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Morning ConsultHealth Systems Poll:

May 2014

Topline Results

Methodology:This poll was conducted from March 21-23, 2014, and May 2-4, 2014, among a national sample of 36registered voters. The interviews were conducted online by Survey Sampling International, Inc. TMarch polls contains 1,632 interviews and the May poll includes 2,055 interviews. The data were poand were weighted to approximate a target sample of registered voters based on age, race/ethnicitgender, educational attainment, region, annual household income, home ownership status and marital statuResults from the full survey have a margin of error of plus or minus two percentage points.


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1: Over the last year, do you believe that access to doctors, hospitals and hospital facilities has increased or decreased?

SignificantlyIncreased

SomewhatIncreased

SomewhatDecreased

SignificantlyDecreased

DontKnow

N

Likely Voters 6 22 35 12 25 3680Male 8 23 34 11 24 1718Female 4 21 36 13 26 1963Age: 18-29 14 30 30 6 21 630Age: 30-44 8 24 32 10 26 876

Age: 45-64 4 19 36 15 27 1388Age: 65+ 2 19 41 14 24 787Ethnicity - White 3 18 39 13 26 2761Ethnicity - Hispanic 14 32 25 8 21 328Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 16 33 21 5 25 442Ethnicity - Other 7 32 33 11 17 149Urban 10 28 29 10 23 952Suburban 4 21 36 12 27 1835Rural 5 18 39 14 24 894Democrats 9 32 26 7 26 1383Independents 3 19 36 13 29 1153Republicans 5 13 45 17 19 1144Liberal (1-3) 12 33 24 7 25 1068

Moderate (4) 4 23 33 9 29 1113Conservative (5-7) 3 13 45 18 21 1420Religiosity: Monthly+ 10 22 37 12 19 1341Religiosity: LT Monthly 4 22 34 12 29 2339Income: Under 50k 7 23 34 13 24 1599Income: 50k-100k 5 23 32 12 27 1206Income: 100k+ 5 19 42 10 24 876Educ: < College 6 22 34 13 26 2418Educ: Bachelors degree 6 22 38 11 23 818Educ: Post-grad 5 25 37 9 24 445Public Sector Union 12 24 38 7 20 192Private Sector Union 9 20 30 16 24 105Not in Labor Union 6 22 35 12 26 3376

White Collar 6 23 35 11 24 1697Blue Collar 7 20 36 13 24 1486Uninsured 4 19 28 21 27 347Purchase on Own 9 24 33 13 21 385Employer-based 7 21 35 10 27 1565Government Plan 3 21 39 13 24 1174Health: Exc/V Good 8 25 32 11 24 1879Health: Good 5 19 37 12 26 1246Health: Fair/Poor 3 18 38 16 25 556Wave 1: March 7 23 32 13 25 1625Wave 2: May 6 21 37 11 25 2055


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1: Over the last year, do you believe that access to doctors, hospitals and hospital facilities has increased or decreased?

SignificantlyIncreased

SomewhatIncreased

SomewhatDecreased

SignificantlyDecreased

DontKnow

N

Likely Voters 6 22 35 12 25 3680Denied Ins: Self 28 26 24 13 10 360Denied Ins: Family Mem 9 30 28 14 19 190Not Denied Ins 3 21 37 12 27 3130Purchased Ins Online: Y 23 28 22 8 19 457

Purchased Ins Online: N 3 21 37 12 26 3223State-based Exchange 6 24 32 11 27 1223Federally-managed Exchange 6 21 37 12 24 2353Very/Smwt Sat w/ Ins 7 25 35 9 24 2734Very/Smwt Dissat w/ Ins 2 15 41 20 23 725Well-insured 12 24 31 8 24 1145Adequately insured 3 24 39 11 23 1838Under-insured 2 14 32 25 27 529HC direct from Hosp: Support 12 34 27 8 19 1355HC direct from Hosp: Oppose 3 17 44 18 19 1137Narrow Network: Support 15 34 26 6 20 1093Narrow Network: Oppose 3 17 44 17 20 1622Narrow Network: Dont Know 2 17 30 10 41 962

Hosp Access Inc in Past Yr 21 79 0 0 0 1028Hosp Access Dec in Past Yr 0 0 75 25 0 1726Favor Hospital Brand: Y 8 23 38 11 20 1292Favor Hospital Brand: N 5 21 33 12 28 2383Responsible for HC Costs: Hospitals 12 21 36 9 22 332Responsible for HC Costs: Doctors 9 29 33 6 23 246Responsible for HC Costs: Insurers 5 24 34 7 30 1093Responsible for HC Costs: Government 5 17 38 23 17 905Responsible for HC Costs: Drug Cos 5 28 39 9 19 446Hosp Mergers: Good Thing 11 29 33 9 19 1184Hosp Mergers: Bad Thing 5 20 40 16 19 1181Hosp Mergers: Dont Know 3 18 33 10 37 1313Hosp Size Matters: Y 14 27 32 11 15 911

Hosp Size Matters: N 3 21 37 13 26 2311Hosp Size Matters: DK 4 12 30 10 44 445Hosp Tax Exempt: Y 10 26 33 11 20 1488Hosp Tax Exempt: N 4 21 37 14 24 1311Hosp Tax Exempt: DK 2 16 36 9 36 878Expect Hosp to Use EMR: Y 6 23 36 12 24 3048Expect Hosp to Use EMR: N 9 18 40 14 18 279Trust Safety of EMR: Y 9 28 31 7 25 1941Trust Safety of EMR: N 2 16 42 19 21 1434


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2: When you think of doctors and the healthcare facilities in your community, including your hospital(s), do you favor a certabrand?

Yes No NLikely Voters 35 65 3683Male 33 67 1716Female 37 63 1967Age: 18-29 24 76 632Age: 30-44 35 65 875

Age: 45-64 35 65 1391Age: 65+ 45 55 784Ethnicity - White 37 63 2762Ethnicity - Hispanic 33 67 328Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 30 70 442Ethnicity - Other 28 72 150Urban 35 65 952Suburban 37 63 1833Rural 32 68 897Democrats 35 65 1383Independents 30 70 1153Republicans 40 60 1146Liberal (1-3) 35 65 1068

Moderate (4) 34 66 1112Conservative (5-7) 38 62 1423Religiosity: Monthly+ 38 62 1344Religiosity: LT Monthly 34 66 2338Income: Under 50k 33 67 1598Income: 50k-100k 39 61 1209Income: 100k+ 34 66 876Educ: < College 35 65 2421Educ: Bachelors degree 33 67 819Educ: Post-grad 42 58 443Public Sector Union 41 59 192Private Sector Union 48 52 105Not in Labor Union 34 66 3378

White Collar 38 62 1695Blue Collar 36 64 1489Uninsured 22 78 347Purchase on Own 40 60 389Employer-based 37 63 1564Government Plan 39 61 1172Health: Exc/V Good 35 65 1880Health: Good 34 66 1247Health: Fair/Poor 39 61 556Wave 1: March 38 62 1629Wave 2: May 33 67 2054


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2: When you think of doctors and the healthcare facilities in your community, including your hospital(s), do you favor a certabrand?

Yes No NLikely Voters 35 65 3683Denied Ins: Self 43 57 361Denied Ins: Family Mem 36 64 190Not Denied Ins 34 66 3131Purchased Ins Online: Y 41 59 458

Purchased Ins Online: N 34 66 3225State-based Exchange 34 66 1227Federally-managed Exchange 36 64 2351Very/Smwt Sat w/ Ins 39 61 2731Very/Smwt Dissat w/ Ins 25 75 730Well-insured 42 58 1143Adequately insured 34 66 1841Under-insured 27 73 530HC direct from Hosp: Support 37 63 1356HC direct from Hosp: Oppose 35 65 1136Narrow Network: Support 39 61 1096Narrow Network: Oppose 37 63 1623Narrow Network: Dont Know 29 71 961

Hosp Access Inc in Past Yr 39 61 1028Hosp Access Dec in Past Yr 37 63 1725Favor Hospital Brand: Y 100 0 1297Favor Hospital Brand: N 0 100 2386Responsible for HC Costs: Hospitals 30 70 335Responsible for HC Costs: Doctors 32 68 246Responsible for HC Costs: Insurers 40 60 1091Responsible for HC Costs: Government 34 66 908Responsible for HC Costs: Drug Cos 36 64 446Hosp Mergers: Good Thing 43 57 1183Hosp Mergers: Bad Thing 33 67 1182Hosp Mergers: Dont Know 29 71 1315Hosp Size Matters: Y 50 50 913

Hosp Size Matters: N 31 69 2310Hosp Size Matters: DK 27 73 444Hosp Tax Exempt: Y 41 59 1486Hosp Tax Exempt: N 31 69 1312Hosp Tax Exempt: DK 31 69 881Expect Hosp to Use EMR: Y 37 63 3047Expect Hosp to Use EMR: N 29 71 279Trust Safety of EMR: Y 39 61 1942Trust Safety of EMR: N 33 67 1436


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3: The costs of the health care system have increased by more than five percent annually in the last few years. In your opiniowho do you think bears the most responsibility for the high costs of healthcare in this country?

