******DRAFT***** Muhlenberg College/Morning Call 2016 Pennsylvania Republican Presidential Primary Survey. Mid April Version

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******DRAFT***** Muhlenberg College/Morning Call 2016 Pennsylvania Republican Presidential Primary Survey Key Findings: Mid April Version 1. Donald Trump has built a solid lead over both Senator Ted Cruz and Ohio Governor John Kasich in Pennsylvania s Republican Party Primary. Trump maintains a 15 point lead over Kasich and an 18 point lead over Cruz with less than two weeks before Republicans in the Commonwealth cast their ballots for their party s presidential primary. 2. While about a third of likely Republican voters said they would enthusiastically support Trump if he was the GOP nominee for president, one quarter of Republican voters state that they would not support him at all if he was the nominee. 3. Trump continues to dominate among Republican men in Pennsylvania, receiving more support (46%) among this group than both Cruz and Kasich combined (45%), but maintains much smaller leads over his two rivals among GOP women in the Keystone State. 4. About 2 out of 3 Republicans agree that Donald Trump speaks the truth. 5. Only 4 out of 10 likely Republican voters agree that Donald Trump is a conservative. Methodological Statement The following report contains the results of a telephone survey of 422 likely Republican voters in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania between April 7 and 12, 2016. Respondents were interviewed in English on both landlines (283) and cell phones (139) by the staff of the Muhlenberg College Institute of Public Opinion (MCIPO) in Allentown, Pennsylvania on the Institute s Computer Aided Telephone Interviewing (CATI) system. With a randomly selected sample of 422 respondents the margin of error for the surveys is +/- 5.5% at a 95% level of confidence. Margins of error for questions with smaller sample size will be larger. In addition to sampling error, one should consider that question wording and other fielding issues can introduce error or bias into survey results. The calculation of sampling error takes into account design effects due to the weighting identified above. In order to reach a representative sample of likely Republican voters both land lines and cell phones were called up to 5 times. The response rate for this survey as calculated using the American Association of Public Opinion Research (AAPOR) RRII formula is approximately 13%. The sampling frame for the study is from the registered voters files of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania with only registered Republicans included in the frame. Due to rounding the totals provided in the frequency report may not total 100%. The survey instrument (presented in its entirety below) was designed by Dr. Christopher P. Borick of the MCIPO is conjunction with the staff of the Morning Call. The survey was funded exclusively by the Morning Call and the MCIPO. For more detailed information on the methods employed please contact the MCIPO at 484-664-3444 or email Dr. Borick at cborick@muhlenberg.edu.

Q1: In which of the following categories does your current age fall? (READ LIST) 1. 18-29.. 8% 2. 30-49.. 23% 3. 50-65.. 33% 4. or over 65... 37% INSTRUMENT And FREQUENCY REPORT Q2: Which of the following categories best describes your current voting status? Are you registered as a? (READ LIST) 1. Republican 100% 2. Democrat (End Survey) 3. Independent (End Survey) 4. Other Party (End Survey) 5. Not Registered to Vote in Pennsylvania (End Survey) 6. Not Sure (Volunteered) (End Survey) Q3: How likely are you to vote in the April 26th presidential primary in Pennsylvania. Are you definitely going to vote, very likely to vote, not too likely to vote or definitely not voting in the April 26th primary? 1. Definitely going to vote.. 88% 2. Very likely to vote 12% 3. Not too likely to vote (End Survey) 4. Definitely not voting (End Survey) 5. Not Sure (Volunteered) (End Survey) Q4: How closely have you been following the campaigns for the Republican Party presidential nomination. Are you following the campaigns very closely, somewhat closely not too closely or not at all? 1. Very Closely. 72% 2. Somewhat Closely 28% 3. Not Too Closely (End Survey) 4. Not at All.. (End Survey) 5. Not Sure.(End Survey)

Q5: If the Pennsylvania presidential primary was held today and the race was between Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and John Kasich who would you vote for? (ROTATE NAMES) 1. Donald Trump (SKIP TO Q7) 38% 2. Ted Cruz (SKIP TO Q7) 21% 3. John Kasich (SKIP TO Q7) 24% 4. Other / Neither (Volunteered) (SKIP TO Q7). 3% 5. Not Sure (Volunteered) 15% Q6: As of today would you say that you are leaning more to voting for Donald Trump, Ted Cruz or John Kasich in the Pennsylvania presidential primary? (ONLY THOSE NOT SURE: n= 61) 1. Donald Trump 16% 2. Ted Cruz 12% 3. John Kasich 13% 4. Not Sure (Volunteered).. 59% WITH LEANERS INCLUDED 1. Donald Trump 41% 2. Ted Cruz. 23% 3. John Kasich 26% 4. Other / Neither (Volunteered) 3% 5. Not Sure (Volunteered). 8% Q7: If Donald Trump became the Republican Party nominee for president, would you enthusiastically support him, support him but with reservations, support him because he is the Republican Party nominee or not support him? 1. Enthusiastically Support 34% 2. Support with Reservations.18% 3. Support Because Party Nominee 18% 4. Not Support 25% 5. Not Sure (VOL). 5% Q8: If Ted Cruz became the Republican Party nominee for president, would you enthusiastically support him, support him but with reservations, support him because he is the Republican Party nominee or not support him? 1. Enthusiastically Support 24% 2. Support with Reservations.18% 3. Support Because Party Nominee 28% 4. Not Support 25% 5. Not Sure (VOL). 5%

