September 2018 Berkeley IGS Poll

CASE IDENTIFICATION


CASEID
ID Number
Total Cases: 7,086 (Range of valid codes: 1-7518)
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Record/columns: 1/1-4

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ID
Total Cases: 7,086 (Range of valid codes: 1-7518)
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Record/columns: 1/1-4

CONSENT
CONSENT
Percent
N
Value
Label
100.0
7,086
1


100.0
7,086


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Record/column: 1/5

INTEREST and INTENT


Q1
1. How interested are you in this year's November elections?
Percent
N
Value
Label
1.7
117
1
1: Not at all interested
0.9
66
2
2
1.2
83
3
3
1.3
91
4
4
3.3
231
5
5
2.4
169
6
6
4.9
347
7
7
8.8
622
8
8
6.0
428
9
9
69.6
4,931
10
10: Very interested



1
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Q2
2. How certain are you that you will vote in this year's November election?
Percent
N
Value
Label
85.8
6,078
1
Absolutely certain
9.8
692
2
Fairly certain
3.4
240
3
Not too certain
1.1
75
4
Probably not vote



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FAVOR


Q3
3. House - If the election were being held today for whom would you vote?
Percent
N
Value
Label
6.8
482
1
Josh Harder, Educator/Businessman, Democrat
5.9
416
2
Jeff Denham, Businessman/Farmer/Representative, Republican
8.3
591
3
Andrew Janz, Violent Crimes Prosecutor, Democrat
7.7
543
4
Devin G. Nunes, U.S. Representative/Farmer, Republican
6.4
456
5
Katie Hill, Homelessness Nonprofit Executive, Democrat
5.3
376
6
Steve Knight, Member of Congress, Republican
6.2
436
7
Gil Cisneros, Education/Veterans Advocate, Democrat
4.4
310
8
Young Kim, Small Business Owner, Republican
5.7
405
9
Katie Porter, Consumer Protection Attorney, Democrat
3.8
271
10
Mimi Walters, U.S. Representative, 45th District, Republican
6.5
458
11
Harley Rouda, Businessman, Democrat
4.7
330
12
Dana Rohrabacher, U.S. Representative, 48th District, Republican
5.7
403
13
Mike Levin, Clean Energy Advocate, Democrat
3.5
246
14
Diane L. Harkey, Taxpayer Representative/Businesswoman, Republican
5.0
351
15
Ammar Campa-Najjar, Local Business Owner, Democrat
3.7
264
16
Duncan Hunter, U.S. Representative, Republican
10.5
742
99
Undecided



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Q4
4. If you had to vote at this moment, which of the two candidates would you more inclined to support?
Percent
N
Value
Label
3.4
25
1
Josh Harder, Educator/Businessman, Democrat
3.9
29
2
Jeff Denham, Businessman/Farmer/Representative, Republican
2.3
17
3
Andrew Janz, Violent Crimes Prosecutor, Democrat
1.9
14
4
Devin G. Nunes, U.S. Representative/Farmer, Republican
3.0
22
5
Katie Hill, Homelessness Nonprofit Executive, Democrat
2.8
21
6
Steve Knight, Member of Congress, Republican
3.6
27
7
Gil Cisneros, Education/Veterans Advocate, Democrat
2.8
21
8
Young Kim, Small Business Owner, Republican
3.1
23
9
Katie Porter, Consumer Protection Attorney, Democrat
1.6
12
10
Mimi Walters, U.S. Representative, 45th District, Republican
4.0
30
11
Harley Rouda, Businessman, Democrat
2.8
21
12
Dana Rohrabacher, U.S. Representative, 48th District, Republican
2.3
17
13
Mike Levin, Clean Energy Advocate, Democrat
1.7
13
14
Diane L. Harkey, Taxpayer Representative/Businesswoman, Republican
4.6
34
15
Ammar Campa-Najjar, Local Business Owner, Democrat
2.3
17
16
Duncan Hunter, U.S. Representative, Republican
53.8
400
99
Undecided



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Q5
5. Compared to past Congressional elections in your district, is this year's November Congressional election more important to you, less important to you, or equally important as past elections?
Percent
N
Value
Label
68.1
4,821
1
More important
2.2
159
2
Less important
29.7
2,103
3
Equally important



3
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7,086


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Record/columns: 1/18-20

Q6
6. Generally speaking, do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of CANDIDATE 1?
Percent
N
Value
Label
22.1
1,564
1
Favorable strongly
26.8
1,898
2
Favorable somewhat
11.2
792
3
Unfavorable somewhat
18.8
1,332
4
Unfavorable strongly
21.1
1,496
5
No opinion



4
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(No Data)

