Virginia Election Eve Survey of Voters November 7, 2017

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1. Is this your first time voting in a Virginia gubernatorial election? Yes 14 25 29 15 13 No 85 75 71 85 87 2. Thinking about the 2017 election here in Virginia, what are the most important issues facing your community that our elected officials should address? [Open ended, Pre-code to list, RESPONDENT MAY SELECT ONE OR TWO RECORD ORDER OF MENTION IF TWO] Better/more jobs / improve the economy 38 31 28 39 38 Health care cost/access 30 23 32 37 28 Lower government spending /taxes 19 10 18 11 21 Education reform / schools 17 25 26 28 14 Immigration reform / DREAM Act 11 29 16 3 12 Deal with Donald Trump 9 8 11 13 8 Criminal justice reform / police 9 7 5 12 8 Race relations / discrimination 7 12 11 13 5 Corruption in government 6 3 4 5 7 Terrorism / foreign policy 4 5 8 1 5 Climate change/ environment 4 2 6 3 4 Housing affordability / mortgages 4 3 3 6 3 Something else 13 6 10 8 15 3. Generally speaking, do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President? Is that: Strongly approve 27 13 14 5 34 Somewhat approve 16 10 19 4 20 Somewhat disapprove 7 12 15 6 6 Strongly disapprove 47 61 46 80 38 Don t know 2 4 5 4 2 TOTAL APPROVE 44 23 33 9 54 TOTAL DISAPPROVE 54 73 61 86 44 p1

4. In the election for Governor of Virginia, [IF S5=1 or 2 did you ; IF S5_2=1 will you ] vote for [ROTATE: Republican Ed Gillespie / Democrat Ralph Northam] or Libertarian Cliff Hyra? Gillespie 45 24 29 8 57 Northam 54 73 69 89 41 Hyra 2 3 2 3 2 5. In the election for Lieutenant Governor [IF S5=1 or 2 did you ; IF S5_2=1 will you ] vote for [ROTATE: Republican Jill Vogel / Democrat Justin Fairfax]? Vogel 47 26 30 10 57 Fairfax 53 73 68 88 42 Not voting for Lt. Governor 1 1 2 2 1 6. In the election for Attorney General [IF S5=1 or 2 did you ; IF S5_2=1 will you ] vote for [ROTATE: Republican John Adams / Democrat Mark Herring]? Adams 47 28 33 13 60 Herring 53 70 65 85 39 Not voting for Attorney General 1 2 2 2 1 7. In the election for Virginia House of Delegates, [IF S5=1 or 2 did you ; IF S5_2=1 will you ] vote for the [ROTATE: Republican candidate / Democratic candidate] in your district? Republican delegate candidate 47 26 32 8 58 Democratic delegate candidate 53 72 65 89 40 Not voting for delegate 1 2 2 2 2 8. Which of the following three statements do you generally agree with the most: [ROTATE: I m voting in 2017 because I want to support the Democratic candidate; I m voting in 2017 because I want to support the Republican candidate; I m voting in 2017 because I want to support and represent the other [Latino/Asian- American/Black/White] people in my community To support the Democrat 33 42 50 63 22 To support the Republican 22 15 18 6 26 To support the people in community 43 37 22 24 49 Don t know 2 6 10 6 1 p2

9. Over the past few months, did anyone from a campaign, political party, or community organization ask you to vote, or register to vote for this election? Yes 47 44 52 51 47 No 53 56 48 49 53 10. Were you contacted by the Democrats, the Republicans, or by representatives of community organizations? [ALLOW MULTIPLE RESPONSES] Was not contacted 53 56 48 49 53 Democrats 30 27 33 36 29 Republicans 21 16 21 11 24 Community Organizations / Others 15 13 17 15 15 Don t know 1 4 3 1 1 11. A lot of people have said there just wasn t enough information this year, while others said there was plenty. Generally speaking, how well informed do you feel about the issues, policies, and values that both Ralph Northam and Ed Gillespie stood for in this election? Very well informed 52 43 38 46 54 Somewhat informed 39 40 40 40 38 Not that informed 7 12 12 9 6 Not informed at all 2 4 7 5 1 12. When it comes to politics, do you think of yourself as a Republican, a Democrat, an independent, or something else? Republican 36 17 19 5 45 Democrat 34 60 43 73 22 Independent 24 16 24 15 27 Other party 6 7 15 7 6 13. When it comes to the issue of immigration, do you know if Ralph Northam is more interested in. [rotate 1 & 2] Welcoming immigrants and their families to Virginia 59 48 46 48 63 Attacking immigrants and their families in Virginia 3 9 6 3 3 OR You don t really know where he stands on immigration issues 34 39 41 45 30 OTHER [Do not read] 4 5 7 4 4 14. When it comes to the issue of immigration, do you know if Ed Gillespie is more interested in. [rotate 1 & 2] Welcoming immigrants and their families to Virginia 19 14 13 8 23 Attacking immigrants and their families in Virginia 37 41 32 41 35 OR You don t really know where he stands on immigration issues 36 38 47 47 32 OTHER [Do not read] 8 6 8 4 9 p3