Q9: If John Kasich became the Republican Party nominee for president, would you enthusiastically support him, support him but with reservations, support him because he is the Republican Party nominee or not support him? 1. Enthusiastically Support 29% 2. Support with Reservations. 21% 3. Support Because Party Nominee 25% 4. Not Support 20% 5. Not Sure (VOL). 5% Q10: If Donald Trump were elected president what best describes your feelings of what he would do in office excited, optimistic, concerned or fearful. 1. Excited.19% 2. Optimistic.32% 3. Concerned 24% 4. Fearful..20% 5. Other (VOL) 2% 6. Not Sure (VOL)... 3% Q11: If Ted Cruz were elected president what best describes your feelings of what he would do in office excited, optimistic, concerned or fearful. 1. Excited.10% 2. Optimistic.39% 3. Concerned 33% 4. Fearful..13% 5. Other (VOL) 1% 6. Not Sure (VOL)... 5% Q12: If John Kasich were elected president what best describes your feelings of what he would do in office excited, optimistic, concerned or fearful. 1. Excited.12% 2. Optimistic.44% 3. Concerned 27% 4. Fearful.. 9% 5. Other (VOL) 1% 6. Not Sure (VOL)... 7%

Q13: To win the Republican nomination for president, a candidate must win a majority of votes from the delegates to the party s national convention. If nobody wins a majority on the first vote additional votes will be taken until a winner emerges. If no candidate wins on the first vote, what do you think should happen: 1. The candidate who won the most delegates in earlier state by state primary and caucus voting should win 60% 2. The candidate the convention delegates think is best to represent the party should win.27% 3. Not Sure (Vol).13% Q14: If Donald Trump wins the Republican nomination for President would you like to see another Republican run for President as an independent or third party candidate or not? 1. Run.28% 2. Not Run..62% 3. Not Sure (VOL)..10% Q15: Do you think Donald Trump, Ted Cruz or John Kasich would be more likely to beat Democrat Hillary Clinton in the general election this fall? 1. Donald Trump 43% 2. Ted Cruz 20% 3. John Kasich 19% 4. Not Sure (Volunteered)..19% Q16: If Donald Trump were the Republican Party nominee for President and Hillary Clinton was the Democrat Party nominee, which of the following options best reflect the way you would vote in the presidential election this fall? 1. I would vote for Donald Trump..66% 2. I would vote for Hillary Clinton. 9% 3. I would vote for a third party candidate..13% 4. I would not vote in the presidential election 5% 5. Not Sure (Volunteered) 8% Q17: What is the first word that comes to mind when you think of Donald Trump? (Open Ended) Still Need to be Coded

Now I would like to read a few descriptions of Donald Trump. For each description I read please indicate if you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree or strongly disagree with the description of Donald Trump. First: (Rotate) Strongly Agree Somewhat Agree Somewhat Disagree Strongly Disagree Not Sure Q18: Trump speaks the truth. Q19: Trump only cares about himself. Q20: Trump is a real conservative. Q21. Trump can t be trusted. Q22: Trump can be elected President of the United States. 39% 26% 12% 20% 3% 21% 15% 20% 41% 3% 15% 24% 18% 30% 14% 18% 18% 16% 39% 8% 55% 27% 4% 10% 4% Q23: Finally, I have a few questions about yourself. Which of the following categories best describes your racial identity? Are you (READ LIST)? 1. White/Caucasian...96% 2. African-American.. 1% 3. Hispanic..1% 4. Latino <1% 5. Asian.<1% 6. Native American <1% 7. Mixed race 1% 8. or other...<1% Q24: Which of the following categories best describes your religious affiliation? Are you (READ LIST)? 1. Catholic.. 31% 2. Protestant 56% 3. Jewish. 1% 4. Muslim <1% 5. Hindu.. 0% 6. Other Religion (Including agnostic)...10% 7. or Atheist 1% 8. Not Sure (Volunteered) 1%

Q25: What is your highest level of education? (READ LIST) 1. Less than High School 2% 2. High School Graduate 25% 3. Some college or technical school.. 28% 4. College graduate (4 yr only).. 28% 5. Graduate or professional degree 18% Q26: Which of the following best describes your political beliefs? (READ LIST) 1.Very Conservative..36% 2. Somewhat Conservative 36% 3. Moderate 23% 4. Somewhat Liberal.. 3% 5. Very Liberal...<1% 6. Not Sure (Volunteered). 2% Q27: Which of the following categories best describes your family income? Is it (READ LIST)? 1. Under $20,000 9% 2. $20,000-$40,000 14% 3. $40,000-$60,000 19% 4. $60,000-$80,000 16% 5. $80,000-$100,000..15% 6. Over $100,000...25% 7. Not Sure (Volunteered).. 2% Q28: Thank you for your help with the survey. We appreciate your time. (GENDER DETERMINED BY VOICE RECOGNITION) 1. Male 50% 2. Female 50%

SELECTED CROSSTABS Trump Cruz Kasich Not Sure/Other Male 46% 22% 23% 10% Female 34% 24% 28% 13% High School or Less Some College or Technical School College Degree Or More Very Conservative Somewhat Conservative 50% 21% 13% 13% 44% 25% 21% 8% 32% 23% 36% 5% 40% 34% 15% 12% 46% 22% 23% 9% Moderate 36% 11% 38% 14% Somewhat Liberal 23% 8% 54% 15% Southeast 46% 22% 26% 7% Southwest 40% 15% 39% 6% Remainder of the State 38% 24% 24% 14%