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Roper Center for Public Opinion Research — Wed, 16 May 2012 03:00:06 EST

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Siena Research Institute Poll: April 2012 Siena New York Poll [United States - Apr, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USSIENA2012-04NY] — Mon, 7 May 2012 14:28:43 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Siena Research Institute, Siena College, April 1-4, 2012. Sample: United States -- Registered voters in New York State (n=808). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Direction of New York state (1); direction of country (1); Andrew Cuomo (1); Barack Obama (1); Kirsten Gillibrand (1); George Maragos (1); Wendy Long (1); Bob Turner (1); Mitt Romney (1); Newt Gingrich 91); Ron Paul (1); Rick Santorum (1); Sheldon Silver (1); Dean Skelos (1); Cuomo job performance (1); Cuomo ideology (1); Obama job performance (1); re-electing Obama (1); re-electing Gillibrand (1); fiscal condition of New York (1); new state budget (1); importance of an on-time budget (1); Cuomo handling budget (1); State Senate handling budget (1); State Assembly handling budget (1); allowing casinos in New York (1); creating new pension system (1); requiring convicted criminals to provide DNA sample (1); instituting teacher evaluation system (1); keeping state spending down to 2% (1); knowledge of New York Works program (1); impact of New York Works (1); increase in government transparency (1); Supreme Court handling federal health care reform law (1); partisanship (1); Newt Gingrich vs. Rick Santorum vs. Ron Paul vs. Mitt Romney (1); Wendy Long vs. George Maragos vs. Bob Turner (1); Obama vs. Gingrich (1); Obama vs. Paul (1); Obama vs. Romney (1); Obama vs. Santorum (1); Gillibrand vs. Long (1); Gillibrand vs. Maragos (1); Gillibrand vs. Turner (1).

Siena Research Institute Poll: April 2012 Siena New York State Consumer Confidence Index [United States - Apr, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USSIENA2012-04CCI] — Mon, 7 May 2012 13:56:26 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Siena Research Institute, Siena College, April, 2012. Sample: United States -- Adult resident of New York State (n=805). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Financial condition (1); financial outlook (1); business conditions in New York (1); outlook for unemployment and depression (1); buying major household items (1); buying certain large items in the next 6 months (5); affect of gasoline prices (1); impact of food prices (1).

Siena Research Institute Poll: March 2012 Siena New York State Consumer Confidence Index [United States - Mar, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USSIENA2012-03CCI] — Mon, 7 May 2012 13:43:43 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Siena Research Institute, Siena College, March, 2012. Sample: United States -- Adult resident of New York State (n=801). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Financial condition (1); financial outlook (1); business conditions in New York (1); outlook for unemployment and depression (1); buying major household items (1); buying certain large items in the next 6 months (5); affect of gasoline prices (1); impact of food prices (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: December 2011, Omnibus Week 1 [United States - Dec, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK1201] — Thu, 3 May 2012 15:17:58 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, December 1-4, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1008). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); impression of presidential candidates (1); Republican candidates in the news (5); news about economy (4).

Pew Research Center Poll: November 2011, Omnibus Week 3 [United States - Nov, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK1117] — Thu, 3 May 2012 15:16:12 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, November 17-20, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1003). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7).

Pew Research Center Poll: November 2011, Omnibus Week 2 [United States - Nov, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK1110] — Thu, 3 May 2012 15:13:35 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, November 10-13, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1000). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); news stories heard about (3); amount of news coverage (4); news about economy (6).

Pew Research Center Poll: November 2011, Omnibus Week 1 [United States - Nov, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK1103] — Thu, 3 May 2012 15:11:20 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, November 3-6, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1005). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); approval of energy policies (5); fair media coverage of various people (4); news stories heard about (3); Herman Cain sexual harassment allegations (1); developing energy technology (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: October 2011, Omnibus Week 4 [United States - Oct, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK1027] — Thu, 3 May 2012 15:08:58 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, October 27-30, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1002). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7).

Pew Research Center Poll: October 2011, Omnibus Week 3 [United States - Oct, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK1020] — Thu, 3 May 2012 15:06:44 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, October 20-23, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1009). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (8); presidential campaign description (1); Occupy Wall Street support (1); Tea Party support (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: October 2011, Omnibus Week 2 [United States - Oct, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK1013] — Wed, 2 May 2012 13:40:52 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, October 13-16, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1007). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); candidates in the news (3); description of Republican presidential candidates (3); Republican presidential debates (3).

