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1101 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 200 Washington, DC 20036 (202) 463-7300 Interview dates: March 28 30, 2006 Interviews: 1,003 adults, 796 registered voters Margin of error: +3.1 for all adults, +3.5 for registered voters THE ASSOCIATED PRESS IMMIGRATION STUDY CONDUCTED BY IPSOS PUBLIC AFFAIRS RELEASE DATE: MARCH 31, 2006 PROJECT #81-5139-84 NOTE: all results shown are percentages unless otherwise labeled. IMMIGRATION STUDY 1. Would you favor or oppose allowing immigrants with jobs who are in the United States illegally to apply for legal, temporary worker status? Strongly favor... 26 Somewhat favor... 30 Somewhat oppose... 12 Strongly oppose... 28 Not sure... 4 Total Favor... 56 Total Oppose... 41 2. On balance, do you think illegal immigrants mostly make a contribution to American society, or are they mostly a drain on American society? Mostly make a contribution... 51 Mostly a drain... 42 Not sure... 7 3. Which comes closest to your view? Illegal immigrants take jobs that Americans don t want... 65 Illegal immigrants take away jobs that are wanted by Americans... 29 Not sure... 6 4. Do you think it should be a serious criminal offense to enter and remain in the United States without proper documentation or should it be considered a minor offense? Serious criminal offense... 47 Minor offense... 51 Not sure... 2

Ipsos Public Affairs Project #81-5139-84 Page 2 5. If a fence were built along the border between the United States and Mexico, how confident are you that such a fence would reduce the number of illegal immigrants? Very confident... 6 Somewhat confident... 26 Not too confident... 29 Not at all confident... 38 Not sure... 1 Total Confident... 32 Total Not Confident... 67

Ipsos Public Affairs Project #81-5139-84 Page 3 REGISTERED VOTERS/ PARTY AFFILIATION 1. Are you currently registered to vote at this address, or not? ALL ADULTS Yes... 79 No... 21 Refused/not sure... - 2a. Do you consider yourself a Democrat, a Republican, an Independent or none of these? * INITIAL PARTY IDENTIFICATION REGISTERED VOTERS Republican... 29 Democrat... 34 Independent... 24 None of these... 11 Not sure... 2 (IF DEMOCRAT TO Q.2a, Q.2b ASKED. IF REPUBLICAN TO Q.2a, Q.2c ASKED. IF INDEPENDENT or NONE OF THESE TO Q.2a, Q.2d ASKED. RESULTS SHOWN IN SUMMARY BELOW.) 2b. Do you lean strongly or only moderately toward the Democratic Party? 2c. Do you lean strongly or only moderately toward the Republican Party? 2d. Do your beliefs tend to lean more toward the Democrats or the Republicans? REGISTERED VOTERS Strongly Republican... 15 Moderately Republican... 25 Definitely Independent/neither... 11 Moderately Democrat... 27 Strongly Democrat... 20 Refused/not sure... 2 Total Republican... 40 Total Democrat... 47

Ipsos Public Affairs Project #81-5139-84 Page 4 DEMOGRAPHICS NOTE: Results for demographic questions represent all adults unless otherwise indicated. D1a. D1b. In what year were you born? Have you already had a birthday this year? (IF RESPONDENT REFUSES Q.D1a OR Q.D1b, Q.D1c ASKED. RESULTS SHOWN IN SUMMARY BELOW.) D1c. Are you: 18-34... 31 35-49... 28 50-64... 24 65 and over... 16 Refused/not sure... 1 D2. Are you employed: TOTAL EMPLOYED... 62 - Full time... 51 - Part time... 11 Not employed... 15 Retired... 22 D3. What is the last year of school you completed? Grade school or some high school... 9 Completed high school... 21 Some community college or university, but did not finish... 23 Completed technical school or a community college... 12 Completed a university or Bachelor s degree... 20 Completed a post-graduate degree such as a Master s or Ph.D... 15 Refused/not sure... - D4. Are you currently married? Yes... 56 No... 44 Refused/not sure... - D5. Including yourself and any children, how many people are currently living in your household? 1... 19 2... 36 3... 14 4... 18 5... 8 6 or more... 4

Ipsos Public Affairs Project #81-5139-84 Page 5 (Q.D6a-c ASKED ONLY OF THOSE WHO SAY MORE THAN ONE PERSON IN HOUSEHOLD IN Q.D5.) D6a. How many children under 6 years are currently living in your household? D6b. D6c. How many children ages 6 to 12 are currently living in your household? How many children ages 13 to 17 are currently living in your household? ANY CHILDREN NET... 38 Under 6... 19 6-12... 20 13-17... 16 NO CHILDREN... 61 D7a. Would you describe yourself as a born-again or evangelical Christian, or not? Yes... 39 No... 60 D9b. What is your religious preference? Is it Protestant, Catholic, Mormon, Jewish, Muslim, some other religion, or don t you belong to any religious denomination? (IF SOME OTHER RELIGION, ASK) Is that a Christian denomination, or not? (IF YES, CODED AS PROTESTANT.) Protestant... 46 Catholic... 24 Mormon... 3 Jewish... 1 Muslim... 1 Other non-christian religion... 3 No religion... 20 Refused/not sure... 2 D10a. Are you of Hispanic ethnicity? (Q.D10b ASKED ONLY OF THOSE WHO DO NOT SAY THEY ARE HISPANIC IN Q.D10a.) D10b. Are you white, black, Asian, or some other race? (RESULTS SHOWN IN SUMMARY BELOW.) White... 69 Black... 11 Hispanic... 12 Asian... 3 American Indian... 1 Other... 2 Refused... 2

Ipsos Public Affairs Project #81-5139-84 Page 6 D11. Could you please tell me your household income from all sources in 2005? Under $15,000... 13 $15,000 to less than $20,000... 5 $20,000 to less than $25,000... 6 $25,000 to less than $30,000... 6 $30,000 to less than $40,000... 10 $40,000 to less than $50,000... 7 $50,000 to less than $75,000... 16 $75,000 to less than $100,000... 9 $100,000 or more... 13 5 REGION: Northeast... 19 Midwest... 22 South... 36 West... 23 METROPOLITAN STATUS: Urban... 29 Suburban... 50 Rural... 21 GENDER: Male... 48 Female... 52