100.0
7,086


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Record/columns: 1/21-23

Q7
7. Generally speaking, do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of CANDIDATE 2?
Percent
N
Value
Label
21.2
1,503
1
Favorable strongly
18.3
1,295
2
Favorable somewhat
13.7
968
3
Unfavorable somewhat
32.5
2,298
4
Unfavorable strongly
14.4
1,017
5
No opinion



5
.
(No Data)

100.0
7,086


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Record/columns: 1/24-26

ISSUE IMPORTANCE


Q8_a
8. a. When considering which candidate you'll be supporting in this year's election for Congress, how important are each candidate's views on Health care?
Percent
N
Value
Label
70.5
4,948
1
Among the most important
24.5
1,722
2
Important but not among most important
5.0
350
3
Not that important



66
.
(No Data)

100.0
7,086


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Record/columns: 1/27-29

Q8_b
8. b. When considering which candidate you'll be supporting in this year's election for Congress, how important are each candidate's views on The state's new gas tax?
Percent
N
Value
Label
50.7
3,563
1
Among the most important
31.9
2,243
2
Important but not among most important
17.3
1,216
3
Not that important



64
.
(No Data)

100.0
7,086


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Record/columns: 1/30-32

Q8_c
8. c. When considering which candidate you'll be supporting in this year's election for Congress, how important are each candidate's views on Immigration?
Percent
N
Value
Label
63.8
4,482
1
Among the most important
28.0
1,967
2
Important but not among most important
8.2
578
3
Not that important



59
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(No Data)

100.0
7,086


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Record/columns: 1/33-35

Q8_d
8. d. When considering which candidate you'll be supporting in this year's election for Congress, how important are each candidate's views on Taxes?
Percent
N
Value
Label
62.8
4,405
1
Among the most important
31.9
2,238
2
Important but not among most important
5.3
374
3
Not that important



69
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(No Data)

100.0
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Record/columns: 1/36-38

Q8_e
8. e. When considering which candidate you'll be supporting in this year's election for Congress, how important are each candidate's views on Housing costs?
Percent
N
Value
Label
44.2
3,104
1
Among the most important
42.7
2,995
2
Important but not among most important
13.1
917
3
Not that important



70
.
(No Data)

100.0
7,086


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Record/columns: 1/39-41

Q8_f
8. f. When considering which candidate you'll be supporting in this year's election for Congress, how important are each candidate's views on The economy?
Percent
N
Value
Label
66.2
4,640
1
Among the most important
30.9
2,165
2
Important but not among most important
2.9
206
3
Not that important



75
.
(No Data)

100.0
7,086


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Record/columns: 1/42-44

Q8_g
8. g. When considering which candidate you'll be supporting in this year's election for Congress, how important are each candidate's views on Environmental policies?
Percent
N
Value
Label
53.9
3,777
1
Among the most important
33.7
2,362
2
Important but not among most important
12.4
867
3
Not that important



80
.
(No Data)

100.0
7,086


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Record/columns: 1/45-47

Q8_h
8. h. When considering which candidate you'll be supporting in this year's election for Congress, how important are each candidate's views on Trade policies?
Percent
N
Value
Label
42.0
2,938
1
Among the most important
48.1
3,361
2
Important but not among most important
9.9
695
3
Not that important



92
.
(No Data)

100.0
7,086


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Record/columns: 1/48-50

Q8_i
8. i. When considering which candidate you'll be supporting in this year's election for Congress, how important are each candidate's views on Securing the nation's borders ?
Percent
N
Value
Label
42.9
3,010
1
Among the most important
30.7
2,152
2
Important but not among most important
26.5
1,857
3
Not that important



67
.
(No Data)

100.0
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Record/columns: 1/51-53

Q8_j
8. j. When considering which candidate you'll be supporting in this year's election for Congress, how important are each candidate's views on Water policies?
Percent
N
Value
Label
54.1
3,792
1
Among the most important
38.4
2,691
2
Important but not among most important
7.5
527
3
Not that important



76
.
(No Data)

100.0
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Record/columns: 1/54-56

Q8_k
8. k. When considering which candidate you'll be supporting in this year's election for Congress, how important are each candidate's views on Abortion?
Percent
N
Value
Label
44.5
3,116
1
Among the most important
32.3
2,263
2
Important but not among most important
23.2
1,621
3
Not that important



86
.
(No Data)

100.0
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Record/columns: 1/57-59

Q8_l
8. l. When considering which candidate you'll be supporting in this year's election for Congress, how important are each candidate's views on Gun laws?
Percent
N
Value
Label
64.1
4,499
1
Among the most important
25.9
1,818
2
Important but not among most important
10.0
700
3
Not that important



69
.
(No Data)

100.0
7,086


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Record/columns: 1/60-62