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American Perspectives on Energy October 28, 2014 Sheril Kirshenbaum Director of The Energy Poll

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American Perspectives on Energy

October 28, 2014

Sheril Kirshenbaum Director of The Energy Poll

Impartial and authoritative source of public perspectives on energy to inform and guide

discussion, business planning and policy development

General Topics

• Energy prices and availability • Energy concerns • Satisfaction • Consumer behaviors and voting preferences

“Hot Topics” Spring 2012: Hydraulic Fracturing Fall 2012: Energy, Voting Behavior, and the 2012 Election Spring 2013: Consumer Attitudes on Energy Fall 2013: The Energy-Water Nexus Spring 2014: Energy Efficiency Fall 2014: Energy, Voting Behavior, and the 2014 Election

Background • First questionnaire developed in 2010 (Inaugural launch Oct. 2011) • Collaborative effort with representatives from academic institutions, polling companies, non-governmental organizations, energy producers and energy consumers

Fall 2014 – Seventh Release • Online survey conducted September 4-16, 2014 • 2,105 respondents, weighted to reflect U.S. Census demographics

A Look At Respondents: Fall 2014

Male 49% Female

51% 18-24 13%

25-34 18%

35-44 18% 45-54

18%

55-64 16%

65+ 17%

Less than $50K 49%

$50K+ 47%

No answer

4%

Democrat 37%

Independent 17%

Libertarian 5%

Republican 31%

Prefer not to answer/othe

r 10%

Age

Party affiliation

Total family income

Gender

Voting Behavior

High Influence 46%

Some Influence 36%

No Influence 18%

To what extent do energy issues influence the candidates that you vote for?

Voting Behavior

Voting Behavior

Hydraulic Fracturing

Hydraulic Fracturing

Hydraulic Fracturing

Hydraulic Fracturing

Hydraulic Fracturing

Hydraulic Fracturing

Hydraulic Fracturing

Federal Spending

Federal Spending

Federal Spending

Federal Spending

Federal Spending

Federal Spending

Federal Spending

Environmental Protection

Environmental Protection

Environmental Protection

Environmental Protection

Natural Gas Export

Natural Gas Export

Natural Gas Export

Natural Gas Export

Natural Gas Export

Gas Prices

Gas Prices

Gas Prices

Gas Prices

Gas Prices

Gas Prices

Gas Prices

Gas Prices

Climate Change

Climate Change

Oil and Gas in the U.S.

Satisfaction

Satisfaction

Satisfaction

Satisfaction

Satisfaction

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