Pew Research Center Poll: October 2011, Omnibus Week 1 [United States - Oct, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK1006] — Wed, 2 May 2012 13:31:54 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, October 6-9, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1000). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); news stories heard of (4); quality of economy news (1); Ben Bernanke job title (1); Republican majority in Congress (1); European country facing debt (1); current Secretary of State (1); Apple products owned (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: September 2011, Omnibus Week 5 [United States - Sep, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0929] — Wed, 2 May 2012 13:21:23 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, September 29-October 2, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1000). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (8); Republican presidential nominees (9); hearing about news stories (2); optimism toward country's future (6); in depth news stories (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: September 2011, Omnibus Week 4 [United States - Sep, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0922] — Wed, 2 May 2012 13:15:52 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, September 22-25, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1000). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); news stories heard about (5); agreement with various statements (18); haves vs. have-nots (2); government treatment of economic groups (2); ways to reduce deficit (6); confidence in government (3).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Afghanistan [United States - Mar, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0313] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 16:07:42 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, March 13, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1006). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 53, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 3 forms for this study: Located in column 48, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 49, Form C=1; Form D=2. Located in column 50, Form E=1; Form F=2; Form G=3. Topics covered include: United States handling troops in Afghanistan (1); recent events in Afghanistan influencing opinion of how long troops should be kept in Afghanistan (2); quick withdrawal leading to more terrorist in Afghanistan (1); troops remaining increasing vulnerability to terrorist attack (1); right/wrong to send troops to Afghanistan (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); voter registration (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Election/Auto Bailout [United States - Feb, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0220] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 16:01:36 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, February 20-21, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1040). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 55, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 50, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Presidential candidate preferences (4); Congress passing healthcare law (1); effects of healthcare law (2); healthcare law affecting Barack Obama reelection (1); mandatory health insurance as constitutional (1); Republican candidate repealing healthcare law (1); healthcare law affecting Mitt Romney election (1); voter registration (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); Republican candidate preferences (1); approval of automaker financial bailout (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Swing States Wave 4 [United States - Feb, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0214] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:55:55 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, February 14-21, 2012. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of 12 battleground states (n=1308). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 55, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 50, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. The sample includes residents from the following states: Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin. Topics covered include: Barack Obama vs. Mitt Romney (2); Barack Obama vs. Rick Santorum (2); feelings about Congress passing health care reform law (1); impact of new law so far (1); overall effect of health care law on family (1); projected effect of health care law on family (1); Obama's stance on health care law influencing future vote for him (1); constitutionality of required health insurance (1); Republican leader repealing health care law (1); Romney's stance on healthcare law influencing future vote for him (1); voter registration (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); Republican presidential candidate preference (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Election [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0127] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:50:34 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, January 27-28, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1050). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 53, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 5 forms for this study: Located in column 49, Form C=1; Form D=2. Located in column 50, Form E=1; Form F=2; Form G=3. Topics covered include: Barack Obama vs. Mitt Romney (2); Barack Obama vs. Ron Paul (2); Barack Obama vs. Newt Gingrich (2); Barack Obama vs. Rick Santorum (2); voter enthusiasm (1); characteristics and qualities of Mitt Romney (4); characteristics and qualities of Newt Gingrich (4); voter registration (1); presidential candidate preference (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Swing State Wave 3 [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0124] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:44:15 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, January 24-28, 2012. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of 12 battleground states (n=837). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 53, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 5 forms for this study: Located in column 49, Form C=1; Form D=2. Located in column 50, Form E=1; Form F=2; Form G=3. The sample includes residents from the following states: Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin. Topics covered include: Barack Obama vs. Mitt Romney (2); Barack Obama vs. Rom Paul (2); Barack Obama vs. Newt Gingrich (2); Barack Obama vs. Rick Santorum (2); voter enthusiasm (1); characteristics and qualities of Mitt Romney (4); characteristics and qualities of Newt Gingrich (4); voter registration (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); presidential candidate preference (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: State of Union and Election [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0118] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:38:59 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, January 18, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1009). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 53, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 3 forms for this study: Located in column 50, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. Located in column 52, Form E=1; Form F=2; Form G=3. Topics covered include: Preference for Barack Obama's focus in State of the Union address (1); Congress passing Obama's proposals (1); important issues for Obama to address in speech (1); satisfaction with Obama and Mitt Romney as 2012 candidates (1); voter preference if Obama and Romney were nominees (2); voter registration (1); Obama job performance (1); economic conditions (2).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Home Foreclosures [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0114] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:32:46 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, January 14-15, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1000). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 50, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 forms for this study: Located in column 49, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Government handling 2012 bank foreclosures (1); Barack Obama job performance (1).

Gallup News Service Poll: 2012 Candidate Q-Scores [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2012-TR0112] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:24:33 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, January 12-15, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=2010). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 50, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 forms for this study: Located in column 49, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); recognizing people in the news (6); opinion of people in the news (6).