Hospitals Doctorsand

otherproviders

HealthInsur-ance

Com-panies

TheGov-ern-

ment

PrescriptionDrugCom-panies

MedicalDeviceCom-panies

Other DontKnow

N

Likely Voters 9 7 30 25 12 2 7 9 3685

Male 10 7 30 26 11 2 8 7 1718Female 9 7 29 24 13 2 6 10 1967Age: 18-29 12 8 27 28 8 5 3 9 632Age: 30-44 9 9 33 23 9 2 6 8 876Age: 45-64 8 6 31 23 13 1 9 9 1390Age: 65+ 8 4 25 27 18 2 8 8 787Ethnicity - White 9 6 29 26 13 1 8 8 2764Ethnicity - Hispanic 14 7 29 24 9 4 4 9 329Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 8 8 31 21 12 5 4 11 442Ethnicity - Other 8 13 38 20 9 3 3 6 151Urban 12 7 30 20 11 4 5 11 952Suburban 7 6 33 26 12 1 8 7 1834Rural 10 8 23 28 13 2 8 9 899

Democrats 12 9 37 14 14 3 4 9 1384Independents 6 6 29 25 12 1 11 10 1153Republicans 9 5 22 37 10 3 6 7 1148Liberal (1-3) 14 8 39 9 14 3 6 8 1067Moderate (4) 8 7 31 21 14 2 6 10 1115Conservative (5-7) 7 6 22 39 9 1 8 8 1423Religiosity: Monthly+ 9 8 25 28 11 3 7 9 1345Religiosity: LT Monthly 9 6 32 23 13 2 7 8 2339Income: Under 50k 9 6 26 25 14 2 7 11 1598Income: 50k-100k 9 6 30 26 12 3 7 7 1212Income: 100k+ 10 8 35 23 9 2 7 5 875Educ:


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3: The costs of the health care system have increased by more than five percent annually in the last few years. In your opiniowho do you think bears the most responsibility for the high costs of healthcare in this country?

Hospitals Doctorsand

otherproviders

HealthInsur-ance

Com-panies

TheGov-ern-

ment

PrescriptionDrugCom-panies

MedicalDeviceCom-panies

Other DontKnow

N

Likely Voters 9 7 30 25 12 2 7 9 3

Denied Ins: Self 15 8 24 22 13 8 3 7 3Denied Ins: Family Mem 10 9 37 19 8 3 9 4 1Not Denied Ins 8 6 30 25 12 2 7 9 3Purchased Ins Online: Y 13 7 28 21 12 8 7 4 4Purchased Ins Online: N 9 7 30 25 12 1 7 9 3State-based Exchange 10 6 31 23 12 2 7 8 1Federally-managed Exchange 8 7 29 26 12 2 7 9 2Very/Smwt Sat w/ Ins 10 6 29 25 14 2 7 7 2Very/Smwt Dissat w/ Ins 8 8 32 26 8 2 8 8 7Well-insured 11 7 33 22 12 3 6 6 1Adequately insured 8 6 29 26 14 2 7 7 1Under-insured 9 8 26 26 9 1 10 11 5HC direct from Hosp: Support 9 8 29 24 13 4 7 6 1

HC direct from Hosp: Oppose 10 7 29 26 12 2 6 7 1Narrow Network: Support 11 9 30 20 13 4 6 7 1Narrow Network: Oppose 7 6 30 28 13 2 8 6 1Narrow Network: Dont Know 10 5 28 24 10 1 7 15 9Hosp Access Inc in Past Yr 11 9 31 20 15 5 4 6 1Hosp Access Dec in Past Yr 9 6 26 32 12 1 9 6 1Favor Hospital Brand: Y 8 6 33 24 12 3 8 6 1Favor Hospital Brand: N 10 7 28 25 12 2 6 10 2Responsible for HC Costs: Hospitals 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3Responsible for HC Costs: Doctors 0 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 2Responsible for HC Costs: Insurers 0 0 100 0 0 0 0 0 1Responsible for HC Costs: Government 0 0 0 100 0 0 0 0 9Responsible for HC Costs: Drug Cos 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 0 4

Hosp Mergers: Good Thing 9 9 28 25 12 4 8 5 1Hosp Mergers: Bad Thing 10 6 32 26 14 1 7 5 1Hosp Mergers: Dont Know 8 6 29 24 11 1 6 15 1Hosp Size Matters: Y 9 8 29 25 14 4 7 5 9Hosp Size Matters: N 10 6 31 25 11 2 7 7 2Hosp Size Matters: DK 5 4 24 22 14 2 6 22 4Hosp Tax Exempt: Y 8 7 28 28 13 3 7 6 1Hosp Tax Exempt: N 11 8 33 21 14 2 7 5 1Hosp Tax Exempt: DK 9 4 28 25 8 1 8 18 8Expect Hosp to Use EMR: Y 9 7 31 24 13 2 7 7 3Expect Hosp to Use EMR: N 9 10 17 35 7 4 10 7 2Trust Safety of EMR: Y 10 7 32 22 13 3 6 8 1Trust Safety of EMR: N 9 6 26 30 12 2 9 6 1


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4: Now, thinking about hospitals for a few minutes...There have been a lot of hospitals and hospital companies merging over tpast few years. Some people say that hospital mergers are a good thing for healthcare. Bringing hospitals together will creaefficiencies enable a larger hospital to offer more services, ultimately allowing providers to give better quality care. Others shospital mergers are a bad thing for healthcare. Creating larger hospitals and hospital companies will reduce competition aallow hospitals to raise their prices, increasing the already high cost of healthcare. What do you think? Do you think hospimergers are a good thing or a bad thing for the healthcare industry?

Good thing Bad thing Dont Know NLikely Voters 32 32 36 3685

Male 36 31 33 1719Female 29 33 38 1966Age: 18-29 36 28 36 632Age: 30-44 33 32 35 876Age: 45-64 30 33 37 1390Age: 65+ 32 34 35 787Ethnicity - White 30 33 37 2763Ethnicity - Hispanic 38 31 31 329Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 40 26 34 442Ethnicity - Other 38 28 34 151Urban 34 31 35 953Suburban 31 32 37 1835Rural 32 35 33 897

Democrats 34 30 36 1384Independents 26 35 39 1151Republicans 36 32 32 1149Liberal (1-3) 36 31 33 1067Moderate (4) 32 31 37 1115Conservative (5-7) 31 34 35 1423Religiosity: Monthly+ 38 30 32 1345Religiosity: LT Monthly 29 34 38 2340Income: Under 50k 30 33 37 1598Income: 50k-100k 34 33 34 1212Income: 100k+ 35 29 36 875Educ: < College 30 33 38 2422Educ: Bachelors degree 37 30 33 819

Educ: Post-grad 36 33 31 444Public Sector Union 33 30 37 192Private Sector Union 40 28 32 105Not in Labor Union 32 32 36 3380White Collar 32 32 35 1697Blue Collar 34 33 33 1488Uninsured 23 34 43 347Purchase on Own 31 35 34 388Employer-based 33 32 35 1567Government Plan 33 32 35 1174Health: Exc/V Good 35 31 34 1881Health: Good 28 33 39 1250Health: Fair/Poor 31 34 36 555Wave 1: March 30 35 35 1630Wave 2: May 34 30 36 2055


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4: Now, thinking about hospitals for a few minutes...There have been a lot of hospitals and hospital companies merging over tpast few years. Some people say that hospital mergers are a good thing for healthcare. Bringing hospitals together will creaefficiencies enable a larger hospital to offer more services, ultimately allowing providers to give better quality care. Others shospital mergers are a bad thing for healthcare. Creating larger hospitals and hospital companies will reduce competition aallow hospitals to raise their prices, increasing the already high cost of healthcare. What do you think? Do you think hospimergers are a good thing or a bad thing for the healthcare industry?

Good thing Bad thing Dont Know NLikely Voters 32 32 36 3685

Denied Ins: Self 47 31 22 361Denied Ins: Family Mem 37 32 31 189Not Denied Ins 30 32 38 3135Purchased Ins Online: Y 45 28 27 457Purchased Ins Online: N 30 33 37 3228State-based Exchange 30 33 37 1226Federally-managed Exchange 33 32 35 2354Very/Smwt Sat w/ Ins 35 31 34 2735Very/Smwt Dissat w/ Ins 26 36 38 728Well-insured 39 30 31 1146Adequately insured 32 32 36 1843Under-insured 22 40 38 528HC direct from Hosp: Support 45 26 29 1355

HC direct from Hosp: Oppose 26 40 33 1136Narrow Network: Support 47 27 26 1097Narrow Network: Oppose 28 37 34 1622Narrow Network: Dont Know 22 29 49 963Hosp Access Inc in Past Yr 45 29 26 1028Hosp Access Dec in Past Yr 29 38 33 1724Favor Hospital Brand: Y 40 30 30 1296Favor Hospital Brand: N 28 33 39 2385Responsible for HC Costs: Hospitals 33 34 33 335Responsible for HC Costs: Doctors 42 27 31 245Responsible for HC Costs: Insurers 30 34 35 1092Responsible for HC Costs: Government 32 33 34 908Responsible for HC Costs: Drug Cos 31 37 32 446

Hosp Mergers: Good Thing 100 0 0 1184Hosp Mergers: Bad Thing 0 100 0 1184Hosp Mergers: Dont Know 0 0 100 1317Hosp Size Matters: Y 48 34 18 913Hosp Size Matters: N 31 32 37 2310Hosp Size Matters: DK 5 31 64 446Hosp Tax Exempt: Y 47 26 27 1487Hosp Tax Exempt: N 26 42 32 1312Hosp Tax Exempt: DK 16 28 56 883Expect Hosp to Use EMR: Y 35 32 34 3051Expect Hosp to Use EMR: N 30 39 31 278Trust Safety of EMR: Y 40 27 33 1942Trust Safety of EMR: N 25 41 34 1436


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5: Some hospitals are part of a larger hospital chain that has hospitals across a city, state or region. Does the size of a hospitchain matter for you when selecting a hospital or hospital facility?

