF UNDECIDED/ REFUSED, CODE 99 ] RATING: 0 to 3 29% 4 to 6 18% 7 to 8 13% 9 to 10 39% Undecided/Refused/NA 1% MEAN: 6.158 04. Overall, would you say that things in the country are generally headed in the right direction, or, have things pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track? 61% Wrong track 27% Right direction 12% Undecided/Refused 05. Overall, would you say that things in Michigan are generally headed in the right direction, or, have things pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track? 43% Right direction 42% Wrong track 15% Undecided/Refused

Now, I would like to read the names of political figures. For each one, please tell me if you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of that person. The first name is? Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of that person? [IF FAVORABLE/UNFAVORABLE, ASK: Would that be very or generally? AND CODE BEST RESPONSE] 2 [ROTATE Q.6 THROUGH Q.13 DO NOT RECOG VERY FAVOR TOTAL FAVOR TOTAL UNFAV VERY UNFAV REF UNDEC 06. Barack Obama --- 37% 56% 38% 26% 6% 07. Rick Snyder --- 10% 37% 52% 31% 11% 08. Hillary Clinton --- 19% 40% 53% 39% 7% 09. Donald Trump --- 14% 32% 61% 48% 7% 10. Tim Kaine 8% 10% 35% 33% 17% 24% 11. Mike Pence 7% 22% 43% 32% 19% 18% 12. Jill Stein 29% 3% 13% 22% 10% 36% 13. Gary Johnson 22% 4% 14% 33% 15% 31% 14. Overall, how would you rate the job being done by Barack Obama as President would you give him a positive rating of excellent or pretty good, or a negative rating of just fair or poor? 22% Excellent 30% Pretty good 52% TOTAL POSITIVE 47% TOTAL NEGATIVE 19% Just fair 28% Poor 1% Undecided/Refused 2

3 15. Overall, how would you rate the job being done by Rick Snyder as Michigan s Governor would you give him a positive rating of excellent or pretty good, or a negative rating of just fair or poor? 4% Excellent 30% Pretty good 34% TOTAL POSITIVE 64% TOTAL NEGATIVE 26% Just fair 38% Poor 2% Undecided/Refused 16. Of the following list of national problems and issues that Michigan voters say they are concerned about the most, which one problem or issue concerns you the most? [READ AND ROTATE 1 TO 12 BELOW CODE FIRST AND ONLY ONE RESPONSE] 26% Improving the economy and providing jobs 14% Improving the quality of education 9% National security and terrorism 7% Stagnant wages and the rising cost of living 7% Stopping trade agreements that send U.S. jobs overseas 6% Reducing the national debt 5% Controlling government spending 5% Improving the nation s infrastructure 4% Addressing crime and drugs 4% Immigration 4% Race relations 3% Controlling high national taxes --- More than one (VOLUNTEERED ASK: But which one problem concerns you the most? AND CODE BEST RESPONSE] 6% Undecided/Refused 17. Thinking about the national economy, do you believe the national economy [READ 1 TO 3] 45% Has bottomed out and is now improving 27% Has not yet bottomed out and will still get worse 23% Has bottomed out but has not yet started to get better 4% Undecided/Refused 18. Thinking specifically about the Michigan economy, do you believe Michigan s economy [READ 1 TO 3] 55% Has bottomed out and is now improving 24% Has bottomed out but has not yet started to get better 17% Has not yet bottomed out and will still get worse 4% Undecided/Refused 3