Gallup News Service Poll: GOP Nomination Expectations [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2012-TR0104] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:16:43 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, January 4-8, 2012. Sample: United States -- Republican adults including leaners (n=1242). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 52, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 50, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Candidate preference for Republican presidential nominee (1); candidate most likely to win (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Election [United States - Mar, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0325] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 11:45:14 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, March 25-26, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1062). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 53, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 forms for this study: Located in column 48, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 49, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Presidential candidate preferences (4); enthusiasm for election (1); importance of campaign issues (6); government birth control policies (4); Republican nominee preferences (1); voter registration (1); Barack Obama job performance (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Swing States Wave 5 [United States - Mar, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0320] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 11:29:35 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, March 20-26, 2012. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of 12 battleground states (n=1046). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 53, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 48, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 49, Form C=1; Form D=2. The sample includes residents from the following states: Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin. Topics covered include: Presidential candidate preferences (4); enthusiasm for election (1); important election issues (6); government policies concerning birth control (2); preferred Republican nominee (2); voter registration (1); Barack Obama job performance (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: February Wave 1--Republican Nomination/2012 Presidential Election [United States - Feb, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-03] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 11:17:31 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, February 16-19, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1014). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 85, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 37, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 36, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); favorability of various politicians (7); interest in election (2); Republican presidential candidates (6); Mitt Romney as Republican nominee (1); continuing Republican campaign (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); victorious presidential candidate (1); Republican candidate to beat Obama (1); Obama presidency success (1); importance of campaign issues (9); congressional candidate preference (2); presidential candidate qualities (9); condition of economy (2); preferred type of president (1); religious-based employers covering contraception (2); Tea Party support (1); Occupy Wall Street support (1).

Gallup News Service Poll: Gas Prices [United States - Mar, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2012-TR0305] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 15:43:47 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, March 5-6, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1049). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 55, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 forms for this study: Located in column 50, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Gas prices causing life changes (4); government controlling gas prices (2); Barack Obama job performance (1).

Gallup News Service Poll: 2012 Candidate Q-Scores [United States - Mar, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2012-TR0301] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 15:35:45 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, March 1-4, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=2065). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 55, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 forms for this study: Located in column 50, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Name recognition (4); impression of presidential candidates (5); voter registration (1); Barack Obama job performance (1).

Gallup News Service Poll: Economic Proposals/Fairness [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2012-TR0123] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 15:25:01 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, January 23, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1008). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 55, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 forms for this study: Located in column 50, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Approval of various proposals (5); economic system fairness (2); voter registration (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); economic conditions rating (2).

Gallup News Service Poll: 2012 Republican Presidential Nominee [United States - Mar, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2012-04] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 15:03:57 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, March 8-11, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1024). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 85, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 37, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 36, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); Congress job performance (1); United States satisfaction (1); most important problems (3); availability of quality jobs (1); presidential candidate preferences (3); Republican nomination campaign (1).

Gallup News Service Poll: Barack Obama/Modern Presidents [United States - Feb, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2012-02] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 14:56:52 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, February 2-5, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1029). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 85, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 37, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 36, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); Congress job performance (1); United States satisfaction (1); most important problems (3); availability of quality jobs (1); Obama handling various issues (11); favorability of political parties (2); Republican campaign length (1); historical ratings of various presidents (8).

Gallup News Service Poll: Economy/2012 Presidential Election/Worries [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2012-01] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 14:51:06 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, January 5-8, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1011). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 89, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 41, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 40, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); Congress job performance (1); satisfaction with United States (1); most important problems (3); availability of quality jobs (1); financial situation (2); most worrisome economic issue (3); influence over country's direction (1); economic fears (6); owning vs. renting (1); Republican presidential nominees (6).

Kaiser Family Foundation Poll: July Kaiser Health Tracking Poll--Health Care Reform Law/Health Insurance [United States - Jul, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPSRA2011-HNI100] — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 13:08:11 EST

Survey by Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, July 13-18, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1201). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 12, where 1 = landline and 2 = cell. There are 2 forms for this study located in column 32. Form A=1; Form B=2. Topics covered include: Opinion of health care reform law (3); influence of health care reform law (4); Congress handling health care reform law (1); health care reform influencing budget deficit (1); health care reform law improving aspects of health care (7); feelings about health care reform law (3); benefitting from health care reform law (4); negative experience with health care reform law (4); doctors communicating about health care reform law (3); state lawsuits against federal government regarding mandatory health insurance (2); role of certain topics in deficit reduction strategy (5); cutting federal spending in certain areas (4); reductions in Medicare spending (1); rating health insurance coverage (1); health insurance premiums (2); health insurance deductible/co-pay (2); health care costs (1); reasons for rising health care costs (12).