Yes No Dont Know NLikely Voters 25 63 12 3672Male 27 63 11 1710Female 23 63 14 1962Age: 18-29 32 57 10 624Age: 30-44 29 56 15 874

Age: 45-64 21 67 12 1388Age: 65+ 21 68 10 786Ethnicity - White 21 67 12 2763Ethnicity - Hispanic 44 47 9 326Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 32 53 15 437Ethnicity - Other 28 58 13 146Urban 32 56 13 944Suburban 23 65 11 1832Rural 21 66 13 896Democrats 26 61 13 1381Independents 24 61 15 1148Republicans 24 67 9 1143Liberal (1-3) 31 60 9 1058

Moderate (4) 26 58 16 1111Conservative (5-7) 21 69 10 1423Religiosity: Monthly+ 29 59 12 1338Religiosity: LT Monthly 22 65 12 2333Income: Under 50k 24 62 14 1593Income: 50k-100k 26 61 13 1206Income: 100k+ 25 67 8 873Educ: < College 24 62 14 2414Educ: Bachelors degree 25 65 10 814Educ: Post-grad 28 63 9 444Public Sector Union 30 54 16 192Private Sector Union 22 68 10 102Not in Labor Union 25 63 12 3370

White Collar 26 66 9 1692Blue Collar 24 63 13 1485Uninsured 24 59 17 347Purchase on Own 31 60 9 387Employer-based 26 63 11 1554Government Plan 21 66 12 1173Health: Exc/V Good 27 64 9 1868Health: Good 22 63 15 1249Health: Fair/Poor 26 59 15 554Wave 1: March 27 60 13 1624Wave 2: May 23 65 12 2047


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5: Some hospitals are part of a larger hospital chain that has hospitals across a city, state or region. Does the size of a hospitchain matter for you when selecting a hospital or hospital facility?

Yes No Dont Know NLikely Voters 25 63 12 3672Denied Ins: Self 45 45 10 354Denied Ins: Family Mem 32 55 13 190Not Denied Ins 22 65 12 3128Purchased Ins Online: Y 44 48 8 450

Purchased Ins Online: N 22 65 13 3222State-based Exchange 24 62 14 1222Federally-managed Exchange 25 64 11 2345Very/Smwt Sat w/ Ins 26 64 10 2721Very/Smwt Dissat w/ Ins 26 59 15 728Well-insured 28 63 10 1135Adequately insured 24 65 11 1839Under-insured 23 63 15 530HC direct from Hosp: Support 34 57 9 1343HC direct from Hosp: Oppose 23 66 11 1136Narrow Network: Support 35 56 9 1088Narrow Network: Oppose 24 66 10 1619Narrow Network: Dont Know 15 65 20 962

Hosp Access Inc in Past Yr 37 56 7 1018Hosp Access Dec in Past Yr 23 67 10 1723Favor Hospital Brand: Y 35 56 9 1290Favor Hospital Brand: N 19 67 14 2378Responsible for HC Costs: Hospitals 26 67 7 330Responsible for HC Costs: Doctors 31 61 8 246Responsible for HC Costs: Insurers 24 66 10 1092Responsible for HC Costs: Government 25 64 11 907Responsible for HC Costs: Drug Cos 28 58 14 443Hosp Mergers: Good Thing 37 61 2 1177Hosp Mergers: Bad Thing 26 62 12 1183Hosp Mergers: Dont Know 13 66 22 1310Hosp Size Matters: Y 100 0 0 914

Hosp Size Matters: N 0 100 0 2311Hosp Size Matters: DK 0 0 100 446Hosp Tax Exempt: Y 31 62 6 1478Hosp Tax Exempt: N 24 69 7 1310Hosp Tax Exempt: DK 16 54 30 881Expect Hosp to Use EMR: Y 27 64 9 3038Expect Hosp to Use EMR: N 25 63 12 277Trust Safety of EMR: Y 28 65 6 1933Trust Safety of EMR: N 23 63 14 1434


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6: A majority of hospitals across the country operate with a tax-exemption status, much like religious institutions and schooDo you think hospitals should receive the same tax-exemption status as religious institutions and schools?

Yes No Dont Know NLikely Voters 40 36 24 3684Male 44 37 19 1719Female 37 35 28 1965Age: 18-29 46 33 21 632Age: 30-44 36 37 27 874





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6: A majority of hospitals across the country operate with a tax-exemption status, much like religious institutions and schooDo you think hospitals should receive the same tax-exemption status as religious institutions and schools?

Yes No Dont Know NLikely Voters 40 36 24 3684Denied Ins: Self 52 30 18 361Denied Ins: Family Mem 45 39 16 190Not Denied Ins 39 36 25 3133Purchased Ins Online: Y 53 30 17 458





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7: Tax-exempt hospitals are required by law to provide community benefit services to their communities in order to maintatheir tax-exemption. Please state which of the following community benefit activities you think is the most important activit

Theamountof free

careprovidedto low-

incomeandunin-sured

individu-als

Engagingwith thecommu-nity toprovide

free

screen-ings andpreventa-tive careservices

Conductinga certainamount

ofresearch

to

developnewtreat-ments

andforms of

care

Providingmedicaltraining

for physi-cians,nurses

andothertypes of

caregivers

Educatingthe com-munityabout

the im-portance

of nutri-tion,exercise,

etc.

DontKnow

N

Likely Voters 35 31 9 15 6 5 3680Male 36 27 10 16 7 5 1718Female 34 35 8 14 5 5 1962Age: 18-29 31 24 11 19 11 4 630Age: 30-44 36 28 10 12 9 5 874Age: 45-64 37 33 7 14 5 5 1390

Age: 65+ 33 35 9 17 2 5 787Ethnicity - White 35 32 8 15 5 5 2761Ethnicity - Hispanic 39 25 9 11 11 4 327Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 31 29 8 18 9 6 442Ethnicity - Other 28 27 14 15 12 3 151Urban 33 26 11 17 7 5 952Suburban 34 32 9 13 7 5 1834Rural 37 33 5 16 4 4 894Democrats 39 30 6 14 6 6 1379Independents 35 31 8 15 6 5 1153Republicans 30 32 12 16 6 3 1149Liberal (1-3) 41 29 7 13 6 3 1066Moderate (4) 34 30 7 16 7 6 1112

Conservative (5-7) 31 34 11 16 5 4 1424Religiosity: Monthly+ 30 30 11 16 7 6 1342Religiosity: LT Monthly 37 31 7 14 5 4 2339Income: Under 50k 39 29 7 13 6 6 1598Income: 50k-100k 31 32 9 16 7 4 1210Income: 100k+ 31 32 11 16 5 4 873Educ: < College 35 30 8 16 6 5 2421Educ: Bachelors degree 34 33 9 13 6 5 818Educ: Post-grad 36 33 9 13 6 3 442Public Sector Union 32 33 4 23 3 4 190Private Sector Union 21 42 10 13 8 5 105Not in Labor Union 35 30 9 14 6 5 3378White Collar 32 32 11 14 6 4 1694Blue Collar 38 31 6 14 6 5 1487Uninsured 47 21 7 11 7 6 345Purchase on Own 35 36 7 14 6 3 388Employer-based 31 33 9 15 7 5 1563Government Plan 38 32 7 15 4 4 1174Health: Exc/V Good 32 32 11 15 8 4 1875Health: Good 35 32 7 15 4 7 1249Health: Fair/Poor 44 27 7 13 6 4 556Wave 1: March 37 30 7 19 7 0 1628Wave 2: May 33 32 9 11 6 9 2052


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7: Tax-exempt hospitals are required by law to provide community benefit services to their communities in order to maintatheir tax-exemption. Please state which of the following community benefit activities you think is the most important activit

Theamountof free

careprovidedto low-

incomeandunin-sured

individu-als

Engagingwith thecommu-nity toprovide

free

screen-ings andpreventa-tive careservices

Conductinga certainamount

ofresearch

to

developnewtreat-ments

andforms of

care

Providingmedicaltraining

for physi-cians,nurses

andothertypes of

caregivers

Educatingthe com-munityabout

the im-portance

of nutri-tion,exercise,

etc.