Okay, now let s talk about a couple of the political advertisements and statements that have been made during the past few months here in Virginia 15. During the campaign, some people stated that Ed Gillespie was following in Donald Trump s racist and divisive footsteps because he did not strongly condemn the Nazi march in Charlottesville and he supports Confederate monuments. During the campaign, did you hear or see any ads or discussions like this? Yes 61 56 50 64 60 No 34 39 41 31 34 Can t remember / Don t know 6 6 9 4 6 16. Some people stated that Ed Gillespie is like Donald Trump because he called immigrants from Central America violent gang members who rape and kill people in Virginia. And that Gillespie ran racist ads against Latinos. During the campaign, did you hear or see any ads or discussions like this? Yes 47 62 42 54 44 No 49 35 51 37 52 Can t remember / Don t know 4 3 7 9 3 17. During the 2017 campaign Ralph Northam said that young undocumented immigrants who were raised in Virginia and graduated from Virginia High Schools should have access to colleges and universities and not be turned away. Do these statements make you feel more enthusiastic about Northam or less enthusiastic about Northam? More enthusiastic about Northam 58 74 61 80 51 Less enthusiastic about Northam 30 16 22 11 35 It Depends / Don t know 12 10 17 9 14 NET EFFECT +28 +58 +39 +69 +16 18. During his campaign for governor, Ed Gillespie recently said that cities which try to help immigrants are actually promoting violent gangs. He said illegal immigrants are a dangerous threat to public safety, and that immigrants from Central America are violent gang members who rape and kill people in Virginia. Did these statements make you feel more enthusiastic about Gillespie or less enthusiastic about Gillespie? More enthusiastic about Gillespie 25 22 26 10 29 Less enthusiastic about Gillespie 69 67 58 83 52 It Depends / Don t know 16 11 15 7 18 NET EFFECT -34-45 -32-73 -23 p4

19. Today, some people argue that we should not have statues honoring people who were racists and were in favor of slavery. Republican candidate Ed Gillespie said he wants Virginia to keep their Confederate Monuments and Statues to honor the Southern Generals in the Civil War. Did these statements make you feel more enthusiastic about Gillespie or less enthusiastic about Gillespie? More enthusiastic about Gillespie 41 23 28 11 51 Less enthusiastic about Gillespie 43 63 53 78 33 It Depends / Don t know 15 14 19 11 16 NET EFFECT -2-40 -25-67 +18 20_1. [AFAM ONLY] During the election Ed Gillespie said he would stop efforts by Governor McAuliffe that allow people with former criminal convictions who have fully completed their sentences to have their rights restored so they can vote. The majority of people impacted are African American. Did these statements make you feel more enthusiastic about Gillespie or less enthusiastic about Gillespie? More enthusiastic about Gillespie na na na 13 na Less enthusiastic about Gillespie na na na 71 na It Depends / Don t know na na na 16 na NET EFFECT na na na -58 na 20_2. [AFAM ONLY] During the election Ed Gillespie said he would stop efforts by Governor McAuliffe that allow people with former criminal convictions who have fully completed their sentences to have their rights restored so they can vote. The majority of people impacted are African American. [SPLIT 2 ADD: Gillespie said these are unrepentant, unreformed violent criminals who do not deserve the right to vote ] Did these statements make you feel more enthusiastic about Gillespie or less enthusiastic about Gillespie? More enthusiastic about Gillespie na na na 8 na Less enthusiastic about Gillespie na na na 80 na It Depends / Don t know na na na 12 na NET EFFECT na na na -72 na 21. When it comes to news and information about politics and elections, how often do you use or rely on [Spanish/Asian] language television or radio programs, websites, or newspapers? Every day na 26 18 na na Few times per week na 24 15 na na Once per week na 8 8 na na Few times per month na 11 6 na na Few times per year na 8 6 na na Never na 23 42 na na p5

Latino Decisions interviewed a total of n=1,735 voters in Virginia who participated in the November 7, 2017 statewide election, including n=431 Latinos, n=404 Asian Americans, n=403 African Americans, and n=497 whites. Surveys were conducted November 2-6 to a voter list of likely voters, and then screened to identify only those respondents who had already voted early/absentee or said they were 100% certain to cast a ballot in the election. The survey was available in English, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese at the respondent s discretion. p6