Topline Report for Spring 2016 Northeast Ohio Poll on Republican National Convention

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1 Topline Report for Spring 2016 Northeast Ohio Poll on Republican National Convention The Spring 2016 Northeast Ohio poll was conducted among 527 adults in Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Medina, Portage, and Summit Counties between April 21, 2016 and May 2, 2016 using online panel data with quotas in place for gender and age (margin of error +/- 4 percent). 22. The next set of questions are about the Republican National Convention, which will take place in downtown Cleveland from July 18-21, 2016. Are you excited -- or not excited -- about the RNC coming to Cleveland this summer? Very excited 77 14.6% Somewhat excited 136 25.8% Not too excited 108 20.5% Not at all excited 124 23.5% Indifferent 82 15.6% 25. What will be the greatest benefit of hosting the Convention in downtown Cleveland? Please select all that apply. Economic impact 107 84.3% Improving people's perceptions of Cleveland 75 59.1% Attracting more visitors to Cleveland 74 58.3% Attracting more business to Cleveland 65 51.2% Job creation 54 42.5% Infrastructure improvements 37 29.1% Other (please explain) 1 0.8% Economic impact 68.5% 84.3% Improving people's perceptions 46.8% 59.1% of Cleveland Attracting more visitors to 44.3% 58.3% Cleveland Attracting more business to 34.3% 51.2% Cleveland Job creation 22.3% 42.5% Infrastructure improvements 28.5% 29.1% Other 3.8% 0.8%

2 27. Do you think that the Convention will help -- or not help -- the region's economy? It will help a lot 210 39.8% It will help a little 207 39.3% It won't help much 52 9.9% It won't help at all 30 5.7% Unsure (please explain) 28 5.3% It will help a lot 43.4% 39.8% It will help a little 39.2% 39.3% It won't help much 10.8% 9.9% It won't help at all 2.1% 5.7% Unsure 4.5% 5.3% Total 100.0% 100.0% 28. Do you think that the attention Cleveland receives from the Convention will have a positive -- or a negative -- effect on people's perception of Cleveland? It will have a mostly positive effect 320 60.7% It will have a mostly negative effect 39 7.4% It will not have an effect either way 105 19.9% Unsure (please explain) 63 12.0% Positive effect 64.5% 60.7% Negative effect 5.3% 7.4% No effect either way 15.8% 19.9% Unsure 14.3% 12.0% Total 100.0% 100.0%

3 29. In order to be prepared for the Convention, what should the City of Cleveland focus on the most? Please select up to three. Security 394 74.8% General ability to handle influx of visitors 313 59.4% Road improvements 188 35.7% Public transportation improvements 180 34.2% Making sure there is adequate lodging 177 33.6% Public Square improvements 84 15.9% Airport improvements 76 14.4% Other (please explain) 20 3.8% Security 73.2% 74.8% General ability to handle influx of 62.6% visitors 59.4% Road improvements 40.9% 35.7% Public transportation 35.8% improvements 34.2% Making sure there is adequate 34.3% lodging 33.6% Public Square improvements 19.2% 15.9% Airport improvements 14.9% 14.4% Other (please explain) 3.2% 3.8% 31. When the Convention is in town, will you be more likely -- or less likely -- to spend time in downtown Cleveland? More likely to spend time downtown 63 12.0% Less likely to spend time downtown 281 53.3% Neither more nor less likely to spend time downtown 160 30.4% Unsure (please explain) 23 4.4%

4 More likely to spend time downtown 13.8% 12.0% Less likely to spend time downtown 52.8% 53.3% Neither more nor less likely to spend time downtown 31.5% 30.4% Unsure 1.9% 4.4% Total 100.0% 100.0% 32. If time and money were not an issue, would you leave town during the RNC? Yes 173 32.8% No 334 63.4% Unsure (please explain) 20 3.8% 33. To what extent are you concerned -- or not concerned -- that protests, or even violence, will become the focus of attention at the convention? Extremely concerned 100 19.0% Moderately concerned 166 31.5% Slightly concerned 166 31.5% Not at all concerned 95 18.0% 34. To what extent are you confident in the Cleveland Division of Police's ability to ensure the safety and security of those participating in or otherwise attending the Convention, as well as the local community? Very confident 140 26.6% Somewhat confident 299 56.7% Not at all confident 88 16.7%

5 35. For the Convention, the Secret Service has partnered with the Cleveland Division of Police. In addition, the City of Cleveland has received a $50 million federal grant to offset the city s cost for providing security. Finally, many other federal, state and local law enforcement agencies, including the Cuyahoga County Sheriff s Department, are part of the planning process. Does this increase -- or decrease -- your confidence in the City of Cleveland's ability to help ensure the safety and security of Convention goers, as well as the local community? Increases confidence 321 61.0% Decreases confidence 21 4.0% Does not affect level of confidence either way 184 35.0% Total 526 100.0% 43. In general, who do you think is more to blame for the incidents of violence that have occurred at some political rallies for Donald Trump: The people who are protesting against Donald Trump at the rallies 157 29.8% The people who are supporting Donald Trump at the rallies 116 22.0% Both about equally to blame 254 48.2% 44. Do you approve or disapprove of how Donald Trump is handling the violence at some of his rallies? Strongly approve 29 5.5% Approve 87 16.5% Disapprove 143 27.1% Strongly disapprove 128 24.3% Unsure 140 26.6%

6 46. The second-to-last set of questions is about U.S. Politics. Do you think the Senate should consider the nomination of Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court, or do you think the Senate should not consider any Supreme Court nomination until there is a new president? The Senate should consider the nomination of Merrick 232 44.0% Garland The Senate should wait for a new president 156 29.6% Unsure 139 26.4% 47. Do you think the Senate Republicans who say they will refuse to hold hearings on the nomination are doing this more to give the American people a voice in the process or more because they are playing politics? To give people a voice 45 8.5% Playing politics 279 52.9% A little bit of both 142 26.9% Unsure 61 11.6% 48. Is your opinion of Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland favorable, not favorable, undecided, or haven't you heard enough about Merrick Garland yet to have an opinion? Very favorable 34 6.5% Favorable 96 18.2% Very unfavorable 16 3.0% Unfavorable 24 4.6% Haven't heard enough 265 50.3% Undecided 92 17.5%