Thinking about the November general election for President (TWO-WAY MATCHUP) 19. If the election for President were held today, would you vote for [ROTATE] Donald Trump the Republican or Hillary Clinton the Democrat? [IF UNDECIDED, ASK: Well, if the election were held today and you had to decide right now, which candidate would you lean toward, [ROTATE] Hillary Clinton the Democrat or Donald Trump the Republican? AND CODE BEST RESPONSE] 43% Vote for Hillary Clinton the Democrat 2% Lean toward Hillary Clinton 45% TOTAL VOTE CLINTON 37% TOTAL VOTE TRUMP 33% Vote for Donald Trump the Republican 4% Lean toward Donald Trump 2% Gary Johnson Libertarian (VOLUNTEERED) 1% Jill Stein Green Party (VOLUNTEERED) 15% Undecided/Refused 4 [FOUR-WAY MATCHUP] 20. Thinking about the four major candidates running for President, (would you/did you) vote for [ROTATE] Donald Trump the Republican, Hillary Clinton the Democrat, Gary Johnson the Libertarian candidate, or Jill Stein the Green Party candidate? [IF VOTING FOR ANY NAMED CANDIDATE, ASK: Will you definitely vote for that candidate, or just probably vote for that candidate? AND CODE BEST RESPONSE] [IF UNDECIDED, ASK: Well, if the election were held today and you had to decide right now, would you lean toward voting for [ROTATE] Donald Trump the Republican, Hillary Clinton the Democrat, Gary Johnson the Libertarian candidate, or Jill Stein the Green Party candidate? AND CODE BEST RESPONSE] 34% Definitely vote for Hillary Clinton the Democrat -------------- ASK Q.21 2% Probably vote for Hillary Clinton the Democrat ---------------- ASK Q.21 1% Lean toward Hillary Clinton the Democrat ---------------------- ASK Q.21 4% Voted for Clinton via Absentee Ballot -------------------------- ASK Q.21 41% TOTAL VOTE CLINTON 27% Definitely vote for Donald Trump the Republican ------------- GO TO Q.23 3% Probably vote for Donald Trump the Republican -------------- GO TO Q.23 2% Lean toward Donald Trump the Republican -------------------- GO TO Q.23 2% Voted for Trump via Absentee Ballot --------------------------- GO TO Q.23 34% TOTAL VOTE TRUMP 4% Definitely vote for Gary Johnson the Libertarian candidate -- GO TO Q.25 3% Probably vote for Gary Johnson the Libertarian candidate ---- GO TO Q.25 2% Lean toward Gary Johnson the Libertarian candidate --------- GO TO Q.25 --- Voted for Johnson via Absentee Ballot ------------------------- GO TO Q.25 9% TOTAL VOTE JOHNSON 1% Definitely vote for Jill Stein the Green Party candidate ------- GO TO Q.25 2% Probably vote for Jill Stein the Green Party candidate -------- GO TO Q.25 --- Lean toward Jill Stein the Green Party candidate -------------- GO TO Q.25 --- Voted for Stein via Absentee Ballot ----------------------------- GO TO Q.25 3% TOTAL VOTE STEIN 13% Other/Undecided/Refused ----------------------------------------- GO TO Q.25 4

5 21. What is the main reason why you are voting for Hillary Clinton and not Donald Trump? [WRITE COMMENT AS STATED] N=248 16% Experience 7% Agree with Her on Issues-Views 6% Qualified 4% Best Candidate 4% I Vote DEM 3% Female-Women s Rights 3% Pro-Middle Class/The People 3% Temperament 2% Foreign Policy 2% Honest-Trustworthy 2% Intelligent 2% Lesser Evil 1% Economy-Jobs 1% Gay Rights 1% Health Care Anti-Trump Responses: 8% Trump is Not Qualified 6% Voting Against Trump 4% Trump is Insane 4% Trump is Racist 4% Trump is Rude-Crass 4% Trump is Unintelligent 3% Trump is a Bigot-Misogynist 3% Trump is Dishonest 2% Trump Scares Me 2% Trump Will Start WW3 1% Trump is a Narcissist 1% Trump s Multiple Bankruptcies 1% Other (less than 1% each)/undecided/refused 22. In voting for Hillary Clinton, would you say you are voting more FOR Hillary Clinton, or are you voting more AGAINST Donald Trump? [CODE BEST RESPONSE - THEN GO TO Q.25] N=248 65% Voting for Hillary Clinton 30% Voting against Donald Trump 4% Both (VOLUNTEERED) 1% Undecided/Refused 5

6 23. What is the main reason why you are voting for Donald Trump and not Hillary Clinton? [WRITE COMMENT AS STATED] N=206 9% For a Change 8% Non-Politician/Business Background 7% Honest-Blunt 6% Pro-Life 5% Agree with Him on the Issues-Views 3% Best Candidate 3% Economy-Jobs 3% I Vote GOP 3% Lesser Evil 2% Immigration 2% Make the US Great 2% Morals-Values 1% Strong Leader 1% Supreme Court Nominations 1% Tax Plan 1% Trade Issues Anti-Clinton Responses: 32% Clinton is a Liar/Crook/Criminal 10% Voting Against Clinton 1% Other (less than 1% each)/undecided/refused 24. In voting for Donald Trump, would you say you are voting more FOR Donald Trump, or are you voting more AGAINST Hillary Clinton? N=206 44% Voting for Donald Trump 43% Voting against Hillary Clinton 10% Both (VOLUNTEERED) 3% Undecided/Refused 25. Did you watch the final debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton last Wednesday night? 64% Yes, watched the debate 36% No, did not watch the debate ----------- GO TO Q.28 --- Undecided/Refused ---------------------- GO TO Q.28 6

