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9887 4 th St. N., Suite 200 St. Petersburg, FL 33702 Phone: (727) 245-1962 Fax: (727) 577-7470 Email: info@stpetepolls.org Website: www.stpetepolls.org Matt Florell, President Subject: City of St. Petersburg Election Survey conducted for StPetePolls.org Date: August 7, 2017 Executive Summary: This poll of 862 St. Petersburg, Florida likely voters was conducted on August 7 h, 2017. This poll used the registered voter lists supplied by the state of Florida as of July 11 th, 2017. The sample of voters that were contacted included random samples of registered voters within the boundaries of the City of St. Petersburg. The issues surveyed included questions related to the 2017 City of St. Petersburg primary and general elections. Methodology: The poll was conducted by an automated phone call polling system. The results were then weighted to account for proportional differences between the respondents' demographics and the demographics of the active voter population for the City of St. Petersburg. The demographics used were: political party, race, age and gender. The sample of voters polled was chosen at random within the registered voter population within the City of St. Petersburg. Only those voters who stated that they had voted or were planning to vote were included in the results below. The scientific results shown for the questions below have a sample size of 862 and a 3.3% Margin of Error at a 95% confidence level. 2017 Fextel, Inc. phone: (727) 245-1962 website: www.stpetepolls.org

Summary of Scientific Results: In the election for Mayor of St. Petersburg, would you vote for Paul Congemi, Rick Kriseman, Jesse Nevel, Anthony Cates, Rick Baker or Theresa "Momma Tee" Lassiter? Congemi: 3.9% Baker: 45.7% Kriseman: 39.3% Lassiter: 2.7% Nevel: 1.6% Unsure: 5.3% Cates: 1.4% In the election for City Council district 2, would you vote for Barclay Harless or Brandi Gabbard? Harless: 16.0% Gabbard: 29.7% Unsure: 54.3% Do you support the Referendum to allow the Vinoy resort to build one-story parking structures on the North side of it's property downtown? Yes: 56.1% No: 24.3% Unsure: 19.5% Do you think the city is moving in the right direction or the wrong direction? Right direction: 50.5% Wrong direction: 36.3% Unsure: 13.2% Have you already voted or do you plan to vote in the August election? Already voted: 39.9% Plan to vote: 60.1%

Detailed Results with Demographic Breakdowns for Each Question: In the election for Mayor of St. Petersburg, would you vote for Paul Congemi, Rick Kriseman, Jesse Nevel, Anthony Cates, Rick Baker or Theresa "Momma Tee" Lassiter? Congemi: 3.9% Baker: 45.7% Kriseman: 39.3% Lassiter: 2.7% Nevel: 1.6% Unsure: 5.3% Cates: 1.4% Non-Weighted Results and Demographic Breakdowns: Congemi: 3.9% Baker: 45.7% Kriseman: 39.3% Lassiter: 2.7% Nevel: 1.6% Unsure: 5.3% Cates: 1.4% Political Party Breakdown: Democratic Party 440 responses Congemi: 4.1% Kriseman: 55.0% Nevel: 1.6% Cates: 1.1% Baker: 30.0% Lassiter: 3.2% Unsure: 5.0% Republican Party 305 responses Congemi: 3.9% Kriseman: 16.4% Nevel: 1.0% Cates: 1.6% Baker: 69.8% Lassiter: 2.0% Unsure: 5.2% Independent Voter 117 responses Congemi: 3.4% Kriseman: 40.2% Nevel: 3.4% Cates: 1.7% Baker: 41.9% Lassiter: 2.6% Unsure: 6.8% Race Breakdown: White, Not Hispanic 654 responses Congemi: 2.9% Kriseman: 39.0% Nevel: 1.4% Cates: 1.2% Baker: 48.6% Lassiter: 1.7% Unsure: 5.2% Black, Not Hispanic 166 responses Congemi: 7.8% Kriseman: 38.0% Nevel: 2.4% Cates: 1.8% Baker: 38.6% Lassiter: 6.0% Unsure: 5.4% Asian or Pacific Islander 8 responses Congemi: 12.5% Kriseman: 37.5% Nevel: 12.5% Cates: 0% Baker: 37.5% Lassiter: 0% Unsure: 0% Hispanic 14 responses Congemi: 0% Kriseman: 42.9% Nevel: 0% Cates: 7.1% Baker: 21.4% Lassiter: 14.3% Unsure: 14.3% Other or Unknown 20 responses Congemi: 5.0% Kriseman: 60.0% Nevel: 0% Cates: 0% Baker: 30.0% Lassiter: 0% Unsure: 5.0% Gender Breakdown: Male 381 responses Congemi: 4.5% Kriseman: 39.1% Nevel: 2.1% Cates: 1.0% Baker: 46.2% Lassiter: 3.1% Unsure: 3.9% Female 481 responses Congemi: 3.5% Kriseman: 39.5% Nevel: 1.2% Cates: 1.7% Baker: 45.3% Lassiter: 2.3% Unsure: 6.4% Age Breakdown: 18 to 29 38 responses Congemi: 7.9% Kriseman: 44.7% Nevel: 2.6% Cates: 2.6% Baker: 31.6% Lassiter: 2.6% Unsure: 7.9% 30 to 49 141 responses Congemi: 4.3% Kriseman: 41.8% Nevel: 2.1% Cates: 0% Baker: 41.8% Lassiter: 4.3% Unsure: 5.7% 50 to 69 427 responses Congemi: 3.3% Kriseman: 38.9% Nevel: 1.6% Cates: 2.3% Baker: 46.1% Lassiter: 3.0% Unsure: 4.7% 70 and up 256 responses Congemi: 4.3% Kriseman: 37.9% Nevel: 1.2% Cates: 0.4% Baker: 49.2% Lassiter: 1.2% Unsure: 5.9% 2017 Fextel, Inc. phone: (727) 245-1962 website: www.stpetepolls.org