DontKnow

N

Likely Voters 35 31 9 15 6 5 3680Denied Ins: Self 35 28 14 13 9 1 357Denied Ins: Family Mem 36 28 8 17 7 5 190Not Denied Ins 35 31 8 15 6 5 3133Purchased Ins Online: Y 29 37 10 13 7 3 456Purchased Ins Online: N 35 30 8 15 6 5 3224

State-based Exchange 33 33 8 15 6 5 1224Federally-managed Exchange 35 30 9 15 6 5 2352Very/Smwt Sat w/ Ins 34 33 9 15 6 4 2733Very/Smwt Dissat w/ Ins 38 25 9 13 8 6 725Well-insured 29 31 12 17 8 4 1145Adequately insured 35 34 8 14 5 5 1837Under-insured 48 22 7 12 7 4 529HC direct from Hosp: Support 36 28 10 14 8 4 1356HC direct from Hosp: Oppose 34 34 8 14 6 4 1133Narrow Network: Support 32 31 12 16 8 2 1094Narrow Network: Oppose 37 32 9 13 6 4 1621Narrow Network: Dont Know 35 28 5 18 4 10 963Hosp Access Inc in Past Yr 34 32 11 13 7 3 1028

Hosp Access Dec in Past Yr 34 32 9 16 6 4 1720Favor Hospital Brand: Y 34 35 8 15 5 3 1295Favor Hospital Brand: N 35 29 9 14 7 6 2381Responsible for HC Costs: Hospitals 35 29 10 16 7 2 332Responsible for HC Costs: Doctors 39 28 9 12 9 3 246Responsible for HC Costs: Insurers 37 35 8 12 5 3 1093Responsible for HC Costs: Government 32 27 11 19 6 5 906Responsible for HC Costs: Drug Cos 37 34 10 8 6 4 446Hosp Mergers: Good Thing 31 34 10 16 8 2 1184Hosp Mergers: Bad Thing 39 32 8 12 6 2 1182Hosp Mergers: Dont Know 35 27 7 17 5 10 1313Hosp Size Matters: Y 35 28 11 16 8 2 909Hosp Size Matters: N 37 33 8 13 6 3 2311Hosp Size Matters: DK 23 28 4 20 5 19 446Hosp Tax Exempt: Y 37 31 9 15 7 2 1486Hosp Tax Exempt: N 39 29 10 11 6 5 1310Hosp Tax Exempt: DK 26 34 5 20 5 10 881Expect Hosp to Use EMR: Y 35 32 9 14 6 4 3045Expect Hosp to Use EMR: N 34 26 11 16 9 6 279Trust Safety of EMR: Y 35 32 10 13 6 3 1942Trust Safety of EMR: N 35 30 8 16 6 5 1435


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8: What is your age?

Age: 18-29 Age: 30-44 Age: 45-64 Age: 65+ NLikely Voters 17 24 38 21 3687Male 18 22 39 20 1719Female 16 25 37 22 1968Age: 18-29 100 0 0 0 632Age: 30-44 0 100 0 0 876Age: 45-64 0 0 100 0 1391

Age: 65+ 0 0 0 100 787Ethnicity - White 13 21 40 26 2765Ethnicity - Hispanic 33 36 27 4 329Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 30 28 33 9 442Ethnicity - Other 25 35 30 10 151Urban 26 27 32 15 953Suburban 14 25 39 22 1835Rural 15 18 41 26 899Democrats 19 26 37 17 1384Independents 19 24 37 19 1153Republicans 12 20 39 29 1149Liberal (1-3) 26 26 32 16 1068Moderate (4) 16 27 38 19 1115

Conservative (5-7) 11 19 42 27 1424Religiosity: Monthly+ 19 24 34 23 1346Religiosity: LT Monthly 16 24 40 20 2341Income: Under 50k 19 22 35 24 1599Income: 50k-100k 16 27 37 20 1212Income: 100k+ 15 23 44 18 876Educ: < College 19 21 38 21 2424Educ: Bachelors degree 16 30 37 17 819Educ: Post-grad 8 24 38 30 445Public Sector Union 18 21 44 17 192Private Sector Union 14 22 45 19 105Not in Labor Union 17 24 37 22 3382White Collar 16 24 37 24 1698

Blue Collar 15 23 41 21 1489Uninsured 27 30 41 2 347Purchase on Own 23 30 38 9 389Employer-based 11 33 52 5 1567Government Plan 7 11 24 57 1174Health: Exc/V Good 22 26 34 19 1882Health: Good 14 23 41 22 1250Health: Fair/Poor 9 18 46 28 556Wave 1: March 21 27 36 15 1632Wave 2: May 14 21 39 26 2055


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8: What is your age?

Age: 18-29 Age: 30-44 Age: 45-64 Age: 65+ NLikely Voters 17 24 38 21 3687Denied Ins: Self 32 30 25 13 361Denied Ins: Family Mem 30 25 34 12 190Not Denied Ins 15 23 39 23 3136Purchased Ins Online: Y 28 32 28 12 458Purchased Ins Online: N 16 23 39 23 3229

State-based Exchange 17 25 35 23 1227Federally-managed Exchange 17 23 40 21 2355Very/Smwt Sat w/ Ins 15 21 37 26 2735Very/Smwt Dissat w/ Ins 20 33 39 8 730Well-insured 21 22 36 21 1146Adequately insured 14 24 37 25 1843Under-insured 17 30 40 13 530HC direct from Hosp: Support 26 27 35 13 1356HC direct from Hosp: Oppose 11 23 39 27 1137Narrow Network: Support 24 29 35 11 1097Narrow Network: Oppose 14 19 38 29 1624Narrow Network: Dont Know 14 25 40 21 963Hosp Access Inc in Past Yr 27 27 30 16 1028

Hosp Access Dec in Past Yr 13 21 41 25 1726Favor Hospital Brand: Y 12 24 38 27 1297Favor Hospital Brand: N 20 24 38 18 2386Responsible for HC Costs: Hospitals 23 23 35 18 335Responsible for HC Costs: Doctors 21 32 35 11 246Responsible for HC Costs: Insurers 16 26 40 18 1093Responsible for HC Costs: Government 19 22 35 24 908Responsible for HC Costs: Drug Cos 11 17 39 32 446Hosp Mergers: Good Thing 19 24 35 21 1184Hosp Mergers: Bad Thing 15 24 39 22 1184Hosp Mergers: Dont Know 17 23 39 21 1317Hosp Size Matters: Y 22 27 32 18 914Hosp Size Matters: N 16 21 40 23 2311

Hosp Size Matters: DK 15 29 38 18 446Hosp Tax Exempt: Y 19 21 34 25 1488Hosp Tax Exempt: N 16 25 41 18 1313Hosp Tax Exempt: DK 15 27 39 19 883Expect Hosp to Use EMR: Y 16 24 38 22 3051Expect Hosp to Use EMR: N 33 28 32 7 279Trust Safety of EMR: Y 20 24 32 24 1942Trust Safety of EMR: N 14 22 44 19 1438


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9: What is your gender?

Male Female NLikely Voters 47 53 3687Male 100 0 1719Female 0 100 1968Age: 18-29 50 50 632Age: 30-44 44 56 876Age: 45-64 48 52 1391

Age: 65+ 44 56 787Ethnicity - White 42 58 2765Ethnicity - Hispanic 58 42 329Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 59 41 442Ethnicity - Other 73 27 151Urban 52 48 953Suburban 48 52 1835Rural 38 62 899Democrats 46 54 1384Independents 51 49 1153Republicans 43 57 1149Liberal (1-3) 47 53 1068Moderate (4) 45 55 1115

Conservative (5-7) 48 52 1424Religiosity: Monthly+ 47 53 1346Religiosity: LT Monthly 47 53 2341Income: Under 50k 40 60 1599Income: 50k-100k 46 54 1212Income: 100k+ 60 40 876Educ: < College 40 60 2424Educ: Bachelors degree 54 46 819Educ: Post-grad 67 33 445Public Sector Union 60 40 192Private Sector Union 61 39 105Not in Labor Union 45 55 3382White Collar 53 47 1698

Blue Collar 44 56 1489Uninsured 45 55 347Purchase on Own 51 49 389Employer-based 47 53 1567Government Plan 43 57 1174Health: Exc/V Good 49 51 1882Health: Good 43 57 1250Health: Fair/Poor 47 53 556Wave 1: March 43 57 1632Wave 2: May 50 50 2055


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9: What is your gender?