26. Who do you think won the debate, [ROTATE] Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump? [IF EITHER CANDIDATE, ASK: Did you think that (Hillary Clinton/Donald Trump) won the debate convincingly, or, was it a narrow win? AND CODE BEST RESPONSE] N=381 40% Hillary Clinton won convincingly 9% Hillary Clinton had a narrow win 49% CLINTON WON 28% TRUMP WON 16% Donald Trump had a narrow win 12% Donald Trump won convincingly 9% It was a tie/even up (VOLUNTEERED) 10% Neither candidate won (VOLUNTEERED) 4% Undecided/Refused ---------------------------------------- GO TO Q.28 27. Did the debate make you more likely to vote for [ROTATE] Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, or, would you say the debate did not influence your vote one way or the other? N=366 71% Neither/No influence 18% More likely to vote for Hillary Clinton 10% More likely to vote for Donald Trump 1% Undecided/Refused 28. How confident are you that the votes cast across the country in the upcoming election will be accurately counted and there will not be any election fraud which could cause the election results to be rigged very confident, mostly confident, only a little confident, or not really confident at all? 39% Very confident 23% Mostly confident 62% TOTAL CONFIDENT 14% Only a little confident 22% Not really confident at all 2% Undecided/Refused 29. Based on your personal experience or what you know or have heard or read, do you support or oppose the efforts of the Tea Party movement? [IF SUPPORT/OPPOSE, ASK: Do you strongly or somewhat (support/oppose) the Tea Party movement? AND CODE BEST RESPONSE] 10% Strongly supports Tea Party movement 18% Somewhat supports Tea Party movement 28% TOTAL SUPPORT 37% TOTAL OPPOSE 12% Somewhat opposes Tea Party movement 25% Strongly opposes Tea Party movement 35% Undecided/Refused 7 7

Finally, I would like to ask you a few questions about yourself for statistical purposes. 30. Do you think of yourself as pro-choice, meaning that you support allowing women to have the right to an abortion, or do you consider yourself pro-life, meaning that you oppose abortions, except when it is necessary to save the life of the mother? 49% Pro-choice women have the right to an abortion 46% Pro-life against abortions except to save life of mother 5% Undecided/Refused 33. Could you please tell me in what year you were born? [IF REFUSED, ASK: Would you please tell me into which of the following categories your age would fall? Please stop me when I get to a category that applies to you. AND READ 1 TO 4] 8 [RECORD YEAR HERE AND THEN CODE BELOW] 18% 18 to 34 years ------ (1982 to 1998) 24% 35 to 49 ------------- (1967 to 1981) 32% 50 to 64 ------------- (1952 to 1966) 25% 65 and over --------- (1951 or before) 1% Undecided/Refused 37. Which of the following racial or ethnic groups best describes you -- White, African American or Black, Hispanic or Latino, Asian, Native American, of mixed-race or some other group or race? 77% White 11% African American/Black 2% Asian 2% Hispanic or Latino (Puerto Rican, Mexican-American etc.) 2% Mixed race 1% Native American 1% Other 4% Undecided/Refused 38. Would you describe yourself as (ROTATE) a conservative, a moderate or a liberal? 39% Conservative 35% Moderate 18% Liberal 8% Undecided/Refused 8

39. Generally speaking, do you consider yourself a Republican or a Democrat? (IF DEM) Do you consider yourself a strong Democrat or a not very strong Democrat? (IF INDEP) Do you consider yourself closer to the Republican or Democratic Party? (IF REP) Do you consider yourself a strong Republican or not a very strong Republican? 26% Strong Democrat 9% Not Strong Democrat 7% Independent-Lean Democrat 42% TOTAL DEMOCRAT 19% Independent 36% TOTAL REPUBLICAN 8% Independent-Lean Republican 8% Not Strong Republican 20% Strong Republican 1% Other 2% Undecided/Refused 9 9