In the election for City Council district 2, would you vote for Barclay Harless or Brandi Gabbard? Harless: 16.0% Gabbard: 29.7% Unsure: 54.3% Non-Weighted Results and Demographic Breakdowns: Harless: 16.0% Gabbard: 29.7% Unsure: 54.3% Political Party Breakdown: Democratic Party 440 responses Harless: 16.8% Gabbard: 31.8% Unsure: 51.4% Republican Party 305 responses Harless: 16.1% Gabbard: 26.6% Unsure: 57.4% Independent Voter 117 responses Harless: 12.8% Gabbard: 29.9% Unsure: 57.3% Race Breakdown: White, Not Hispanic 654 responses Harless: 15.4% Gabbard: 28.6% Unsure: 56.0% Black, Not Hispanic 166 responses Harless: 16.3% Gabbard: 32.5% Unsure: 51.2% Asian or Pacific Islander 8 responses Harless: 25.0% Gabbard: 62.5% Unsure: 12.5% Hispanic 14 responses Harless: 21.4% Gabbard: 35.7% Unsure: 42.9% Other or Unknown 20 responses Harless: 25.0% Gabbard: 25.0% Unsure: 50.0% Gender Breakdown: Male 381 responses Harless: 19.7% Gabbard: 30.4% Unsure: 49.9% Female 481 responses Harless: 13.1% Gabbard: 29.1% Unsure: 57.8% Age Breakdown: 18 to 29 38 responses Harless: 18.4% Gabbard: 31.6% Unsure: 50.0% 30 to 49 141 responses Harless: 19.9% Gabbard: 28.4% Unsure: 51.8% 50 to 69 427 responses Harless: 15.7% Gabbard: 31.9% Unsure: 52.5% 70 and up 256 responses Harless: 14.1% Gabbard: 26.6% Unsure: 59.4%

