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TO: FROM: SUBJECT: COMMITTEE TO DEFEND THE PRESIDENT WPA INTELLIGENCE NATIONAL SURVEY TOP QUESTIONS DATE: JULY 11, 2017 The following memorandum illustrates key findings from a national, policy focused study executed to gather insights among likely voters. Questions and responses relate to key accomplishments executed by President Trump, White House, and GOP leaders during the first six (6) months of 2017. Utilizing a mixed-mode methodology, WPA Intelligence conducted interviews among n=2,967 likely voters nationwide from June 25-29 on behalf of the Committee to Defend the President, the leading pro-trump Super PAC committed to defending the President. The margin of error in this research is ± 1.89%. A Majority of Likely Voters Approve of President Trump s Decisions.» Major domestic achievements of President Trump, such as the President s decisions to pick Neil Gorsuch for Supreme Court, promote women in science, and sign an executive order that encourages employers to hire American workers and to buy American product, receive a majority of support from likely voters. Do you approve or disapprove with President Trump s decisions to pick Neil Gorsuch for Supreme Court, promote women in science, and sign an executive order that encourages employers to hire American workers and to buy American products?

These policies receive a plurality of support, regardless of gender or age. Approve Disapprove Unsure Men 18-54 54% 28% 18% Men 55+ 67% 20% 14% Women 18-54 49% 25% 26% Women 55+ 57% 20% 23% While approval for President Trump and the White House s accomplishments tested in this research are expectedly split along partisan breaks, these actions are supported by nearly all Republicans (82%), a significant majority of Independents (55%), and even one-third of Democrats (33%). Approve Disapprove Unsure GOP 82% 9% 10% Ind 55% 22% 23% Dem 33% 38% 29% A Majority of Likely Voters Approve of President Trump s Plan to Increase Defense and Law Enforcement Spending.» President Trump s major spending plan, such as increasing national defense and law enforcement spending, receive a majority support from likely voters. Do you support or oppose President Trump s plan to increase national defense and law enforcement spending? Confidential Page 2 of 8 7/11/2017

This policy receives strong support among senior men (66%) and senior women (59%). Men 18-54 48% 40% 12% Men 55+ 66% 23% 11% Women 18-54 43% 37% 20% Women 55+ 59% 25% 17% This policy receives the support of nearly eight-in-ten Republicans (78%), a majority of Independents, and nearly one-third of Democrats (31%). GOP 78% 12% 9% Ind 51% 32% 16% Dem 31% 49% 19% A Plurality of Likely Voters believe that President Trump and Speaker Ryan have a better vision for America than Hillary Clinton and Minority Leader Pelosi.» President Trump and Speaker Ryan s vision for America have more support from likely voters than Hillary Clinton and Minority Leader Pelosi s vision. Who has a better vision for America, Donald Trump and Paul Ryan or Hillary Clinton and Nancy Pelosi? Confidential Page 3 of 8 7/11/2017

President Trump and Speaker Ryan s vision for America has strong support among senior men (59%) and a plurality of support from young men (43%) and senior women (47%). Trump Clinton Unsure and Ryan and Pelosi Men 18-54 43% 37% 21% Men 55+ 59% 26% 15% Women 18-54 30% 47% 23% Women 55+ 47% 36% 17% President Trump and Speaker Ryan s vision for America receives the support of nearly eight-in-ten Republicans (76%) and a plurality of Independents (41%). Trump Clinton Unsure and Ryan and Pelosi GOP 76% 12% 12% Ind 41% 37% 22% Dem 17% 60% 23% A Plurality of Likely Voters feel safer with President Trump.» A plurality of likely voters feel safer with President Trump than with Hillary Clinton. Considering the terrorist attacks around the world, who would you feel more safe with Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton? Confidential Page 4 of 8 7/11/2017