Male Female NLikely Voters 47 53 3687Denied Ins: Self 42 58 361Denied Ins: Family Mem 59 41 190Not Denied Ins 46 54 3136Purchased Ins Online: Y 52 48 458Purchased Ins Online: N 46 54 3229

State-based Exchange 47 53 1227Federally-managed Exchange 47 53 2355Very/Smwt Sat w/ Ins 47 53 2735Very/Smwt Dissat w/ Ins 47 53 730Well-insured 51 49 1146Adequately insured 46 54 1843Under-insured 41 59 530HC direct from Hosp: Support 55 45 1356HC direct from Hosp: Oppose 42 58 1137Narrow Network: Support 54 46 1097Narrow Network: Oppose 43 57 1624Narrow Network: Dont Know 44 56 963Hosp Access Inc in Past Yr 51 49 1028

Hosp Access Dec in Past Yr 45 55 1726Favor Hospital Brand: Y 43 57 1297Favor Hospital Brand: N 48 52 2386Responsible for HC Costs: Hospitals 49 51 335Responsible for HC Costs: Doctors 47 53 246Responsible for HC Costs: Insurers 47 53 1093Responsible for HC Costs: Government 49 51 908Responsible for HC Costs: Drug Cos 42 58 446Hosp Mergers: Good Thing 52 48 1184Hosp Mergers: Bad Thing 45 55 1184Hosp Mergers: Dont Know 43 57 1317Hosp Size Matters: Y 50 50 914Hosp Size Matters: N 47 53 2311

Hosp Size Matters: DK 40 60 446Hosp Tax Exempt: Y 51 49 1488Hosp Tax Exempt: N 48 52 1313Hosp Tax Exempt: DK 37 63 883Expect Hosp to Use EMR: Y 48 52 3051Expect Hosp to Use EMR: N 42 58 279Trust Safety of EMR: Y 48 52 1942Trust Safety of EMR: N 46 54 1438


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10: What is the last grade or class you completed in school?

Less thanHigh

School

HighSchool

Graduate

SomeCollege

Four-yearcollegedegree

GraduateSchool

N

Likely Voters 7 27 31 22 12 3687Male 8 18 31 26 17 1719Female 7 35 32 19 7 1968Age: 18-29 14 27 32 21 6 632

Age: 30-44 6 22 32 28 12 876Age: 45-64 5 31 30 22 12 1391Age: 65+ 7 26 32 18 17 787Ethnicity - White 7 30 30 21 12 2765Ethnicity - Hispanic 9 20 33 27 12 329Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 12 23 39 18 7 442Ethnicity - Other 1 12 25 37 26 151Urban 10 25 31 22 12 953Suburban 5 24 31 26 14 1835Rural 9 36 33 14 9 899Democrats 6 27 34 20 13 1384Independents 8 25 32 24 11 1153Republicans 8 30 28 23 12 1149

Liberal (1-3) 7 20 33 23 17 1068Moderate (4) 8 32 33 19 8 1115Conservative (5-7) 7 27 29 24 12 1424Religiosity: Monthly+ 8 27 29 24 12 1346Religiosity: LT Monthly 7 27 33 21 12 2341Income: Under 50k 12 38 35 11 4 1599Income: 50k-100k 2 24 36 26 11 1212Income: 100k+ 5 12 18 36 28 876Educ: < College 11 41 48 0 0 2424Educ: Bachelors degree 0 0 0 100 0 819Educ: Post-grad 0 0 0 0 100 445Public Sector Union 9 25 30 20 16 192Private Sector Union 2 31 39 19 9 105

Not in Labor Union 7 27 31 22 12 3382White Collar 4 13 26 35 22 1698Blue Collar 8 41 36 12 3 1489Uninsured 9 39 36 13 3 347Purchase on Own 7 26 28 28 11 389Employer-based 3 23 28 31 16 1567Government Plan 10 31 34 13 12 1174Health: Exc/V Good 5 21 31 28 15 1882Health: Good 9 32 31 19 10 1250Health: Fair/Poor 10 40 33 11 6 556Wave 1: March 9 35 32 17 6 1632Wave 2: May 5 21 31 26 16 2055


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10: What is the last grade or class you completed in school?

Less thanHigh

School

HighSchool

Graduate

SomeCollege

Four-yearcollegedegree

GraduateSchool

N

Likely Voters 7 27 31 22 12 3687Denied Ins: Self 21 22 27 20 11 361Denied Ins: Family Mem 10 15 34 26 15 190Not Denied Ins 5 29 32 22 12 3136

Purchased Ins Online: Y 11 20 27 27 16 458Purchased Ins Online: N 7 28 32 21 12 3229State-based Exchange 8 25 29 23 15 1227Federally-managed Exchange 7 28 33 22 10 2355Very/Smwt Sat w/ Ins 6 25 31 24 13 2735Very/Smwt Dissat w/ Ins 11 29 31 18 10 730Well-insured 8 21 27 26 18 1146Adequately insured 5 28 33 24 11 1843Under-insured 15 32 34 13 6 530HC direct from Hosp: Support 9 26 32 21 12 1356HC direct from Hosp: Oppose 5 26 30 25 13 1137Narrow Network: Support 7 25 32 23 13 1097Narrow Network: Oppose 6 26 31 24 13 1624

Narrow Network: Dont Know 10 31 31 18 10 963Hosp Access Inc in Past Yr 7 26 32 22 13 1028Hosp Access Dec in Past Yr 7 27 31 23 12 1726Favor Hospital Brand: Y 5 24 36 21 14 1297Favor Hospital Brand: N 9 29 29 23 11 2386Responsible for HC Costs: Hospitals 13 24 31 23 9 335Responsible for HC Costs: Doctors 5 27 30 23 15 246Responsible for HC Costs: Insurers 3 23 32 26 14 1093Responsible for HC Costs: Government 11 26 30 22 11 908Responsible for HC Costs: Drug Cos 5 35 35 16 9 446Hosp Mergers: Good Thing 6 25 30 25 13 1184Hosp Mergers: Bad Thing 7 27 33 21 13 1184Hosp Mergers: Dont Know 9 29 31 21 10 1317

Hosp Size Matters: Y 8 24 32 22 14 914Hosp Size Matters: N 7 27 31 23 12 2311Hosp Size Matters: DK 8 35 30 18 9 446Hosp Tax Exempt: Y 6 25 30 24 15 1488Hosp Tax Exempt: N 9 27 32 22 10 1313Hosp Tax Exempt: DK 7 32 32 19 10 883Expect Hosp to Use EMR: Y 6 25 31 24 13 3051Expect Hosp to Use EMR: N 8 33 37 17 6 279Trust Safety of EMR: Y 7 24 31 24 14 1942Trust Safety of EMR: N 8 30 32 21 10 1438


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11: Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as..

Republican Democrat Independent Somethingelse

N

Likely Voters 31 38 26 5 3687Male 29 37 29 5 1719Female 33 38 24 5 1968Age: 18-29 23 42 26 9 632Age: 30-44 26 42 26 6 876

Age: 45-64 32 37 27 4 1391Age: 65+ 42 30 25 3 787Ethnicity - White 37 31 27 5 2765Ethnicity - Hispanic 20 42 30 8 329Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 4 73 21 2 442Ethnicity - Other 23 43 26 9 151Urban 22 51 22 4 953Suburban 32 34 29 6 1835Rural 39 31 25 5 899Democrats 0 100 0 0 1384Independents 0 0 83 17 1153Republicans 100 0 0 0 1149Liberal (1-3) 7 71 19 3 1068

Moderate (4) 21 38 34 7 1115Conservative (5-7) 58 13 25 4 1424Religiosity: Monthly+ 41 33 21 4 1346Religiosity: LT Monthly 25 40 29 6 2341Income: Under 50k 27 40 27 6 1599Income: 50k-100k 32 38 25 5 1212Income: 100k+ 38 32 27 3 876Educ: < College 31 38 25 6 2424Educ: Bachelors degree 33 33 31 4 819Educ: Post-grad 30 42 24 4 445Public Sector Union 21 50 26 2 192Private Sector Union 30 37 26 6 105Not in Labor Union 32 37 26 5 3382

White Collar 34 36 26 4 1698Blue Collar 30 39 26 5 1489Uninsured 18 44 30 9 347Purchase on Own 29 38 27 6 389Employer-based 34 36 26 4 1567Government Plan 34 37 25 4 1174Health: Exc/V Good 33 37 25 5 1882Health: Good 30 38 27 5 1250Health: Fair/Poor 29 37 27 7 556Wave 1: March 28 41 26 6 1632Wave 2: May 34 35 26 5 2055


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11: Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as..