Do you support the Referendum to allow the Vinoy resort to build one-story parking structures on the North side of it's property downtown? Yes: 56.1% No: 24.3% Unsure: 19.5% Non-Weighted Results and Demographic Breakdowns: Yes: 56.0% No: 24.4% Unsure: 19.6% Political Party Breakdown: Democratic Party 440 responses Yes: 53.6% No: 26.1% Unsure: 20.2% Republican Party 305 responses Yes: 59.3% No: 22.0% Unsure: 18.7% Independent Voter 117 responses Yes: 56.4% No: 23.9% Unsure: 19.7% Race Breakdown: White, Not Hispanic 654 responses Yes: 57.8% No: 23.7% Unsure: 18.5% Black, Not Hispanic 166 responses Yes: 48.2% No: 27.7% Unsure: 24.1% Asian or Pacific Islander 8 responses Yes: 75.0% No: 12.5% Unsure: 12.5% Hispanic 14 responses Yes: 57.1% No: 35.7% Unsure: 7.1% Other or Unknown 20 responses Yes: 55.0% No: 15.0% Unsure: 30.0% Gender Breakdown: Male 381 responses Yes: 58.5% No: 22.6% Unsure: 18.9% Female 481 responses Yes: 54.1% No: 25.8% Unsure: 20.2% Age Breakdown: 18 to 29 38 responses Yes: 44.7% No: 23.7% Unsure: 31.6% 30 to 49 141 responses Yes: 56.7% No: 24.1% Unsure: 19.1% 50 to 69 427 responses Yes: 57.4% No: 25.5% Unsure: 17.1% 70 and up 256 responses Yes: 55.1% No: 22.7% Unsure: 22.3% 2017 Fextel, Inc. phone: (727) 245-1962 website: www.stpetepolls.org

Do you think the city is moving in the right direction or the wrong direction? Right direction: 50.5% Wrong direction: 36.3% Unsure: 13.2% Non-Weighted Results and Demographic Breakdowns: Right direction: 50.5% Wrong direction: 36.2% Unsure: 13.3% Political Party Breakdown: Democratic Party 440 responses Right direction: 58.4% Wrong direction: 26.1% Unsure: 15.5% Republican Party 305 responses Right direction: 37.0% Wrong direction: 51.5% Unsure: 11.5% Independent Voter 117 responses Right direction: 55.6% Wrong direction: 34.2% Unsure: 10.3% Race Breakdown: White, Not Hispanic 654 responses Right direction: 49.8% Wrong direction: 39.3% Unsure: 10.9% Black, Not Hispanic 166 responses Right direction: 48.8% Wrong direction: 27.7% Unsure: 23.5% Asian or Pacific Islander 8 responses Right direction: 62.5% Wrong direction: 12.5% Unsure: 25.0% Hispanic 14 responses Right direction: 78.6% Wrong direction: 21.4% Unsure: 0% Other or Unknown 20 responses Right direction: 60.0% Wrong direction: 25.0% Unsure: 15.0% Gender Breakdown: Male 381 responses Right direction: 48.0% Wrong direction: 40.7% Unsure: 11.3% Female 481 responses Right direction: 52.4% Wrong direction: 32.6% Unsure: 15.0% Age Breakdown: 18 to 29 38 responses Right direction: 44.7% Wrong direction: 28.9% Unsure: 26.3% 30 to 49 141 responses Right direction: 48.2% Wrong direction: 39.7% Unsure: 12.1% 50 to 69 427 responses Right direction: 49.9% Wrong direction: 37.7% Unsure: 12.4% 70 and up 256 responses Right direction: 53.5% Wrong direction: 32.8% Unsure: 13.7%

Have you already voted or do you plan to vote in the August election? Already voted: 39.9% Plan to vote: 60.1% Non-Weighted Results and Demographic Breakdowns: Already voted: 39.9% Plan to vote: 60.1% Political Party Breakdown: Democratic Party 440 responses Already voted: 36.1% Plan to vote: 63.9% Republican Party 305 responses Already voted: 44.9% Plan to vote: 55.1% Independent Voter 117 responses Already voted: 41.0% Plan to vote: 59.0% Race Breakdown: White, Not Hispanic 654 responses Already voted: 43.3% Plan to vote: 56.7% Black, Not Hispanic 166 responses Already voted: 30.1% Plan to vote: 69.9% Asian or Pacific Islander 8 responses Already voted: 25.0% Plan to vote: 75.0% Hispanic 14 responses Already voted: 28.6% Plan to vote: 71.4% Other or Unknown 20 responses Already voted: 25.0% Plan to vote: 75.0% Gender Breakdown: Male 381 responses Already voted: 41.2% Plan to vote: 58.8% Female 481 responses Already voted: 38.9% Plan to vote: 61.1% Age Breakdown: 18 to 29 38 responses Already voted: 31.6% Plan to vote: 68.4% 30 to 49 141 responses Already voted: 34.8% Plan to vote: 65.2% 50 to 69 427 responses Already voted: 37.5% Plan to vote: 62.5% 70 and up 256 responses Already voted: 48.0% Plan to vote: 52.0% 2017 Fextel, Inc. phone: (727) 245-1962 website: www.stpetepolls.org