A majority of senior men (61%) feel safer with President Trump, a plurality of younger men (46%) and senior women (48%) feel safer with President Trump, and nearly one-third of women (32%) feel safer with the president. Trump Clinton Unsure Men 18-54 46% 39% 15% Men 55+ 61% 28% 11% Women 18-54 32% 45% 23% Women 55+ 48% 38% 15% Republicans (76%) and Independents (45%) feel safer with President Trump. Trump Clinton Unsure GOP 76% 13% 11% Ind 45% 36% 19% Dem 19% 63% 18% A Plurality of Likely Voters support President Trump s plan to simplify the tax code.» President Trump s plan to simplify the tax code receives a plurality of support from likely voters. Do you support or oppose President Trump s plan to simplify the tax code by decreasing it from seven tax brackets to just three? Confidential Page 5 of 8 7/11/2017

President Trump s tax plan receives a majority of support from senior men (60%), a plurality of support from senior women (42%) and younger men (42%), and support from one-third of younger women (31%). Men 18-54 42% 37% 21% Men 55+ 60% 23% 17% Women 18-54 31% 36% 33% Women 55+ 42% 28% 30% Republicans (68%) and Independents (41%) support President Trump s tax plan. GOP 68% 12% 20% Ind 41% 31% 28% Dem 22% 50% 28% A Plurality of Likely Voters support President Trump s plan to review free trade agreements.» President Trump s plan to review free trade agreements such as NAFTA, receive a plurality of support from likely voters. Do you support or oppose President Trump s plan to review the country s free trade agreements like, the North American Free Trade Agreement, also known as NAFTA and others? Confidential Page 6 of 8 7/11/2017

President Trump s plan to review the country s free trade agreements receive a majority of support from senior men (62%), a plurality of support from senior women (47%) and younger men (45%), and support from over one-third of younger women (34%). Men 18-54 45% 36% 19% Men 55+ 62% 24% 14% Women 18-54 34% 34% 32% Women 55+ 47% 27% 26% Republicans (71%) and Independents (43%) support President Trump s plan to review the country s free trade agreements Conclusion GOP 71% 13% 17% Ind 43% 31% 26% Dem 26% 47% 27% Support for President Trump and the GOP Leadership s spending plan and domestic policies are popular among a majority of voters. These actions also have support across party breaks. Republicans and older men show the strongest support for all of the accomplishments of President Trump, the GOP Leadership, and the White House. Democrats and younger women show the least support for these issues. Strong support also comes from Independents as they show positive support for all issues. Overall, all of the accomplishments from President Trump, the GOP Leadership, and the White House receive positive support from likely voters. Research Design WPA Intelligence conducted a study of likely voters nationally. WPAi selected a random sample of likely voters from the national voter file using Registration Based Sampling (RBS). The sample for this survey was stratified based on geography, age, gender, and ethnicity. This methodology allows us to avoid post-survey weighting which can reduce the reliability of survey results. WPA conducted 999 interviews online, 1,185 via IVR, and 513 via live calls, all asking the same questions. The study has a sample size of n=2,697 likely voters. The margin of error is equal to ±1.89% in 95 out of 100 cases. Confidential Page 7 of 8 7/11/2017

About WPAi Since 1998, WPAi has been a leading provider of political polling for campaigns from President to Governor and U.S. Senate to Mayor and City Council in all 50 states and several foreign countries. In the 2015-2016 election cycle, 87% of WPAi clients won. WPAi clients' win ratio has exceeded the standard by double digits for four straight political cycles. WPAi has been nationally recognized for providing cutting edge research to help our clients win. The American Association of Political Consultants (AAPC) awarded a Pollie to WPAi for our Predictive Analytics and Adaptive Sampling techniques. The award highlighted these advanced methodologies which allowed us to buck national polling trends and deliver industry-leading results. In addition to our political and policy research, WPAi has conducted market research for more than 120 United States Fortune 500 corporations, donor research for more than 250 of the largest and most successful not-for-profit organizations around the country, and alumni research for dozens of colleges and universities. Confidential Page 8 of 8 7/11/2017

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