Republican Democrat Independent Somethingelse

N

Likely Voters 31 38 26 5 3687Denied Ins: Self 31 43 21 4 361Denied Ins: Family Mem 24 37 31 8 190Not Denied Ins 32 37 26 5 3136Purchased Ins Online: Y 27 41 27 5 458

Purchased Ins Online: N 32 37 26 5 3229State-based Exchange 26 42 26 7 1227Federally-managed Exchange 33 36 27 5 2355Very/Smwt Sat w/ Ins 33 39 25 3 2735Very/Smwt Dissat w/ Ins 31 33 27 10 730Well-insured 34 41 22 3 1146Adequately insured 33 36 27 4 1843Under-insured 25 36 28 11 530HC direct from Hosp: Support 25 47 22 6 1356HC direct from Hosp: Oppose 38 31 27 4 1137Narrow Network: Support 27 45 25 3 1097Narrow Network: Oppose 36 34 25 5 1624Narrow Network: Dont Know 28 34 29 8 963

Hosp Access Inc in Past Yr 20 55 22 3 1028Hosp Access Dec in Past Yr 41 26 27 5 1726Favor Hospital Brand: Y 35 38 23 4 1297Favor Hospital Brand: N 29 37 28 6 2386Responsible for HC Costs: Hospitals 31 48 19 2 335Responsible for HC Costs: Doctors 25 48 24 3 246Responsible for HC Costs: Insurers 23 46 27 4 1093Responsible for HC Costs: Government 47 21 26 6 908Responsible for HC Costs: Drug Cos 27 43 25 5 446Hosp Mergers: Good Thing 35 40 23 3 1184Hosp Mergers: Bad Thing 31 35 27 7 1184Hosp Mergers: Dont Know 28 38 29 6 1317Hosp Size Matters: Y 30 40 26 4 914

Hosp Size Matters: N 33 36 26 4 2311Hosp Size Matters: DK 23 39 27 11 446Hosp Tax Exempt: Y 34 38 23 4 1488Hosp Tax Exempt: N 29 37 29 5 1313Hosp Tax Exempt: DK 30 37 27 7 883Expect Hosp to Use EMR: Y 32 38 25 5 3051Expect Hosp to Use EMR: N 25 34 34 7 279Trust Safety of EMR: Y 31 42 23 4 1942Trust Safety of EMR: N 33 31 30 6 1438


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12: Do you consider yourself to be a supporter of the Tea Party Movement, or are you not a supporter of the Tea Party Movemen

Supporter Not a supporter NLikely Voters 29 71 3683Male 32 68 1718Female 27 73 1966Age: 18-29 35 65 631Age: 30-44 30 70 876Age: 45-64 26 74 1391





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12: Do you consider yourself to be a supporter of the Tea Party Movement, or are you not a supporter of the Tea Party Movemen

Supporter Not a supporter NLikely Voters 29 71 3683Denied Ins: Self 48 52 361Denied Ins: Family Mem 35 65 190Not Denied Ins 27 73 3132Purchased Ins Online: Y 45 55 458Purchased Ins Online: N 27 73 3225





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13: Thinking about politics these days, how would you describe your political viewpoint?

Veryliberal

Liberal Slightlyliberal

Moderate Slightlyconser-vative

ConservativeVeryconser-vative

DontKnow

N

Likely Voters 6 13 9 30 11 17 11 2 3687Male 6 13 10 29 11 18 11 1 1719Female 7 13 9 31 10 16 12 3 1968Age: 18-29 11 19 14 28 7 9 9 2 632

Age: 30-44 7 15 9 35 9 13 9 3 876Age: 45-64 5 11 8 30 12 19 13 2 1391Age: 65+ 4 11 7 27 12 23 14 2 787Ethnicity - White 6 11 9 28 12 19 13 2 2765Ethnicity - Hispanic 7 19 10 38 8 9 8 1 329Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 10 22 11 37 4 8 6 2 442Ethnicity - Other 7 15 13 38 10 10 5 1 151Urban 11 19 10 30 10 9 9 2 953Suburban 5 13 9 31 11 18 11 2 1835Rural 4 8 10 29 10 21 15 3 899Democrats 13 27 14 31 6 4 3 2 1384Independents 2 7 11 40 14 14 8 4 1153Republicans 2 3 2 20 13 34 25 1 1149

Liberal (1-3) 22 46 32 0 0 0 0 0 1068Moderate (4) 0 0 0 100 0 0 0 0 1115Conservative (5-7) 0 0 0 0 27 43 30 0 1424Religiosity: Monthly+ 4 11 8 25 10 22 19 2 1346Religiosity: LT Monthly 8 14 10 34 11 14 7 2 2341Income: Under 50k 5 13 9 35 9 15 12 3 1599Income: 50k-100k 8 14 10 28 11 17 10 2 1212Income: 100k+ 6 14 9 26 12 20 13 1 876Educ:


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Veryliberal

Liberal Slightlyliberal

Moderate Slightlyconser-vative

ConservativeVeryconser-vative

DontKnow

N

Likely Voters 6 13 9 30 11 17 11 2 3Denied Ins: Self 13 21 11 26 7 12 7 2 3Denied Ins: Family Mem 8 15 16 26 6 18 9 2 1Not Denied Ins 5 12 9 31 11 17 12 2 3

Purchased Ins Online: Y 13 21 11 30 6 12 7 1 4Purchased Ins Online: N 5 12 9 30 11 17 12 2 3State-based Exchange 8 16 11 30 11 13 10 2 1Federally-managed Exchange 5 12 9 31 10 18 13 2 2Very/Smwt Sat w/ Ins 7 15 10 29 10 18 11 1 2Very/Smwt Dissat w/ Ins 6 9 9 30 12 15 15 4 7Well-insured 9 19 10 26 9 15 11 1 1Adequately insured 5 11 9 31 11 19 12 2 1Under-insured 6 9 8 34 14 14 11 4 5HC direct from Hosp: Support 9 17 12 32 9 12 8 2 1HC direct from Hosp: Oppose 5 10 10 30 13 18 13 2 1Narrow Network: Support 8 16 12 30 9 14 9 2 1Narrow Network: Oppose 6 13 9 28 12 18 12 2 1

Narrow Network: Dont Know 6 11 7 34 10 17 13 3 9Hosp Access Inc in Past Yr 12 22 13 30 8 9 6 1 1Hosp Access Dec in Past Yr 3 9 7 28 12 23 16 2 1Favor Hospital Brand: Y 7 13 9 29 12 18 11 1 1Favor Hospital Brand: N 6 14 9 31 10 16 11 3 2Responsible for HC Costs: Hospitals 10 21 12 25 11 12 7 1 3Responsible for HC Costs: Doctors 5 19 13 30 15 11 8 1 2Responsible for HC Costs: Insurers 8 17 12 32 9 13 6 1 1Responsible for HC Costs: Government 2 5 3 26 13 25 23 3 9Responsible for HC Costs: Drug Cos 8 15 9 36 9 14 6 3 4Hosp Mergers: Good Thing 7 14 11 30 10 16 10 1 1Hosp Mergers: Bad Thing 7 14 8 29 11 18 12 1 1Hosp Mergers: Dont Know 6 12 9 31 10 16 12 4 1

Hosp Size Matters: Y 9 16 10 31 8 15 10 1 9Hosp Size Matters: N 5 13 9 28 12 18 12 2 2Hosp Size Matters: DK 6 10 6 40 7 16 10 5 4Hosp Tax Exempt: Y 8 14 11 28 10 16 13 1 1Hosp Tax Exempt: N 6 14 10 30 11 17 11 2 1Hosp Tax Exempt: DK 4 13 6 34 11 18 10 3 8Expect Hosp to Use EMR: Y 6 14 10 30 10 16 11 2 3Expect Hosp to Use EMR: N 4 8 9 28 9 21 18 3 2Trust Safety of EMR: Y 8 16 10 30 10 14 10 2 1Trust Safety of EMR: N 4 10 9 28 12 21 14 2 1


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Liberal (1-3) Moderate (4) Conservative(5-7)

N

Likely Voters 30 31 39 3607Male 29 30 41 1695Female 30 32 38 1913Age: 18-29 45 29 26 620Age: 30-44 32 36 32 854





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Liberal (1-3) Moderate (4) Conservative(5-7)

N

Likely Voters 30 31 39 3607Denied Ins: Self 46 27 27 354Denied Ins: Family Mem 40 27 34 186Not Denied Ins 27 32 41 3068Purchased Ins Online: Y 45 30 25 451





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Liberal (1-2) Moderate (3-5) Conservative(6-7)

N






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Liberal (1-2) Moderate (3-5) Conservative(6-7)

N






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16: Are you, yourself, of Hispanic origin or descent, such as Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, or some other Spanish backgroun

Yes No NLikely Voters 9 91 3687Male 11 89 1719Female 7 93 1968Age: 18-29 17 83 632Age: 30-44 14 86 876Age: 45-64 6 94 1391





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16: Are you, yourself, of Hispanic origin or descent, such as Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, or some other Spanish backgroun

Yes No NLikely Voters 9 91 3687Denied Ins: Self 16 84 361Denied Ins: Family Mem 21 79 190Not Denied Ins 7 93 3136Purchased Ins Online: Y 15 85 458Purchased Ins Online: N 8 92 3229





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17: Which term below best describes your race or background?