Geographical City Region Breakdown In the election for Mayor of St. Petersburg, would you vote for Paul Congemi, Rick Kriseman, Jesse Nevel, Anthony Cates, Rick Baker or Theresa "Momma Tee" Lassiter? TOTAL MIDTOWN NORTHEAST WEST SOUTH DOWNTOWN Kriseman: 39.3% 32.5% 38.0% 38.7% 43.0% 50.0% Baker: 45.7% 45.8% 49.1% 45.3% 43.0% 38.6% Congemi: 3.9% 8.4% 3.5% 4.0% 2.2% 4.5% Nevel: 1.6% 2.4% 1.0% 1.5% 2.2% 2.3% Cates: 1.3% 2.4% 1.0% 1.5% 1.6% 0.0% Lassiter: 2.7% 3.6% 2.8% 2.6% 3.2% 0.0% Unsure: 5.3% 4.8% 4.5% 6.6% 4.8% 4.5% * definitions of the city geographical regions can be found on the last page

In the election for City Council district 2, would you vote for Barclay Harless or Brandi Gabbard? TOTAL MIDTOWN NORTHEAST WEST SOUTH DOWNTOWN Harless: 16.0% 15.7% 16.4% 17.9% 12.9% 15.9% Gabbard: 29.7% 31.3% 29.6% 33.6% 25.3% 18.2% Unsure: 54.3% 53.0% 54.0% 48.5% 61.8% 65.9% Do you support the Referendum to allow the Vinoy resort to build one-story parking structures on the North side of it's property downtown? TOTAL MIDTOWN NORTHEAST WEST SOUTH DOWNTOWN Yes: 56.1% 44.6% 59.6% 53.3% 59.1% 54.5% No: 24.3% 33.7% 23.7% 27.4% 17.7% 22.7% Unsure: 19.5% 21.7% 16.7% 19.3% 23.1% 22.7% Do you think the city is moving in the right direction or the wrong direction? TOTAL MIDTOWN NORTHEAST WEST SOUTH DOWNTOWN Right: 50.5% 50.6% 48.4% 50.7% 49.5% 63.6% Wrong: 36.3% 25.3% 40.1% 37.6% 34.9% 27.3% Unsure: 13.2% 24.1% 11.5% 11.7% 15.6% 9.1% Have you already voted or do you plan to vote in the August election? TOTAL MIDTOWN NORTHEAST WEST SOUTH DOWNTOWN Voted: 39.9% 38.6% 41.1% 40.9% 34.4% 52.3% Plan to Vote: 60.1% 61.4% 58.9% 59.1% 65.6% 47.7% * definitions of the city geographical regions can be found on the last page 2017 Fextel, Inc. phone: (727) 245-1962 website: www.stpetepolls.org

Geographical City Region Definitions: (each region covers the following Pinellas County voting precincts, some precincts may be partial due to boundaries of the city dividing several precincts) MIDTOWN: 109,112,113,114,115,116,117,119,120,120.1,204 NORTHEAST: 129,133,134,135,136,137,138,139,140,141,142,143,144,145,146,147,150,151,152,153,154,155,156, 157,161,162,165 WEST: 127,128,131,132,211,213,215,216,217,219,220,221,222,223,224,225,226,227,228,229,230,231,232, 233,234,235,236,237,239,240,241,275 SOUTH: (not including Midtown) 101,102,103,104,105,106,107,108,109,110,111,118,200,201,202,203,205 DOWNTOWN: 121,122,123,125,126,130