AmericanIndian

AsianAmerican

Black White Other N

Likely Voters 1 3 13 81 2 3687Male 1 5 16 75 2 1719Female 0 1 10 87 1 1968Age: 18-29 2 5 24 66 3 632Age: 30-44 0 6 15 77 2 876

Age: 45-64 1 2 11 84 1 1391Age: 65+ 0 1 5 93 0 787Ethnicity - White 0 0 0 100 0 2765Ethnicity - Hispanic 3 4 10 72 12 329Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 0 0 100 0 0 442Ethnicity - Other 15 73 0 0 12 151Urban 1 4 22 70 2 953Suburban 1 4 11 83 2 1835Rural 1 1 7 91 1 899Democrats 1 4 25 69 2 1384Independents 1 3 9 84 2 1153Republicans 1 2 2 94 1 1149Liberal (1-3) 1 4 19 74 2 1068

Moderate (4) 1 4 16 77 2 1115Conservative (5-7) 1 2 6 90 1 1424Religiosity: Monthly+ 1 3 17 77 2 1346Religiosity: LT Monthly 1 3 11 84 1 2341Income: Under 50k 1 2 16 80 2 1599Income: 50k-100k 1 3 13 81 2 1212Income: 100k+ 1 5 7 85 1 876Educ: < College 1 1 14 82 2 2424Educ: Bachelors degree 1 6 11 81 1 819Educ: Post-grad 1 8 9 81 1 445Public Sector Union 1 3 7 88 1 192Private Sector Union 0 4 9 86 1 105Not in Labor Union 1 3 13 81 2 3382

White Collar 1 5 10 83 1 1698Blue Collar 1 2 15 81 1 1489Uninsured 1 3 21 73 3 347Purchase on Own 1 6 21 71 1 389Employer-based 1 4 10 83 2 1567Government Plan 1 1 10 88 1 1174Health: Exc/V Good 1 4 14 80 1 1882Health: Good 1 3 11 83 2 1250Health: Fair/Poor 1 2 11 83 2 556Wave 1: March 1 4 17 76 2 1632Wave 2: May 1 3 10 85 1 2055


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17: Which term below best describes your race or background?

AmericanIndian

AsianAmerican

Black White Other N

Likely Voters 1 3 13 81 2 3687Denied Ins: Self 1 4 23 70 2 361Denied Ins: Family Mem 2 4 12 76 6 190Not Denied Ins 1 3 12 83 1 3136Purchased Ins Online: Y 1 5 22 70 1 458

Purchased Ins Online: N 1 3 12 83 2 3229State-based Exchange 1 5 8 83 3 1227Federally-managed Exchange 1 2 15 81 1 2355Very/Smwt Sat w/ Ins 1 3 13 82 1 2735Very/Smwt Dissat w/ Ins 1 4 10 83 2 730Well-insured 1 3 14 81 2 1146Adequately insured 1 4 11 83 2 1843Under-insured 1 2 13 82 1 530HC direct from Hosp: Support 2 5 21 70 2 1356HC direct from Hosp: Oppose 0 3 7 88 1 1137Narrow Network: Support 1 6 18 73 2 1097Narrow Network: Oppose 1 2 8 87 1 1624Narrow Network: Dont Know 0 2 15 82 2 963

Hosp Access Inc in Past Yr 1 5 23 69 2 1028Hosp Access Dec in Past Yr 1 3 7 88 1 1726Favor Hospital Brand: Y 1 2 11 84 1 1297Favor Hospital Brand: N 1 4 14 80 2 2386Responsible for HC Costs: Hospitals 1 3 11 84 1 335Responsible for HC Costs: Doctors 1 8 16 73 2 246Responsible for HC Costs: Insurers 1 5 14 79 1 1093Responsible for HC Costs: Government 1 2 11 85 2 908Responsible for HC Costs: Drug Cos 1 2 12 84 1 446Hosp Mergers: Good Thing 1 4 16 77 2 1184Hosp Mergers: Bad Thing 1 3 11 84 1 1184Hosp Mergers: Dont Know 1 3 12 83 2 1317Hosp Size Matters: Y 1 4 18 75 2 914

Hosp Size Matters: N 1 3 10 85 1 2311Hosp Size Matters: DK 1 4 15 78 2 446Hosp Tax Exempt: Y 1 4 15 79 1 1488Hosp Tax Exempt: N 1 3 10 84 2 1313Hosp Tax Exempt: DK 1 3 13 82 2 883Expect Hosp to Use EMR: Y 1 3 13 82 1 3051Expect Hosp to Use EMR: N 1 3 16 77 4 279Trust Safety of EMR: Y 1 4 14 80 2 1942Trust Safety of EMR: N 1 3 11 84 1 1438


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18: Are you a member of a labor union?

Public SectorUnion

Private SectorUnion

Not in LaborUnion

N






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18: Are you a member of a labor union?

Public SectorUnion

Private SectorUnion

Not in LaborUnion

N






38/55

19: What is your current marital status?

Single,never

married

Married Separated Divorced Widowed Livingwith a

partner

N

Likely Voters 18 58 2 11 7 5 3687Male 24 57 2 9 3 4 1719Female 13 58 2 12 9 5 1968Age: 18-29 60 30 1 2 0 7 632

Age: 30-44 17 63 2 10 0 8 876Age: 45-64 10 67 2 13 5 3 1391Age: 65+ 2 59 2 14 22 1 787Ethnicity - White 14 62 2 11 8 4 2765Ethnicity - Hispanic 27 57 1 9 0 7 329Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 39 33 5 14 4 5 442Ethnicity - Other 30 53 2 9 3 4 151Urban 27 47 3 12 5 7 953Suburban 17 61 2 10 6 4 1835Rural 12 63 1 12 9 3 899Democrats 22 53 2 12 5 7 1384Independents 22 55 2 11 6 5 1153Republicans 11 67 1 9 9 2 1149

Liberal (1-3) 25 53 2 10 4 6 1068Moderate (4) 19 55 3 10 8 6 1115Conservative (5-7) 13 65 2 11 7 2 1424Religiosity: Monthly+ 17 63 2 8 7 2 1346Religiosity: LT Monthly 19 55 2 12 6 6 2341Income: Under 50k 23 40 3 17 11 6 1599Income: 50k-100k 17 66 1 8 5 4 1212Income: 100k+ 12 78 1 3 1 4 876Educ: < College 20 53 2 12 8 5 2424Educ: Bachelors degree 17 65 1 8 3 5 819Educ: Post-grad 11 69 2 11 5 3 445Public Sector Union 7 68 4 10 8 3 192Private Sector Union 17 65 0 9 7 3 105

Not in Labor Union 19 57 2 11 6 5 3382White Collar 16 63 1 10 6 4 1698Blue Collar 17 56 2 11 7 5 1489Uninsured 37 39 3 10 2 9 347Purchase on Own 28 51 1 10 4 6 389Employer-based 10 75 1 8 2 4 1567Government Plan 10 51 3 17 16 4 1174Health: Exc/V Good 21 60 2 8 4 5 1882Health: Good 16 58 2 12 9 4 1250Health: Fair/Poor 15 49 3 17 11 5 556Wave 1: March 21 56 3 10 5 6 1632Wave 2: May 16 59 1 11 8 4 2055


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19: What is your current marital status?

Single,never

married

Married Separated Divorced Widowed Livingwith a

partner

N

Likely Voters 18 58 2 11 7 5 3687Denied Ins: Self 21 50 4 13 7 5 361Denied Ins: Family Mem 24 56 2 8 3 7 190Not Denied Ins 18 59 2 11 7 4 3136

Purchased Ins Online: Y 24 56 1 13 2 4 458Purchased Ins Online: N 18 58 2 10 7 5 3229State-based Exchange 21 53 1 12 8 4 1227Federally-managed Exchange 18 60 2 10 6 5 2355Very/Smwt Sat w/ Ins 16 60 2 10 7 4 2735Very/Smwt Dissat w/ Ins 24 54 3 11 3 6 730Well-insured 19 62 2 8 5 4 1146Adequately insured 15 60 1 11 8 5 1843Under-insured 25 45 4 15 4 8 530HC direct from Hosp: Support 26 52 2 11 3 5 1356HC direct from Hosp: Oppose 14 62 1 11 8 4 1137Narrow Network: Support 23 55 2 12 3 5 1097Narrow Network: Oppose 16 59 1 10 9 4 1624

Narrow Network: Dont Know 17 58 3 10 8 4 963Hosp Access Inc in Past Yr 26 52 2 10 4 5 1028Hosp Access Dec in Past Yr 13 62 1 11 8 5 1726Favor Hospital Brand: Y 12 63 2 11 8 4 1297Favor Hospital Brand: N 22 55 2 10 6 5 2386Responsible for HC Costs: Hospitals 17 60 2 12 3 5 335Responsible for HC Costs: Doctors 21 56 1 11 1 9 246Responsible for HC Costs: Insurers 19 59 2 10 6 4 1093Responsible for HC Costs: Government 18 60 3 8 6 5 908Responsible for HC Costs: Drug Cos 15 55 1 10 14 5 446Hosp Mergers: Good Thing 17 62 1 10 5 4 1184Hosp Mergers: Bad Thing 19 56 2 11 8 5 1184Hosp Mergers: Dont Know 19 55 3 11 6 5 1317

Hosp Size Matters: Y 21 58 2 9 6 4 914Hosp Size Matters: N 17 59 1 12 6 5 2311Hosp Size Matters: DK 20 49 4 10 12 5 446Hosp Tax Exempt: Y 18 58 2 10 7 5 1488Hosp Tax Exempt: N 19 57 1 12 6 5 1313Hosp Tax Exempt: DK 18 58 3 11 7 4 883Expect Hosp to Use EMR: Y 17 60 1 10 7 4 3051Expect Hosp to Use EMR: N 32 42 3 12 2 9 279Trust Safety of EMR: Y 19 58 2 11 5 5 1942Trust Safety of EMR: N 16 59 2 10 8 4 1438


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20: Thinking about your religion, are you ..

Protestant RomanCatholic

Ath./Agn./None SomethingElse

N

Likely Voters 29 24 24 23 3685Male 28 24 25 24 1718Female 31 23 23 23 1967Age: 18-29 16 18 34 32 632Age: 30-44 23 23 29 25 876

Age: 45-64 30 25 20 24 1390Age: 65+ 44 26 17 13 787Ethnicity - White 33 24 24 19 2765Ethnicity - Hispanic 12 45 22 21 329Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 23 9 21 47 442Ethnicity - Other 23 15 30 32 150Urban 25 22 27 27 952Suburban 27 27 24 22 1834Rural 38 19 20 23 899Democrats 21 23 27 29 1383Independents 24 21 32 23 1153Republicans 44 27 13 17 1149Liberal (1-3) 20 21 35 24 1067

Moderate (4) 24 24 27 25 1115Conservative (5-7) 41 24 14 21 1424Religiosity: Monthly+ 38 29 5 28 1346Religiosity: LT Monthly 24 20 35 21 2339Income: Under 50k 29 22 23 27 1599Income: 50k-100k 29 26 25 20 1212Income: 100k+ 30 24 24 22 875Educ: < College 28 23 23 26 2423Educ: Bachelors degree 33 25 24 18 818Educ: Post-grad 29 23 28 20 445Public Sector Union 17 32 21 30 192Private Sector Union 34 27 22 18 105Not in Labor Union 30 23 24 23 3381

White Collar 31 24 25 21 1697Blue Collar 30 24 22 24 1488Uninsured 21 15 30 33 347Purchase on Own 29 23 23 25 389Employer-based 27 28 23 22 1565Government Plan 36 21 21 21 1174Health: Exc/V Good 29 24 24 24 1881Health: Good 29 24 23 23 1248Health: Fair/Poor 32 22 24 22 556Wave 1: March 27 22 26 25 1631Wave 2: May 31 25 22 22 2054


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20: Thinking about your religion, are you ..

Protestant RomanCatholic

Ath./Agn./None SomethingElse

N

Likely Voters 29 24 24 23 3685Denied Ins: Self 24 25 17 34 361Denied Ins: Family Mem 22 22 30 25 190Not Denied Ins 30 23 24 22 3134Purchased Ins Online: Y 21 24 24 31 458

Purchased Ins Online: N 30 23 24 22 3227State-based Exchange 25 27 27 21 1226Federally-managed Exchange 31 22 22 25 2355Very/Smwt Sat w/ Ins 31 25 23 21 2733Very/Smwt Dissat w/ Ins 23 22 27 27 730Well-insured 28 27 21 23 1145Adequately insured 31 23 24 21 1842Under-insured 25 17 28 30 529HC direct from Hosp: Support 23 24 25 27 1356HC direct from Hosp: Oppose 33 21 23 23 1136Narrow Network: Support 23 25 25 26 1096Narrow Network: Oppose 32 22 24 21 1623Narrow Network: Dont Know 31 23 22 24 963

Hosp Access Inc in Past Yr 24 24 27 25 1027Hosp Access Dec in Past Yr 34 22 20 24 1725Favor Hospital Brand: Y 32 25 20 23 1296Favor Hospital Brand: N 28 23 26 24 2384Responsible for HC Costs: Hospitals 24 32 22 23 335Responsible for HC Costs: Doctors 25 25 24 25 246Responsible for HC Costs: Insurers 25 23 29 24 1092Responsible for HC Costs: Government 38 18 20 24 908Responsible for HC Costs: Drug Cos 30 25 21 24 446Hosp Mergers: Good Thing 29 27 23 21 1184Hosp Mergers: Bad Thing 32 22 22 23 1183Hosp Mergers: Dont Know 27 22 26 25 1316Hosp Size Matters: Y 28 26 22 25 914

Hosp Size Matters: N 31 23 24 22 2310Hosp Size Matters: DK 26 19 26 29 446Hosp Tax Exempt: Y 30 24 24 21 1488Hosp Tax Exempt: N 28 24 25 23 1313Hosp Tax Exempt: DK 29 23 21 27 882Expect Hosp to Use EMR: Y 30 24 23 23 3050Expect Hosp to Use EMR: N 26 17 26 30 279Trust Safety of EMR: Y 28 25 24 23 1942Trust Safety of EMR: N 32 21 22 24 1437


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21: Would you describe yourself as a born-again or evangelical Christian, or not? (Among Protestants)






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22: Aside from weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious servicesmore than once a week, once a week, once twice a month, a few times a year, seldom, or never?

Morethan

once aweek

Once aweek

Once ortwice amonth

A fewtimes a

year

Seldom Never N

Likely Voters 8 20 9 14 25 24 3687Denied Ins: Self 16 28 9 11 17 19 361

Denied Ins: Family Mem 7 30 10 11 21 20 190Not Denied Ins 7 18 9 15 26 25 3136Purchased Ins Online: Y 12 26 8 15 19 20 458Purchased Ins Online: N 8 19 9 14 26 24 3229State-based Exchange 7 15 9 15 28 27 1227Federally-managed Exchange 9 22 9 15 24 22 2355Very/Smwt Sat w/ Ins 8 21 9 14 25 23 2735Very/Smwt Dissat w/ Ins 7 18 11 16 25 23 730Well-insured 9 20 11 16 22 23 1146Adequately insured 7 21 8 14 27 23 1843Under-insured 10 15 7 15 26 27 530HC direct from Hosp: Support 10 21 10 15 22 22 1356HC direct from Hosp: Oppose 6 20 9 15 26 24 1137

Narrow Network: Support 10 23 10 14 21 21 1097Narrow Network: Oppose 6 19 9 15 26 25 1624Narrow Network: Dont Know 10 16 8 13 28 24 963Hosp Access Inc in Past Yr 9 22 10 13 24 22 1028Hosp Access Dec in Past Yr 8 21 9 15 25 22 1726Favor Hospital Brand: Y 7 21 11 14 24 22 1297Favor Hospital Brand: N 9 18 8 15 26 25 2386Responsible for HC Costs: Hospitals 8 19 9 17 24 23 335Responsible for HC Costs: Doctors 10 22 10 17 21 19 246Responsible for HC Costs: Insurers 5 15 11 16 26 27 1093Responsible for HC Costs: Government 8 25 8 14 25 20 908Responsible for HC Costs: Drug Cos 9 19 4 10 30 27 446Hosp Mergers: Good Thing 11 24 9 15 21 20 1184

Hosp Mergers: Bad Thing 7 19 8 13 25 28 1184Hosp Mergers: Dont Know 7 16 9 15 29 23 1317Hosp Size Matters: Y 9 25 9 16 23 18 914Hosp Size Matters: N 8 17 9 13 27 26 2311Hosp Size Matters: DK 8 19 10 16 22 25 446Hosp Tax Exempt: Y 11 22 9 12 24 22 1488Hosp Tax Exempt: N 5 17 8 17 26 27 1313Hosp Tax Exempt: DK 9 19 10 15 26 21 883Expect Hosp to Use EMR: Y 8 20 8 15 25 24 3051Expect Hosp to Use EMR: N 9 23 10 12 24 21 279Trust Safety of EMR: Y 9 21 9 14 24 25 1942Trust Safety of EMR: N 7 19 9 16 28 21 1438


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23: Are you the parent or guardian of any children under 18 now living in your household?






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24: Would you consider where you live

an urban area a suburban area a rural area NLikely Voters 26 50 24 3687Male 29 51 20 1719Female 23 49 28 1968Age: 18-29 39 40 21 632Age: 30-44 29 52 19 876Age: 45-64 22 52 26 1391

Age: 65+ 19 51 30 787Ethnicity - White 21 51 28 2765Ethnicity - Hispanic 36 50 14 329Ethnicity - Afr. Am. 44 43 13 442Ethnicity - Other 36 54 10 151Urban 100 0 0 953Suburban 0 100 0 1835Rural 0 0 100 899Democrats 35 45 20 1384Independents 22 54 24 1153Republicans 19 51 30 1149Liberal (1-3) 36 46 18 1068Moderate (4) 26 51 23 1115

Conservative (5-7) 19 52 29 1424Religiosity: Monthly+ 25 47 28 1346Religiosity: LT Monthly 26 51 22 2341Income: Under 50k 28 41 32 1599Income: 50k-100k 24 53 23 1212Income: 100k+ 25 62 13 876Educ: < College 26 46 29 2424Educ: Bachelors degree 26 58 16 819Educ: Post-grad 26 56 18 445Public Sector Union 39 36 25 192Private Sector Union 28 48 24 105Not in Labor Union 25 51 24 3382White Collar 26 58 16 1698

Blue Collar 25 43 32 1489Uninsured 28 41 31 347Purchase on O

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